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VOL G
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY,
N.
C.
LI1UBSDA Y
AUGUST. 9, 1894,
NO. 43.
From lluuncr Ilk, N. C.
what a r e the people going t o THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY RltJHT
L E T T E R . sponsibility has been placed,
SIDE UP.
d o a b o u t i t ? Aie the Groby President Cleveland's let Editor Democra t:
Btotesville Landmark.
From our Regular Correspondent.
There a r e a number of peo verian idol iters going t o
ter, where it belongs.
The Democratic Sta+e con
ple in this country t o whom block the wheels t o Demo
There has been much talk
Exchange a good thing for something
President Cleveland h a s n o t
vention meets next week, a n d
of less value.
changed his mind a b o u t t h e here a b o u t the probability Mr. Cleveland is a n idol. T o cratic success in the future, in preparation for i t the
desirability of a d m i t t i n g free of President Cleveland veto them it is blasphemy t o (pies o r a r e they going t o s t a n d most of the county conven
of duty such raw materials ing t h e bill if the House t i o r t lie infallibility of Gro squarely upon the Chicago tions ha ve already 7 been held.
a s coal and iron o r e ; " n o r agrees t o the Senate iron, ver, o r of the Grovtrian scrip p l a t f o r m A s t o a third Such a s have n o t been will
Give up one insurance policy and
have the Democratic major coal and s u g a r schedules, turn- It is never worth while term for Grover. the idea is he this week. The reports
take another. Always remember that
au old policy is of far greater intrinsic
ity of the House which voted o u t I d o n o t think i t a t all t o waste argument on a man preposterous, and unless the irom all t h a t have been held
value than a new one.
t o p i t them on the free list probable that, he will. In who h a s got theGrovcrs. My r.iost unlooked-for changes a r e of Ihe same chaiacter.*
in the original Wilson bill; fact, 1 ha ve excellent reasons own opinion is t h a t Grover take place, he s t a n d s no " t h e boys" a r e all o n hand
nor have the Democratic vo for the belief t h a t he has ad is a mortal man with many more chance for a third term a s usual; their spirits a r e
ters of the country who were vised chairman Wilson and robust virtues, but a t the a s president than S a t a n does fine and their faith in the
I<et the premium on your policy
under the impression when other prominent Democrats same time overburdened with for a second term in the hap party of the people is undim
lapsc even for a day. You can't
foresee the events of to-morrow. It
they a Democratic Congress of the House t o get all the human irnilty. 1 even think py land.
inished. The dissatisfaction
in3y not be possible for you to get
and administration in power reduction possible in theSen- t h a t Mr. Cleveland betrays Our county and S t a t e con which was apparent through
another policy if the present one is
t h a t free raw materials were a t e bill and then t o accept it a t rimes a singula! facility ventions will soon be called o u t almost all of the first
dropped.
upon t o place candidates in
i s s n r e d . Notv\ithstauding a s the best t h a t can bo had. for blundering.
year of the Cleveland admin
But Grover is <\ cool man ! the field for the different of
i h i s overwhelming? Demo Mind, I d o n o t s t a t e it for a
istration is subsiding, but,
crutic sentiment in favor of fact that President Cleveland Blundering; yes, t o use no fices. Let us see t h a t no man whether men a r e satisfied
Consider any other form of insurance
free raw materials, coal and has given such advice, but harsher term, t h a t ' s the gets on the Democratic ticket with national affairs o r n o t ,
until you have thoroughly investi
iron a r e not t o g o on tfie tree t h a t I have excellent reasons, word. Hi* blundered when who is not known t o stand they have come t o a realiz
gated the plans and policies of the
list. It is both unnecessary which cannot be told with he failed t o call a n extra ses wholly upon t h e Chicago ing sense of the fact that, t h e
EQUITABLE LIFE. You will per
ceive their advantages at oncc.
and unprofitable t o enter in o u t violating confidence, for sion of Congress when he was platform, a s the people un welfare of North Carolina is
t o any explanation a t this believing t h a t he lias. It is inaugurated; h e blundered derstand it. Let u s profit a t stake and t h a t it is n o
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
For the Carol!aas.
Rock Mill, S. C.
time a s t o t h e whys and also known t h a t prominent when he assumed t h a t the re by the mistakes of oni erring time t o he squabbling over
wherefores of this. [*< is suf Democrats, outside of Con peal of the purchasing clause brethren, and t r y t o secure free silver and such things
ficient t o say t h a t t h e ' f a c t gress, have given Mr. Wilson of the Sherman act would re the support of every Cue when home government ,s : n
PROFESSIONAL.
has been made plain t h a t no a n d t h e other Democratic lieve- the finances of thecoun American for o u r ticket. P u t any sort of peril. Pretty
try; he blundered when he the right men o u t , and let
bill putting iron and c i a l on conferees similar advice.
much all of our Supreme
W. B. t'OUNCILL, JR.
did not outline a policy t o be favoriteism g o t o the winds.
The commission appointed
the free list can pass t h e SeriCourt is to be elected fhia
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
PHANTOM.
b \ President Cleveland t o in pursued, in line with the Chi
a t e.
year—our court of last re
Boone, N. C.
Therefore the Democrats of vestigate the causes of the c a g o platform, in his mes
s o r t ; the one which passes,
WOMAN'S TIUJE KINDLINESS.
the House are nrought face recent railroad strike met for sage t o the regular session
finally, upon the lives a n d
W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). t o face with t h e choice of the first time, t o d a y , in the of Congress when Congress It I N More Natural with Her Tlmn property of the people. So,
with Man. _
Boone, N. C.
leaving the Mckinley law office o f Hon. Carrjll I). a n d the people expected t h a t
Among all nations, women also, the judges who travel
s t a n d or, of allowing the Sen Wright, IJ. S. Commissioner he would; he blundered in a r e ever inclined t o be cheer from county t o county a n d
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north ofPost a t e t o have its way a b o u t of Labor, who is ex-offieio making some of his appoint ful a n d modest. They d o administer justice. Likewise
Office.
coal a n d iron, and g e t t i n g a chairman of theCommVsion. ments of ministers t o foreign n o t hesitate, like man, t o the men who make and un
new tariff law on the Senate No time is t o be lost in mak lands; he blundered in bis perform n hospitable o r gen make o u r laws; and last , b u t
ghostly silence during the erous action; n o t haughty,
books, which contains many ing tbe investigation.
by no means least, t h e men
most excellent features and
T h e House committee on past weary monthsof debate nor a r r o g a n t , nor supercil who attend t o t h e business of
A HORSEY A1 LAW.
which is,even in the iron and Labor after a n extended ex o n the tariff, when he should ious, b u t full of courtesy and t h e people a t ihe various
MARION,
N.C coal schedules, a big reduc amination of the various have used his influence and affection! industrious, econ
court houses.
-(o)tion from the duties imposed bills on the subject decided patronage t o ha ve a proper omical, ingenious; more vir Those enumerated — t h e
by a n unanimous vote in fa tariff bill become a law; he tuous, and performing more judges, legislators and coun
3 Will practice in the courts ol by the MrKinley law.
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDowThis is the situation t h a t vor of Representative Spring blundered when henppointed good actions t h a n .nan. I
ell and nil ither counties in the o n hunted the Democratic e r ' s bill for the creation of a a negro t o the office of Regis never addressed myself in the ty officers—are t h e public ser
vants with whom the people
western district •^8|s»einl at ten
.Mi on given to the collection ol House conferees when they national board of arbitra ter of Deeas for the district language o f decency and a r e most conc3i ned after all,
met. the Senate conferees t o tion, which he has been favor of Columbia; lie blunderec friendship t o a woman, and when they come t o look
8 lainiK.
d a y for their first
formal ably reported t o the House when he vetoed t h e only whether civilized o r savage, around for the right men for
W B. Coumill M. D. T. (J. Blackburn.
silver measure t h a t could without receiving a decent these places they pee t h a t t h e
Bovuf, S. C.
/ionvillc, X. C. meeting in their second effort and will, if the committee
t o reach a n agreement on the r a n succeed in securing a d a y have given the country any and friendly answer.
Democratic p a r t y is the only
tariff bill. In addition they for its consideration, almost financial relief
In wandering over the bar one which can furnish thei
But Grover is a very cool ren plains of inhospitable The people want t h e Sty!to
were met with tlie tie vote of certainly be passed a t the
t h e Senate refusing t o in present session. The bill is m a n ! After all these blun Denmark, through honest governed properly and ' t h e
Calls attended at all s t r u c t i t s conferees t o reced drawn in accordance with ders, and a s if t o place a Sweden,frozen Lapland,rude county business done right,
from t h e differential d u t y of the recommendation contain glitering t i p t o t h e icy peak and churlish Finland, un and they a r e going t o give
o/j
one-eighth of a cent a pound ed in President Cleveland's of his towering exhibition of principled Russia and t h e the job t o the Democratic
June 1, '93.
on refined sugar, t h u s indi 1887 message to Congress. frozen impudence, he writes widespread regions of the p a r t y again this year, a s Vi
E F. LOVILL. J. C, FLETCHER.
T h e Senate Investigating his letter t o Mr. Wilson, wandering Tartar,if hungry, sual. If President Cleveland
cating, one might s a y official
ly, t h a t a n y change in the committee is having consid Chairman of t h e House fi- dry, cold, wet, o r sick, wo shouM turn Republican to
s u g a r schedule would n o t be erable trouble in locating a nnnee committee. In t h a t man has ever been friendly morrow a n d Congress ad
ATlORNhYS AT LAW,
accepted by the Senate.
witness— Mr. Battershall—, he proved t h a t he was on t o me, and uniformly soinnd, journ without passing
n y
BOONE, N. 0.
Notwithstanding all this who is alleged i o be a walk record both for and a g a i n s t t o add t o this virtue, sowoi- tariff bill a t all, North/CnroSpecial attention given chairman Wilson and the ing encyclopedia on just the tee income t a x . But Grover thy the appellation of benev lina would still g o Democrat
to the volletion o/claims.^sM House con ft: lees a r e n o t dis things the committee wishes? is a very cool man. He did olence, these actions have ic this year, upon the record
n o t hesitate t o insult t h e been performed
s
L L. GREENE, & C O., posed t o give up the fight; t o fin J o u t a b o u t the alleged Senate in t h a t letter, and I he kind a manner tinu to free and of the party in the S t a t e a n d
h . if I was upon the character and c a
therefore a call is being cir dealing of Senators in stock
Senators did not. fail t o t o re dry, I drank t h e sweet pacity of the men whom it of
# REAL ESTATE AG'TS. ciliated for a caucus of the of the sugar trust.
Democrats of the House, t o There is little disposition sent it. The political muddle d r a u g h t , a n d if hungry, a t e fees the"people a s Congress
HOONE, N. 6.
be held if no agreement is in either House o r Senate t o is without precedence,and all the coarse morsel with a don men, judges solicitors, mem
t a k e up any other general on the account of Grover's Lie relish.—Ex.
bers of the Legislature a n d
' M ill give special attention reached on the bill by Tues
d a y . It is believed t h a t t h e legislation of importance, a s own action. As a specimen
county officers.
t o abstracts of title, t h e sale
Morgan ton Herald; Every
ofjlteal E s t a t e in W. N. C conferees will endeavor t o the belief is general t h a t the of what the Senators think
Those lie ving farms, timber reach nn agreement upon laiisness of the session will be a n d soy, here is one little body experts the Republicans
A Warning.
arid minetal lands for sole, everything except the iron, rushed t o a close a s soon a s paragraph from Mr. Gor co change the name under
" H a v e you been reading
will d o well t o call on said Co. s u g a r , and coal schedules of
the tariff bill i s finallydispos man's speech. "Never be which they a t t a c k theDemoc the serial,'The Scout of t h e
^ a t Boone.
fore since the declaration ot racy of North Carolina a t Sierras,' t h a t is running in
the bill before the caucus is ed of.
L . L . G H E EA A C O .
independence, has a Presi least once in two years. l a my paper?"
held, and t h a t chairman Wil
Mfrch 16, 1893.
son will then ask the caucus Landmark: An editor works dent of the United S t a t e s fact, so heartily ashamed d o
"Yes, l a m very much in
N' >TICE.
what shall be done a b o u t 3 6 5 d a y s per year t o g e t o u t been guilty oL-streh a viola they seem of the namerepub- terested in i t . Who is the
J lot el Property for Sale.
the •se schedules. It is, of 5 2 issues of a papei; t h a t ' s tion of the sp : rit of the con can, t h a t they a r e constant a u t h o r ? "
•, On account of failing health course, impossible t o say labor. Once and a while smms t i t u t i o n , a s h a s Mr.J leve ly conjuring u p some new ti
"I a m t h e a u t h o r . "
of myself and wife, I orter for sale what action the caucus will
land in writing his letter t o tle for their badly disorgan
"You are, eh? Well, I
body pays a year's subscrip
ma hotel propertv in the town of
take, but in view of the fact tion; t i n t scapital. And once Chairman Wilson.'" I t takes ized forces. They have failed want t o tell you right » ow
Rotnie, North Carolina, and will
4ell low for cash and make terms t h a t the Democrats of the in a while some sun of a gun these Democratic Senators t o g e t in under the name of that unless the hard Vented
to suit the buyer, and will take House a r c practically unani
of a dead beat takes the pa t o show u p t o us Grover's 'Independents and Liberals.' adventuress comes to grief
re.T o * personal property in exinous in t h e opinion t h a t a per for years and vanishes " w a y s t h a t a r e dark and This year they started o u t and the brave scout rescues
**b Inge. Apply soon.
W. L. B RYAN. tariff bill must be passed a t without paying lor it; t h a t ' s tricks t h a t a r e vain." The a s 'Coalitionists," but they
have already Rotten tiled
' T h e capliv* maid
this session of Congress, and anarch.V. But. latei on jus whole true inwardness of t h e t h a t and they a r e now call- f ' n i " e r l v K O " " 1 1 1 a t o I ' »'-V
NO 7 ICE.
IParties put ting papers in t h a t a bill cannot be passed tice will overtake the last business is, t h a t Grover is ing themselves 'Co operation paper. -I'exas Sittings,
^ my hand for execution will unless those schedules a re ac named creature, tor there is trying t o auger his way into isis.' What it will be next
ANNOUNCEMENT.
pie use advance the tees with cepted in accordance with a place where he will g e t his a third term a s president, nobody can tell, and it d o n ' t
I hereby announce myself nn
the pa pi rs and tlicv yyjll re- t h ^ I e m a i i d s of the Senate,it
and he very reasonably ex make any difference. No a r
deserts: t h a t ' s hell. .
I ndependent Anti administration
cefVeprompt attention, other
pects t h a t the money power my t h a t was ashamed of its Democratic candidate for Solici
bclie\* K ! t h a t tin? caucus
flag and uniform ever y e t
wife they will be| returned
ct the conferees t o
te&'One dollar pays for the will a t t e m p t t o ho'st him won a bat lie either millitar.v tor in the 10th Judicial District.
not executed for t
J. F. S PAINHOUR,
there. In the mean time, o r political.
wing t h a t the re Democrat one war.
fees.
D. F. B AIRD SIT
Don't
Don't
Don't
Don't •
J. V JIORPIIKW,
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgaons.
LOVIU & FLETCHER
WASHINGTON
�*
The Watauga Democrat
A DEMOCKATIG family newspaper,
<J«yot »d to the interest ot Coun
ty istate ano Nation. Published
9vrtry Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga County. N. C.
THE WAI'lUtiA U.VION.
T h e Union Meeting of Wa
t a u g a met with Mt. Calvery
church Friday July 22nd.
Introductory sermon was
preached by Rev. J . You nee.
T e x t 2nd Timothy, 4—2.
Adjourned uutil 1 p. m.
Met pursuant t o adjourn
ment. The house was then
called t o order by L. W. Far
thing. Prayer by A. Roten.
Ou motion L. W. Farthing
was elected moderator and
L . 0 . Wilson clerk.
On motion a committee on
religious exercises consisting
of 0 . P . Sherrill with the offi
cers of Mt. Calvery church
was appointed.
On motion a committee con
sistingof W. S. Farthing, J .
J . T . R.»es? and G. P. Sherril
o n Time, Place and Piograin
was appointed. On motion
t h e program with its supple
ment was read and adopted.
T h e first question on the
supplement was taken up and
discussed by Rev. Knight
a n d others.
Committee on devotional
exercises reported Rev. I). ( \
H a r m a n t o preach tomorrow
a t 1 1 , a . m.
On motion adjourned t o
meet tomorrow a t 8 : 3 0 . Ben
ediction by A. C. Farthing.
S a t u r d a y morning's pioceodings: Met pursuant t o
adjournment. Devotional ex
ercises wereeonducted by Rev
C. S. Farthing. Minutes of
yesterday H proceedings were
read ond approved.
T h e second question on the
supplement was then consid
ered a nd discussed by Revs.
Jacob Younee, D. C. Harman
a n d orhers. The time having
arrived that p r e a c h i n g
should begin, on motion ad
journed t o hear the sermon
a n d t o meet again a t 1 p. in.
Evening proceedings: The
house was called t o order a t
t h e appointed time. Prayer
by Rev. J . M. Pane.
The first question on t h e
original program was taken
u p a o d discussed by J . J . T .
Reese a n d others.
T b e coinmitteeon Jeyotion
a I exercises reported Rev. J .
II. F a r t h i n g t o preach to
night, and J . C. Johnsan to
morrow a t 1 1 , a . m .
Secohd question was then
considered and discussed by
W. S. Farthing. Third ques
tion was\)pened and discuss
ed by Rev. J . fl. Farthing.
Committee on Time, Place
a nd Program r ^ o r t e d t h e
next Union Me ting t o con
vene with Cool Spiingcburch
beginning on Friday before
t h e fifth Sunday in Septem
ber next. On motion the nbove report was adopted.
On motion the following
resolution was unanimously
adopted: Resolved, That, the
t h a n k s ol this body be ex ten
ded o the dear brethren, sis
ter* and friends of this com
munity for their kind hospi
tality manifested toward us
during this meeting.
motion agreed t o
ike
u p a collection tomorrow for
the Gospel X ission.
On motion authorized the
clerk t o have these proceed
ings published in the W ATAU
GA D EMOCRAT.
On motion il;< minutes were
read a n d adopted. On mo
tion adjourned. Prayer by
liev. ('. S. Farthing. Renoliction by D. C. Harman.
J*. ' . WILSON , Clei k.
.
Three of a Different Kind.
Col. Breckinridge confessed,
after be was caught, t o hav
ing a confirmed habit of be
ing a " m a n of passion;" a
little later Col. W. C. Owens,
one of' his competitors for
Congiest, confessed t o a love
for and a long indulgence in
the game of " d r a w " by which
lie bettered his financial .con
dition; and ii> JW comes the
other colonel, Evan Settle,
who wishes t o represent t h e
Ashland district, and confess
es t h a t a few years since he
gambled away the posses
sions ot himself and wife, for
the recovery of which his w ife
unsuccessfully ' s u e d .
As
these colonels come t o the
Ashland district confessional,
they come with repentant
tears and much pathos o !
language. Each is contrite
but each thanks his God
t h a t he is n o t like t lie others.
Breck.| is thankful t h a t he
does n o t drink nor gamble
and t h a t he has never had
these vices; Owens g i v e s
t h a n k s for t h a t he was nevei
a drunkard and t h a t he was
never s o weak a s t o put him
self in the way of a designing
school girl who might have
tried t o overthrow his chas
tity. Settle is also thankful
t h a t he h a s n e v e r been
caught in undue intimacy
with a n abandoned school
girl. T h e voters of the Ash
land district a r e t o choose
their favorite vice. I t is a
three cornered contest be
tween the "men of passion,"
t h e drunkards and the gam
blers.—(Im t tunoogn Press.
T h e 'Ci'izen s a y s Mr. T . M .
Wheeler brought toAsheville
a wild cherry s t u m p from the
head waters of Big Ivy tluit
vveiged 2,330 pounds, it was
sonl t o M. B. Wilkins & Co.,
the lumber dealers, a t 3 ets.
per pound, which footed up
$69.90. Mr. Wheeler lms sev
eral of these useful stumps
t o come. The wood is used
for veneering.
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(125) acres more or h-ss, lying in
9
Watauga county on Middle Fork
SLu
of New River to satisfy said
mortgage and costs of sale. This | E ^ f S S S
S
KSAGEfifSE §
the 30th day of-Inly 1804.
J. R. VVIDIIY , President.
Citizens B. & L. Association.
WARRANTED i
VV. W. Scott Sr. Sec. & Treas.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a Mortgage execu
ted by W. D. Clark and wife A. S.
Clark t o the Citizens Building
and loan association ot Lenoir,
N. 0. and Registered in the Reg
ister's office of Watauga county
in nook 4 , C"' of mortgages pages
571.72-73, I will offer for sale
for cash t o the highest bidder at
the court house door in the town
of Boone on Monday the 3rd day
ot September next said (lark's
interests in eighty five and one
half acres in a tract ot land lying
in Watauga county a t or near
Blowing Rock also one town
lot in the town of Blowing Rock
adjoining l o t s of VV. M.
You nee H. (J. Martin and
others t o satisfy said mort
gage and costs of sale. This
the 3 0 t h d a y of J u l y 1894.
- THE '#4 SUMMER MAN.
J . R. WIDBY , President.
Writing from a Wisconsin Citizens B. & L. Association.
resort, a Chicago girl c h a t s W. W. S COTT Sr. See. &Tivas.
spicily thus: ' You o u g h t t o
see the ' 9 4 summer man;he's
NOTICE.
a sight? At least the Lake
By virtue of a Mortgage
Delavun summer man is, and executed by W. E. G. Mori is
I presume they're all more and wife N. W. Morris t o the
o r less alike. If I can pur Citizens Building and loan
association ot Lenoir. N. C.
chase a nice specimen, I'll and Registered in the Regis
bring him hack with me— ter's office of Watauga cou~>
t h a t is, if you'd prefer him in t.v in Book "C'-of mortgaged
stead of a silver belt buckle I page 340, I will offer tor sale
promised vou. He w e a r s for cash t o the highest bid
white duck trousers, a funny der a t the court house door
in the town of Boone on MOM
little c o a t and a h a t big e r - day the 3rd d a y of September
ough t o house all the chil next said Morris' interest in
dren of the celebrated lady three acres of land more o r
who lived in a shoe. But. his less and th* buildings {here
garments a r e not s o reir ark- on lying in the town of Blow
ing Rock adjoining lots of
able a s the creature himself. W. M. Morris and the ILirHe is s o small t h a t you look grove lot t o satisfy said
over his head when y o u mortgage interest and costs
dance w ith him and his waist of sale. This the 3 0 t h <la\
is a s trim a s a dress maker's of July 1894.
J . R. WIDBY . President.
dummy. I think t h a t a pair
Citizens B. & L. Association.
of him would make a lovely- W. W. S COTT Sr. Sec. A Treas
set of candelabra for the man
tie and one of aim would look
University of Nortti Carolina.
simply stunning perched on
Includes the College, (he I
t lie side, of your new Spanish
turban. Some of them real niversitv, the Law School
ly a r e n ' t worth expressing the Medical School and th
home, my dear. Some a r e Summer School for Teachers
freckled and use s t r o n g per C ollege tuition $60. a year;
fumery and s a y 'G-as s,' bur board $ 7 . t o $13. a month.
a s 1 said before, if I can find Session begins Sept. 6. Ad
i nston a t
a good sample summer man, dress President
I'M buy him. His hair is us Chapel Hill, N. O
ually nice, a an he could h
used a s a- chimney-cleaner il
pou don't want him for a ta
IS THF. BEST.
ble ornament
watch
NO SQ'JCAKiNS.
charm."
*5. CORDOVAN,
Landmark: If New York
city isn't careful she will be
on a p a r with the "unciviliz
e d " South. In the heart of
the city a few d a y s a g o a ne
g r o man brutally beat, rob
bed and outraged a white
white woman; and in another
part of the city, a b o u t the
same time, revenue officers
captured an illicit distillery.
Worse still, the New York
correspondent, of the Balti
more Sun says if the negro
had been caught he would
have been lynched.
^LF-CLGSING
u f ft,
* '.j 1
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4 3.SP POLICE,3 SOLES.
«so.$2- WORKWOMEN,
T? A TTMF
EXTRA FINE.
*2A'TSMs5CHP!!l$H0ES.
• LADIES •
^
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" iS- W* IL* DOUGLAS,
s ^BROCKTON, MA33.
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mnnpy y purc
Prcnu-2, vr? n:c l ie largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, arid guarantee
the value by stamping .the name and price ou
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
e.-unl custom work ia style, easy fitting and
\vraring qualities. We have thr -n sold every
where at lower prices for the value given than
ony other make. Take no substitute. J f your
dealer canuot supply you, we can. Sold by
Denier, whoso nam * will shortly ajf
pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at
once.
F o r MaCaria, L i v e r T r o u
b l e ,o r I n d i g e s t i o n , u s e
BROWN'S IRON B r TTER5
TAKE THE
Oliicago end Alton Pi. H.
GOING
West and Northwest.
Emigrants going to any of the
WuHtern States or Territories
will save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
t is the quickest roule to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and California.
2 lias a Inn-go High Arm.
~ Mm a fieli-wttlnR Mrcslla
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-i li»i No K« it! h1 In Construction.
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5
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T
2 Has a Perfect Adjuctmeut.
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S
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—
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2 'looi a larger Itaitgn of General Worh
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Road in the H est.
g
£
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SoropJete Ceilir>gs ?
Corrugatad Sheeting,
PAY
Booting Paints,
ON RECEIPT OF 5 0 CENTS
Iron Rooting,
CBV9 Trough*. Cutlers and Spouttng,
WE WILL MAIL A SOX OF
forms of Shuot Metal for Building
s
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Wo APPLY 1 WHEN 8HIFPED./
in •iieiiiBga—•
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ifieii* a
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOB
—
Totter, Gronpd Itdi, Itclitog Plies, Ring
—
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Worm and all Iteming S&ln Diseases.
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io worknwn to
) toltoDE.!*!, rihI Al'l'IA our mnterUU
. Au t*. n vlcinUy.
)>
ccUdt*d' wilt* fur
IIyou have TETTER, It maltera not how long It has
exIMod, TETTERINE will as certainly euro
you as you use it
Harmless, Painless and Fragrant
6;1 fh RJ ET V Kohinrtcd tryou aro dissatisfied
Riv#JiL£-i with the rettulta—Iteferoneoo—
Southern Bank of the State of Georgia, Chat
ham Bank, and National Uiuikof Suviinnah,
Only line running Solid Vesti
bud trains etweeu St. Louis
and Kansas it v.
Reclining iair cars and Tour
istepers ee of extra charge.
1 will nn?e parties a t any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
Eor full informal ion, maps and
descripdve pamphlets of the
West write to or cull on
B. A. NEWLAND,
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
11) Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago. 111.
'IT & CO., Clticlnnati, CF°
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«ad
ri-c Mrc* C- D a rr .J
5 DOLLARS
TO
PER DAY
tm'm y*& Easily WSade.
Wa want many ram, women, bo*-o, RC<1 firl* to
work forua n fair hour* daily, right In suri around
their own homas Tiw buwin.'.s i. ***y, {.Irasaat,
strluflv honomhlr, nnd-fwi' S brttrrtban rnrothef
otrerod n^anlR. Yon Intra * rlaar firl.l ond no
competition. Kxprrlciw and special rbilityati.
nrcr.wsury. No coplt il rfqiiirr.). V c rqtdp yod
tvi:h crcr-thlnft that vou »i-cd, trvti »ou w* 1 .!,
nnd lelp vou !o earn t'-n time* (.idinarr rijut.
Wotoea do a» vrcll a. men. and boy* and y?r!«
make goad par. An* one, rnvwh.re, rnn dr. tho
work. All succeed vr'.o foil >w one plait- and aim.
jile rflrpotion*. K-.r iert wotk will surrlr krirtff
you A jrreit t|w| of mono -. Kvcr' tlilii* I* raw
f.'t't i t ,^rent detniti'. tVrl'e for our pan pMet
ci-culur, nnd rer< ive f II InforauPlon. No harm
flono if you conclude not to go on with tha
business.
GEORCE S*n*!SOH&CO. v
]. T. SHUPTRL^E & BRO
SAVANNAH. GA.
Dcx
PORTLAND, K1A3WE.
PURE CREAM-TARTAR
POWDER
ENDORSED BY
PROF A.
f"y '
-
L. METZ,P.H.G,
of Medical Department Tulsuo Unlrwslty
of Lonittiann, who,afteT a careful analysis,
pronounces It a pure Cream Tart-ar Powtlex,
which ho cheerfully recommends to the
public.
:
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"'
WHOLESOME AND POWERFUU
You Want It.
Ask
Grocer For It.
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New ORLCANR.
LA.
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row 60IXG :
$3
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t" im
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•wtJItwjTmvj pnn symwidmo;) jaxn 'PtansnopfTfl
tolimripui 'wuwynw MD9 : luBBwyd jr
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KUUVI
"SilM
CuvoAtP, nutl Trade-Mw'xt obtninod. and all Pat
ent business condtirted for Moderate Fees.
Our OYire is Opposite U. S. Pa'ent Ofiice,
and wo ran scenro patent in less time than those
remote from Washington.
Send model, r.rnv ing or photo., with deaeripelon. We advise, if pr-ten table or not, free of
charge. Our lee ndt due till patent l* secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," v A
Dames of actual clients in your State, count A
town, sent. free. Address.
C.A.SNOW&CQl
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. Cv"
�The Watauga Democrat
\i nearly all the Republi- available men !i»r o u r conn- o u r Hort and Will. Councill
WANTED!
cans ore not in town last | t y and S t a t e t icket, regard- to lead us to victory. All,
A lcmedy for disease a nd do
S a t u r d a y there a r e many less of partiality o r prejudice, me! when a n old line demo
bility, especially for thosedis
1 hursdaj, Aug. 9, IS94
eases which physicians have
more of them in the county In one sense it seems like it c r a t comes o u t a s a n imb-pmi
r+
pronounced incurable.
t h a n a n y body knows oh will he quite easy eno igh t o dent candidate, it is the first
We give below a lew of t h e
/ or Congress, 8th District, F r o m every sect ion of the make a good selection for our step to, and the next thing'
the many letters which we
W. H. Mower, of Caldwell. county wesaw them flocking, nominees. In another view, to being a republican or pop
have received, and which we
both Republicans and all of or from another standpoint, ulist. In proof of tnis state
publish with the consent of
f o r J u d g e , 1 0 t h D i s t r i c t , t h e Populists. L o t s of them i t will be a difficult m a t t e r t o ment, look a t York, Linneyj
the writers who a r e convineW . II. t ouncill. of Watauga. a r e good clever men too, but discriminate and nominate a and others. Respectfully,
|ed t h a t sta ll a remedy a s we
| ha ve described h a s been found
M. C. HARMAN.
For Solicitor, 10th District, their politics i s terrible t o ticket from such a host of
in Compound Oxygen Treat
Adams.
think a b o u t . Here is where good democratic material.
II OOI P B llcuifd tlie Sore.
It. C. Newland, of Caldwell.
ment of Drs. St a i key <£ PUthey need reformation, and While we Imve s o many good
Icn.
"My mother has taken Hood's
Owing t o t h e over-crowded we hope they will reform and competent, democrats, Siirsaparilla for a sore on her
It
"M.y daughter WHS cured of
the doctors
condition of o u r columns from t h e old ideas of high who in we delight r o honor, arm whichto cure. One did not
Asthma by one treatment otcom
know how
of the
protection and t h e gold we can only have one nomi
this week, we a r e not able t o
| pound Oxygen, uffer suffering
doctors said it was a forerunner
comment a s W3 would like s t a n d a r d idea. B u t men a r e nee for each office. We most ot a cancer, and another said it Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated. for fifteen years, ion. it. WILI.JH,
"C. I. Ilood Si Co., Lowell, Mites.:
Tyler, Texas.
upon the Republican conven made different and see diftVr- likely will have several aspi would have to be cut out. She "It la with pleasure tluit I give y»t< the detail*
began taking Hood's Sarsapa- of our little May's sickness and her return to
ways. We met lots of them r a n t s for the different nomi
tion which assembled i n
" I used your coin pound Oxy
rilla and before on bottle was health by the use of Hood's Hursuparllla. She
gen about a year and a half a
Boone o n last S a t u r d a y . a n d found them jolly goo-j nations. Let the defeated a s finished her arm was well." 1). was Liken clown with
Fever and a Bad Cough.
go. I neglected to tell you of
T h e ticket, a s a whole, is fellows a nd no one can tell pirnnts not feel slighted, but T, lOatmi, Conrad, N. c.
Following this a sore came on her right side be the great benefit. I received from
the difference between them rejoice t h a t the nominee is a
tween the two lower ribs. In a short time an
good a s t o t h e character of
its use. 1 have not been troub
OIUTUARY.
other broke on the left side. She would take
t h e candidates, y e t there is and the Democrats until you good man. and join hands Sadness lias come t o n n -j spells of sore mouth and when we had succeed led with catarrh since— F. \V.
ed in overcoming this she would sutler with at Bevels. Syracuse University
with the rank and file of o u r
Sy
a n element of weakness t h a t strike them o r politics.
tacks of high fever and expel bloody
other home, and grief t o corruption. Her head was affected and looking racuse, N. Y.
matter
party in a n earnest effort t o
will defeat t h e ticket. The
A good many citizens of elect o u r entire ticket, for it many hearts. On July the; oozed Iroin her ears. After each attack she bebehest of the Bosses who a r e the county were in Boone
Send for book of two hundred
24th a t 5 o'clock p. in. Mrs. ,
able t o kill and make alive Mon ^ay anc a s politics is there ever was a time in t h e Elen Tester, wife of J o h n ! eante worse and all treatment failed to Rive her i pages for lin t her informal ion, try
imOUialH, etc. A
sent free.
wo bewail to uso
Sursapai
a nd who have succeeded here waking up, much was said history of our S t a t e it is now Tester Sen., was called t o g o ! relief untilhad taken one-lmlfHood's we could ilia. 1Home Treatment bookout by ex
After she
bottle
sou
seul
sho
T. W continued until stio
tofore ha ve successfully con- a b o u t candidates. T h e nu for a s t r o n g and united effort into the presence of God that takenwas buttbottles.O Now sUe looks like press i a ir used at home. Office
had
three
t o hold our S t a t e and ccunThe Eloom of Health
| Treatment administered here.
troled matters again and in merous interviews we had
Is fnt as pig. We fuel grateful, niut cannot
t y from t h e g r a s p of the coin whom she had loved a n d ser mid too muchaIn favor of Hood's Harsapurllla."
stead of healing u p o l d with men from the different
ved for many years. She a ty A. M. ADAMS, linnan, Tennessee.
Mas.
wounds a s any good manage townships gave us t h e idea bincd forces of the republican* was born in t h e year 1818
Hood's Pills ant easily, yet promptly and
152!) Arch St. Philadelphia, I'a.
ment would have dictated, t h a t t h e Democrats all over populist league.
120 Sutter St. Sun Frn cleco, Cal.
making her 7 6 years old. She efficiently, ou the liver ami he we Is. 25c.
A DEMOCRAT.
have opened up a fresh t h e t h e county a r e in much bet
Please mention this paj < r.
h a s been a devoted christian
sores made two years a g o ter fighting trim t h a n they I A rerpl®*ini? Kfipoit Corrected.
for many years, and a faith
THE S T A N D A R D .
a n d have added more t o were before tl.e opening cam
ful member of the Christian
Editor Democrat:
them. The Bosses have con- paign t w o years a g o . T h e
Will you be kind enough t o Baptist church. A f t e r a
DURANG'S
trDled the Third party peo favorable tariff bill now said
allow me t o correct some re short; time of painful suffer
ple in this l a t e movement t o t o have been agreed upon
pot t s set afloat for political ing. which was borne with
cover up the real intentions by the Senate ami House
\\ e wish to call nttciP ion to our
purposes. I hear it h i s been patience and meekness, she
Has sustained Its reputation for 18 years
a n d nominated pome of them committee and t bo prospect
line of second-hand
as being the standard remedy for the
reported t h a t I will vote the found happy release, and
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
for empty honors. The old of generul business s t a r t i n g
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all Its forms.
third party ticket. Now I em went home t o her Heavenly
Fuggics, Carts, wagons,
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
crowd who wrecked the par up with the prospect of the
cians, Publishers and l'ntlents. It Is
Father's house where she
phatically say t h a t the re
Hacks, Hari.ess Etc.
purely vegetable and builds up from the
t y two years a g o , have g o t finest corn crop for several
llrst dose. It never falls to cure.
port is false. 1 a m a bred and joined two children who had
Price Is one dollar a bottle, or six
in their work again and the years, all conspire t o cheer
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page Pam
They are almost good an new,
horn democrat; am 7 5 years gone on before, and were
phlet seat Free by Mail. Address,
Fove C r e e k Republicans ns on o u r way. The hard
and persons wishing to buy can
old and have voted the dem awaiting her coming a t the
Durang's (tanaiic Remedy Co. secure bargains by <• illing on as.
stood no chance for any times will soon 1 ) 9 behind us
1316 L Street,Washington, D.C.
ocratic ticket lor 5 4 years. 1 golden gate. Her suffering
Dumng't Liver 1'llltaro tho best on
thing. If Younce, Roten o r a n d men will change their
We have u big lot of NEW
earth. They act with an eusc that mukes
believe t h a t democratic prin were brief, but immense. A
tlu-in a household blessing.
Jones whose claims were s o faces and will look smilingly
ciples a r e the foundation, safe few hours before she died she
P R I C K 2 5 CTB P E R B O X . o r S B O X E R F O R $ 1
BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS,
FOR BALD BT DRUOOIBTB
distastful t o t h e Bosses had when they meet. There a r e
was heard t o u t t e r these con
HARNESS vVc
g u a r d and life of free govern
been respectfully c o n no hindering causes w h y
soling words, " I ' m going
ment and true liberty. With
on hand, which will he sold on
sidered even, it would have o u r country should not pros
this conviction, how could I home, I'm going t o my Je
Many Person* arc broken reasonable terms, if we havenot
showed a courtesy for the per beyond a n y e r a of its exdown from overwork or household cares.
got what you want, we will
now vote for and with a par s u s . " As a wife and mother
Brown's Iron Bitter* Rebuilds tho
best element of the p a r t y in istance.
she had made hom» a happy
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile.
take pleasure iu getting any ^
t y whose demands for reform
But. cures malaria. Qet the genuine.
their section if no respect
thing for you in our line. We buy
place for a b o u t 5 7 yours.
in some measure, a r e demo
From Moat Cnmp, N. C.
could be allowed for the in
direct from manufacturers and #
Her husband, six sons, and
cratic and who will fuse, o r
dividual aspirants. We ask Editor Democrat:
an, therefore, give you very
t r y t o fuse with the republi two daughters have sustain
in all condor where in the
As politics now seems t o be can party, whose principles od a n irreparable loss in her
close prices.
county arc t o be found more the entire talk of the d a y , we
We have a full line of new Hnr
death; but their loss is her
a r e s o antagonistic t h a t tlie.v
intelligence a n d a better democrats on MeatCampfeel
IICHS —Collars, bridles, etc.—cv
eternal gain. T o the sorrow
would harmonize a b o u t this
class of men in the Republi entitled t o a word. We have
e r y t h i n g i n t h e h a r n e s s l i n e . Can
ing loved ones, we extend
way X .
Ono of tho gn»at secrets in inn- beat the world 011 prices.
can p a r t y t h a n in Cove Creek 9 been faithful t o democracy
T h e populist o r third par sympathies, and may God king money is to know how to
Their political sin seems t o without claiming a candidate
ty platform of principles a s rule tins dispensation of His save it. The principal waytosa ve I®*We will take in exchange,
have been t h n t two years for some time. T h e republi
money is to buy that which you horses, amies, and alsogoud bee
set forth a t Oca la and Oma providence t o their good.
consume from the party who will tattle. Give us a call.
ago they stood u p for the cans have nominated three
C. E . H.
ha conventions demanded re
sell you the BEST article for tin*
nominee a n d voted solidly candidates in o u r township,
S u g a r Grove, N. C.
form from republican cor
LEAST money In order to find tlEAKEL, CRAIG & (().
for him. While the Bosses and we need one o r two men
the above named party it is very
r u p t and oppressive legisla
Horn? and Abroad.
who then, a s now, ruled, from this township t o hold
you call and
.Lenoir A . C.
tion, a n d now they want t o It is the duty of everyone, essential thatimmense stock ofex
amine mv
were knifing him, sending o u r forces toget her. 1 there
fuse with t h a t same party t o whether at home or travelling
o u t word o n t h e eve of elec fore suggest, the name of H .
equip
defeat t h e democrats. Oil! for pleasure or business, towhich
himself with the remedy
tion t h a t Younee han with A. Davis for Treasurer and
consistency, thou a r t a pre will keep up strength and pre
I
d r a w n from t h e race and for t h a t of J . M. Moretz for Reg
cious b u t rare jewel ? Jt seems vent illness, und'eure such ills as
Which is almost complete in ov
a l l t h e Republicans t o vote ister of Deeds. With these and
-X
like the republicans and pop are liable to come upon all in cry department, consisting oi
everyday life. F o r instance.
for F a r t h i n g and bent Lov- some other good men t o fill
AFTER APRIl. THE 1ST '04,
ulists will compromise their Hood's Sarsaparilla as a gener Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
ill. S o eager were they t o the various o t h e r offices of
principles for the sake of of al tonic, and to keep the blood Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
10 per cent, cut onpfices.
kill their own nomineeon the the county, a n d W. B. Coun
Groceries, Sad tiles.- Queensfin re and less liable to absorb
fice ami its emoluments.
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
the germs of disease, will be well
d a y of election. In places cill, o u r noble county man,
1 hear i t said that, if J . C. nigh invaluable. C h a n ge of Etc., Etc., too numi rous to men SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER,
they hid his tickets t o keep for Judge, we will increase
tion.
Hnrman gets t h e republican drinking water often causes ser
NEVER TEN DAYS.
his Republican friends from o u r majority in this t o w n
ious trouble, especially if one has
nomination for Register of
I have just received the nicest
supporting hiui. They suc ship next November a n d Wa
and most complete line of
Deeds t h a t 1 would vote for been used to spring water in the
Look over our list and com
ceeded in killing Younce two t a u g a will again be honored him; t o which L would say, country. From a few drops to a
pare our prices wi1 h those selling^
141
teuspoonful of Hood's Sarsapa
years n g o a n d now thav have by anotherrousingoemocrat. t h a t any friend o r relative rilla in a tumbler of water will
on time, 'Money sa ved is nioie
repented the same deal only ic victory. I think t h e two who wants my vote lie must prevent the water having any That has ever been exhibited to ev made."
a slight change of jards. We n a m e s m e n t i o n e d n e e d t h e be a good, s o u n d Demo injurious effect.
\\ e will sell yon 4 7-2 pounds
the citizens of Boone and sur
Hood's Vegetable Pills, ns a
roundings. consisting of
gotnl coffee for #1 .Oil, 1(> pounds
think with one o r t w o excep recognition of the p a r t y and crat.
cathartic, cause no discomfort,
Calicoes of all st vies and shades extra'C' suga r lor $1.00, best
tions t h e ticket is weak.
if nominated will accept and
Can the good peole of N, C. no disturbance, no loss of sleep,
calico 6 to 7 1-2 cts pel yard, cot
Fancy and plain Lawns,
mnkenn honest effort t o se afford t o let the republicans but assist the digestive organs, lies, Snttines, Ginghams, Chal- eoa check, 2? inches wide, 7 cts.
N'anso that satisfactory results are
We a r e mu?h pleased with cure the success of the p a r t y .
per yard, and ladies' and gents'
have control of the State, effected m a natural and regular sooks, chain brays. Cashmeres, hats cheaper than they have ev
t h e result of the Judicial con
Henrietns, B leech ing. Damask
A DEMOCRAT.
who once made a wreck of maimer.
drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- er been sold before.
vention a t IjCnoir on the2nd
her liberty ann prosperity ? Scrofula humors and all dis tonndes, jeans etc. which will
We are just receiving a fall line
inst. Our townsman, W. B.
From Sitjcar Uroref N c
No, no, never! Let the true, eases caused or promoted by im be sold at reduced pi ices for cash of ladies' dress goods at prices to
Council!, J r . . carried theday, Editor Democrat:
pure blool or low state of the o r i t s e n u i v o l e i i t . m e e t i n g a n d d f suit the buyers.
a n d was declared t h e nomi The g r e a t republican coun tried, faithful nud successful system, are cured by Hood's fving oil
WE MEAN WHAT WESAY.
REASON A IT: E C O M P E T I T I O N
n e e o t t h e c o n v e n t i o n f o r t y convention met in Boone democratic party stand firm Sarsa pari I la.
Call and see us and we can save
THE >OUTII CAROLINA
you money.
R v ,si\
Judge. This is a high com on the 4th. and after wise and united and a glorious
ffciT.V. D. My entire stock
and grand victory will again
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO.
College of
pliment t o Mr. Councill, and c o n s u l t a t i o n a n d m a t u r e
of General Merchandise will
croww o u r efforts, and keep
Blowing Rock. March 5.
Agriculture a n d
he well deserves it. He is a consideration, nominated,as
he sold at reduced juices iov
a
o dS
in
e
Mechanic Arts.
moral, high toned, honest, they supposed, their strong- ol u rng r| i nn d, )f l p r o (t.a tse i v . e tahl d
,, t
„
MRRASIRT KNPPI ? <I:M.
CASH or its equivalent
f
m s
i
Offers Three Technical Cours
capable man, and will adorn est man mi* fllG COUOlV and
oar men for the county nnr*
The people of Watauga will
In order to make room for
e s : The Course in Agricul new stock, I am offering my en t a k e notice t h a t I have p r o
the bench a s a n upright,able | S t a t e t i c k e t . N o w , a s t h e prosperous Sta tes,
In conclusion I will say, let t u r e ; The Course in S deuce; tire lot of
cured a room in the court
lawyer, t h a t he is. i t is not democratic primaries a n d
every democrat s t a n d firm The Course in Mechanical and R E A D Y M A D E C L O T H I N G house where I will attend a t
necessary t o predict his "lec county convention will soon
f ir democratic principles and Civil Engineering.
the commissioners' court the
A? COST.
tion, for we think this i* nn be held, let us turn o u t in
Each course is broad and
first Monday in each month
we cordially invite all reform
thorough, and the institu Thanking mv friends mid cus for the purpose of sealing t h e (
assuled fact. Mr. Councill's mass a n d have full primaries
crs and lovers of good gov tion is now equipped for ex tomers for the liberal patronage
opponents were J u d g e By- and elect good working dem
and measures for the
ernment t o unite with us in cellent work. Expenses very they have given me in the past weights The law requires this
p 'ople.
num, the present incumbent o c r a t s a s d e l e g a t e s t o t h e
o u r effor t s t o maintain good moderate. F o r catalogues, and soliciting a contin'uati jn DI t o be done everv two v e n t s . v
on the bench, Witherspoon, county convention, whose du
the same so long as I inerP it, 7
and wholesome laws. I t is a address.
j. n. i'ooK,
Wakefield and Todd, all Of tv it shall betoiiominateoui
RESPECT CRUV
ALEX. Q. Hollada.v, Pres. am
TAN HARD KEEPER.
•
,
,
. .good omen and encouraging
very U a t , strongest a n d most { ( > h
Raleigh, N. C.
whom are able men.
s u c h . l b l ,. | ( , 1 1 ( l e r H ; l s
M It. HLAClCnl U
Hood's Is Good
Makes Pure Blood
Hood's?* Cures
iirs. Starkey & Palen
RHEUMATIC REMEDY!
TTENTiSN, EUYEF.S
EOW TO SAVE MON
EY.
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GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
LOOK LIVE!!
f
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1
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— We intended t o pnb'isii,
From Deck HiP, N. C.
the full proceedings o f t he i Editor Democrat:
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Republican convention i n ! I want t o suggest s o m e
1 :-opy 1 year
$1 .00 this issue, hut the secretary names f o r county officers,
Liver Complaint, Constipation,
" 0 nioiitliH
50
failed t o send them in, Hence For Sheriff. I. Wats Farfh" 3 months
35
and Biliousness
ing; for 'Jlerk J o e l>. Todd o r
their non-appearanee.
A DVERTISING K ATES.
ARE SPEEDILY CURED
I). B. Dougherty; for Regis
1 inch 1 week
# .75 —The Rey. Mr. Jones, a ter of Deeds, (J. »l. Dottrel!;
By the uae o!
1
1 month
1..7I Baptist Minister from Louis
1 " 3 "
3.00 ville, Kentucky, preached in for treasurer, J . W \ Hortorj;
1 " 0 "
5.00
for Representative, A. J.Mor
1
1 year
7.00 Boone hist Sunday a t 1 1 etz. Now every one has t h e
1 column 1 week
0.00 o'clock and a t night. I t is
1
1 month
13.50 very seldom t h a t our people liberty of suggesting men for
1
3 "
25.00
office. 1 believe the above
A friend speaks through the Booth1
0 "
37.50 are treated t o such extra ticket would win in the com
bay (Me.) Register, of the beneficial
sermons, and all a r e sorry
1 year..
50 00
1
results he has received from a regular
t h a t he could not spend some ing campaign. Let the con
use of AVER'S Pills. He says: "I was feeling sick and tired and my
vention put the best men for
Fn tared a t t h e Postofficeat time with us.
stomach seemed all out of order. 1 tried a number of remedies, but
A DEMOCRAT.
none seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old
Boone. N. C., u s second-chiss — J. B. Hopkins, of Ashe ward.
reliable AVER'S Pills. I have taken oidy one box, but I feel like a
mail m a t t e r .
county gave us a call oni It is iTasoiiuble to suppose
new inan. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of any
that us Ayer's Sarsnparilla has
thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take
Monday. He is one of the IxMiefiteJ others it will benefit
LOCAL NEWS,
them. I urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to try AVER'S
old timeRepublicansof Ashe, you. No other medicine is so
Pills. They will do good."
effective in producing a radical
"For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi
—The weather is unusually and says t h a t his party change in the blood and impart
cians in the country being unable to relieve me, I was advised to try
there will not support a n y ing renewed life and energy to
fine now.
AVER'S Pills. I did so, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly
independents o r Thirdites the whole system, both nervous
healthy condition."—M. JARRELL, Proprietor of Jarrell'S Hotel, High
—See call for countv con for office. He saystlmy claim and physical.
4
Point, Guilford Co., X. C.
vention in another column.
"I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism for years, so had
t< > he Republicans tioiu prin
Democratic County Convention.
that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from severe
—The Republican Judicial ciple and t h a t t o d o such a
The Dein ocratic county con
headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to
Convention will be held i n thing was lower than they vention is hereby called t o
give up work. I have tried many medicines, but without any benefit,
Lenoir on August the 24th proposed t o go, even if the meet a t the court house in
until about a year ago, I began taking AVER'S Cathartic Pills regularly,
and now my digestion is greatly improved, the headaches virtually cured,
Boone, on the 27th day of
1894.
Democrats in t h e district
and my general health better than for years."— Mrs. EMMA MCCAKTY,
August, 1894, for the pur
—Everybody who has hay weie successful.
Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich.
pose of nominating a candi
"I was relieved of sick headache in a very short time after having taken
a n d o a t s t o save is using
—It is passing strange t o d a t e for the Legislature a n d
AVER'S Cathartic Pills."— ERNEST GUII.LOUD, 21 South street, Sail
his best energy during t h e us t h a t Younce, Roten o r candidates for the various
Antonio, Texas.
pretty weather.
Jones did not get somerecog county offices. We earnestly
request t h a t each towr ship
—Miss X inn'* K' v t s open nition in theconventiop. T h e send a full delegation. The
ed s c h o o l a t Bamboo on feats of t h e Democrats were various townships will hold
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Monday of this week. This that Yotinee o r Roten would primaries on Thursday Aug.
E v e r y UDose Effeoti-ve
he nominated for the L« j gisla 23rd. Done by o r let* of the
is her fourth session there.
county executive committee.
—E. R. Miller has gonoover tore, but the bosses said no,
J . C. HORTON , Ch in.
and their otders were obey
t o the Republicans. He fail
When all other remedies for
ed t o get the nomination for ed. Boone township captur scrofula fail, Avcr's Sarsa pa villa,
ed most of the nominees who
county Surveyor however.
if persistently used, effects a cure,
were in the sellout two years being a powerful alterative, it
()—Dr. R. I). Jennings, (Den ago. hence the desire t o re cleanses the blood ot all impuri
t i s t ) notifies us t h a t lv 4 will ward them with office and t o ties, destroys the germs of scrof
imparts
lile and
Roonbt wi'li i t s again pre- J ju^ore those who were of t h e ula, andevery fibre new he bod v.
vigor to
of 1
pared t o d o you good work. Simon-pure stock.
Wall, when you want t h e best grade of goods, call o n
A C VEI> OF THANKS.
—Our old friend L. P . Wat
— Following is the list of ju
ine. for I have them. Fo r the next twentv d a y s I will offer
T h e desire t o return o u r
son, of Stony Fork, is not rors drawn for Fall Term of
sincere thanks t o the citizens a l o t of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
pleased with his convention Watauga Superior C o u r t :
of Boone and vicinity, espec Ladies' tint rimmed h a t s a t 2 0 ets. a n a up; a l o t ofChallies
he d o n ' t like coalition woith W. \V. D Fdmisten, Geo. H ially the young men, for the
a t 5 cts. a. yard cash— nice patterns.
a cent.
Hayes, J . S. Stnnberry, J . ('. many acts of kindness shown
Itamember this is a special sale, und will positively on
—On lest S a t u r d a y even Brown, D. \Y. Bra lly, P. 0 . during the sickness a n d death ly l a s t twenty days. 8 o if you want bargains, now is t h e
of Walter Parks.
ing Master Freddie Parks, of Hamlet, J a m e s M. Day, W. J . F. S I'AINHOTTR and fa mil v. time, a s you will ti i I m my useful things a t cost a n 1 un
o u r town was kicked by a L Greene, J . B. Johnson, B.
der on my Special
horse, though, fortunately, J . Greene, W. H. Fdmisten, No one in ordinary health need
B. F . Rurket, T . A. Label, T . become bald or gray, if ho will C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s .
he was not seriously hurt.
follow sensible treatment. We
These Special Barg tins a r e for CASH only, b u t will sell
—The county convention J . Palmer, Lemuel Wilson, advise cleanliness ol the scalp
is called for Monday, 27th Geo. W. Smith, R. A. Smith, and the use of llall's Hair Re- them al reduced rates for produce. So all can fare alike.
newer.
Come one come nil and get something nice, a t n low r a t e ,
inst., and the township pri J a c o b Lewis, C. C. Adams,
T . P. Adams, \V. H. Brown,
; ^is they must g o regardless of cost.
If. C. Martin for the Legislature
maries for Thursday 23rd.
P . T . Haniby,_J. C. Smith, Editor Democrat:
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, a s I haue a
A good attendance is desired.
F . P . Mast, Rob.v Brown, J .
full line.
We want H . C. Martin ba
—In our next issue we de P. Proffit, T . J . Tugtr.an, J .
the Legislature. Mr. Martin is
sire t o give the public a short J . L. Church, Win, Brown,
sketch of the life of o u r towns Alfred Watson,Mike Banner, a n excellent man well inform
ed and popular a m o n g t h e
Yours Anxious to j)lease,
man who has the nomination W. W. Norman, Henry T . people. He will make us a n
f o r j u d g e , and who will be Shook, J . C. Shall, J o h n G. a b l e c a m p a i g n . L e t t h e
WILL W. HOLSCLAW,
o u r next Judge.
Democrats nominate h i in
Walker and Wash Rowe.
and we can elect him.
—The sale of Millers, steel—On last Wednesday wean
B. G.
t r a c t on Long Hojie was nounced, t h a t o u r friend, Blowing Rock. X. C.
managed s o a s t o give Millet Walter J . P ar k, was improv
Aug. 6th 1894.
further time. Also the fur ing. On the following morn
Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life.
ther sale of the Hagaman ing a t 3:45, he was again
FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMF0S3IBLE.
lands has been postponed.
stricken with paralysis and
—Messrs Geo. W. Bower, a t precisely the same time
Vick's Floral Guide, 1894,
J , D. Thomas, and W. It. the following morning, death
The Pioneer Cate'o-ne of Vcgetahlee wad flower*.
BOTANICContains lid page* KxlO 1-2 In., with
Lovtll, of t h e Ashe county with his stealthy tread enter
descriptions that describe, not mislead;
11 Inst rat ion', t hat Inst met, not exaggerate PuT«n Tallow fllobe
BLOOD BALM.
delegation t o the Judicial ed his chamber, and he, like
Onion Reed, $1.00
The cover I <» < harm Ing t n hnrmon lous blendA household remedy for all Blood and
per podnd.
Ing of water color prints In green and white,
Skin dfsrnst'8. Cures without fall. Srrofwith a gold hack vrotind,—a orennt of beauty.
Convention, spent last Fri one conscious of d u t y well
ula.ITrent, IUKMInudism.( ntnri h. Salt Iihenni
82 pages of Novell lea printed in 8 different col
NOVRLTItSS.
and every form
ors. All the leading novelties and tlie l>ost of
d a y night a t the Bryan done, laid down his a r m o r , simplest pimpleof Blood Disease from the
to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty
the old varieties. These hard limes von cannot Branching Aatcr,
years' use with unvarying success, dem
a f f o r d t o r u n a n y r i s k . B u y IIONKST
Hibiscus, Sunset,
surrendered up hisyoung life, onstrates Its paramount healing, purifyGOODS w E.r e Ity IsunotinecessaryetoEl!I.I, Dahlia, Kthol Tick,
he
o w ll receiv
house on their return.
VI KASUIt
adver
lug and building up virtues. One bottle
tise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is known the
Double Anemone,
more
world over, and also that the harvest pnvs. A
—MissSallie Smith a charm and quietly patscd over the has other curativeItvirtue than a dozen of
any
kind.
bnll<ls up the health
Charmer Pea,
very little spent, for proper seed will save gro
and strength from the lirstdose.
\ cer'sand doetor'shills. Many concede Vlck'i
New Potatoes.
ing young lady of Salisbury, Dark River. His funeral was
Floral Guide (lie handsomest, catalogue for
{yU'WITf;
of Won1S04. If vou lovea line garden send address now, with locents,
.
preached t o a large audience awful Curat,for Booh onappli
nmt free
which may he d-dacted from first order. KiT $3fl0 Cash Prir. > for Potato s. Vlclia Seeds do
is visiting Miss Jennie Coun
not Oianppoint. Tliey Grow, they Flnurlah, they Produce Abundantly.
cation.
c i l ! . M i s s S m i t h i s v e r y in the Baptist church on Sat
If not lccpt by your local druggist, send
Rochester,
large bottle, or 15.00 for
N. Y.
liable t o t u r n the beads of urday by Rev. Sherwood and :! 11.00 for a medicine will be sent, six bottics, and
freight
his remains were laid in the I paid, bv
some of o u r young men and
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, fta.
e s p e c i a l l y a c e r t a i n o l d e r g r a ve t o a vvu i t, t he resurreefellow, b u t we must n o t tall tion. The family, especially
his devoted mother, h a s the
on them.
tenderest sympathy of the
—Henry B a n n e r g o t community, in t h i s thenthrough with his trouble in dark house.
having his whiskey wagon
MORE
WThk DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.*"?^
a nd team captured by the
A CARD.
United S t a t e s authorities,all Editor Democrat:
nsrtfarSf0W us HIE UAirio &UBSCRrnE.~m
MITCHELL'S
t h e property was sold Mon T h a t was a sensible article
d a y t h e way the mal ters were from U S, M. D." in yonv is
• Oartaln, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
managed Banner s a y s he sue of July 26. We only wish
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
was only out a b o u t $60.
the writet had extended his! Producing Long-Sightcdness, A Restore
In9 Me Sight of the Old.
j —Huse Shipley bought the letter a n o shown t h a t with - A.
free raw material which would Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Stye *
T . A. Hagaman River farm
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
give the world for a market,
a t t h e sale and paid $ 2 225.MB PRODCClia QUICK RFUF.F AID PFRJUIFTT CURB.
there would be no need for Also, equally efflcacioue when need In other
0 0 for it. This is a n excel the suspension of factories.!
'A
lent farm and we a r e glad Consequently, i n s t. e a d of ZSEi£i&S^»Sffb£iP" a * k ' m
Relit v.-? *11 soreness of tfie mueout membrane knJ
cores GONORRHOEA andOt.KETin tojdsy*. No
t h a t i n c o n s e q u e n c e o f t h e tramps, we would have an —s«u BY*II©*•««!•«•»«ASC««U. J
other trcstmeht necessary. Neve,can. t ttrictute or
les.e, any injurious a Oct effect*. Price, ft. Sold
s a l e h a v i n g t o b e m a d e , t h a t employed, contented and h a p
by druggists.
BLOOD BALM CO., Pro't, Atlanta, fl«.
H. A. D.
©•eTMbiv y o u r su 1 scription.
nur own citizens were able t o py people.
Moretz, X. C. Aug. 6, 1 8 9 4 .
buy a n a pay for it.
STOMACH TROUBLES
no CO CO CO c -
&
lilti.AYS COM&V
.7
AYERS
Cathartic Pills
SAY!
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
OF COURSE YOU WANT TOE BEST;
Of Course Yo" Want the Cheapest.
T i l t s IS NO H U M
BUG TO DRAW
TRADE!
I M3UBIJ3INES3.
-o—
1-rom now until the first d a y
of April [|will soli my stock ol
CLOTHING
—AND -
OVERCOATS
10
pet- cont'above
COST!
—-o-
Ifyon Gorft think I nieatt it
come and look through my
STOCK
I t wont cost you one cent if
you (lout purchase. -
I have a large R f oek a n d
want to get rid of ife bpfore
spring.
8®^ CALL AND LOOK I "fbl
I would call y o u r aytent 'oii
t o t h e big cut in pr'^es in m j
other lives
JAMES VICK'S SONS
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
EYE-SALVE
RESPECTFULLY,
W.L B!fcYV\
c i : c ~ c o ~ c o c o oo
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1)emocrat.
VOL 6
The
Question
BOONE,
COUNTY,
N.
C.,
THURSDAY
AUGUST. 16, 1894,
NO, 44.
Nerer Spoke But Married*
LETTER. dent by the middle o f the
Penitentiary Statistics.
NO FUSION IN ItUUKE.
Since the penitentiary was Charlotte News.
M o r g a n t o n Herald.
week. But among those w ho
From our Regular Correspondent.
have their doubts about ad Rev. If. L. P a t ton, the ac opened, January 6th, 1870, I t is not olten that young
10.253 convicts have been f o l k s f a l l i n l o v e w i t h e a c h
If a more exasperating con journment this week is Secre knowledged head of the Peo
ple's party in Burke, is our received. The greatest num other and never talk about
dition of affairs, from a Dem tary Lamont, who remarked,
ber received in one year was it. I t is not often either *hat
of Life Assurance is not "Can
ocratic point of view, ever ex w h e n Senator Blackburn authority for stating defin
you afford it?" but "Can you
602, in 1886. Last year it getting married is robbed of
isted in Congress than the told him that the tariff bill itely that there will he no
afford to do without it ? "
was 542. During the past the sublime pleasure of court
present tariff complication it would he put through this "fusion" in Burke this year.
WoonwA*D9, S. C., July 3,1893.
Mr. Pa Hon takes the posi year there were 63 deaths, ship, and should never be,
Mr.W.J. Roddey, Rock Hill, S. C.
has been forgotten by the week a 11 d t h a t Congiess
Dear Sir: — I have before me a
out of a prison habitation of but Providence township fur
statement of the various options of
p r e s e n t g e n e r a t i o n . T h e would adjourn on Saturday, tion t h a t the People's party
over 1,400. Of the convicts nishes a case out of the usu
fered in settlement of my maturing
principal issue in the cam " I would not want to wager is a party of principles and
Tontine policy in the Equitable Life
received last year, 281 were al order.
Assurance Society.
I have con
paign which gave the Demo on that." The Secretary is that it has not been organiz
cluded to accept the surplus and
ed simply for the purpose of illiterate, 4 3 could read, 212 Mr. Duncan Gordon a.voung
cratic party control of the right. After what has hap
continue the policy. The results are
read and write,nnd only two white man, lived in that town
highly satisfactory and I heartily
executive a 11 d legislative pened no prudent man would giving a few ambitious men
commend the Equitable Society and
had a collegiate education. ship, and did all he could t o
the Tontine system insurance as
branches of the government want t o wager on anything office "right away." Believ
practiced by it, to persons desiring
Of 1,181 convicts, 611 were prosper and be happy. The
was tanff reform. Since that this Congress would or ing this, he says he expresses
sale and profitable life insurance.
the sentiments of a majority illiterate. Nine hundred and only social drawback he had
Yours respectfully, T. S. B rice.
Match 4, 1893, we have had would not no.
eighty-seven are from this was an extreme baslifulness
The above letter is but one
a tariff reform President, a "Granny" Blair, who has of tbe Populists in the State
State, 67 from South 'Jaro which he seemed powerless to
•elected from many received
tariff reform majority in the kept so quiet since he man when he declares himself un
from happy policy holders in the
linn, 47 from Virginia, 1 7 overcome. But in going aHouse and a majority in the aged t o sneak back into pub alterably opposed to form
from Georgia, and 15 from bout in the neighborhood, he
Senate each member of which lie life by getting elected t o ing an alliance with any oth
e r political organization Tennessee. Only 8 are for saw Miss Bettie Cooper, an
claims to be a tariff reformer, the House that people have
It's a word to the wise—a con
e i g n - h o r n . O f t h e w h o l e attractive but bashful young
and each of whom certainly been disposed t o forget his whose principles are not ivincing proof to the doubtful.
number 1,125 are laborers, lady. Duncan fell in l o v e .
For full particulars address
represents a tariff reform con fool acts in the Senate a no dentical with those which
1 teacher, 1 jeweler, 2 farm He fell in deep, too. He told
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
stituency. Why then this to credit him with a t last the People's party has pro
Department of the Carolinas,
mulgated. Mr. Patton at ers, 1 merchant. 1 miner, 1 his heartaches to an o 'd ne
difficulty in getting a tariff having come into possession
ROCK HILL, S. C.
civil enginee, 3 dentists. Fif gro woman who communica
reform hill through Congress? of the share of common tended Hie recent Populist ty-four tire under 1 5 years, ted them to Bettie, and re
That is a question that sense which naturally he- convention a t Raleigh, and
335 under 20, 495 under 30, ported her answer to Dun
ought t o be asked of more longs to every man of voting he declares that a resolution
PROFESSIONAL.
44 over 50, 6 over 60, 3 o \ e r can. Thus the thing went on.
than one of the alleged tariff age. People were wrong. He against fusion would have
70. There are 194 white Finally the old colored wo
W . B. C0UNC1LL, J » .
reformers of the Senate bv is the same old "granny" passed the convention by a
males, 7 females; 907 color man planned a runaway for
their misrepresented consti Blair, and, now that he has large majority, and he says ed males, 68 females; Chero the couple. They met in the
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
tuents, and probably will be enlisted under the banner of that the prevailing sentiment
Boone, N. C. when some of them try to l<la B. Wells, Quixotic charg in his party throughout the kee Indian, 1, Croatans, 3. night and skipped to South
es may he expected of him a t State is in favor of "keeping Seven hundred and twenty Carolina by the light of the
get re-elected.
eight aresingle, 407 married, moon. A squire a t Gulp's
W . B. OOUNGILL, M. I).
At several timesduring the least a s often as the moon in the middle of the road" 44 widowed, 3divorced. One postoffice married them, and
#
Boone, N. G. '
H i s resolution and waiting for time t o de
last week it seemed t h a t the changes.
Resident Physician. Office conference committee was pi oviding that the Commis monstrate the soundness and thousand and six are serving they returned home. They
their first term, 144 the sec w e r e b o t h s o s c a r e d t h a t
on King Street north of Post
about to rea rli an agiement sioner of Labor shall investi the wisdom of the principles ond, 25 the third, 6 the they did not speak on their
Offirc.
that would tie acceptable to gate and report t o Congress they profess. In obedience fourth, and 1 the fifth.— way t o or from Gulp's, but
both House and S^nute. So the number, date, location to this sentiment the Peo Landmark.
after their return home they
promising was the outlook and attendant facts and cir pies' party ill Burke has call
made up. They are getting
that the proposed caucus of cumstances of all alleged us- ed a county convention t o
4 7 7 ORSEY A 7 LA W,
Charlotte Observer: How along nicely now. They can
saults by trails upon females meet in Morganton on Aug.,
m Irion,
n.c the Hour* Democrats w a s during t lie past ten yen is, 18th t o nominate n straight far the people of China are both talk and always could,
postponed indefinitely so a s
still sunk in supeistition is but owing to cheir bashfuL-<o)to leave the House conferees for, oi on account of which Peoples' party ticket all the shown by an accident report ness never spoke t o each oth
way up and down. They
Will practice in the courta ol iinhaii)|>ered. But each time organized, hut unlawful vio
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
lence has been inflicted or at strenuously oppose fusion in ed by our secretary of lega er prior t o their marriage cer
u
ell and all ither counties in the demands were made by S n- tempted to be inflicted; also, their Congressional district tion a s having taken place in ernony.
weltcrn district fl^Specinl at ten Miors w hose votes was neces
Canton. A native soothsay
Sermon Bj a Earn1 Rooster.
•ion given to the collection ol eary to get any agreement all lynchingsduring thesame and in the State, and if any
er, it appears, proclaimed
laim.-."1**
through t h e Senate which period, is on a par with his of the socalled them off, there that the plague which has Young man, dost thou go
is going t o be "music in the
abroad in this the land a t
silliest acts in the Senate.
W, B. Council! M. 11. T. C. Blackburn. prevented an agreement be
Speaking of his resolution, air." In view of the wide been causing BO great mor night and rush the growler,
ing reached. After spending
^
itooir, X. C.
Xionrillc, X. C.
tality in t h a t region would
the greater portion of the instructing the House com discussion of the fusion idea, abate after the "spring sols a n d p e r a m b u l a t e w i t h t h e
Councill & B l a c k b u r n ,
week trying t o arrange n mittee on Ways and Means the above may he of interest tice. The natives there upon teminine8? Dost thou whoop
sugar schedule t h a t would to report a hill for an income a s showing which wuy the resolved to hoax and placate 'ein up with the boys and fig
he accepted by the House tax that will produce $ 100,- tide is settingin thisquarter. the gods of sickness a t the ure for substance of the jack
WST Calls attended at all and the socalled "conserva 090,000 annually, and a hill What J imI ko Clarke Saya About His same time; so they resorted pot, and back thy shekels aFop Nomination.
gainst the ever slippery ti
//C vs.^A
tive'' Senators, the conferees placing all sugar on the free
Judge Clarke was interview to the expedient of extem ger? Art thou a guzzler of
June 1, '93.
a t last succeeded, hut no I i t» r, Representative Bland
porizing a New Year's day. beer and player of cards?
said: "If tariff legislation ed by your correspondent and
and held an elaborate cele Dost thou suck a ten cent ci
E. F. LoVILL. 4. C. FLETCHER. sooner was the announce
said that theaction of t h e
ment made than it w as met is defeated, and it now looks
Populists in endorsing him bration on May 5th, with gar and hast thou lost thy
by the threat of the two as though it might be, the
for the position of Associate the purpose of accelerating grip on the ways t h a t are
Democratic Senators from tariff reformers will take a
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Justice was neither sought the movements of the earth rigid und wisdom which is
Louisiana t o vote against new line in the direction of
nor in any way encouraged and the solar system geneial good in the world? Verily,
BOONE, N. 0.
iy.
the bill if it we were so re my resolution. I am deter
verily, L say unto thee, it so,
mirSpecial attention given ported, and in addition they mined if we cannot have tar by him; that while lie greatly
Pioiiiiiient People.
appreciated the desire of any
thou a r t in a bad row o f
to the collet ion of claims."131 stated that Senators Allen iff reform that the trusts, a t
all events, shall pay into the body of his fellow citizens for The Pope's annual income stumps; thou dost riot know
l T L . G R E E N E , <fe C O . , and Kyle, the populists, who
thy name is pants. Thy heels
Treasury a fair share of their his election to the position is |1,430,000.
had voted with the Demo
it must he distinctly under
Wnnamaker's life is insur will fi.v up ere long and thou
* REAL ESTATE AG'TS. crats t o pass the hill in the e n o r m o u s p r o f i t s . T h a t
stood that he is a Democrat ed for $1,505,000.
wilt fall into the soup. Keep
— mom,
-V. C.
Senate, would join them in would benefit the people in
Queen Victoria speaks ten thy eye on the gun and mon
directly even if they fail to and is not and has not been
voting against the bill.
key, not with intoxicating
secure the reduction on the a candidate for any nomina anguages fluently.
Will give special attention There is a general feeling
William Walter Poelps left juice of the jug. Steer widely
tion except, that, of the Demo
to abstracts of title, the sale that this week will settle the necessaries of life t h a t they
T
of the hops , and in the ripen
of Ileal Estate in \V. N. C. business, not so much from demand. I know that the cratic party; that if nomina $100,000 to Y ale College.
Mr. Gladstone's eye is worse ed years of thy life thy pock
Those having farms, timber anything that is actually in hills proposed by my resolu ted by the Democratic party
a t its convention on the 8th and another opeiatijn will et book will be full of eollatand mineral lands for sale,
sight a s from the belief t h a t tion would pass the House
will do well to call on said Co.
inst., he would he a candi he necessary.
terals of the earth, w h i l e
it will simply tie impossible and I believe that they would
at Boone.
date, otherwise he would not
William D. llovvells, thenov those who mind not these
get through the Senate "
L. L. GREE.\ & CO. to 'onger prolong the stioin. Representative Bryan, o f he a candidate.—Raleigh spe elist, has declared himself in commandments are partek*
Already Democrats ore urg Nebraska, has formally an
Vf arch 16, 1893.
ing of the lunch which is free.
cial to Charlotte Observer. favor of woman suffrage.
ing the conferees to agree up nouncer! his candidacy for
—Winch* ster Democrat.
Senator John Sherman, of
NOTICE.
on some sort of a bill, the the United States Senate. He Congressional Executive Committee.
Morganton Herald: De
Oh»o, has kept all his letters
Hotel Property for Sale.
Dest that they can get, and will make a personal canvass At the Wilkeshoro Demo
mocracy triumphed l a s t
I On account of failing health
of the State, and expects the cratic Congressional Conven since he was fifteen years old.
week in Tennessee and this
of myself and wife, I offer for sale let it go the Senate and eith support of the populists as
tion the following District Senatar Hawle.v has been
my hotel propertv in the town of er bo accepted or rejected.
week in Alabama. In both
well a s the Democrats.
Executive committee w a s t h i r t y - s i x y e a r s i n a c t i v e
# Boone, North Carolina, and will
So general is the belief in
newspaper service a t Hart States there was fusion and
*dl low for cash and make terms Congress that this week will
An exchange asks, Whntis chosen:
in the latter there was plenty
to snit the buyer, and will take
home without a newspaper? Alexander—J. P. Mathesnn. ford, G 31111.
of boodle in the pockets of
real ov personal property in ex- he the last of the session and then proceef s t o answer
The favorite amusement of the fusion leaders. But just,
Ashe—G. VV. Bower.
t h a t a number of prominent in this fashion: It is a place
3hange. Apply soon.
Theodore Havemeyer, the N. the same, Democracy tri
W. L. B ryan.
Democrats have made their where old hats are stuffed in Burke— 8. J . Ervin.
Y. multi-millionaire, is play umphed, just a s it is going
arrangements t o leave Wash to broken windows; wife looks Caldwell—Edmond Jones.
NOTICE.
to triumph in November in
Parties putting papers in ington, a s adjournment will like a hag of wool with a Cleveland—J. T. Gardner. ing the violfli.
every Southern State.
The late President Cornot,
t m y hand for execution will speedily follow the disposal string tied around the cen Forsyth—J. C. Buxton.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
of France, was n lover of Atre; where the husband has a Gaston—J. D. Moore.
pie ise advance t h e fees with of the tariff. All of the ap
tobacco juice panorama prin
merieati horses, and purchas 1 hereby aiuuvmee myself an
the papers and they will re
Mitchell—John F. DavK
Independent A lit i administration
c e i v e prompt attention, other propriation hills,except two, ted on the bosom othisshiit,
ed many in this country.
Surry—L. I'. Waugh.
Democratic candidate lor Solici
wjfce they will be returned have been disposed of and and the neglected children
$*&~()ne dollar pays for the tor in tHf* lOfr, T it - 1
wipe their noses on t heir jack Watauga—E. S. Coffey.
n o t executed for the want of those two are in conference
Democrat our•
Wilkes—A. M. Vannoy.
D. F. B AIRD 8 HFF. and will be sent to tht Presi et sleeves.
Equitable Life
J. F MOLTPIIKW
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOVILL & FLETCHER
WASH INGTON
WATAUGA
�to he considered the proper
Jr-CLOSING
Ik: Wa,aagaDemocrat A tew democratic politicians caper for a professional man,
of the hair brained order are
111,1
La .IP'
I 1
hut the business man whose
ty
A Democratic family newspaper, p r e p a r i n g t o i n v o l v e t h e wife or daughter fastened a <*V
devot.nl to the interest ot Coun State convention in turmoil fiower 011 his coat lapel al
ty Btate hiio Nation. Published bv insisting upon the adop ways threw it away as soon
•very Thursday at Boone, Wa tion of a thick and thin en as he was out of sight. 'Too
tauga County, N. C.
dorsement of the Cleveland much like a dude,' was his
administration. The election moral reflection on the sub
It Is Judge W. B. Conncill.
jected. Now all this is chang
Mr. W. B. Council!, of this year call for nothing of ed, and the man who does
B o o n e , W a t a u g a c o u n t y , the kind. The President and not wear a rose in his button
was nominated for Judge of the Democratic party in N. hole is the exceptir n instead
of the rule. If there is 110
t he Superior court of the1 Oth C. disagree in regard to the sentiment—or rose—at home J
several matters of more or
J jkJritil district by the Le
with which he can he decorat 'h
noir convention on the 2nd less importance, and nobody ed, there are flower windows t.,
knows it better than the a- to insinuate a dewy bouton- ••C
inst.
foresaid politicians. It is ea niere within the focus of his
Mr.Council! iscomparntive
to pin the •KEAT FIRE PRECAUTION
I3 a young man, out well sy enough to understand that attention, and on his lapel
pretty tribute
A NECESSITY
versed in the law 111 every it is impractical t o conduct for 'five cents, please.' And
Tib Factory, lCnift n« itoom, Machine Shop,
nutter*' a nt I'ltliitors' Shop*, anil any
.<•<1 w'h i b oily, wasto or clothes am ua«o.
sense worthy of the office t o the canvass altogether o 11 in consequence ha s judgments
v nr. acknowledged l»y nil to be tlio t—*t
•*;£ to • the purpuue over invented.
which he has been nominated. State issues, however desira are tempered with mercy and
:JEN !» kou PRICKS AT ONCE.
He received his education a t ble it might be t o do so, be his business thrives all the
-.ilk E. Fitts M't'g & Supply Co.,
day, and when he goes hom-s
the Finley High School, con cause the opposition will have
Pqrtr' Street. Soston.
it will he in a frame of mind
ducted by Prof. E. W. Fau a hand in submitting the is to indicate that the scent of
cet te, a t Lenoir. He read sues to the people, hut there the rose clings to him still.— g:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(.nii;iiiii[iis.t.{iiiii!iiiiine
law under Col. Folk, of Cald is no sense in demanding that Detroit Giee Press.
well county, and when ad the party shall endorse what
mitted to the bar was fully it does not approve. T h e
|S E W I N G M A C H I N E !
5l!iilililililililililililililllililllililllililtfllilililillllllllllllll=
equipped for the successful plain dutv of the convention
is t o reaffirm its devotion to
practice of his profession.—
WARRANTED
the principles of the party as
Press and Carolinian.
5 YEARS
set forth in the Chicago plat
Botanie Blood Balm
Some telegraphic reports in form; hut it is not his busi
The Great Remedy for the speedy and permanent
Catarrh, Ulcers,
connection with a young man ness to endorse the construc cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Sores, Eruptlons,Eczema. Eating and Spreading
SKIN AND BLOOD
named Settle, who seeins to tion that any man puts up and allthe prescription of an DISEASES. Made
from
eminent physician
who used It with
40
huve settled in a democratic on it. II the President is to and its continued marvelous success for by years,
use for fifteen years
thou
grateful
that
tie specifically endorsed, the sands offar the bestpeople hasupdemonstratedBlood
seat in Congress from a dis
It Is by
building
Tonic and
Purifier ever offered to the world.
late Senator Vance and nine rich blood, and possesses almostIt makes new
miraculous
trict i n N o r t h Ca rol i n a, st a t es
healing properties.
that he is "sound on the inon democratic members of the
WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
CURE5, sent tree on application.
ey question," then proceeds House from North Carolina
t o say that he voted foi the must be repudiated.— Lexing
If not kept by your local druggist, send Si.oo
for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
repeal of the Sherman silver ton Dispatch.
siiiiliiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii'iiliiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
medicine will be sent freight paid by
Kentucky Humors.
— II*. a hiirgn High Arm.
law, e*c., an J leaves the in
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
5 Hat m sell nflttluv hrwlla
— Hat a Self-threading Shuttle.
ference that he is tor a gold
The latent humor of Ken
= If as No Kqonl in Construction.
2
» Mechanical Apprnranoo.
money standard. This is 'es tucky civilization cropped
— list an Klrgnnt FlnUli.
s
Z Hu a Perfect Adjustment.
out in n queer form the other
spatially,' everlastingly and
— Has a Positive Titke-up.
— lias Stylish Kurultnre.
d i a m e t r i c a l l y o p p o s i t e a n d day In the conduct of the
— lias More flood Sowing Qualities and I
" does a larger flange of General Work <s
WEAK -r than any Sewing Machine lu the World. ?
contrary to being 'sound on leader of a lynching party,
the money question." He is who stopfied the proceedings
|Examine THE ROYAL for points of ^
excellence, and you will
EYES. s
with the'gang'of most un long enough to offer a fer Sunt
buy no other.
vent prayer that heaven's
sound money men that Hod
E RUYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. CI. I
MITCHELL'S
ever lei live, toliveand toiive choicest blessings might de&lllll!l!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll«lll!llllllltM!l:llllllllllllll£
off of a poor, oppressed mon s c e n d upon the helpless
ey-ridden people. Shoot the wretch who was about t o lie
• Carta!n, Bafa,and Effective Remedy for
dye stuff into every every lunched into eternity. The SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
such man every time you get thoughtful new? of t h a t per t Producing Long-Sightednoat. J Roator- _
ing the Sight of the Old.
£
formnnce was hut little less
a chunce.—Hickory Pi ess.
C>tm Tear Drops, BranatatUm Styo
picturesque than that of the 1 Tiotri, ReW Eyet, Mattod Eyo Laafaoa,
The Charlotte 'Observer'
u»
cm.
leader of another recent mob in rt»M7cn« tnci uuirwhan miiinrothot
Alio, equally efficacious
need In
republishes ex tracts from a
•aladlea, such aa (Jleera. frnr Haraa,
ON RECEIPT OF OO CENTS
also in Kentucky, who asked
aniara. Halt Ekeia, B.raa, Pllaa, or
Boston paper published in 1
Wherever Inflammation axtste, Mil
the victim of the occasion if •4X TO may be naad to advantage.< nmL,Li'0
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
1837 in rthich President An
the knot hurt his neck, and ^ItM Nf all DriMiM.at M CtaM. 4
drew Jackson is attacked in who, upon being told that
•••••••••••••••••••••OS
language almost identical it did, considerately readjust
THE 8TANDARD.
with t h a t now employed by ed the rope and then thrust
—
4 . . . ' N |
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOB
Republican a n d Populists the man off the improvised
DURANG'S
!
papers 111 their attacks ou scaffold. There is uothing
Tetter, Ground itch, Itching Piles, Ring
P r e s i d e n t C l e v e l a n d . T h e slow about Kentucky. She
Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases.
extracts from theold Boston doesn't pur many frills on
i
have TETTER, It matters nut tow long H
sustained its reputation for
'Atlas' ore published else justice, hut when shesets out '• Hasbeing the standard remedy 18 years << If you exifttftd, TETTC3INE will aft coilaUly cur* hM
as
for the
• quick and permanent cure of Rheuma- <
where in this paper, and we to hang a man before trying » tlsm, Oout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms. <
you as you use IL
It is
thousands of
want our readers to note him she re cgnizes the fact 1> cians,endorsed by and Patients. I'taysi- <It Harmless, Painless and Fragrant
Publishers
It is
and builds up from
how strikingly similar they that, he has certain spiritual
Surely vegetable dollar atobottle, or the + "FflMTV with the results—Reference*—
ret aose. It never fails cure. •
Refunded If yon are dlseatlafled
Price is one
six
iilUriL, T
• bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page Pamare to what is now being
•>outliern Ifank «»f the State of Georgia, Chat
rights which must be respect • pblet sent Free by Mail. Address,
ham llank, and National Itank of Savannah.
said by the enemies of Mr. ed.—Sew York Tribune.
; Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co,
|
J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO.
Cleveland. Is not the fact
1316 L Street, Washington, D. C. f
The First Strike.
SAVANNAH. GA.
Ourang'e hirer f't/faure the best on
that "Old Hickory," t h e
Livy, in his famous hook, ' earth. a They act with an ease that makes
them household blessing.
birve, the invincible leader,
[ PRICK 3ft CTB PES BOX, or ft BOXIt POR $1.
rOR BALI IT DRUQOIBTB.
was thus maligned, enough "The Annals," ix., 30, relat
es in the following suggestive
t o cause the thoughtless to
UnireiNity of North Carotin:).
pause and inquire if the very worde the story of a singular
qualities whicn we admire in strike which occurred a t Includes the College, the Fniversity, the Lnw School,
the character of Jackson are Rome in the year 300 B. C., the Medical School and (h<
not the same which are caus and was probably the first Summer School tor Teachers
ing so in any people to de strike ever known.
Foliage tuition $60. u year;
That yearocrured an event hoard $7. t o $13. a month
nounce Groyer Cleveland.
little worthy of being related, Session begins Sept. (». Ad
Endorsement ofthe PresL ent.
and which I would pass in dress President i nston ul
Charleston, S. C., Aug. 6. silence had it not appeared Chapel Hill, N. C—In he convention to-day
as involving religion. The
of the Charleston city and
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
flute players, dissatisfied hecounty Democrats the fol
18 THE BEST.
ENDORSED BY
•
cause the latest censors had V'O O llUL NOSQUEAKIN&
lowing resolution was adopt,forbidden them to take part
PROF A. L. NETZ,P.H.e,
*5. CORDOVAN,
e I by an over-whelming ma
FRENCH* ENAMELLED CALF
of Medical Department Tulane University
in the banquet in Jupiter's
S4*5.s° fine calf& K'angaroq,
of Louisiana, who, after a oarofnl analysis,
jority:
pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
Temple, according t o the an
• 3.1? POLICE, 3 SOLES.
which lie cheerfully recommends to the
Kos."lived.
h a t we de cient custom withdrew,every
public.
nounce the uncalled for tirade one of them, to Tibur, so
i2.U.7J Boys CHOOLSHOES.
S
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" '
o abuse and misrepresenta that nobody was left a t
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tion leveled a t Gi over Cleve Rome to play during the sac
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land by the men in control of rifices. This ecident shock
W-L.-DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
the State Democratic organ ed the religious sentiment of Y*b enn save money by purchasing W. L. IJULF MFG. CO. """"I1""*'
Il'tnirlns Kline*.
izations, and that the De the Senate, and the Senators Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee
mocracy of Charleston p'edge sent messengers to invite the the value by stamping the name ana price on
Oiip of fhr
the bottom, which protects you against high
BI NT TpI
prices and the middleman's profits. Our
their undivided support to inhabitants of Tibur to make equal custom work in style, easy fittingshoes
I fttcnprn I >•
and
the world'. Our »• < ilttim
have
un^n<>tl *d, mil to
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the National Democratic par every effort in order that the wearing qualities. Wefor thethem sold everywhere at lower prices
value given than
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Is ihtirF K>nlr ftlon* who wriu
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'trover Cleveland.
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�The Watauga Democrat,
Republican County Coi vention.
F.om Tracy, Is. 0.
Statistics show that farm
Persnnnt to a call of the ing i s safer than banking, Editor Democrat:
Chairman of the Republican railroading or manufactur It won't he long till some
fhursday, Aug. 16, 1804
Executive Committee of Wa ing taking all things into of Watauga's favorite sons
tauga county, N. C., the Re consideration. Few of our will ha ve t o bear the stand
For Congress, 8th District, publicans of said Co. met in farmers fail. Most of them ard of Democracy thronjjont
the county, and we should
IV. H. Dower, of Caldwell. convention in Boone on the increase their wealth, live consider every man ••an lolly
4th day of August, 1894, a t longer and enjoy life better and nominate men who have
Forjudge, 10th District, 12. M.
than any other class of peo always been Demociats and
IV7. B. t ouncill. of Watauga. The Chairman. •). C. Ray, ple. We always admire an who are best oalailated to
meet the approval of the peo
For Solicitor, 10th District, called the convention to or old farmer with his home pie in all sections of oui
der, and after explaining in a comforts, his plain practica county. And ns other peo
IV. C. Newland, of Caldwell.
very appropriate manner the ble life, surrounded by his ple throughout the county
intention of the previous call industrious, contended and aiemakingsclections I would
Itisseldoqi that such an
like to make a few selections
important measure as the and the business to be trans independent family, with the foi the Democrats to eonsid
tariff lefortn bill, as the Wil acted, the convention procee tat stock, well filled barns, er: For Senator, S. M. Dag
ded by selecting Hon. Thom smoke-houses, corn cribs etc. ger; for Representative, W.S.
son bill is, should be handi
a s Bingham a s permanent
Farthing; for Sheriff, Abner
THE STATE CONVENTION.
capped by a few men who
chairman, with J . L. Hayes The Democracy met in con Adams; for Clerk, J . C. Gor
ore imposition to block the
assistunt, and C. R. Norn's volition a t Raleigh on the ton ; for Register of Deeds,
whole bill or have their own
sec re t a rv. M r. Bi ngh a m, a f- 8 t h . A large representative H. A. Dobbin, Jr.; for Tres
pet measures retained. The
urer, A. J . Moretz; tor Sur
Louisann Senators, Cnffery ter an eloquent talk of a few body of Democrats from all veyor, A. F. Davis:
(live us these men and 1
and Blanchard, and also the minutes, assumed the chair parts of tne State met and
manship and declaired the nominated the present, mem think success will be ours.
Populist Senators Kyle and
M. M . WALLS.
Allen are contending for the convention ready for busi bers ot the Supreme court
From Verier, N. C.
'bounty on sugar. The whole ness; after which the chair State Treasurer tor le-elecman proceeded to appoint the tion by acclamation and en Editor Demociat:
Democratic party, the House
I suggest a county ticket
dorsed the nominations in
and President, are against various committees.
While the committees were the several distiicts for cir for the coining election. For
them, and most of the Sen
Superioi Court (Jerk, D. R
ate Democrats as well. But preparing their different re cuit Judges.
Dougherty; for Sheriff, A. S
it seems, notwithstanding, ports the convention was en
Lieut. Gov. R. A. Dough- Adams; for treasurer, Jus
nil this, those Senators hold tertained by eloquent speech ton was made permanant 11. Tay'or; for Register ot
the key to the situation and es, of a lew minutes each, try chairman of the convention. Deeds, Win, Elrod or 0. d
tire selfish enough to defeat K. S. Blackburn and M. H. J he convention reiterated Cottrell; for Surveyo-, L. W.
Farthing. With tnis ticket
the whole bill rather than to Ncrris. whose sharp and cut the principles of the Chicago in the field I think that the
ting words were to the point, National convention as the
surrender the bounty on su
Democratic purt.v will *>e suc
gar, which goes to the sugar and the enthusiastic Republi true Democratic law.
cessful in the coming cam
cans gave evidence of this by A resolution passed favor paign.
trust fellows to put in their
A V OTEIL
own pockets which amounrs their loud cheering.
ing the abolition of the inter
After disposing of commit rial laws if possibleand if not
to millions every year. Do
To My Friends of Watauga County,
the a hove Senators represent tee reports, etc., the conven to modily the collection of
Recently n number of my
The country in the United tion unanimously approved the taxeH and the execution Demi emtio friends have talk
ed to :ne about nominating
States Senate or a re they rep of the following resolutions: of the law.
1st. A resolution endorsing
resenting the sugar trust? If
Favored the repeal of the me for Clerk of the Superior
Court. I lvave considered the
they were honorable men the nomination of Hon. W. tax on State banks of issue. matter and have concluded
The free coinage of silver
they would either resign or T. Fairdoth for Chief Justice
and Hon's Walter Clarke, H. and gold a t the ratio of 10 to accept the nominal ion, ii
surrender their selfish de
tendered me, and if elected 1
to 1 was unanimously en
sign. The country will hold G. Cornier and D. M. Furches dorsed by the convention. will discharge the duties ac
them fearfully responsible. f o r A s s o c i a t e J u s t i c e , a n d President Cleveland was also ceptably to all :>f the people
of t he county as nea rly as pos
The political death of such Hon. W. II. Worth for State uidorsed by the convention sible.
tnen is desirable and never Treasurer, and the delegates except aw to his financial polD..B. DOUGHERTY.
tails to come around in due were instructed t o use all le
Dcinorrntlc County Convention.
We will in next issne pub
g i t ,i u i a t e m e a n s t o s e c u r e
time.
lish the Democratic platform. The Demicrn tic county con
their nomination a t the Re
Great enthusiasm prevail vent ion is hereby called to
A premium List, Rules and publican State Convention.
.Regulations, of the Burke 2nd. A resolution favoring ed all through the proceed meet a t the court house in
Many a l> e speeches
county* Fair to be held at the nomination of Hon. L. L ings. made. The I Democracy Boone, on the 27th day of
were
August, 1894, for the pur
Morganton Oct. 2nd, 3rd, Greene for Superior Court of the State is in the middle pose of nominating a eandi
and 4th next, is before us. Judge, of the 10th Judicial o f the road and will take no date for the Legislature and
B. J. Councill of our county Dist., and the delegates were •left hand fork but move candidates for the various
is one of the Vice-Presidents. instructed to use all honora straight forward to victory. county offices. We earnestly
request that each tovvrship
The Humps on Your Face
Hope our people will patron ble means to secure his nom
send a full delegation. The
ise this Fairand send in their ination, and said resolution Are caused by impure blood, various townships will hold
exhibits and attend the Fair. contained the following: "Re and will neve?' Ik? well unless you primaries on Thursday Aug.
cleanse it mi l build it up in rich
The premium list is liberal. solved, That this convention ness and purity. Botanic Blood 23rd. Done by order of the
The expenses to and at the recognizes in Mr. Greene a Balm, the great blood purifier county executive committee.
J . C. HORTON , Ch'tn.
Fair will be light. Every far man well qualified in every and tonic, is what you need. One
bottle will clear your complexion
mer and mechanic ought to way to discharge efficiently and purify your blood. Try itNOTICE).
Bv virtue of a Mortgage exc< uhave some kind of exhibit of the duties of the office o f Price #1.00 per bott le. For sale
ted 11\* A J. Shall and wife M. C.
by druggist.
grain,grass, stock, median Judge."
Shall to the Citizens Building
ical inventions, in fact every 3rd. A resolution empower .las. 11. Pott was elected by and loan association of Lenoir
thing that would be of inter ing the delegates tosaid Judi the convention theChnirman and Registered in the Register's
est to the public ought to be cial Convention t o use all le of the State executive com office ot Watauga county in
Book
pages 320-27 of .Mort
on exhibition. Our ladies gitimate means in securing mittee in place of Chairman gages."C"will offer for sale to the
I
should take on interest i n the endorsement of Mr. J . F. Simmons.
highest bidder for cosh at the
Do ymi have headaches, dizzi court house door in the town of
their department and send Spainhour for Solicitor.
Boone,
3rd day of .Septem
ness, drowsiness, loss
in anything that they can so 4th. A resolution favoring and other symptoms of nppetite ber next,on theShull's interests in
said
of bilious
nicely make. There will be a the nomination of H. H. Far ness? Hood's Sursoparilla nil' One bundled and twenty five
( 1 25) acres more OT- less, lying in
fine fielc for the ladies to thing for State Senator from cure you.
show their engenuity. It this Dist. and instructing Our country has efficiently Watauga county on Middle Fork
of New Itiver to satisfy said
will be an interesting owns* said delegates to do all in recognized the Republic oi mortgage and costs of sale. This
their power to secure his norn Hawaii, This ends the great
ion. Think of this and aid ination a t the Senatorial con
the 30th day of-Inly 1804.
J. It. Winiiv, President.
hubbub a b o u t the little
in this laudable display of vent,ion.
Citizens B. & L. Association.
Island of Hawaii for the pres
everything that the people 5th. A resolution condemn
W. W. Scott Sr. Sec. & Treas.
ing the present Administra ent."
are much interested in.
tion as recreant ro its pledg When the hair has fallen out,
NOTICE.
The News-Observer-Chroni es, unfaithful t o plainest dic leaving the head bald, if thesralp
cle has been sold and a com tates of duty and responsible is not shiny, there is a chance of By virtue of a Mortgage execu
ted by W, D.
pany of good Democrats has for the great money panic regainingtne hair by using Hall's Clark to theClark and wife A. S.
Citizens Building
Hair Renewer.
purchased the out-fit. Jos- which exists throughout the
and loan assoi iation of Lenoir,
All the Coxeyitesencamped N. C. and Registered in the Reg
ephus Daniels is president. land; also pledging the faith
and renewing the allegiance
Watauga county
Onpt. A. A. Ashe retires from to the Republican party both a t Bladensburg Maryland ister's office of mortgages pages
have been arrested for vag in nook "C" of
the editorial department in State and Nation.
rancy and put to hard work 571.72-73, I will otter for sale
where he has been presiding The above resolutions hav for tlnee months. The lead for cash to the highest- bidder at
for 15 years. W e feel sad ing been read and approved, ers get o u e years work. the court house door in the town
of Boone on Monday the 3rd day
about Capt. Ashe leaving the the following Legislativeand Thus passes away the great of September next said (lark's
County ticket w a s unani Coxey army that was to rev
paper. We have had the mously nominated: For Rep
interests in eighty five and one
pleasure every day for over resentative, L. H. Michael, olutionize the United States half acres in a. tract cf land lyinggovernment.
in Watauga county at or near
fiveyears of reading thedaily for Sheriff, W. H. Callawa.v;
Blowing Rock also one town
Hood's and only Hood's.
News and Observer regarding for Clerk Superior Court, M.
lot in the town of Blowing Rock
it as one of the most reliable B. Blackburn; for Treasurer, Are you weak and weary, over a d j o i n i n g l o t s of \V. M.
worked and tired? Hood's Bur
and instructive papers pub L . A. Grsen; for Register of sa parilla is just the medicine you Younce II. (J. Martin and
Deeds. J . W. Hodges; for Sur
lished. Capt. Ashe is so well \eyor, Millard Trivett, and need to purify and quicken your others to satisfy said mort
gage and (osts of sale. This
informed on all the political f o r C o r o n e r , G e o r g e B i n g blood and to give you appetite the 30th day of July 1894.
and strength. If you decide to
issues of the country that his ham.
J . R. WIDIIY , President.
take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not
retirement will be regrettedI The convention was large be induced to buy any other. Citizens B. & L Association.
by many of the old substan and orderly, a y 1 after a full Any effort to substitute another W. W. S COTT Sr. Sec. A Treas.
transaction of nil its busi-]
tial Democrats of the State, j ness the convention adjourn remedy is proof of the merit of
Hood's.
Many Persons arc broken
We doubt if his place can be) ed. Tuns B INGHAM, C HM.
<lown from overwork or household cares.
flood's ffills a r e t h e best nffcrwell filled.
Brown's Iron Hitters Rebuilds tho
C. R. NORKIH , Secretary.
n go
luinei Pill*
system, aids dig- rtion, removes excess of bile.
%uo cures malaria. Get the genuine.
\\) \.
Soda Hill. Aug. 10,
subscri i ion.
m i
WANTED!
A lemedy for disease and de
bility, especially for t h o s e d i s
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 consented'
the writers who are convinc
ed that such a remedy as we
ha ve described has been found
in Compound Oxygen Treat
ment of Di-e. Stuikey tl: Palell.
A Peculiar Case
Neuralgia In
Eyes.
Periodic Attacks of
the
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
" I write to say that I have been a sufferer for
four years with neuralgia in the eyes. The pains
were very severe at night, causing me to suffer
winter and summer alike. Sometimes a month
would lapse between spells, then I would be
Troubled Cvcry Week,
"My daughter was cured of
Asthma by one treatment otcom
pound Oxygen, after suttcrim?
for fifteen years, ed. h. wjjjjJV
Tyler, Texas.
"I used your compound Oxy
gen about a year and a halt a
go. I neglected to tell von ot
the great Benefit I received from
its use. I have not been troub
led with catarrh since.—F. VV.
Revels, Syracuse Fiiiversitv Sy
racuse, N. Y.
W
especially If 1 was up at night. I am a man of
regular habits, 42 years of age, and employed
for the past seven years by Ileath, Springs & Co.,
well-known merchants and bankers of this place
HoadVr> Cures
and Ghunden. I bought a supply of Hood's Sar
saparilla, used four bottles and believe I am
cured." W. J. LO.NO, Lancaster, South Carolina.
Hood's Pills Cl>re
Send for book of two hundred
pages for fuit her information, tes
iiinOiiials, etc. A book sent free.
Home Treatment senl out by ex
press
>e used at home. Office
Treatment administered here.
Drs, Staikey & Palen,
l.»29 A roll St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Constipation by restor
ing die peristaltic action of tho alimentary can&i.
N u T P El. v
B y v i r t u e »»f m M o r t g a g e
cx W ' UP m I b y W . 10. G M o l l i s
;iikI wife N. \Y. .Vjoiris ft) t h e
Citizens Building nnd loan
a s s o c i a t i o n of L e n o i r . N. C.
and Registered in the Regis
t e c ' s office of W a t a u g a c o n n
t y in B o o k " C " of i l o r t g a g ' s
p a g e 3 4 0 , I will offer l o r s a l e
f o r c a s h t o t h e h i g h e s t bidtier a t t lie c o u r t ' i o i l s c d o o r
in I b e t o w n of B o o n e o n VIon
( l a y t lie 3 r d d a y of S e p t e m b e r
n e x t s a i d M o r r i s ' i n t e r e s t in
t h r e e a c r e s of l a n d m o k e o r
less and the buildings there
o n l y i n g i n t h e t o w n of Blow
i n g R o c k a d j o i n i n g l o t s of
W. M. Morris and the Har
grove lot to satisfy said
mortgage interest and costs
of s a l e . T h i s t h e 3 0 t h d a y
of -Inl.v 1894.
J . R . WiDBY. P r e s i d e n t .
Citizens B. & L. Association.
VV. W . SCOTT S r . S e c . A T r e a s .
120 Sutter St. Saw Fnu eisvo, (£l.
Please mention this paper.
ATTENTION, EUfERS!
We wish tocullattentiontuoufr
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
BRGG1ES, WAGONS, CART&
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 buy
direct from manufacturers am 4
can, therefore, give you vt ry
close prices.
0
\Y e have a full line of new Har
nesH—Collars, bridles, etc.—eV
entiling in the harness line. Can
— ( < > ) —
One of the great secrets in mil beat the world on prices.
king money is to know how to
We will take in exchange,
save it. The principal way to save
money is to buy that which you hoises. mules, and alsogood bee
consume from the party who will cattle. Give us a call.
sell you the BEST article for the
LEAST money In order to find HENKEL, CItA IG
(<). •
the above named party if is very
Lenoir A. C.
essential that you call and ex
amine inv immense stock of
HOW TO SAVE MOEEY.
CENER'lL MERCHAN
DISE
LOOK & LIVE! I
Which is almost complete in cv
cry department, consisting ot AFTER APRIL THE 1ST 3)4,
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
10 per cent, cut on prices
Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
Groceries, Saddles. Queensware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
Etc., Etc., too numiTOus to men •SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER,
N E V E R J EN DAYS.
tion.
I lia.ve just received the nicest
and most complete line of
DRY
—X
Look over our li*t and com
pare our prices with those selling
on time. "Mune\ saved is mon
ey made."
m
That has ever been exhibited to
the citizens of Boone and sur
roundings. consisting of
Calicoes of all styles and shades
Fancy and plain Lawns, Clin 1lies, Saltines, Ginghams, Nansooks, chain brays. Cashmeres,
Henriebos, Bleeching. Damask
drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cottonades, jeans etc. which will
be sold at reduced prices for cash
or its equivalent, meeting amide
fying all
REASON A IT E COMPETITION
W e will sell yon 4 1-2 pounds
good coffee for $1 .00, 1(5 pounds
extra'C' sugar lor $1.00, best
calico (»to 7 1-2 cts pei yard, cot
eon check, 2? inches wide, 7 cts.
per yard, and ladies' and gents'
liats cheaper than they have ev
er been sold before.
We are just receiving a fall line
of Indies' dress goods at prices tc^
suit the buyers.
*
W E MEAN W H A T W E SAY.
Call and see us and we can save
you money.
Rnsp.
B. My entire stock
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
of General Merchandise will Blowing Rock, March 5.
be sold at reduced prices ior
C A S H o r i t s equivolent.aJ$iM
Slsndaid
Kn
j a ' s Kelitf.
The people of Watauga will
in order to make room for
new stock, I am offering my en take notice that 1 have proof
caned a l-ootn in the court
tire lot of
READY MADE CL<)TIIING house where 1 will attend a t
A1 COST.
Thanking my friends and cus
tomers for the liberal patronage
they have given me in the past
and soliciting a continuation oi
the same so long as I merit it, I
am
R ESPECTFULLY,
M
B HJLA< KBU11N
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
t o be done every t u o yenu-v
J.H.COOK,'
STANDARD
KEEPER^
�SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN BRYAN'S
A CARD.
He says they had a glorious
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. old time and he met with no As my name has been men
t tv o sided Democrats. All tioned in connection with the
AND
IGqpy1 year........L
.00 were solid and confident of nomination for both Repre
" 0 months.;'
50
A Lively Remembrance
" 8 months
35 success in the coming No vein sentative and Clerk of the
Superior Court of Watauga
OF THE
ber election.
ADVEHTISING RATES.
county on the Democratic
—Rev. L. D. Cole, of Meat
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
HORRIBLE SORES
1 '' 1 month.....;
1.75 Camp, announces himself a ticket, 1 desire to say that
Which Caused Them.
1 " 3 "
3.00 candidate for Register of while I appreciate this favor
1 " (> "
5.00 Deeds, subject t o the action able mention in either con
1 T 1 year
7.00
Traveler Henry Hudson's Experience
1 column 1 week
0.00 of the Democratic conven nection I am not a candi
date for the first named of
1
"
1 month
13.50 tion.
"Amonpfthe many testimonials whieh
1
"
3 "
.25.00
fice. but will be a candidate
I see in regard to certain medicines
—Mr. W. H. Hardin asks
1
"
0 "
37.50
performing cures, cleansing the blood,
for Sup. Court Clerk, sub
1
"
1 year
50 00 us to announce that his name
etc., none impress me more than my
ject t o ttie action of theDera
own case, and I conscientiously be
will n o t appear before t h e
ocratic County Convention
lieve it to be my duty to let people
Entered a t the Postofficeat convention for nomination
know it. Twenty years ago, at the age
to be held in Boone the 27th
Boone. N. C., a s second-class for Sheriff, ai d that he with
of 18 years, I had swellings on my
inst., and will appreciate the
mail matter.
legs, which broke and became running
draws in favor of some oth
nomination very highly if
sores. Our family physician could do
er good demociat.
me no good, and it was feared that the
given me.
LOCAL N E W S .
bones would be affected. At last, my
—We are indeed pained to
J . C. HORTON.
Cood Old Mother
hear that Hon. W. S. Farth
—Primaries 23rd.
urged me to try AYER'S Sarsapa
ing was kicked by a horse in
From Globe, N. C.
—County Convention 27th. the groin on the 6th inst..
rilla. I took three bottles, the sores
Editor Democrat:
healed, and I have not been troubled
—Mr. J . P . Taylor, wife and is painfully, if not ser
since. Only the scars remain, and the
0 n last Monday Globe
and boy are a t I)r. Councill's. iously hurt. The hope of all Academy began the work of
memory of the past, to remind me of
the good AY'ER'S Sarsaparilla has
our people is that he may '94- a n d '95. The school
—I will sell you 10 tbs. of
done me. 1 now weigh two hundred
and twenty pounds, and am in the best
extra 4 C sugar for $1.00. W. speedily recover.
opened with good attendance
of health. 1 have been on the road for
W. Holsclaw.
—It is now said that it is and splendid prospects. A
the past twelve years, have noticed
AYEIt'S Sarsaparilla advertised in
—Mrs. G. It. Councill and going to be a hard road for number of Globe farmers
all parts of the United States, and al
children a r e visiting Dr. Populists t o get office. Fu came out to witness the be
ways take pleasure in telling what
sion is opposed by many of ginning, Mr. O. L. Huffman, good it did for me." —HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen
Councill'*.
t h e a. b I e s t Republicans who will graduate a t Wake Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
—A pony and dog show
throughout the State, while Forest College next spring,
was hilled for Boone on last
there are many favoring the and Mr. Roby Moore of the
Tuesday, but failed to put in
fusion but it is mostly those A. and M. College a t Raleigh,
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer 6c Co., Lowell, Mans.
nppea ranee,
who want office o n either- were present and made some
—The Quarterly Meetingof side who are agitating fu-. short n i c e speeches. Some
the M. E. Churjh South, will si on.
of tin? students also made
convene in Boone on Satur
short speeches. The school
—Capt. Brown, of Johnson
day, the 1st day of Sept.
county, Tennessee, passed is now in good working or
—Simon-pure, 18 carat through Monday to Blowing der, and every one knows his
Democrats, are what we Rock. He said in the recent or liei place. The society
owant. Nominate them, and election over there that John w a s reorganized Monday,
then we can easily elect them. son county, an almost unan and is now ready to receive
—A large attendance at tlm imously Republican county, new members. Everything
_0
County Convention is desir voted Democratic for- Judge, is all right, ana we are alt enWell, when you wont the best grade of goods, call on
ed. Come and bring your while Sullivan, a Democratic con raged.
me. for I have them. For the next twenty days I will offer
But there are some sad
county, voted tire Republican
neighbor with you.
changes since l a s t year. a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
—Don't fad to attend the ticket for- Judge.
Many of the boys who were Ladies' untrimmed huts at 20 cts. and up; a lot ofChallies
primaries on next Thursday. —Col. Martin, of Davidson here last year are not here at 5 cts. a. yard cash—nice patterns.
Remember this is a special sale, and will positively on
The action of the primaries College, was in Boone last LIOSV.
decide who our nominees week and was telling u s A number of public schools ly last twenty days. 80 if you want bargains, now is the
about a mineral called moil- are being taught by Globe time, as yon will find many useful things at cost and un
shall be.
—I want all your good ozlte, now being mined in students. Some will enter- der 011 my Special
butter, fresh eggs and young Rutherford and other coun college this fall, and others C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s .
chickens, for which I will pay ties adjacent. Monozite is a will stay on the farm. We
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell
good prices. M. B. B LACK black sand similar in ap miss them, but new students them at reduced rates for produce. So all ran faie alike,
pearance to the black sand
are in theirstead. Watauga
BURN.
that one sees in our branch has five boys here now, and t 'ome one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
—Mrs. J . C. Die wry, of es. It is a profficable busi
as they must go regardless of cost.
Charlotte, who came to Green ness. One hand can make we are looking for others
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I haue a
Park for health, died there several dollars per day in soon.
full line.
B. B. D OUGHERTY.
on Saturday. She had con washing it out.
From Moat Camp, N. C.
sumption.
—The Republican conven
—On Tuesday night of this tion of Caldwell county elect Editor Democrat:
Yours .Anxious to please,
week two men by the name ed delegates to the Congres The selection of a suitable
of Townsend, were lodged in sional convention instructed candidate for the Senate in
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
jail here charged with the for II. Z. Linney. The dele this disfiict o n the Demo
cratic ticket is one of the
larceny of a hog.
gates to the Judicial conven
most important questions to
—It is very hot. F i n e tion were instructed for L. L. b e c o n s i d e r e d . W h a t t h e
corn weather; nobody ever Green tor Judge; endorsed party wants and needs is a $)SnA/5\?'/©nS/'8n
Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life.
saw corn grow faster and if Wakefield for the Legislature high toned, intelligent, chris
FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
we have the usual late fall a ir d nominated a county tian gentleman. Such n man
corn crops will be immense. ticket. Mr. Linney was on will command the earnest
hand and made a three hours
Vick's Floral Guide, 1894,
—Coffey Bro's. of our town speech, in abuse of the Demo and loyal support of the par
The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable* and Plover.
Contain. 112 page* 8x10 1-2 In., vlth
now have in their employ a crats and bmdation of the ty. I name a candidate who
descriptions Hint describe, not mislead} Danvera Yellow Olnbe
illustrations that Instruct, not exaggerate Union Seed, $1.00
harness and saddle maker, Republicans and patted the will meet these conditions, Dr.
The cover lechnvmlng In harmoniousMend
per pound.
ing of water color prints In green and white,
L. C. Reeves, of Boone. His
andean haveyour work done Pops on the head.
with a gold background,—n dream ofbenutv.
Brilliant,
82 pagesof Novelties printed in Sdiflerent col
KOVHMjTIJBS*
Tulip,
name in counties of Asheand
All the lending novelties nnd the best of
in this line a t reasonable
Orientate. ors. old varieties. These liftnl times.von cannot Branching Aatcr,
the
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Over 1500 Plants afford to fun nny risk. Buy IIONKHT Hibiscus, Sunset,
Alleghany means a tower of
rates.
tJOODS where you will receive
For .'10Ctm. !>IF.ASl'R V. II is not necessary toFULL Dahlia, Ethel Vlck,
adver
By the request of different strength, a s he has a numer
Set Vlck'B Flo
tise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is known the Double Anemone,
at Guide.
—A good article from Meat persons I have concluded if
world over, and also that the harvest pays. A
ous family connection in both
very little apeitt for proper seed will save gro- Charmer Pea,
— A cer'Band doctor's bills. Many concede Vick's Yew Potatoes.
Camp, is left out, but the it is the wish of the people of
^--2* Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue .. .
w
catalog... for
isot
If von love» fine garden send address now, With 18cento, _ .
. .
gentleman is for II. A. Davis Watauga countv I will be a counties, aside from a host
which may be d-ductert from first order. Ofg- $360 Cash Prtj.. for Potet >'•. VieUs' Seed, do
of friends. It is needless t o MI not Disappoint. Ther Brow, they Flourish, they Produce A"nnd»i.i!y.
for Treasurer and .1. N. Mor- candidate for the office of
say that the Dr. is one of the
etz for Register of Deeds. A Sup?rior Court Clerk.
W. W. pRESNELL.
most popular men in Watau
good ticket.
ga county, and if nominated
From Mable, N. C.
—The young people o f Editor Democrat:
will poll a surprisingly large
Boone, together with several
I wish to suggest A. S. Ad vote. Let us n o in i n a t e
visitors, h a d an enjoyable ams for Sheriff. He is a so Reeves for the Senate, and
dance a t Mrs. Mary Coun- ber, tried and true man;' will victory is ours.
cilPs on Tuesday night of carry his own township, and
Vox F OPULI.
this week.
if nominated will be our next As a, tree flourishes in proper
®3^T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."©!
—Wanted 100 doz.j fresh Sheriff. Let us have a divis tion to the richness of the soil,
eggs pei week, for four weeks ion of the candidates in the so the human body thrives in ac-(
7 H E l l . d E 1 0 S U B S C R I B E .© f t *
a t 10c. per doz. So bring in different townships, select the cordanee with the quality of its
blood. Hence the necessity of
your eggs, also some fresh best men, and we have noth keeping the vital fluid rich and
yellow butter. Will W. Hols ing to fear. A DEMOCRAT.
pure with Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
the best blood medicine you can
claw.
It is strange that some people
will suffer- for years from rheu find.
—Web. Moore, (Col.) who matism rather than tr> such an
is well known here a s a teach approved standard remedy a s The war now raging be
er of his race, was kicked by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and that, tween China and Japan may
a mule some days since, and too, in spite of the insurance cause a great war with other
that it has cured so many otherH
is thought to bp seriously who were similarly afflicted. nut ions growing out of the
Relieve »il eorrtiejl atth« ertutrtnt rtrtdibrtMlii
eve.
eumGOl
jOMORRHfttA kndOt.FTTIfl I tft jitiyt. ft
other treatment necessary. Ne»t rcsilsr* Ittlctuft r
treatment
hurt. .
Give it atrial.
leave, any Injurious after effect* Price, ft
troubles with China and Ja
by druggists.
BLOOD BALM CO., Pro'j, Atll
—J. C. Horton was a t the fto^One dollar pays for the pan of the little country of
Corea.
Democrat one war.
State convention a t Raleigh.
\
SAY!
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Has cured others, will cure you
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST:
Of Course You Want the Cheapest.
TRlfs IS NO Hint
1UJG TO DRAW
TRADE!
-o-
IMSANBJ3IKE33.
O
1 rom now until the first day
of April I^will sell my stock of
CLOTHING
—AND -
OVERCOATS
10
per centjabove
COST!' !
oIf you don't think I mean it
come and look through my
STOCK
It wont cost you one cent If
you dobt ptrchana.
I have a large stock and
want to get rid of it before
spring. •
CALL AND LOOK! "©ft
-o
I would call your attention
to the big cut in prices in my
other lines?
r
?
JAMES VICK'S SONSJ,
RESPECTFULLY T
W. L. BRY.4\
co c~c oc
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VOL 6
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY.
N.
(
rnxntSDAY
AUGUST. 23,11894,
NO. 45.
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(Are
W A SI 11NGTON
LETTER. S t a t e election w a s held,
MARRIES HER ONLY RIVAL.
bauchery and crime, it ad
makes fraud very difficult, if
dressed itself t o the work of How un Enterprising Young Womau
From our Regular Correspondent.
Won the Nomination.
n o t absolutely impossible,
rehabilitating, and its record
ORMAN, N. D., August—
When Senator Faulkner, in a n d t h a t there is no strong
is one winch cbalenges public
Miss E m m a
Bate, of Val
response t o a characteristic er reason for the cry of
admiration. It h a s lehuilt
Resolved 1st, t h a t we re-af
ley City, who was nominated
slurof "little Billy" Cha rider's •'fraud" raised by the Kolbo u r public school system; es
firm tin 1 doctrine of t he par
a b o u t the tariff hill being a t ites than a desire t o let down
t a b l i s h e d a s y l u m s f o r t h e for Superintendent of Public
easy the eastern Republicans ty a s ennunciated by the Chi care of o u r unfortunates; ad Institutions by the Republi
:out of emploj^ment, or in j the White House said: " I
j a position that you do n o t : will s a y t o the Senator from who contributed th'fir money cago Convention of 1892; and ministered justice; promoted can S t a t e Convention, h a s
: like ? Possibly t h e solic-: N T ew Hampshire t h a t al t o the campaign fund. But desire t o signify a s follows o u r public works; fostered for some time held a reputa
s iting of Life Insurance i s : though the tariff bill is not iven allowing t h a t the elec what is the construction plae every public enterprise; re tion a s one of the foremost
rvour special forte. Many 5 a t the White House now, it tion had been a s full of fraud ed by us upon the section duced taxjition,and in ail re educators of t h e St a t e . There
•'people have, after trial,: will be theie very soon t o re as('handler is of "gall," there thereof relating t o silver, viz: spects justified the confidence were numerous obstacles in
:becn surprised a t t h e i r :
We hold t ha t it is 1 he duty
would still be no authority
of those who have ti listed it- the way of Miss Bates' nomi
: fitness for it. T o all such I ceive the signature of the
of the law-making depart
for a n investigation by a
It has afforded security t o nation. Several prominent
5it has! proved a most con-: President," there was a deaf
committee of the U n i t e d ment t o the government now life and property, protected gentlemen wanted the nomi
»genial and profitable occu- • ening round of applausefroin
in the hands of Democracy,
jjpation. T h e Management: the crowded galleries of the S t a t e s Senate. I t was a t o take immediate steps t o both capital and labor in its nation. Her most formid
rights, and done nil t h a t able opponents were: J . M.
: o f the
: Senate which showed i n a S t a t e election and theSenate
restore by legislation the egovernment c-m d o for TI peo Devine of Laruoure county
manner n o t t o he mistaken has no more t o d o with if
than with a n election for qual privilege of silver with pie. No scandal has attach anc Prof. J . G. Holland of
the trend of public-sentiment,
fco the Department of t h e : and which should not have inemoers of Parliament in gold a t the mints, by tneiree ed t o its administration of Traill county.
a ti d unlimited coinage of
;CarolJpas, desires to a d d : beef i lost upon certain Demo- any part of Great Britain.
Hiss Bates had charge of
public affairs. We congrat
H to its force, some agents: era tic Senators whose s e c The House very properly hot!) gold and silver a t a ra
ulate our citiz' ns upon their her own campaign and was
: of character aud ability.:
refused t o agree t o the Sen tio of IB to I , such being I lie well reposed trust in it; we very active a m o n g the mem
r Write for information. : tions have brought the tariff
ratio ol coinage which h a s
congratulate them upon the bers, fimilly slaying both her
hid t o the most critical s t a g e a t e amendment t o the Sun
W . J . IvOddcy, Manager, :
heretofore held in the United
tricudly rchitionsexisting be opponents. H e r affability
of its existence. It is now, dry Civil appropriation bill,
:
Rock Hill, S. C.
States.
tween the races; upon the and pleasing ways made her
according t o the ideas of providing t h a t $250,000 he
Resolved 2nd, Tliu t wo urge
prospects of bounteous crops a n easy winner of the young
some of the best Democrats appropriated for the pur
P19DFESS10NAL.
chase of what is known a s upon t he said law-making de T M I d returning prospraity. er delegates. Slmeasily side
in t'ongiess, n o longer a
partment of the government
With the record before them tracked Holland by going in
question of what s o r t of tar the Mahone lot," owned by
\V B.rOUNCILL, K
th« abolition of theTonstituwe appeal t o them for TI vote t o the Young Men's Republi
iff bill we shall get, but ex-Senator Mahone, of Va.,
tional and prohibitive tax
TTORN ky AT A ,V.
of confidence this year in the can Press League and mak
wI.ether we shall get a n y tar a 4 a site for a new Govern
of 1 0 per cent, upon t h e issue
ing herself solid with t h e
ment Printing Office. There
Democratic p a r t y .
Boone, N. C. iff bill a t all. of S t a t e banks.
Resolved 7th, T h a t we fa members.
1 will n o t raport t h e scan a r e two good and sufficient
Resolved 3rd, T h a t in view
When she came t o d o bat
vor abolition of the internal
dalous charges of bad faith reasons for the action of the
I).
W. B.
of the depleted condition in
taxes on spirits and tobacco tle with Mr. Devine she met
made by Democrats a g a i n s t House the Mahone lot is miBoone, N. C.
which the Itepuhlicansadinin
a n unmarried man, a skillful
+ -!11»*nt Ph.\ si< mn.
< >Min Democrats i n connection suited for a site aim Hie price istration left the Treasury of a s soon a s practicable; and
if this cannot be done t h a t campaign speaker, and one
on King Street n o r t h of P o s t w ' t h the failure of theconfer- asked is excessive.
the United States—present
Public Printer Benedict is
the harsh and unjust feature with a, fund of wit and repar
Oftice.
w s t o reach a n agreement,
ing a s it did such a lamenta
of the law for its collection tee.
j b u t if the a t t e m p t s t o defeat o u t in another appeal t o Con
ble c o n t r a s t t o the overflow
Here was a n opportunity.
be modified.
lull tariff legislation, now he- gress insisting t h a t some
j. ¥ HWHiiW,
ing condition in which it was
In Devine she recognized a
ling either directly made by thing be none towards lessen
delivered by Mr. Cleveland's flow the Uovernmcnt's Books Stand. powerful opponent, and she
A 7 JORXLY A 7 LAW,
Democrats o r indirectly ns- ing the dangers which sur
first administration t o its re
In the fiscal year ended recognized the necessity of
MARION.
X. C Hinted by them, shall sUCceed round the 3 0 0 0 employes of
publican successor—we urge J u n e 30, 1894, the Govern not only slaying him politi
_(o)—
! these charges will he shouted the Government. Printing Of
upon the said law-making de ment's revenue from tariff cally. b u t of bringing him in
* W i l l prectHv in the poiirte ..I f r "".' , l l e
in every fice h e f e r e adjournment. part menu the immediate en
taxes w a s $132,234,242; t o her own camp t o help her
Wsuiugil.Ashe,Mitchell,McDow- section of the country until He reminds Congi CHH t h a t actment. of a n income t a x .
from internal taxes, $140,- fight her battles during the
ell ami ali itlier counties in tl»»' the.v become s o familial t h a t even if the troublesome ques
Resolved 4 t h , T h a t we em 945,778; from miscellaneous ea mpaign.
»;eei.Tii .li»trirt
.itlei. eertdin inen will Hnd it cliffl- tion of the selection of a site
ion given to the collection ol
phatically approve the tariff sources. $17,720,315. mak
And here comes a finegrain
I cult t o show themselves upon for the new G. P. 0.,were set
lniuis.~%*
d o c t r i n e e n u n c i a t e d i n t h e ing a t o t a l income of $290,- of romance.
[the most lonely country road tled a t this session; which it
Miss Bate demanded a n
960,336, a s against $385,W. B. < onnrill * D. T. C. Blackburn, without being pointed out a s isn't likely t o be, it would re Chicago platform.
Resolved 5 t h , T h a t while 819,628 in t h e preceding unconditional s u r r e n d e r ,
Boon*., X. C.
%iom iii<», if. c. j traitors t o their par ty. 11 is quire four o r five years t o
we a r e opposed t o t h e slight year. The t o till expendi which was refused. Then ac
impossible for the present build a new office, while there
est qualification, in favor o 4 ' tures in the year just closed tive negotiations were enter
crisis t o continue much long is urgent necessity for some
the federal government, of w e r e $ 3 6 6 , 5 9 3 , 3 5 9 , t h i s ed into which lesnlted in the
er. The tariff bill will either immediate relief. He sug
the repeal of the 10 per cent a m o u n t being made up from following combination:
(Jhlis attended at all ne passed o r permanently gests t h a t this may he had t a x on S t a t e bank issues, we
Devine surrendered uncon
the following items: Pen
by purchasing ground and
hung up this week.
honrttff&l
nevertheless advocate UR a sions, $141,177,284; civil ditionally, and pledged him
Had the action taken dur erecting a building along
.June 1 , 93.
niatte»* ot S t a t e policy such a n d miscellaneous, $101,- self t o s t u m p t h e S t a t e for
ing the past week by the Gov side v )f the present office t h a t
regulation and restriction of 403, 455; war. $54,357,600; Miss Bate. In consideration
E . F. LpVILL. J . C. FLETCHER. ernors of Maryland and Vir will meet the requirements
the issues of t he banks char navy, $31,527,195; India: A , of his services faithfully perginia, in breaking up the until the e r t i r e new building
tered by North Carolina a s $10,286,416; interest, $27,- formed, and when she is safe
camps of t h e Coxe.vites is put up, which must be in
will secure a sound currency. 811,405. The t o t a l expendi ly elected and duly installed
ATIOIINLYS AT LAW,
t r a m p s in their respective the near future.
Resolved 6 t h , T h a t we ad ture WHS some $17,000,000 in the high office of S t a t e Su
The Senators a re glad t h a t
[states, been taken by Gov.
BOONE, N.
mire the courage and lofty less than in 1 8 9 3 and the in perintendent of Public In
fi**?WpecMlattention given ^h'Einley lust March the fool the Chinese treaty, which patriotism of the President,
struction she pledged herself
t o t he eolletion of c l a i m s m o v e m e n t would never have lias been before the Senate and t h a t we most heartily come some $89,000,000 less.
t o wed her vanquished foe
I 4
nMnv-n ^ f
s t a r t e d . The House s o long, h a s a t last been dis commend his prompt and ef Thedeficit, which is$70,000,000, would have been nearly and make him her deputy.
1 \ J . » » I X J > LB, u U, •» decisively put itself o n record posed of. There h a s been lit
fective action under the law $100,000,000 but for the
This is conceded by the old
R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . a s favoring t h e nppropiia- tle d o u b t a t a n y time of what for the suppression of the al
est politicians t o h e the
tion of $200,000 t o aid the the final result would he. ien anarchists t o disturb, by economies practiced by the
*
HOONE, N. (.
shrewdest political deal ever
the exposition a t Atlanta Still i t is a satisfaction t o force a n d violence, the true House.—L{altimore Sun.
entered into. Theie is little
TM ., and i t is now certain the Democratic administra
Straight Republicans Will Not Sur.en
doubt t h a t Miss Bate will be
Will give special attention t h a t the appropriation will tion and theSenators t h a t i t relet ions of labor and capi
del*.
tal; his sturdy efforts t o se Winston Republican.
t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale
t ri u I r q > h a n 11y elec ted.
has been officially settled.
«»f Real E s t a t e in W. N. U. get, through all right. I t
cure the enactment of tariff
The quest ion t o be decided
t h o s e he ving farms, timber pleased the Southerners in the VYilkeshoi oChronicle: Frotri r e f o r m a s c a l l e d t o i i n t h e
NOTICE.
by Republicans is whether co
a n d mineral lands for sale, House t o find Kepr?senta- all
reports, Col. Romulus party platform; his piompt
By virtue of a Mortgage execu
Operation o r conlition, o r
will d o well t o call on said Go. tivc Pence, of Colorado, and Za"haria Finney's speech a t
approval of t he bill repealing whatever na me may be given ted by W. P. Clark and wife A. S.
a t Boone.
Everett, o t Massachusetts, the c o u r t house here last
Clark to the Citizens Building
the Federal election law; the the combination, is practica and loan association of Lenoir,
L > L. L. GHEES & CO. a m o n g the most earnest ad
Thursday was one of the notable reduction of the ex
March 16,1893.
ble o r possible under the cir N. C. and Registered in the Reg
vocates of t h e appropriation. most learnedly, eloquently
penses of government under cumstances; indeed whether ister 's office of Watauga county
In addition t o being a com bad and extremely bitter
mortgage*
NOTICE.
his administration, a n d the desirable. Speaking for t h e in nook "G" Iofwill offer forpages
571.72-76,
sale
mon nuisance, Senator Ch a n- which t h a t distinguished fel
Jlotel Property for Sale.
freedom from scandal which piedmont and central section for cash to the highest bidder at
On account of failing health • dler, ot New Hampshire, wi!" l o w citizen of spasmodic has been such a marked feu
of tin State, the Republican the court house door in the town
of myself and wife, 1 otfer for sale got himself widely known a s temperament ever delivered
turf of fiis return t o t h e knows t h a t t h e Republican of Boone on Monday the 3rd daymy Sotel property in i lie i own ot H f o n | jf } ) w introduces a few within the memory of man,
ot September next said dark's
head of affairs.
Booue, North Carolina, and will
masses T i r e opposed t o it. interest*- in eighty five and one
#11 low for cash and make terms more resolutions like the one except the one delivered a t
We point, with pride t o the They a r e Republicans front half acres in a tract cf lend lying
to Bhit the bnyer, and will take proposing t h a t t h e Senate j Boone a b o u t two years a g o
record of the Democratic par principle. They believe in a in Watauga COT. By at or near
real'or personal property in ex committee on Elections and j in trenchant denunciation of
Blowing Rock aluo one t >wr
t y in North Carolina and en s t r a i g h t fight every t i m e . lot in the town of Blowing Rock
change. Apply soon.
Privileges should investigate tire Alliance and third party.
W. L. BRYAN.
dorse the present S t a t e ad They have faith in t h e "old adjoining lots o: W. M.
Xrmrrv
recent Alabama S t a t e
The ltumps on Your Face
nd
ministration. F o r eighteen flag" and will never surren Younce If. 0. Martin
Forties niittim'nanors in ( > , w t i o n ' s o 8 8 t o ascertain
Are caused by impure blood, years this p a r t y h a s had full
others to sat isfy mid mort
inv h and for execution willwhether i t was fu'l, free, fair i a"d ^Ml never be well unless you control of the S t a t e govern der. Overpowered by superi gage and.costs of sale. This
my nan I
xu ution vx
cleanse it an I build it up in rich*
o r numbers they may be, but tin 1 3 0 t h d a y of J u l y 1894.
advance the tees with a n d hom-st, mid whether i*.1
and pm.itv
l!(>)Ji(.
ment. I t h a s administered surrender—never. Whenever
J . IL WIDRY, President.
t h e papers and they will re- resulted in the choice of a Balm the great blood purifier i t with the greatest economy
a S t a t e convention asks Re Citizens B. & L. Association.
ceive p r o m p t attention, o t h e r legislature entitled t o elect a ami tonic, is what you need. One
and Jit all times with a n eye publicans t o vote for Demo W. W. SCOTT Sr. Sec. &Treas.
u is
1
p
Wise they will be returned pr ^ Senator
it Ili general- b o t,t l e will c l e a r •y,o,u r c,o m } rl e x i o n single t o the best interests of crats, Republicans s o asked
, .
, ,
,
and purify your blood. Fry it.
not executed for the want of
&£TOne dollar pays for the
!y a<lmit ted t h a t t h e new A1-1 p|-i(>^ .00 per bottle. J 'or sule the people. Coining into [low will want the privilege of
fees.
D. F. AIRD HFF
Democrat one year.
er a t the end of a reign of de choosing t h e Democrat.
a b a m a law, under which t h e by druggist.
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= Equitable Life
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ROUNCILL, M
»Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
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THE STATE DEMOCRAT
IC PUTFilRM.
F
F.
�Monazite Mining.
ic Wataasa Democrat cause among these unsaved
iUk$
Our farrnere arc now turn
people Yes, brethren, pra.y'3THI* OES".
to ?:o son-AKir: \
ing God's blessings upon you ing up the bottom lands anil
)EMOCRATIC family newspaper,
$5. CCKir iV 'A. rf,
the brail' lies, hunting f o r
rot • 1 to the interest ot Coun- in His name I shall look to
% FRENCH&Ei-.'AM "-LLriC' ALi".
\ $4.^s"FlNEGALf&!(A;', 7M
Btate ano Nation. Published you to supply my necessities, monazite* It is astonishing
|
4
POLICE,3z-yzy.
hry Thursday at Boone, Wa not fearing nor begging but how many men are now dig
f'-. .oytzw
igu County. N. C.
1-XTR
NE. "•
believing. You will do me a ging for monazite sand,
B OYS': •iiooLSltiHS.
:>#>' M.
• LADIES •
great favoi to pay quarterly. which commajids $120 a
iosp a >3
letter froui Fai- An, Cliiua.
You will please send vour ton.
\ . * ... £ -SEND FOR CATLALO'JUE
the Churches ot Mitchell, contributions to J. B. Bos- One day recently at Latti• 1
„v W ' L ' COUW . A ^ ,
«'•
" BRQCKTCH, MASS.
Ptcrw-tc-ritrj M
Vlhree Forks, and Yancy tick, Asheville, N. (J., an J be mnre $500 cash was paid for
You can eavs tnsnry !>>; parcliudluit W. L.
Dniiitln* Shoe*,
[Associations. ''Grace t o will forward it to me free of monazite. This month the Because, w- rve tue largest manufacturers of
world, and
yyou and peace from God cost, and thus I will receive cash payments will amount advertise,1 shoos in thethe name and(ruarr.utee
the value by stamping
p
price on
the bottom, which protects « ou agnl'.Kt high
1our Father and the Lord every cent you contribute to many thousands of dol prices aud the middleman's profits. O. r shoes
equal custom work in a'vie, ecy fiuiaff and
h/emv Christ "
waring
have
and receipt you for the same, lars, and the miners laugh at v/hcre at qualities. Wcfor thethem sold tverylower prices
value givci than
substitute.
D EAR RETHREN : Since I but bear in mind it will take theory of "hard times" and any other make. Talfe no wc can. SoldIf your
dealer canuot supply you,
by
|rote you I have moved over three months after the tell you to "dig monaziteout Dealer, »iio.s<i name will shortly ap
>out nine days journey in- check leaves Asheville for of the branches and get inon pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at
once.
I, into what we call our you 1o receive a receipt or ey and hush your nonsense."
fid. Tins is a beautiful and hear from your money.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
Let us give two among
|vel section extending from
College of
And now. brethren, I de many examples of profit:
I range of mountains on the sire to h ive the prayers of Robert Downs bought a
Agriculture a n d
M e c h a n i c Art;.
forth to a similar range on every pastor and member small farm on Knob creek
he South. The large and among you. The grace of for $400. This year he ex Offers Three Technical Cours
irtile plain contains five eit- our Lord .Jesus Christ be tracted from his branches es: The Course in Agricul
?s with hundreds of towns with 3 on nil. Yours in sin- $800 worth of monazite. and ture; The Course in S.fieucc:
Ind villages. To one of these ceiity for these lost people.
nays he wonhl not take #800
Vleehanienl mi
•
.
...
.. Civil Lngineering.
jities, Fai-An, Brother Hee
for the monazite left on his
T. L. B LALOCK.
Each course is broad and
ling and myself came to fil
farm.
Chefoo, China.
thorough, and the iustitu
iate. This city, 300 miles
Mr. Ed ley Martin lias a rion is now equipped for ex
mm Chefoo, our P. 0 ,is sit~The Rep-Pops.
farm in the western part of cellent work. Expenses very
lated at the foot of the great
The Republican leaders who Cleveland. It is regarded a* moderate. For catalogues,
"ai-San Mountain. about attended the Pop-Rep con a poor farm, yet bis son dug address.
ADHX. Q. H o l l a d n y , Pres.
'000 feet high, to which vention at Raleigh have but out $1,900 worth of iiuina
Ra leigh, N. (
thousands of people ilock one idea; but one reason for zite t his year.
l!tlJlt!l!l!!lllilli(il!fli!allllllll.ri!r.tllllll I - MiOIUUUILl
|rom all parts to worship at existence. They are besotted
Associated with monazite
:he old temples on the top. with the tin light that thro' are six valuable minerals
Brother Herring and myself a combination wit h the Pops that are extracted in the la
|1iil not know, when we ar- they may be able to get con boratory at New Jersey.
ived here on the 17th of trol of this State's govern Among these six are thorite,
(April, but that we would ment, have a majority in the the latter worth ijriore than
nave to live several months, Assembly and elect two Uni gold .—Shelby A urora.
r>r even all the hot summer, ted States Senators. To do
in a close, dirty Chinese inn, this they are actually prepai
ANNOUNCEMENT.;
iBnt the Lord had better ed to endorse the Pop ticket
I h e r e b y anno'Mice myself a n
filings in store tor us than with its two wicked Demo I u d e p e n d e n t A lit i a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
knew ot or could even crats, one Pop and two Re D e m o c r a t i c c a n d i d a t e f o r Solici
t o r in t h e 1 0 t h .Judicial D i s t r i c t .
(hope tor so soon. In less publicans. So evident is tic
J. F. PAIN HOI; it.
than a month a'ter our ar- intention to surrender princi
Irb al we were in our own tent ple for a possible chance at
*****
h" home. Our home is small the offices that it would sur
but quite sufficient for our prise no one to hear that tie
purpose. The cost of it is Republicans in State conven
2 Una ft T^irgo Ul;li
MTfro
I only $35 per year.
—
A K<lif MOf tlUtt
tion assembled had endorsed
fill Skin and Blood Diseases 3 2 *>'<*« n SeU'-threiulhut Miutlle.
-• Cttt) N<. K.qn -1 In Construction.
Dear brethren, led by none the administration of Presi
fit purifies, builds up and enriches
" ilwiilMMliitiilcM ApjH'Hranoe.
— ilBi)
other, I trust, than the Holy dent Cleveland lor tnesakeoi
the blood, and never fails j 1 Uaa RU 1'lejpijit Flniiiii
to cure the most inveterate: •• iiaiJ a t'o»lttV4<Ailjiulin^nt.
a
Tak«-up.
Z
Spirit, 1 give in this letter possibly securing the support i w
BLOOD AND SKIN DIS
'2• auMyiliib raniltnro. fjcialtttnn nml Z
• lJ»u> iVliiro (limit Stiwinjjc
EASES, if directions are folthe relation 1 desire you to of his admirers. The whol
2 itoefi a IjvrRi.r Knn«<* i»f G«>ni«r»l .forll rgj [
lowed. Thousands of grate
•- tlmu iKiy Ntiwltig Muohluo iu tbo World. —
sustain toward me,your ines move of the combiners is on»
ful people sound its praises;
^ Examina THE ROYAL for points of ^
eenger of peace to these lost to disgust every decent man * if and attest its virtues.
excelifnce, and you will
£3?"WR1TE for Book of Won
buy no oiher.
^
people. In view of the tact The Democratic party would
derful Cures, sent free on ap
that there are some true ser like to be proud of its ene
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Bt'lfAE S. SI. GO,, Rockford. fii. l
plication.
vants of God in the home mies, but it is impossible to
sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiitiin
If not kept by your local druggist,
land with burdened a n rl regard this Pop-Rep. side send $i.oo for large bottle, or $5.00!
4 for six bottles, and medicine will be!
burning heaits tor these lost show with anything iike re j sent, freight paid, by
people, who are now saying, sfiect. That such a surren i BLOOD H.lL.n CO., Atlanta, Oa.
"Hero am I, send me, send der of principle should suc
in view of the great ceed in North Carolina is im
need of this almost bound possible. The Rep-Pops, are
less field where there are hun nearer the promised la n <1
RECEIPT OF BO GEMTS
dreds of thousands of immor now than the.s ever will be aWE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
tal souls ushered on by the ga in.—Ashe ville C itizen.
hurried revolution o f time
into eternity without hope
Viewed From Afar*
* y y Sla; Yii St b15ss> ^
for their sin-blighted und im
The populists of North Cm
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR
prisoned souls; again in view olinn nre having some tro 1
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
of the command of Christ, blc with their candidates, it
Totter, Ground Itch, ItoMng Piles, Ring
who loved us and purchased seems. The people thev want SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long-Sightednosa, A HesterWorm and all Itching Skin Diseases.
us with his own blood, who for candidates they can't get * i
ing the Sight of the Old.
.*
says to ui( and to every one and the people, they can get Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Stye c If you have TETTER. It mattera not hew long H has
cxibied, TETTCniNE will as certainly cure
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
of you. "Go ye into all the "the d—1 wouldn't ha ve." At AND PROIHiCUW QUICK BKUF.P ATD PERHAJF.5T CURB.
you as you use it.
Also, equally efficacious vben used In other
world and preach the Gospel their convention at Raleigh malndies, euch as Ulcers. Fever' Sorea, Harmless, F'ainicss and Fragrant.
1amors.Inflammation Barn*. I'llea. or
Salt Rheum,
to every creature;"—in view theoMierduy 1 he populists Vt herever way be used toexists, JtITCIiILL,li tt MONEY Rofri-'l.-<l If you are diseatlsfled
#41.1'B
nd ventepe.
.vill. ! a > remiU.n—ltoforonocs—
Seld br all Bracelets at 25 Cents. .3 Southern Dank of tl-.e Shite of Oeorfclu, Chat,
of these facts, I have decided nominated Justice W a 1 t e 1
li&m If.'mk, nr.il Nat.lon.il Baukol Savur.tiab.
to look to you— that is, th j Clark and ex-Judge Conner
!. T. SHUPTRIi^E & ORG.
cliui lies of Three Forks, for justices of the Supreme
THE STANDARD.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Mitchell, and Yancy Associa Court. Justice Clark repudi
tions—for a support. 1 only a ted the action of thecoiiven
I ask for $450 to cover all ex tion before the delegates had
penses. You can easily do all got home, and now Judge
this and add to your earthly Conner says he won't run on
Has sustained Its reputation for 18 years
joy and comforts as well as a populism ticket.
as being the standard remedy for the
quick and permauent cure of'Rheumasow seed in the hearts of
tism, " t,8c' " etc.. in all its forms. < •
Gout,Sciatica,
There are no first class law
It is endorsed by thousands of Thysi- i *
these that will spring np to yers in the populist party in
cians, Publishers and Patients. It is i v
purely vegetable and builds up from the * *
nrst dose. It never fails to cure.
eternal life, enabling you to North Carolina, hence theie
Price Is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. Our 40 page Pam
lay up treasure in heaven. It is some doubt, as to what the
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b or ( ongress, 81 h District,
M\ H. Dowei, at Caldwell.
bar Judge, 10th District,
IV. 11.1 ouncill. of Watauga.
For Solicitor, 10th District,
IV. C. New land, of Caldwell.
WILLIAM BALLAKD COUNUILL.
A Short Sketch of the Life of William
Jtallu ri Couueill. the Democratic
Nominee for Judge in 10th Diet.
The much talked of tariff
bill has finally been disposed
of by the House conference,
accepting the Senate bill.
The bill is now in the hands
of the President for him t o
sign o r veto. It is given o u t
t h a t he will let it pass t h e 10
d a y s and become a law with
out his approval. If s o to
day the bill will become H
law. After the House ac
ceded t o t h e Senate bill, if
immediately passed b y a
large majority. A tariff bill
putting sugar, coal, iron ore
and wire on the free list.
This bill is now befote the
Senator a n d awaits its ac
tion. We think it will g o
over until next winter session
though i t may pass the Sen
ate. Congress will adjourn
in a few days. No doubt
this month. When t h e work
of Congress is well known by
the people it will be acknowl
edged t h a t it h a s done much
work a n d much good in the
way of legislation. I t has
c u t down expenses, in many
ways and saved the people
millions. One item of pen
sions alone saves the coun
try twenty-five million dol
lars. Congress has re-ilaimed 4 8 million acres of public
lands which is said t o be now
worth one billion dollars. In
reorganizing t h e printing
Department there isa saving
of 4% millions a 3 *ear. Many
other items will be given
which will astonish the pub
lic. T h e lower house will
make a fine showing in nil its
efforts t o relieve t h e country
of the great harden of expen
ses. T h e income t a x feature
of the new tariff bill is a move
in the right dere?tion. ail
must a d m i t .
Sor^e friend has sent us a
copy of The Dallas Morning
News, of DnPus Texas. This
paper gives a n account of
the conveni ion t o nominate
a Congressman 1 n the 4 t h
Texas district. Our esteem
ed friend and former county
man, J . 0 . Hodges, is in the
race for Congress with two
other aspirants. There has
been a s many a s 4 9 2 1 bal
lots without n nomination.
Hodges a t one time only
lacking two and a fraction
votes t o nominate him. The
convention has been in ses
sion several days. It is hard
t o tell t h e result. Hodges
made a ringing speech t o the
convention and s a i d he
would s t a n d for his claims
a s long a s his friends desir
ed, claimed t h a t he was the
choice of t h e district accord
ing t o the counties instruc
tions t o the delegates. We
hope t h a t Hodges h a s been
successful and has the nomi
nation a n d of course will be
elected. J a k e Hodges is a
man of brain, and excellent
campaigner and ari unflinch
ing Democrat.
There is still some d o u b t
about the populists of this
Congressional Dist. putting
o u t a candidate. From the
card of Rev. Button in the
Morganton llerald , we c >nclude t h a t they will have a
candidate of their own. Mr.
Linney will be th» Republi
can candidate without doubt,
and probably Rev. P a t t o n
will also run a s the Populist
candidate, but we will see la
ter on.
Congressman Crnwfor 1,, < f
the 9 t h Congressional Dist..
was last week unanimously
nominated t o be bis own suc
cessor in the Fifty-fourth Con
gress. Joe S. Adams, o u r old
Solicitor, was bis opponent,
but before any vote was ta
ken, Mr. Adams came for
ward and moved t h a t Craw
ford be nominated by ucclamotion, which was carried by
every county voting.
Mrn. M. E. Wade
WANTED!
A lemuly fordiweaseand 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 convinc
ed t h a t s u c h a remedy a s we
ha ve described has been found
in Compound Oxygen Treatmerit of Drs. S t u r k e y & Palen.
Stonewall, Tonu.
"My daughter was < ured of
Asthma, by one treatment of com
A
Invalid pound Oxygen, after suffering
for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS,
Kidney a n d Liver Trouble
Tyler, Texas.
a n d Nervous Debility
"I used your compound Oxy
16 Years of Suffering Ended by
gen about a year and a half a
Taking Hood's.
go. 1 neglected fo tell you of
"C. I. Hood Si Co., Lowell, Muss.:
"The effects of Hood's Hursupurilla In myoasa the great benefit 1 received from
have been truly marvelous. It far surpasse* its use.
I have not been troub
any other medicine I have over taken. For 18 led with catarrh since.—F.
W.
years I was troubled with torpid liver, kidney
Revels, Syracuse University Sy
trouble and nervous debility, and was
racuse, N. Y.
A Mc->lples9 Invalid.
Helpless
Hon. W. B. Councill, Jr.,
the subject of this sketch, was
born in Providence, >S. ('. on
Aug. 10th, 1858. After the
close of the war, inthespring
of 1866, his father, Dr. W. B.
Councill, moved back to Wa
tauga, to his father's former
I have been taking Ilode's Harsaparllla for three
Send for book of two hundred
months and I feel that I am cured. I'fcel better
homestead in Boone, where
now than I have for sixteen years. L thank
pages for fui therinforniation,tes
(Jod first, for my health, and C. I. Hood & Co.,
young Mr. Councill grew Up
second, lor Hood's harsaparllla. I have recom- tiiiionials, etc, A book sent free.
to manhood, lie attended
Home Treatment sen1 out by ex
5 1
press in ie used at home. Office
the common schools of this
Dun and Co's. weekly re
meudod It to all my neighbors and several of Treatment administered here.
section, and got his educa
port s a y s large i m p o r t s them are using Hood's Sarsaparilht with good
results. I am M years old and feel better than I
tion a t the Finley H i g h
a r e expected from a settl - did at 40." MKH. K. W.U>E, Stonewall. Team
Shool at Lenoir N. C., under
ment. of the tariff, the more Hood's Pills act easily vet promptly and 1520 Arch St. Philadelphia Pa.
efficiently, on tho liver and bov.els. a6o.
120 Sutter St. San FrurcLco, Cal.
that noted educator, Capt.
on account of a vast amount
Please mention this paper.
J. W. Fausett. His mother
NtOT E.
of business defered from week
was Miss Alice Bostwick, of
By virtue of a Mortgage
The Third Party of North t o week in the hope of more
Sumter. S. C. He studied law
definite conditions. While ii executed by W. E. G. Mollis
Carolina has issued a n a d
ami wife N. W. Morris to the
under his uncle, Col. George
d r e s s t o t h e v o t e r s o f t h e is not wise t o look for a C H ijiens Building and loan
N. Folk, at Lenoir.N.C., and
State. I t deals largely a- great " b o o m " there is war association ot Lenoir. N. C.
was licensed to pruetice by
gainst-the election laws, and rant for a reasonable and and Registered in the Regis
We wish t ocall atteiP ion toouf
the Supreme Court in 1881;
tar's office of Watauga covin
contains the usual denuncia prudent hopefulness.
line of second-hand
since which lime he has been
tv in Book "C of i ortgages
tions of t h e S t a t e laws thatactively engaged in his pro
It is reported t h a t Secre page 340, I will offer lor sale Buggies, Carts, wagons,
the people have been accus
fession, attaining a high po
t a r y Carlisle will resign on for cash to the highest bid H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c .
tomed t o hear from the Re
sition at the bar, and by his
account of bis difference with der at the court house door
publicans for lo these many
in 1 lie town of Boone on Mon
own efforts has become one
the President on tin 4 finan day the 3rd day of September They are almost good as new,
years. "A free ballot and a
of the ablest jurists in Wes
cial question and t h a t W. L. next said Morris' interest in and persons wishing to buy can
fair c o u n t " comes up again
tern North Carolina,and one
Wilson of West Virginia will t hree acres of Innd more or secure bargains by calling on us.
a s fresh a s ever—the same
We have a big lot of NEW
less and til -buildings there
of whom we may justly be
take his place.
old humbug cry that we have
on lying in the town of Blow
proud. Mr. Councill has been
BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS,
heard for the last fifteen or
It isnow evident that there ing Rock adjoining lots of
HARNESS Ac
an active and through-going
twenty years from theicpub- will be no more tariff legisla W. M. Morris arid the Har
Democrat since his boyhood,
licatis of the Stab*. It seems tion this session. Congress grove lot to satisfy said on hand, which will be sold on
and was ever in the thickest
t h a t Butler & Co. have born will soon adjourn and g o mortgage interest and costs reasonable terms. II we havenot
ot sale. This the 30lh dav got what you want, we will
of the fight for pure Demo
How a b o u t General Wea anew those old Republican
home IO take in the coming of J u l y 1894.
take pleasure in getting any
cratic principles. He is a man ver getting back t o the Dem
denunciations ur.d havechan campaign.
J. R. WIDBY. President.
thing for you in our line. We buy
of strong active forces, a rea ocrats? He sees his way
Citizens B. & L. Associniion. direct from manufacturers and
ged some of them into their
General Coxey has left his W. W. SCOTT ISr. See. AC Treas.
dy thinker of sound discre clear t h a t the Democratic
own phraseology. They will
can, therefore, give you vcrj
a r m y t o take care of itself,
tion, and of excellent capa p a r t y is t h e party t h a t can
answer the s a m e purpose
close prices.
and has been nominated for
bilities to make a model and will have free silver.
t h a t they formerly did. The
We have a full line of new Har
Congress i:: Ohio by the Pop
Judge. He never entered pol General Weaver was run by
old Republican slandar of the
noes—Collars, bridles, etc.—tv
ulists. The army is mostly
itics as all aspirent, but was the Populists two years ngo
people of t h e S t a t e will n o t
wry thing in the harness line. Can
in jail for vagrancy.
ever ready to use his influ for President on the silver
— ( < > ) —
avail them any strength. The
beat the world on prices.
ence for the welfare of his put question
He is now the people have.heard this song
Oiio of the great secrets in ma
NOTICE.
king money is to know how to
ty. Very recently Mr. Coun Democratic nominee for Con
We will take in exchange.
fly virtue of a Mortgage execu sa ve it. The principal way to save
before.
cill was married to aI most gress in his district in the
ted by \V. P. Clark and wife A. S. money is to buy that which you Iioises. mules, and also good bee
Clark t o the Citizens Building
excellent young lnd5 —Miss S t a t e of Iowa. Men change.
cattle. Give us a call.
The gold standard is prov and loan association of Lenoir, consume from the party who will
sell you the BEST article for the
Bettie Coffey. We bespeak for " B u c k " Kitchen the cyclone
ing national disaster whom N. C. and Registered in the Reg LEAST money* In order to find tlENKEL, CRAIG A ((J.
him a successful election and o f North Carolina Demo
ever i t has been adopted. ister's office of Watnuga county the above named party it is very
.Lenoir N. C.
in Book 4 4 C" of mortgages pages
a prosperous life. His nomi cracy lias gone partley over
About 21 years ngo the Re 571.72-78, I will ofler for sale essential that you call and ex
nation for Judge in this Dist. t o t h e Populist on account
amine mv immense stock ol
publican party in Congress for cash to the highest bidder at
was considered a certainty of his opposition *o Presi
demonotized silver. T h i s the court house door in the town
from the outset, for such in dent Cleveland and General
of noone on Monday the
action caused a financial ot September next said 3rd day
(lark's
tellect as is possessed by him Weaver goes back t o the
crises a t the time, but c u r interests in eighty five and one
cannot easily be suppiessed. Democratic party and if el°ct
countiv recuperated from it half acres in a tract of land lying Which is almost complete in ev
His principle opponent was ed t o Congress will be a great
t or near erv department, consisting of AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '04,
t o some extent, but all ad in Watauga county aone town Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Blowing Rock also
J idge Byntnn, an able man, strength t o bring a b o u t the
10 per cent, cut on prices.
mit t h a t there has n o t been lot in t -lie town of Blowing Rock Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
a very efficient Judge and legislation t o restore free sil
Groceries, Saddles, Queensa sufficient supply of money a d j o i n i n g l o t s o f W . M .
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
has made a State reputation ver. Our people a r e deter
t o d o t h e business 'of the Yourice H. C. Martin and Etc., Etc., too uu iII< rous to men SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
on the Bench.
mined t o have free silver and country. Silver a s a com others t o satisfy said mort
NEVER TEN DAYS.
tion.
i t restored on a basis of gold. mercial money has failed us gage a nd i osts of sale. This
I hn ve j ust received 1 he 11ieest
It was an impossibility for There is nothing more cer owing t o vicious legislation. the 30th day of July 1 8 9 4 .
Look over our list nnd c m
and most complete line of
J . R. WIDBY, President.
pare our prices with those selling
the Wilson bill to pass nnd tain t h a n this, but every Congress lias been anxious Citizens B. & L. Association.
on time. "Muiie\ mm d is mon
become a law owing to the thing of this kind of legisla to restore silver, but the Presi W. W. S C O T T Si. See. & Treas.
ey made."
objection of the Republicans tion takes time and work. dent s a y s wait for ail inter
That has ever been exhibited to
NOTICE.
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
and four or five Democratic Silver was demonetized b y national agreement and we
By viitue of a Mortgage execu the citizens of Boone and sur pood coffee for $1.00, lf» pounds
roundings, consisting of
Senators who fought every the Republicans in 1 8 7 3 and d o n ' t know how o r what is ted by A J. Slaill and wife M. C.
extra *0' sugar lor $1.00, best
plan to get the House bill money h a s been getting best a b o u t this waiting. We Shall to the Citizens Building Calicoes of all stvlesand shades calico (i to 7 1-2 cts pel yard, cot
Fancy and plain Lawns,
through the Senate. It. was scarcer every year. We must b e l i e v e t h a t the United and loan association of Lenoir * lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Clinl- eon cheek, 2" inches wide, 7 cts.
Nan- per yard, nnd ladies' and gents'
nnd Registered in the Register's
the Senate bill or nothing. have silver put hack where S t a t e s o u g h t t o a c t a t once office ot Watauga county in sooks, cha.iiibrays, ( ashmen s, iiats cheaper than they have ev
The House conferees done the fathers placed it.
Hook "C" pages 320-27 of Mort Henrielas, Bleeching. Damask er been sold before.
in the m a t t e r .
gages. I will offer for sale to the drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotright after having doneevery
We are just receiving a fall line
highest bidder for cash at the tonades, jeans etc. which will
thing possible to get free sug
There is now movements Senator Ransom h a s suc court house door in the town of be sold a t. reduced prices for cash of ladies' dress goods at prices to
suit the buyers.
ar, coal, and iron ore, to let going on t o s t a r t up the ceeded in getting River ap- Boone, on the 3rd day of Septem or its equivalent, meeting andde
WE MEAN WHAT WESAY.
the Senate bill pass and set Three C's R. R. and it is now propiiations for North Caro ber next said Shull's interests in fying all
Call and see us and we can save
One hundred and twenty five
RKASONAB1 E COMPETITION
tle the great demands of the thought t h a t work t o com lina a m o u n t i n g to $314,500.
you money.
Ilxsp.
(1 25) acres more or less, lying in
country on tariff legislation. plete t h e road will soon be Our uncle Mat. has done well Watauga county on Middle Fork
ffcOTN. Jf. My entire stock
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
The country will now grow commenced.
We also see for N. C. a s he always does. of New River to satisfy said of General Merchandise will Blowing Rock, March 5.
up and we may look for flush signs of the late defunct Still many of t h e Democrats mortgage and costs of sale. This be sold at reduced /trices ior
the 30th day of July 1894.
Hiri'daid K(<)a i *fc X(,|;n.
times. We believe that there boom in E a s t Tennessee be want t o chop off his political
J. R. WIDBY , President. C A S H o r i t s equivolent.'*W&
The people of Watauga will
is now, nothing to hinder ing s t a r t e d up again. There head because he voted t o re
Citizens B. & L. Association.
In order to make room for t a k e notice t h a t I have p r o
W. \\ . Scott Sr. Sec. & Treas.
new stock, I am offering my en
our country becoming pros has b e e n some interested peal t h e Sherman "make
cured a room in t h e court
tire lot of
perous, more so than ever be Railroad parties from Chi°a- shift" bill.
house where I will attend a t
University of North Carolina.
11E A D Y- M AI)E CLOT I IING the commissioners' court the
fore. The silver question g o through this county look
Includes the College, the UPallor, languidness,
A1 COST.
first Monday in each month
will now be the great ques ing after the prospects of u appearance of ill-health and the ni varsity, the Law School,
being no
Thanking my friends and cus for t,'ie purpose of sealing the
tion and everybody of all railroad from Lenoir through longer fashionable among ladies. the Medical School and the
parties are getting right on j this county on t o Tennessee. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is more large Summer School for Teachers. tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures fori be
they have given me in the past people. The law requires this
this subject, even someof the We hope t h a t public enter ly resorted t o as a tonic-Alfceru- College tuition $60. a year; ami soliciting a continuation ot t o be done every two veais.
t i v e , nervine, Stomachic, aad board $ 7 . t o $13. a month.
best Republicans are favor-1 prise in many different ways builder-up of the system general
J . II. COOK,
Session begins Sept. 6. Ad the same so long as I merit it, I
STANDARD KEEPER.
ing free * liver out in the! will spring up and we confi ly. This is as it should he. Ay dress President Winston a t ' a in
RESPECTFULLY,
er's is the best.
V\ est.
dently look for it.
j
Chapel Hill, N. 0 .
M B- BLACKB U11N -
Hood's ^ *Cures
Drs. Statkey & Palen,
f
ATTENTION, OUTEES!
HOW TO SAVE M0N~
EY.
CENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
DRY GOODS
LOOK & LIVE!!
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SURHUIUPTION it A Th 8
IOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
I :)opyl year
" 0 months
" 3 months
•
$1.00
50
35
ADVERTISING KATES.
1 inch 1 week
1 '' 1 mouth
1 " 3 "
1 " 6 "
1 hi 1 year
1 column 1 WOCK
1
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1 month
1
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3 "
1
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0 "
0
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1 year
$ ,75
1.75
3.00
5.00
7 00
9.00
13.50
25.00
37.50
50 00
Rooms tree of rent for those
wishing t o board themselves.
A rare chaneh t o attend a
good school. We invite the
patronage of the people of
Watauga.
—Mrs. F . P . Moore, of t h e
Globe, is visiting her father,
Col..Todd, and other rela
tives in the county. She is a
most excellent lady, was rais
ed in our midst, and all a r e
delighted t o see her.
—The News and Observer
under its new management
Entered a t t h e Post office a t is certainly a very interest
Boone, N. C., a s second-class ing daily and should and will
mail matter.
commend itself t o every good
Democrat of the S tate. We
LOCAL N E W S .
wish it great success.
\ f
—Col. J o n a t h a n Horfbn
— W. B. Miller, of Meadow
^h-eek entered school here on was in town Tuesday, and
says he is feeling much bet
l a s t Monday.
— Four bright young men ter for tbe past few days. It
f r o m H i e k o v . v , s p e n t a f e w is wonderful how he holds up
when we think of his advanc
d a y s in Boone last week.
ed age.
— Kev. I). U. H a r m a n will
—Misses T a t e and Nellie,
preach in the Baptist church
the charming and vivacious
in Boone on next Sunday a t
daughters of E. S. Blair, of
ft 1 , a . m.
North Wilkesboro. ha ve been
—Mr. Linn Younce and fa m on a visit tor some nays t o
ily, of Clmster, S. 0 . a r e spen numerous relative and hosts
ding some days with rela of friends in Watauga.
tives here..
—The Three Fork Baptist
Association convenes w i t h
—The Ashe Pioneei has
greatly improved and it.now Gap Creek on next Tuesday.
comes t o us (dean, and nice Delegates t o the County Con
vention on Monday who live
ftn 1 full of news.
west of us will find it conven
—Wanted, nice fresh butter
ient t o g o from here t o the
a t V2%<\ per It)., taken on ac
Association.
count or paid for in merchan
— We publish in this issue
dise.
RYAN.
the S t a t e Platform of the
—Let each township send
Democratic party. We hope
a s large a delegation a s pos
all will read it. Cannot o u r
s i b l e t o the Bounty Conven
Populist friends sonnd on
tion <ai next Monday.
this platform? The silver
—Post Office Inspector plank is certainly all right
Connor gave o u r town and and the tai iff plank is sound.
Office a call last week look
—Several couples of o u r
ing after the interests of Un
young colored people in and
cle Sa in.
around Boone have recently
— Mr. J o n t . Horton, of El- married. I t is t o be hoped
0 \ n , and sister, Miss Lizzie, t h a t they will be more indus
of North Wilkesboro. a r e on trious, apply their time bet
a visit t o relatives on New ter, save th »ir earnings and
River.
increase their property a n d
—Two bright and a t t r a c t make good citizens.
ive littie gins, t h e daughters —Prof. Francuin, asks us
of Rev. R. L. Button, of Mor t o announce t h a t he will be
g a n ton, nretheguestsof Mrs. in his office in Boone on the
^ L F.Spninhour.
1 3 t h of Sept. for the purpose
—Candidates a r e getting of examining teachers. Ex
numerous. Next Monday will amination will be vvriten. He
decide who is successful a s t o desires all teachers who have
nomination, but the rub will not been examined, t o be on
hand t h a t day.
come in No\ember.
W. L. B
—It is suggested by some
)f o u i p e o p l e t h a t J o n e s
jfJreer. of Laurel Creek, would
be a good nomination f o r
County Surveyor.
—Misses, Lizzie and J a n e
Thomas, of Hibriten. spent
Tuesday night in town on
their way home from a visit
t o relatives in Ashe county.
seeks. Lay dow n all person
al preferences, s t h k t o the;
ticket t h a r will be nominat-'
ed next Monday, a n d . be
yond question, we will again
be victorous in November.
o - co ~ r
O CO
A y e r ' s H a i r V i g o r iua'A.YS emiiiA.
RESTORES
Color, Fullness, and Texture
TO HAIR
Frain Globe, N. C.
Which has become Wiry, Thin, or Gray.
Editor Democrat:
In the Globe, crops a r e
"Some five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis
cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy
good. Corn is tail and hea
baldness. AVER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended,
vy. Wheat turned o u t fair
I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair
and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and
ly well, considering' t h e freeze
was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and
last spring. Potatoes a n d
new hair came out full of life and vigor.
cane a r e a full crop, while the
AVER'S Ilair Vigor does not only restore
new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its
gardens are extra good. In
growth, and is a blessing to all who use it."
travelling from here t o Le
Rev. D. J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk
noir, 1 havn t seen any ciops
of the Superior Court, JDawsonville, Ga.
t h a t compare fa vorably with
ihe crops on J o h n ' s River.
Our people now believe t h a t
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maes.
farming is a sience, and for
the last few years they have
acted upon their belief. They
now study how t o run t h e
That it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to
farm t o make it profitable.
be blood-purifiers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use
of any other than the old standard AVER'S Sarsaparilla—the Superior
Ten years a g o where tlie land
; • 3 0S
was poor a m even ' t u r n e d ; Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If
you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
o u t , " is now producing t h e : Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured
that it pays to use AYElt'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only.
very best of ei nps. This lies
principally been caused by! 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
sowing peas a rid turning! combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up tho
them under. No longer can! system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in
the blood and expels them by the natural channels.
the idea live t h a t " a n y man
can farm." It takes a n indus
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
trious, thinking man t o farm
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maes.
^
successfully. When a man pre
TI11N 18 NO l i u if
Has cured otliers, -will cure yon
pares himself t o farm well on
liUG TO I)I!AW
a systematic, scientific plan,
he is then prepared for al
TRADE!
most any avocation in life.
The logging business has
caused a lot of stir and ex
oI MEAN3U3INESS.
citement in this community.
Multiplied hundreds h a v e
-obeen put in the water, a n d
-o—
a r e now on their ivu.v t o Hick
when yon want the best, g r a d e of Roods, call o n 1 rom now until the first flay
ory, where they will be sa w,.,!
p
jmvp ^
P o | . t ( | 0 n B X t t w M n t v d „ v s l w i M offer
of April I will sell my stock of
into lumber and -hippud t o : ) ( ,
„f Shoes, Hardware,
l i n 8 i n rtn<1 ftn,ls,
the northern market
1«'»» L , | < U e . V u o l r i i n m w d h n t 8 a t 2 0 rts. a n d np; a l o t ofChallies
business leaves a lot. of money
•
/
•
.<
, „
i
a t 5 ctH. a yard cash—nice patterns,
in tlis country, but it takes
. . .
. , .
,
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Remember this is a special sale, *nd will positively on—AND o u t the timber.
.?l8t
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. ..
1
(Nipt .J
D Moore t h ei ^
twenty (Jays. S o if you want bargains, now is t h e
time, a s yon will find many useful things a t cost and un
cashier of the Gaston ia Bank
spent this week in Globe. l b der on m.v Special
1 0 per cftntjjabove
is n well read man, gifted in
AVER'S HAIR VIGOR
SAY!
PEOPLE FIND
OF CQUiiSE YOU WANT TOE BEST;
Of Course Yd" Want the Cheapest.
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
Counter Bargains.
conversation and can tell a
great many intesting facts.
Rev. H. r J. Moore will be
here Monday, the 2(>th, and
he will doubtless preach t o
his people before returning.
Mr. J . F . Spainhour spent
Tuesday night with us, at, he
was passing t o Morganton.
Mr. L. E. Perkins and Sirs.
Robert Shearer a r e spending
a few d a y s a t M . G. Shearer's.
School is growing .every
Monday morning.
—The colored people of
B. B. OUGHERTY.
Boone and vicinity a r e mak
Aug. 18, 1894.
ing their best efforts towards
erecting a nice church. This
is praise-worthy i n them, During the hot weatoerimpuri
ties in the blood may seriously
and, we suggest, t h a t i t annoy you. Expel t IDM 11 by tak
would be an act of kindness, i n g H o o d ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a , t h e
aside from being in the line great blood purifier.
of duty, for the white citizens
t o help them some in this The cholera is spreading in
Europe. The black death has
laudable, enterprise.
destroyed a million of peo
—Miss Bina, daughter of
our townsmen, L. L. Greene pie in China.
These Special Bargains a r e for CASH only, b u t will sell
them a t reduced rates for produce. S o all can fare alike.
Come one come all and get something nice* a t a low r a t e ,
a s they must g o regardless of cost.
If you d o n ' t think I mean i t
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, a s I haue a
come and look t h r o u g h my
full line.
COST!
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
D
ft —Messrs M. B. Blackburn
and L. N. Perkins a r e a t
tending the Republican Con
gressional Convention a t has procured the scholarship Impure blood is the cause of
for this Congressional dis innumerable maladies. Hence,
Wilkesboro this week.
trict in t h e S t a t e Normal one ot the greatest benefactions
—The Mountain Medicine and Industrial School a t to humanity was the discovery
Company a t Zionville, N. C., Greensboro, aud will h a v e of Acer's Sarsaparill, which,
a r e n o vv preparing large tor there the first d a y s in Oct. more than other medicine, has
saved America from becoming a
ftpiantities of their medicine Bina is very bright, and we nation of invalids.
tor the market. Look o u t a r e glad she has the scholar
for their " a d " next week.
It is now conceded t h a t
ship.
Col. Bracken ridge, of Ky.,
—There is a gay time a t
— Little Donald, son of Mrs
Blowing Rock. Large crowds S. W. Boyden, had a painful will be defeated for Congress.
u p there and enjoying them mishap a tew d a y s ago. The The Col. is fhe same man
selves very much. Many of little fellow was on the flower who had the litttle s p a t
them diive down t o Boone pit of Mrs. Dr. Reeves and with Madeline Pollard.
ft-ying f h e new turn-pike.
Don't Delay.
stepped oil the glass cover
—Harrison Stamper will, ing the pit; broke through It is ^ our duty to yourself to
get rid of the foul accumniulawe a r e informed, be the Re going t o the bottom. A s h e tions in vonr blood this spring.
publican candidate for Sena went through th? glass, he Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the
t o r . Mr. Stamper lives in was severely cut above t h e medicine you need to purify, vi
and enrich you blood. ThatAlleghany. Some Democrat knee. Dr. Reeves sewed up talizefeeling which effects nearly
tired
(>f Watauga will have him t o the cut and the child is doing j every one in the spring is driven
j oft by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
well.
oeat.
' great spring medicine and blood
ft-G!obe Academy, B. B. Dou —Democrats, remember, now , purifier,
gherty, Principal. ,A first- is no time for bickering and
Hood's Pills become the favor
class academic school. Ex- "kicking" if your friend iails ite cathartic with everyone who
u
p e n s e s surprisingly low. j t o get the nomination ho it,'i s them.
Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life.
FAILURE VIRTUALLY
IMPOSSIBLE.
Vick's Flora! Guide, 1894,
r
Four Grand
The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flower*.
Contains 112 page* 8x101-2 In., with
describe,
mislead ;
not
description* that
not
i' lustrat ions that instruct,
exaggerate Danvers Yellow Globo
Onion Seed, $1.00
The cover Is charm login harmonious blend
per pound.
ing of water color prints in green and white,
with a gold background,—a dream of lieonty.
brilliant,
32 pap sof Novel ties printed in Sdiffereiit col
ors. All the leading novelties and the best of
^drlentale.
the old varieties. These hard times you enn not Branching Aster,
Over 1D00 Plant. nfford to run any risk, liny HONKHT Hibiscus, Sunset,
<»<)() I)S where you will receive FUI.Ii Dahlia, Ethel Tick,
For 30Cto.
AMURK, It Is not necessary to adver
See Vick's Flotise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is known the Double Anemone,
•aT Guide.
world over, and also that the harvest pays. A
the
very little spent for proper seed will savegro- Charmer Pea,
• A cer's and doctor's hills. Many concedeVick's New Potatoes.
Floral Guide the handsomest-catalogue for
isnt. If you love fine garden aend address now, with 10 cents,
which may IKS d< dacteu from first order.
*360 Cash Prize< for Potato's. Vlckn' Heeds do
P3PPIES
Shirlej
Tulip
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 it) before
spring.
BEFALL AND LOOK!
-o-
I would call your a t t e n t i o n
t o t h e big cut in prices in my
HOTELTJE8.
other lines
hi p.
a
not Disappoint.
Til*
StT
They (Jrovr, an j Flourish, tliey *
A ill"j unmi they jTiwuriBii) niv/ Produce Abundantly-
JAMES VICK'S SONS
|
B ^ T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE
B«-«@-A'0ii' is
DOLLAR.
11.dKno suiisciurm.-m*
1ah
Relieves all soreness of the mneoa* tn.dit rahe Snd
. GONORRHOEA Snd GI-HBT In I toj rt*,«. No
othe* treatment necessary. Nevercsoscs stricture or
leaves any injurious after effects. Price, |t> Sold
by druggists.
cure
•, Bi-OOD BALM CO., Pro'g, At'anfr. 6*
RESPECTFULLY,
IV. L BRYAN,
Op ogj
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VOL 6
BOONE,
WATAUG A
COU NTV
N.
(
rilUliSDA Y
AUGU
30, 1894,
NO. 46.
From Mounlahis tp Ocean.
LETTER, mittee, is $28,835,989 less
ter than when it entered t h e Keep Your Pants On, Clerk Thompson!
News and Observer.
brine.
t h a n the total appropria Editor Democrat:
From our Regular Correspondenl.
On Tuesday morning, the Several nice black fish were Clerk J o h n W. Thompson*
tions made a t the last ses
{'resident Cleveland w i l l sion of Congress. In other 24th ult., we joined a compa caught while a t sea. Several of this city, who went t o
not, according t o those who words, the Government has ny of a b o u t thirty-five ladies large schools of fish showed W rightsville with the Mason
and gentlemen a t Lenoir for theinsol ves t o us. We sa wone ic excursion w e i g h s 200
o u g h t t o know, definitely de been saved just t h a t much.
cide what notion he wil 1 t a k e Representative Bland pre Lineolnton, where wo joined fish a b o u t the size of a man pounds. Mr. George Nor
on the tariff bill until he re vented the bi-metallic league another company of aboiP jump out of the water. I wood weighs 2 0 1 pounds.
I t happened that-these two
urns f r o m Gray Gables, endorsing' the Populists a t five hundred for a trip t o the guess it was trying t o escape
u i e
gentlemen donned a bathing
whither be was driven by a j the conference held here last Atlantic coast. The crowd from the morseals t h a t were
To get your insurance nnder the
troublesome a t t a c k of mal week. He simply told the was the most orderly for its u n w i l l i n g l y t h r o w n o v e r - suit each, and were disport
Timtine Plan of (he EQUITABLE LIFE.
a r i a : but t h a t only relates other members of the coin- size tliat 1 have ever seen in hoard. Many funny expres ing themselves in the surf t o
It is a simple otid absolutely safe
moans ofiavestingjour earn inp* fm
i t o details, a s i t is regarded aiittee, when the chairman all my travels from the At sions were made on board. the delight of hundreds on
future emergencies ami acquiring
! a s tally set: led t h a t t h e hill of the P o p ilist-national com lantic t o the Pacific. Noth One man asked t h e captain the beach who 'were a t t r a c t
the benefit of Life innoruucc ut the
shall become a law. In feet, j mittee asked t h a t his parly ing occurred to m a r the plea t o drive on t o the t o p of the ed by their shapes.
game time, It lu^urea you a means
The bathing s u i t s a t
of support in after years oud insures [cert ified copies of the bill a r e be endorsed, t h a t if the lea sure of the tiip. Mr. Ram- hill s o that.wecouldSeedown
Wrightsville have been hi
your fatciiy against want in case of
now on the way t o every col gue was t o ho turned into a sour seemed to he a s fii m a s on the other side; another
your death. The name of the
lect o r of customs, s o that Populist machine h e and t i c hills and a s sure a s the said they must have had a bernating—oi t h e two i n
when it becomes a law i t will other Democrats would draw waves of the ocean. Out oh heavy rain down this way a s question had been—and t h e
rafters of those suits were
only be necessary t o tele- o u t . The comrnitte decided sol vations.on the way reveal the water seems to be lip.
alone fa
lad agreement cf
We then returned to South weather beaten and weak.
raph the collectors t o have t o endorse nothing b u t sil to us the fact t hat crops were
y; its contracts; I e r a
it* au-pl
tuiu caontccs arc not
i t p u t right into effect. The ver and t o use its entire ef never more promising. We Port where we stopped for Thus it came a b o u t t h a t
excelled
the
•orld. We v. ill
; President will return this forts t o secure t h e election of passed through some fine sec one and a hall hours, during when Mr. Norwood took lib
make rill
- , j, ain n.» fiay <o you
silver men t o the 5 4 t h Con lions ol the Old North State, winch time we walked around erties with himself in the wa
i week.
if yoe -v
J OOfJ'igv, "jaci^cr,
i In some quarters there is a gress, and issued a n address also some very swampy conn and took in tin' town, and in ter and, imagining he was a
Department of the Carolines,
|disposition t o believe t h a t in accordance with t h a t de t ry which see tried t o be the the round we took a fish din boy again, tried t o be g a y ,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
j
paradise of frogs and mosqui ner down. We then hoarded the split from t h e woof like
, the Murphy resolution, a- cision.
T h e old rumor t h a t Secie- toes. I'heir music greeted our the steamer for Old Bruns the Fopulist from the Demo
I g a i n s t further consideration
of tariff legislation, which t a r y Carlisle was about to ears a t every step in 1: h a t wick, not far from the coast cratic P a r t y , a n d . in the
/ 'ROV ESS I ON AI.
, a a s adopted by a vote of 2 7 retire from the cabinet came section, and the mosquito al up the Cape Fear River where words of the l a t e Mr. Tenny
son left M r Norton "'half re
; t o 16—a bare quorum—by o u t a s spry a s though it had ways presented his bill a s we landed for half a n hour
W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
and took a glance a t the ru- vealing, half concealing" bim
II he Senate, may be the cause n o t been killed a dozen o r soon a s bis song ceased.
A t t o un t y a t L a-v.
Some of the stopping pla i r s of the oi l historic church wolf.
| of t h e tariff hill being vetoed. more times, during the last
It was during one of Mr.
Boone, N. C. III is, of course, well-known three o r four days. It. wuh ces through the swampy sec known a s St. Phillip's. There
Norwood's spasms of embarthat Piesident Cleveland is preceded by the rumor that tion was very lonely indeed, is nothing much t o be seen
C< )l
41 L . M. D.
mu'-h interested in •'he seper- Secretary Carlisle's letter t o a s there was nothing t o be but t h e walls. The.y a r e neai rasment, t h a t Mr. Thomp
son joined in che chorus of
I »oon v
j a to bills placing coal, iron Senator Harris, who is act heard* save the c h a t t i n g of three feet, thick and a b o u t
laughter from t h e beach-hut
t Ph; iiriail. orn -off? a n d barbed wire on the ing chairman of the Senate the frogs upon the tussicks twenty feet. high. The brick
k list, and desires t o see finance committee
o n Kini : Strts nor< h )i Post f m
>n uc- a n a logs. There had been were brougnt from England the privilege of laughter did
n o t g o with t h e suit,. Mr
1 the
m become laws, and i t is count of sickness of Senator some rain all along the line in sail-boats, and the church
Thompson's friskiness soon
equally well-known t h a t the Vporhees, concerning t h e ef which made our t r i p pleas was built a little over two
>v
hundred years a g o . It is the brought him t o ruin. A vi
ri K i l l , Murphy resolution was in fect the bills passed by the a n t and fine. We arrived in
oldest looking place I have cious wave struck him when
tended t o kill those bills for House, placing on the free the city of Wilmington a t 1 0
HP,
he v:ns tense with mirth a t
,17 7 OllNEY A 7
the present, session. It was list s u g a r , coal, iron ore, and o ' c l o c k o n t h e n i g h t o f t h e ever seen.
- - N. C stated when t h e House Dem- barbed wire, would have up 25th. It. is a very nice place,
MARION,
As we returned t o the river hits companion, when he felt
a giving away of something
•—(o>—
ocra I ic caucus which resulted on t h e revenues of the gov though n o t what I expected we saw much signs of the old
f o rt near the river a t t h a t and found himself strictly de
Will practice in the courts ol in the passage of t h e Senate ernment if favorably acted t o see for a place of 25,000
Watauga. Ashe,Mitchell,McDow-1 Tariff hill was in session that upon by the Senate, had inhabitants. Her business point. We again hoarded the collete.
Suits were thrown from t h e
. )! ntid all ,ll r r
in ItK-j
Democratic stearin* com been written without Presi houses will not come ud with steamer for Wilmington and
\vcK(«'rn distnc;t fi^jrspeiial atten ; t h e
" ,
shore, but were swept out to
Lioti • given to th« collection ol mittee of the Senate had giv- dent Cleveland's knowledge those of small?r places t h a t spent the night in t h a t city.
in veil
On Friday morning, July sea. Meanwhile, a s Southern
on a pledge t h a t t h a t these a n d t h a t i t had caused a I h a \ e visited.
gentlemen t h e two victims
separate hills, and t h a t pro coolness between the two On the 25th the excursion 27th, a t 8 o'clock, we took
W. B. Foonolll * II. T. C. Blackburn.
ists were taken on a special the train for the mountains. had t o keep lip t o their necks,
Zionville, X. C. viding for free sugar should men. Never was a story
lloonr, X. C.
treading water until a change
; be voted upon by the Senate built upon u falser founda carlo Wnghtsville a a d 0- We had lots of good music
ol clother should come.
Although Secretary cean View, where we saw ma on every occasion; i t being
before adjournment, if the tion.
In the midst of all this,
1 House would accept the Sen Carlisle's letter was written ny beautiful things. I have furnished by the Mt. Holly
Commissioner of Labor Lacy
u
; a t e amendments t o the W il in accordance with t h e rou not words sufficient t o ex Band. 1 have never heard a
our 125 pound f e a t h e r ,
II son hill, and ' t is believed tine custom, in answer t o press my admiration of these much better band upon the
Calls atte VU a t
weight, made himself invalu
t h a t without t h a t pledge the the usual inquiry made by places. The day was spent ocean o r the land. I will now
honrs.^i-si
able a s a steering committee
House would not have act the chairman of t h e finance principally in surf bathing, close by saying the trip was
June 1, 93.
on bathing suits and finally
ed. These things were all Committee of t h e Secretary fish dinners, etc. All s o r t s a very pleasant one t o me in
E. F. LOVHjL. J . (*. FLETCHER.
F. M. II o l s c l a w . succeeded in putting one in
known t o Mr. Cleveland, but of the Treasury concerning a n d s i z e s w e r e r i d i n g t h e deed.
the hands ol t h e needy two.
those whose opinions would contemplated legislation, i t waves during the entire day. Amantha, N. C.
But not the most uninter
c a r r y weight'will not a t this can be positively stated t h a t Some of the bathingHuitsdid
Bristol Courier: If a man
esting p a r t of t h e drama was
TlOKNhYS AT LA W\
A
time express them, a s co 1* res i den t C1e ve!a n d it a s f n 11y n o t tit very nicely. Mr. A.J. were t o give another a n
BOONE, N. 0. i what, if any, effect the Senate informed of its contents be Fletcher had on one t h a t re orange he would merely say, the pur-ting on of the p a n t s
b y Clerk Thompson. This
V&?*SfWciAl attention given resolution may have o n the fore it was sent. I t contain minded me very much of a { , I give you this orange," but.
was watched with intense in
) the collet ion otchiim*.^&£k fate of ihe tariff hill.
ed, by the way. not a word cinnamon bear standing er when the transaction is en
terest from the shore. The
An official statement made of argument for o r against ect. He got his nose and the trusted t o the hands of a law
I L . G U E E N E , A ( (>.,
legs were t o small for the
b.\ t h e dispursing clerk of the a n y bill; merely a n estimate hack of his head badly sun yer t o be put in writing, he
genial clerk, b u t this was
T A T E A G T S . ! Department of Agriculture of the revenue t h a t would be burned, b u t he is now impro a d o p t s this form. " I hereby
,AL
easy. Treading water all
I t is doubt ving and will be nil right a s give, g r a n t and convey t o
I shows t h a t the reduction in retained o r lost.
)HE. A7. (.
you all and singular my es the while, the gentleman sim
i i be expenditures of t h a t de less whether a n y President soon a s he peals off.
t a t e and interest, right, title
We returned in the evening claim and a d v a n t a g e of and ply donned two suits, using
partment for the fiscal year ever enjoyed closer relation
bodies for legs, Lacy making
t a i attention
with his Secretary of the t o Wilmington t o spend the in said orange,together with
Is OI l i t e , thf sale lending June 3rd 1 8 9 4 , was
rapid excursions back a n d
night. On Thuisday morn- all its rind, pulp, and pips
i n VV. N. P. slightly in excess of 1 4 per Treasury than Mr. Cleveland
forth all t h e while. Mr. Lacy
does with Mr. Carlisle, and in a t 9 o'clock almost, the en therein, with full power t o vv a s indispensable. They
l g farms, tiinbei : cent, ami that nearly
>sc
bite, cut suck and otherwise
mm
lands tor s.de, j <>00 of the annual npproprin- j uB t'tlk ol coolness between tire crowd hoarded the stea eat, the same, o r give t h e could not have done without
!I t o call on said Co tion made for the depart them is simply r o t no" de- mer 'Wilmington' for a trip same away, a s fully and ef him. Had he n o t been there
[> n e
ment. was unexj>etided and serving a n y one serious con- t o S o u t h p o i t and a ride out fectually a s I, the said A. B., they would have had t o wait
L, GJi :EN a- co.
upon the ocean. The ride am entitled t o bite, cut, suck until night, which would
would be covered back into siderat.ion.
have been t o o bad. But n o t
March It) 189»r
t h e Treasury. T h a t ' s t b e ChariotteObserver: Weenn down the Gape F e a r River o r otherwise e a t o r give the so. Lacy was valet during
same away, with o r without
TJOt
kind of a Democrat Se°re- easily believe the s t o r y t h a t was a pleasant one. ('apt. its rind, skin, juice, o r pulp, the whole performance; he
Hote.i Property for Sate.
tnry Morton is. I n this con- i the Raleign News and Obser- Harper was in charge of tie 1 atiotlnng herein before o r helped the gentlemen dress;
dhout a cert am <-)iaJj boat,. We passed many pla hereinafter o r in other deed without him, t h e toilets
r health necGon it is well t o call at*' * e r
HIT!
which Capt. W. II. Kitchin is ces of historic interest u s we o r deeds, instrument or in- could not have been made.
for sale ten tion t o another official
Ol 11
{alleged t o have had recently
town of
my &<
sluments of who t nature o r As i t was, Clerk Thompson
sailed down the stream.
backed o u t for the first time
am will fact calculated t o impress a t Goldsboro. He is t h e
Boon No
When we arrived a t South kind soever t o the contrary in his life. He had t o . I t was
->i'U low for < ash and make terms people with the idea t h a t the most candid of men and if he
in a n y wise notwithstand
t o suit the buyer, and will take Democrats in Congress nrej believes t h a t Messrs. Fair- port, many of the passengers
wrong tor the crowd t o look
ing'.
real or personal property in exa t him a s he escaped, b u t
!cloth and Eurrhes a r e not fit landed, fearing the waves of
living up t o t h e party pledges
Apply soon.
man
Messenger: The tinplatein t h a t may be p u t down t o
for the Supreme Court ueiicii
W. L. BUY AN. of economy in public expend he is the very man t o say ho. the mighty-deep. After this dustry is already booming vuglar curiosity. The next
iture, if they haven't gone a s * * Thefact is th'at. however Capt. Harper turned his ves under the prospect of the pas time Clerk Thompson goes
JO 7 ICE.
far in some other direction well the Populist party may sel seaward, and in a few min sage of the Gorman bill. I t in bathing at, VVrightsville he
Arties putting papers
ha nd for execution will a s tl'iey might have gone. suit some people—and it does utes we were being rocked oy leaves the t a x high—42 per should gee his pants naif solf d va nee the fees wi th The total a m o u n t a ppropriat fit some t o a chair—Capt. old ocean's waves, and in a cent. The people who e a t eu and clinched with brads.
pK
t n e pa pi r s a n d they will i*e !i;dat thisseswion ofCongress, Kitchin h a s no proper place very s h o r t time probably a canned goods, use tin pans, Ho owes it t o himself and t o
I
ceive prompt attention, other according t o the figures of in i i . He is a Democrat, and hundred were sea-sick. The dippers, pails, &e., will pay his fellow-citizens. F o r he is
4 2 per cent tax. Very high! a public man and undeserved
should come hack t o the par
vvbe diicy will be returned
Chairman Kaycrs, of l h e ty t o which he naturally he- vessel was considerably light Why su°h a tax.' It violates!exposure will n o t be tulerattuler
not execute*] for the want oi
er on its return t o fresh wa Democratic law and promise.' e <j bv his host, of friends.
l House appropi ia tion com- longs.
fees
1) F LV aiku H i «FF.
You
Don't
Have
To
UITAHLE LIFE
J. i
Council! & Blackburn,
L3VILI A FLETCHER
WASH I N T (i TON
�'i he NeW Tariff Bill.
nF
A ( ()M 1 , i . i r vrnr
"Til* great battle," Chair
Bit
it Iv'i n
"Washington Post,
DEB
man Wilson is reported to
-1hi h
r s»
IS THE !»:• 4 T.
have said in concluding his J Apart from thw considein- $3 SHG£ fc -„au£. di
The Pride of . he North Curoli4 ftd 11
*5 COCOCA^N,
A DEMooKATirfaiiiil.ynewspaper,
|
ua Press."
remaiks, u is between thej r '°n oi personal prelereuce
FRE.NCH& ENAMELLED CALF.
devoted to the interest ot Coun
i
FINE CALF&KMGAP.01
American people and thojau'l pride of.opinion—a conty Blute uuo Nation. Published
j Do yon want to aid in building
13.5P POLICE, 3 SOLUS.
every Thursday at Boone, Wa Sugar Trust. It is a battlejsideration which should not
up a paper that shall reflect the
EXTKA FINE.
tauga County. N . C.
greatest credit on North Caroli
in which the Trust has taken j vv ojgh lor one instant wit h
2.
BOY&CHOCLSKOES,
na, no matter where it mav be
'LADIES*
t he people by I he throat, and large-minded men—the passseen? Then patronize
h
'-mLm
"Establishes Every Proposition."
it will never end until we ngo of the Senate hill is a con
The H ilmmgton AJcssevtfei
. .JO" X yrx
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
I)r . 0. DURHAM . My Deni throw off its grip,"—a decim summation that cannot posA LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
, Ifek?' - W-L'DOUOLAS,
' * ' BROCKTCK .MASS.
Doctor.—\ am much obliged ation of war which was re s i b 1 y outrage Democratic
Do you want a reliable paper
Von can euve GaugUmby ptteohiising V*. L~
-«nney rSH>e«v
si
v.-'\ .
giving you all the news of the
to you for a copy of Dr. Tay
Becauoc, we:ue iuc largest i.iun.'bi-toret# ,
' .-rEvv •...
ceived with enthusiastic ap sentiment. It is a bill which roh-enised shoes in the- wor'-d. iut4 £uo r n«<*a! j
world—a Democratic newspaper
e
lor's pamphlet entitled ' How
the
stamping; the
v • • <•«»
that equals the be.st-- has the
plause. ''On the tariff ques the Democratic press will en • the value by vihi- A protectsnatr.c and i'tst - hiph
bottom,
yoX ftp
far Should a 8ia to undertake
prices and the rui Idleman's p'rclis. Oirf.hnj
largest HrcuJation, and has for
tion," «aid Mr. Wilson later, dorse, which those who vote cijcjfti custom work iu Htyjv, easy fit.<ntied
twenty-one years been a "])ai r t
to Educate?" I have long
%/.nrlnsr
• t #-y yfor it can readily explain, yvhcfe atqualities. We h*i*. •• tto •*. >>givc/i tv »a
lower prices for <hr value
"we have not a Democratic
and factqfin thegi-owth anddevaey oth'-r maJf- Vakc iocaUtl lint - If sotir
held opinions similar to
North
velopmunt of the Old
Senate, and whatever has and which the Republicans dcaler/Cfinwot supply you, we can. Sold by
those expressed by Dr. Tay
Caaler, whose uane tvill
State? Then subseirbe for
been gained lias been wrested cannot seriously or success pear heat. Agentswantca. shortly at a;i- Cc Apply.*
lor, but I have held them in
!
from a protection body." It fully attack. it fulfils the ouce.
rv, rr,% •r-v, nscjrasiTY
in'-si"' . Mnoliln? Hbop, T H E VV ILMIKdTf \ UtLSSLN \i Elt
a confused a n d ignorant
. ri i'.< i: ftui)
tuty
solemn promises of the par
Campaign Bate:
•ill: «
evil;
v.ay, because 1 had not iu- is evident, therefore that the ty. It reduces tariff taxa
i t to ik thii
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
i ho ' Daily Messenger, • by
. 1 , . * . ' • e'.e k' tivii i i;v<ir Uivr-ixf.tfcrt.
*.
vest igated the matter. I am long tariff struggle is not tion all along the line. And
1 mail, months on tr \L for
College of
Sf : s> . 4>-. f'Hteifi* AT ONCE.
$2.00
' 4
under great obligation • > over. To the business and this without injury to Amer
Agriculture and
iiie f1 .j k ilo .(< I
i:TpplV
ink
Ih
I'he weekly 'CFranscript MesDr. Taylor, for the vast a industrial word n settlement ican industries of disturbance
JO'V;*?
BCi 10r»»
M :chanic VAt.
• seriger. (the largest find
mount of research and knowl which settles nothing, and of our commercial adjust Offers Three TechniealFour-which only promises to be
lx?st jmper in t-he Bt.ite> 9
edge which he brings to bear
es: The Bourse in Agneul
; mouths on trial fo. $1.00
the prelude to fiercer agita ment. Its operation will not tuie* Tiie Course in S-ien-*.-;
upon the subject. He ex
i Cash in advance. Bo h.
tion and more r a d i c a 11 ( u n *V whiGfi or mills, vv;!I The Course in MecliauicHland
hausts the whole matter, and
h ^ depr.ve any 1,'iooier id
j papet-s are large Eight-CdgeS
schemes of legislation, is a('
Civil Engineering.
in my opinion, conclusively
i sheets. Send Postal Otrd
E ich course is br-ri.id an 1
p rofu ti d disappointment. Ihis means of livelihood, will
| wit ii tne a do cess cji fiv< per'
establishes eve" proposition
Meanwhile, it, is well to fv- no frighten capital away thorough, and the tns.fitn
sons and receive sampl' •' "op- he lays down. It appears to
member that the fight is not from its accustomed chan rion i£Hiow equipped nr ex
of T he M esskngicr.
me that every candid and
ceiledt work. E . pom?-.- very
NATURE 5 ^
Oct 1 st. 1888. tf.
over, flint the cause of tariff nels of activity. ^No doubt moderate. For catalogues,
thoughtful man who careful
CURE FOR
reform although betrayed, is the measure does not satisfy add ress.
ly reads Dr. Taylor s pam
A jl k x. (. I'. H o I \ a < i a v. 1 1res.
not lost—that the American everybody or realize the
phlet must come to the con
TAKE THE
Rnl dgh. N C
poo pie.have yet the final and dream of every doctrinaire,
clusion.—
i-f"
Qcb'l dlfpM R y
decisive word to speak m the but that can be truly so id ol
, OJhu.Sgb SBU hilttit cla Hi
1. That under our consti
any tariff bill that fins ever ^mmni|nu]»nn^nniii<ni?!i:itii>'.»u.i
matter —Baltimore Sun.
18
tution and form of govern
yet been enacted or that is
EXTRACT
CACTUS.
ment, the education paid for
fhi? new tPoatmanf for Caturrh and I West m JTertlswest,
News and Observer: The likely to be enacted at any
disoasoa of the respiratory orpans is
0
by the State must be absolu
o : of H ft 3st important
rv- -tea
news from Washington seems time in the future. It is, how
in nodical scisnca and possesses the
tely void of religious instruc
rtiigrpu" i gfncj' to •.;) v offhe
to indicate that there will be ever, a bill that will secure
following advantagesi
r T
tion, even to the exclusion of
I. Tho pa"ant can cure msatt at s smaii wpeiwe I iV'••>*tern 8tab Hvor f'c 'rito**i'.L*
,; i.>aca.
the nation's property, that H i m m
no more tariff legislation this
antl withi'ui ouUldo <8S
the reading of the Bible in
r; v -i^nga a-tiiot or
jki lite » MMUf i v.'in s:-«ve ifua and njom-y K>.ug
a.n<l Alio tou .e
session. Senators are anx will fill the public treasury
djrir.Q troatnioiit. in no w»*« otmnslva io tw» j via. '
.
,
y
8, lh< "mtikt «*•%
the schools.
pa'' nt a.ic 3ntaM nodlsoo . inrt of Vm tPOUWf ! t the qnick"Kt route i
ious to get home and some and that every one concern
The
2. That unless infidelity
gg-K'Oute 3 W-*:'
^
V ' Tt
i KANSAS rlTY !)
direct);.
of t hem allow personal com ed in its passage can espouse
&. Ir j rcMwilias an," mnrn" oi appliance
r.J
A-.- • •/ -ftpi ' c
and atheism are to dominate
cf>rrlod la tho pockBt v»)ihout incouv»n:ano8.
VI EbbO,
with confidence and pride.
fort to come before public du
/•"*? *"'JS VftJ5ATMJ@m! at anu &VUQ ntzr*. And all poim 4 in Idalm V
all higher education given to
> WESINE AN0 INSUFF4.AF0K, $2.0<X
ty. Others who are opposed
Congress is adjourning its
inp icoj Oro::x>r», bto-Ir
j
CORRESPONDENCE SOlIOITEO.
our people, the denomina
to reducing taxation a re glad self. Noquoium to transact
CaDicri -.e taedioinb Co., Waco, i'exfts,
ami Bali forma.
tional colleges must, lie main
to thus end 'tariff tiukeiing,' business can be secured. The
rfiuint iliifj Jji'i-jt /'(]<];• pC(2
tained and sustained.
as thev call reducing taxa few who remain are only
s
•'
0 3
flood in the IT cnt.
3. That in order that the
'r g^rg.. . -sm; -1f v?; g:W."
Only line Ringing '.-solid Vvsti
tion. The result of the agita waiting for the President to
, ''v
• v .. '
denominational c o 1 We g e s
TjpA ?•,S«/ -_ -V « ^— .#«,' -a ..•^vv'Sf- •. >" } >u«i trains etweea 8t. Loft is
L c:
*:*L
*
tion leave ihe President and sign i he tariff bill. The an
, t7 */.*- r«p "«Vv.d4*«-(. ^
'•% '
may be maintained it is ab
a-ud Kansas ity.
the House enjoying the full bound to keep in session un
Reclining jair cars and Tour
solutely necessary that any
confidence of the people and til he into.
iHit pt rs oe of extra rhargm
S ftAn o.
Arm.
money given by the State
~
m.
uttttft.fr Ilofillo.
I will mee parties at any rail
puts six oi seven Senators in
j; liM fi H«iaiir«a(Ufig
for higher education must be
('oxey is getting $100 a
y, daIHo Wftathsr Dcaruln^,
road station witlitbiough't ickets
!)«» No Tkraa. In Coi:Mrurti(ion,
•• i'
• nraaufc
• •
a sorry plight. The Democrat
A
. 1 ud baggage cheeks.
used for matters and things
day foi- lec1u"ing iu Indiana. ^ Uiu .» MMliiuilcalIr.i pp'
t. tlu» ujj K'ogant Complete Gelling^
ic party has done all it could
H tir.f a Oori^ct h.Ijiw.airnt.
i
For full information,maps and
that cannot and will not
TaW*.—rjp.
His deluded followers are al C Um a
Corrugated Sheeting,
leserip'dve pamphlets of the
2 Has Slytinto V'simltar*.
r (
through tne Executive and
• Him More ftowi Sowirjj Qniilltiuii nud
|
rome in competition w i t. h
West write to or call on
Roofing Paints,
floes st larger
»f
V/ork
the House., It could net con most starving near Wash 2 lhau any Nt-wlng iU.ivl.lnoOenttral\Vorl<l. t
•
lit liie
in)} works that can, and
B. A. Nkwlavo ,
ton.
^
Iron Roofing,
trol the Republicans, Popu
S Exauilrrc THE ROY At for points of r {'
Traveling Passenger Agt..
ought to be done by the de
IS>;<t
Cullers and SpouHoj,
exodllsnoc. nr-i y?« will
lists and a few Democratic
19 Pattoa Ave., AsheviTle, N.*{'>
nominational colleges; and
2
bay rio cdjasr.
^ ' of All Ai 'tiii of Sheet Metal for Building
Blood and Skin Diseases
J. i'HAKLTON, 0. T. A
Senators.
> / CONIPLETfr AND RCAOY \
that if institutions that re
(diicftgo. 111.
} rtwetY
WHEN SHlPeCD./
I 1 Rl-YAE S. K. 80., Rockfori. fii. 1' ; u,;.. • ;-.V ;
c
Always R R n
ceive State aid do any work
L>nchl)iirg Advance: 'I'he
WE WANT
that comes in competition most piosperous future can
ifys otsprfRU,
CBfi
Ir.dlsffcation, &:td ?t*onxiv:h .V.iof
-ANwith work of the denomina
KjRowjH'1 isoif p-rrDft.
safely be promised to all who
Ad .-i#t,'»rs pj.cp it. SI per buttle. t 'fr;u:rrtJk
BOTANIC BJ.xH)0 BAI.TI .v-vlt fails 5 p, M 4*
tional colleges, as to this
to
iriannvp of Blood s-kI 8k)n cli>
|
Viedwuittrk t.u l ctosi-ej r«d lu.(* Oo
^ ? t R E
are now in the south, and Cftscure ail is the great Southern buiiditiE ur t ! ;V" Sf I.il i
'-s. It
work, these Ktuie-favored in will have pluck enough to wel rurifyhiK R'-fru vfty, and cures oil rrorr 1
} «J»53SSSaSSaEgB8?tiESMK
of ei'tn and blood discur--!-. Ah a huiOh e I
i I n t bli* lotv.i- r.t. < t.f.!; "tlo Yvorknmtt to
stitutions must stand on an
ur to.':i<* it jx vithoal •> rivui,, ,„i iv:-s
> •-.K.l-.r
.!«•• ri> .vr.l AVVIiY otti- ui.tteiiala
hold on for a few months. hoyo.ad ootnfkarlson with any other s.uu't.r
i lr> tftda vtolnUv.
exact equality with the de
snsdy
offered to l'n<- phMic.
> Cur,. ..urn:*v loiiatod* write for
This is not. the reseate day- mnaoeaever all Ilia resulting from t'.npur
for
wlw* s-.oi (6U1U1
, ,•
» -j
j > fi blood,, or an impcverisirtKi conauicHi ox iw ;
oxooq Or ua Imjxiverishod condFi
nominational colleges; that
TO
(I F WUI) O I ri yOlllllf-uIOCXiPCl |x StrQitAi1j4 r»j»cnmmmt vfrtvnm willdemc.v Ji 1 ft v.
OF 60 CENTS
• n 4 CO., Cincinnati, 0^'r
.
.
1 i human system. A single bottlo
-nt
is, for this work they shall
ESTABLlfeHCD 1C7S*
enthusiast, but it is based on
j*
WE WILL MAiL A BOX OF"
have no State aid.
Easily Mad
U^Fesid for fict hook of Wonderful Cures, j
cold figures, that like steel Price, Si.ooper large
r*r^>-, r«*T. ;r«v 9JSSX.
$5.00 for ,«Jx
VTe wjtut ltuiny ram, worn* n, bo»-* sod srirft-, t#
Nothing is more remark
,*•
sabres would puncture holes bottle*.
work Or'ii; » fetrliuura dftily, r'.glil ;ii und ground
1 1 1 T a H
.-1. L I
able about.Dr. Taylor's pain in false oronliei-ies if mh/.L |S For sale bydrurg'O : i" not so?'a.<o us
thfiruft'n homes. The l,u*ine>4 it
j>le,s«Bt,
1'
f and rii.-utcine will
rtrict'.y honoriiblc, and p'tys better tl , n «n»- »the*
V' •'4 rf s, -<r.^
f* f- tftr?
- «
%
phlet than the fair, judicial were made.'pin ( it s, 11 Silt .1 |iI«<*!#<* mo- bo fjeirtfreisJit vrt.pu.ldon
oflTcred aptrati. Voa have a clear Old aed DO
But when V < M 1
Ado
j- i»*^5
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ooiapoitti >n. r,*pefleuc« bi.d vp-cial ebillty «!•
.
. .
•
i? BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Oa.
TH£ CNLY IbFALUSLE CyCt FOR
temper in which it is con read that.
nt-ccsbary. No capit;,! u ,uii<.!. Wt equip' ft)
frith ererrtbtup rhs»t yo*. neet, treut you well,
ceived and expressed. It is
Tatto', Gretuid ftckpltobing Piles, Ri
ports from the south is $24.
rii't 'trip • • vri !-r. dih* «..».:•» •»••• nfe.'t.
3kin every respect an admir ()00,t)00 more than last year RG $0B£ EYE'GUSSB
VV'.firterj d-> I'M vvei' it tr.en. and -b. t.
riilt
v bp. • . is. k <ir Itio
mnbf cckmI ;mv. Any vov
Worm and ad
"Xh Blsoases,
£' 'a f v
•able paper, a ud well worthy and tha t t hat gain is abso
v rk. All iiU'.-Jfjl i»5.'> C
,-ui j'lui «r.d rira.
plo dlrc j'.it <}•!. b.itiest '
ft you : .6vi TF.f'Cflj'll nmttora ...jtjritw Innj S hsu»
of the thoughtful considera lutely more than one-half ot
-j >
exlilef, TSilTcilU-jJ vr>it a; orrtalnljf ottro
..I
tion of every citizen.
iSr
' » I s i<srj
ycu ij» you U5C!t
the total gain of the whole IIORE^
etreuar, at. t •
y LVA
I aii). with much respect, country, you will agree that
flo-U'r if you
Hcmleas PalBlosJ and Fragmat
ba"iue»s.
your very truly. It. F. A RM n ft .1 - V KeluadadIfyoo ant dUsAti^ftod
the'Advance'.gives wise ad
4 f> •' j
1
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wftiii tiie r'.rti -—IlefprtncyH—
' o 11
MITCHELL'S
FIELD in liiblicul /Reorder.
fkratsicra
«.»f <ho St'.t. if <i«tn
c tv>ir,.
vice when it says stick to Dix
liiiii llaiilt, mi l Natiesalltnukoi ^kviiuaab.
K s-;. .*> is*.•
ie.
Concord Times; A certain
I T.SHUPTBINE&BRO.
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
Third Part.) ite, Bayears old,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Under the McKinle,y re veil SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
tfT»S
and a Certain 15-year-old son
; Producing Long-SighteJness, & Restore
t •
•"-)
s
ue law, whiskey was taxed
Aing the Sight of the Old.
,v t
of a staunch Democrat met ninety cents pep gallon; un
Cure® Tear Dropa, Granulation* Stye '
in the public road and coma.,--.-. -,.Ay).. " . ""i>i .
Turners, Red tyes, Matted Eye Laehee,
der the new tariff act, it is 'AND PRODinffl (|IIICK BELIEF LSD PLKMASKXT CURB.
2.
V
4.'" • i"/ T* Y' rfCi
m- :>< rid discuss ng the polii i
used
other
•If 1.10 per gallon. Uonsi- Altto, eoually efficacious whenFcrer InPorta.
maladies, such as Ulcere,
ca > issues of t he day and each
Halt Khenm, Horns, Piles, or
qnently, the distillers ana Tnmom.inflnmrnatlon exists. BftTCHSCL&B
wherever
Nil,>'*?!»»>• he used to advant«i{c
one had his ring along. The
dealers all over the country M 8*)d br all l)r«t(in> at 33 Ceati,
Third party man said that
are paving the tax on as
his dog could whip the Demo
much liquor as possible be
THE STAriDARD.
viatic dog. The challenge
fore the President makes the
was accepted and t hey weic
new act operative by signing
DURANU'S
set. to fighting* The result
;u
it. 'i ha whiskoy trust \vi„
was the Democratic dog kill
save, about fl0.()00,000
ed the Third Party dog.
thus. !' h i s cxtraordinary
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
This infuriated the Third
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
paymunt of revenue—nini ty
as being the standard remedy for the
E.'.DOHStD BY
quick and permanent euro of Rheuma
Party ite and he got so mad
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
Cents per gallon on about fjf.
"JAt ' - a bitf"
I
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
at the Demoera tie boy about
PROF A. L. KETZ, P. H. G,
cians, Publishers and Patients. It is o
ty million gallons—has in
purely vegetable and builds tip from tho
of Slodlosl t>eparttoeat TTulatte Vnlreniltj
it that he jufhped on him
lirst doi
lose. It never fails to cure,
of Lonftlans, »Uo. a f t ©arefnl mnsljdi,
creased the "gold Observe,
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six ^
prota asi*!# tt a pu> Cream Tadar Powder,
&•
But lie was hp n laid out in
bottles for five dollars. Our 40 page Pain
ivbicli he rheeifiilly r.-coranaends to the
bten,, !rr*
'istpJ t*flo« Z.v
Cave-' .»v.»«.T,»ae-Mr.- .
••
which is now about fiftyphlet sent Free by Mall. Address,
publle.
ent busim sa cotkhft : .f
good Mi telle;ti and CorbeM
Our C tlr.a is 0>!ptsi,,e t- 2. P
Th3Sct..tis^af0pn^^ft^i4
three million dollars, and in
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co.;
am. '.vo can set •>
. .ient iu less
style. The 1 use was in tin
"THE SOUTHED F a v o r i t e " •
rciii. te fteru Vi i yingion.
creasing.—Fx.
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C. " •
bend r ide«. di-.evji , *r fh-.to
courts of the 4. 1'., ana tlu
~>UR£, WHOLESOME N O POWERFUL.
Ourang's I/irw Pills are tho best on
dofi. A\ advi#-:, i f ' :i» umo I c
•mSinmevf po« t-jitrnfffitH
earth. They act. with an .-nse that makes
charge. Onr fa. not duo t. 1 p*
v.„ " j.,i
v>jT»{vf^ sejr • . j'.M-jaid ;
I
dm*i i< n was the Din thisi
them a household blessing.
cap ForJL
&$rf)ne do dm pnys for th
*^*sS5Aj.,TdrI MO MI H^TAlOlia
ntaco^r.ai teal elienp-; i yours
PRICE 3D 0TB PER BOX. or 8 BOXES FOR $1. .
pMtot[3 'dn itrn
town, sent i'rve. Add res ,
> Jii Si 'L t
FOR 8AEE BT URUOOI3T8.
NCW ORLEANS.
i Demote*., One v • a r.
n.if PI!1(3 JO 'otuot U Su)pS3Jj
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The Wataaga Democrat
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Best
World
If the republicans were t o
L . L. Greene was nomina-j According t o Springer's re
ted by the republicans and ; p o r t of 1 8 9 2 there were 44,- g e t control of the next House
A remedy fordisenseandde
p-jpulists a t Lenoir o n the 938,365 head of sheep in the and Senate and restore t \\ e The Judgement on Hood's de bilit.y, especially for thosedis
iHirsdaj , Aug. 30, 1804
nounced by Squire Fogg.
eases which physicians have
22nd inst., for Judge of the United States, \alued a t McKinley tariff, there w uld
pronounced incurable.
1 0 t h Dist. of North Carolina, $2,58 eaeh which would be booming times of course.
for (ongress, 8ih District, and Boone seems t o be "in
We give below a few of t h e
make a grand total ot$116,- This is what coalition means
the many letters which we
W. II Bowei, of Lublwell. the swim" tor a Judge be 121,270 for all t h e sheep in There are, however, two unhave received, and whirl) we
s'lrmountable things in their
publish with the consent of
b or Judge, 10th District, yond doubt, a s Uouncilland the United Stares. In t h e
Green, t h e nominees of the new tariff bill compared with way. The first is the,\ can't
the writers who are convinc
\V. II. ( ouncill, of Watauga.
ed that such a remedy as we
three parties, live here. Nov the McKinley bill the people get. enough votes, and if they
ha ve described has been found
for Solicitor, 10th District, we will n o t allow any dispar a r e saved the g r e a t sum of could, old man Grover is still
in Compound Oxygen Treat
IV. C. Newland, of Caldwell. aging remarks a b o u t our lit $141,386,000 every year, the President. So theMcKinment of Drs. Sturkey & Patle city of Boone, nestling s o mora t h a n enough t o buy ley bill will never tie reinsta
len.
For State Senator,
quietly a n d unasumingly a - every sheep in the United ted t o again rob the people
"My daughter was cured of
Dr. L. C. Reeves.
mong t h e everlasting hills, States. The tariff on woollen of their honest earnings.
Asthma by one treatment otcom
when we can furnish the tal goods by t h e McKinley was
pound Oxygen, afier suffering
For Represent at i ve,
In the 5 t h Congressional
ent for two Judges, one So 9 8 per cent, nearly a s much
The following lestlmoi Ih I conies from T. M. t o r fifteen y e a r s , kd. b, vvillis,
A. J. Fletcher.
who
Tyler, Texas.
licitor, one S t a t e Senator, a s the original cost of the Dist., Cooke has bet-n nomi Fogg, Esq., ur Is well-known throughout Kentyas c° * Justice and Justice of the peace
nated bv t. li e Democrats •ue'Bath county. Ills words should luvoke the
(Dr. Reeves,) and have plen article. Now it is under the
for
COUNTY TICKET.
"1 used your compound Oxy
by
.
t y of enviable talent left. We new bill only 4 1 per cent. against Settle. A man | * confidence ofAall who read his letter:
gen about a year and a half a
F o r Sheriff,
.• .
|
"C. I. liood
Co., Lowell,
:
>
very much doubt if there is a Every family in the United m e name OI Amos lias (Ie-| "I Will nay for Hood's Sarsapftrtlla I boiler# go. I neglected to tell you ot
WILLIAM H. HARDIN.
*° thfl bestmo(,,c,ne,u t,ie w°r
great
from
F o r Clerk Superior Court, small town in the S t a t e t h a t S t a t e s will receive benefits by clared himself an indepenr'- winter of *92 I had a bad cane of the 'd. i»the t lie use. I benefit I receivedtroub
'
grip which
its
have not been
JAMES 0 . HOKTON.
can claim such distinction. this reduction. On m aver ailt Candidate 011 the Repld - left my system In very bad shape. I tried every- led with catarrh since.—F. W.
lican platform against Settle thing i coma rind and bought a bottlem the fan
got „o relief,
F o r Tr<usurer.
of the snrne year I
of Hood's Revels, Syracuse University
Sy
At t h e entrance of Boone, on a g e each family w I save
Barsapartlla. Th« first dose I took
racuse, N. Y.
JAMES W. HORTON.
the east, opposite each o t h from $ 5 0 t o $100 every year on account of hisnot get tin i
Mado a Decided Change
F o r Register of Deeds,
ei\ live Judge Councill and according t o the calculation the nomination, but where for tbe bettor. When I began taking the first
Send for book of two hundred
HUGH DOBBIN.
bottle my weight was
Senator Reeves. Passing on of experts. This item alone will the independants stand since manhood. 15y the 127 pounds, the lightest ,itiges for fui ther inforination, tes
time the second bottle
F o r Surveyor,
timoiiials, etc. A book sent free.
t o a b o u t t h e center, north of will justify the passage of in this great fight?
5
JONES GREER.
Home Treatment sent out by ex
the court house, you can easi the bill.
press id >e used at home. Office
F o r Coroner,
Thos) who have been had been used my weight was 105 pounds. I Treatment administered here.
ly see t h e attractive home of
NOAH MAST.
owe all this to Hood's R-irsapnrUla and I gladly
Solicitor Spainhour, while on
The income t a x is a great thinking that Watauga Dem recommend It to all sufferers." T. M. l-'ooa,
ocrats were mostly dead and Justice of the Peace, Sharpsburg. Kentucky.
T h e g r e a t strife and unrest the hill, near the incorporate victory and who can oppose
gone into their dens w'ouM Hood'e P'lis pure live- ills. eoustlpnttou, 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
biilousueaa. Jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
a b o u t the tariff is passing limits on the west, s t a n d s i t ? Will our Repiblicanand
120 Sutter St. San Fruncisco, Cat.
the brick residence of Judge Populist friends oppose the have thought strange to
be! ml us now. We greatly
Please mention this paper.
have seen the numbers out
. NvJTT W.
desire t h a t other important Green. I t is now clear t h a t income when the Populists in
last Monday. There will lie
By virtue of m Mortgage
m a t t e r s will t a k e its place. Boone will have a Judge, but Congress voted for the bill?
about 1150 of them at the executed by W, E. (J. Mori is
T h e silver question is now there is a man a t Lenoir by Will the Republicans of our
polls next November and ourjuud w 'h ?
^ Morris to tin
t h e next g r e a t step. Allow t h e name of W. C. Newland, country condemn the income
Building nnd
Republican friends will hear 'Citizens Building and loan
us t o s a y in this connection the democra tic nominee, who t a x which is t o make the rich
association of Lenoir. N. U
somet hiug 'drap.'
and R'^gipiercd in 1 he Regis
t h a t t h e Democrats a r e on s a y s Boone will ha ve t o sur help pay their share of luxes
We wish tocallattciit ion toour
record on thisquestion. Presi render its claim on the Solic t o run the government ? The Col. Breckinridge having lei 's office of Watauga conn line of second-hand
ly in Book " C of mortgages
d e n t Cleveland, a s we have itor. a s he proposes t o carry Republican party have al declared in a speech that lie page 340, I will offer tor sale
Euggies ; Carts, wagon3,
before said, is on a line with the Dist. by a rousing major ways exempt greenbacks and has "been living in hell for for cash t o the highest bid
Hacks, Harness Etc,
t h e Republicans on silver, ity, and we predict t h a t he national bank notes from ten years," t h e Louisville der at the court bouse door
t a x a t i o n . Will o u r Republi P o s t protests against his re in I he town of Boone on Mon
b u t we believe, and t h e loun- asserts t h e t r u t h .
They are almost good as new,
can friends blame the Demo presenting a Kentucky (lis day the 3rd day of Sep* em be?
t r y South a n d West, believe,
n»»xt said Morris' interest in and persons wishing to buy can
Another great strike in c r a t s for taxing them? A bill triot in Congress on I lie
t h a t t h e Republicans and
secure bargains by calling on us.
Massachusetts with the cot h a s passed Congress reclaim ground t h a t he is a non-resi t hive acres of land more o r
our Democra tic President a r e
We have a big lot of NEW
less and tlie buildings there
wrong. While we have al ton spinners. They s a y they ing 50,000.000 acres of land dent.
on lying in the town of Blow
BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS,
ways greatly admired Mr. will hold o u t six months. from t h e g r e a t railroad
HARNESS iV:e
Gov. Peter Tnrney. of Ten ing Rock adjoining lots of
Cleveland, and still think Eleven thousanc men in t h e swindle allowed by the Re ne^see, was renominated by VV. iVI. Morris and the Har
him a g r e a t mau, of honest Rtrixe. These manufactur publican Congress. We will acclamation a t Nashville on grove lot t o satisfy "aid on hand, which will be sold on
mortgage interest and costs reasonable terms. Jt we have not
a n d patriotic intentions, he ers under the McKinley tariff continue t o publish extracts Wednesday of last week. A <>l sale. This the 30th dav
got what you want, we will
h a s been schooled in New law have induced thousands from the works of Congress resolution endorsing his ad of July 1891.
take pleasure in getting any
York politics which hasdomi of men from the old countries nndshoiv w h a t h a s been done ministration a n d that, of
J . R. W IDBY , President.
thing for you in our line. We buy
nated o u r whole country al t o come t o America with the a n d then ask o u r enemies President Cleveland was re Citizens B. & L. Association. direct from manufacturers and
W. W. S COTT S I *. Sec. & Treas.
seductive idea t h a t they what is wrong.
^
ready t o o much.
can, therefore, give you very
ceived with much applause.
How d o the Republicans could get big wages in the
The mineral affairs of o u r
close prices.
Many of t h e Democratic
a nd Democrats stand inCon- mines and shops. They have country will be looked after
We have a full line of new Hnr
succeeded in under mining soon, and anyone having Populists l.'ive returned back
g r ns on this great subject of
ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—cv
American laboring men of gold o r silver prospects will t o t h e Democratic party all
su'ver? Let us see.
cry thing in the harness line. Can
(o)
I n 1 8 8 6 the vote showed on o u r own country by agreeing d o well t o send us samples over the State, sensible men
beat the world on prices.
One of the great secrets in ma
thisquestion; Republicans for t o work for less than Atner- and put them in our hands t i"y are.
king money is to know how to
siher
30, cana can work for, and after for investigation. We a r e in
They have had a $50,000 save it. The principal way to save tsr We will take in exchange,
Against silver
9 8 they have driven them o u t communication with reliable fire in Norfolk.
money is to buy that, which you lioises. mules, and also good bee
consume from the party who will cattle. Give us a call.
In t h e House June 7, 1890: of t h e works, the greedy
announcement.
parties t o have thorough in
sell you the BEST article for the
r o r silver
,15; manufacturers reduce their
vestigations made and t o ef 1 hereby announce myself an LEAST money Jn order to find 11 FNKEL, CRAIG <£ ( O.
Against silver
127
l a t h e House June 2oth, '90: daily wages and then these fect the sales of property if Independent Anti ndmiuist ration the above named party it is very
Lenoir A. C.
Democratic candidate for Solici essential that you call and ex
F o r silver
23; foreigners g o on a strike. valuable.
We believe t h a t tor in the loth Judicial District.
amine inv immense stock of
Against silver
130. These manufacturers by re there a r e valuable minerals
J. F. Spainho TJH.
In t h e House Mar. 24th, '92: ducing wngeson eleven thous
CENEBAL
in this county, and before
Tlie Humps on Your Face
F o r silver
I I ; and men per d a y make in
they -are of a n y value t o the Are caused
Against silver
67.
impure blood,
the opperation $11.00 per owners they must be investi and will never by well unless you
be
i n t h e jlouse July 1 3 , 1892:
Which is almost complete in ev
F o r silver
9; day which we here in the gated and brought into no cleanse it and build it up in rich cry department, consisting of AFTER APRIL TIIE 1ST '94,
Against silver
60. South would call a big profit tice. We especially would like ness and purity. Botanic Blood Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
nalm the great blood purifier
10 per cent, cut on prices.
In the House Aug. 23, 1893: for each d a y . This is the
t o have samples of gold, and t onic, is what you need. One Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
F o r silver
1 3 ; way s o many rich men are
Groceries, Saddles. Queensbottle will clear your complexion
q u a r t s and silver ore.
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
Against silver
111.
SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
and purify your blood. Try it.
Etc., Etc., too nume rous to men
In t h e House March 1 s t , '94: produced every few years,
The fusion, coalitionco op- Driee $1.00 per bottle. For sale
NEVER TEN DAYS.
tion.
F o r silver.....
1 9 ; they make i t off of t h e daily- eiation, calamity howlersare by druggist.
Against sdver
71. laborers. In theabove s t a t e
I have just received the nicest
making g r e a t efforts t o get
Look over our list and cehi
NOTICE.
and most complete line of
'1 he above figures show con ment their profits on t h e
pare our prices with those selling
in the swim, but a t this wri By virtue of a Mortgage execu
clusively t h a t t h e republi poor working men a r e over
on time. "Money saved is mon
ting the "masheen"' is n o t ted by W. D. Clark and wife A. 8.
ey made."
cans, after demonitizing sil $300,000 a year just this
Clark to the Citizens Building
working t o much advantage
ver in 1 8 7 3 have kept up t h e one item. Such oppression
and loan association of Lenoir, That has ever been exhibited to
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
for this heterogeneous com- N. C. and Registered in the Reg the citizens of Boone and sur
fight against i t s restoration, will always produce strikes.
go'od coffee for $1.00, 16 pounds
coinmingiement of the dis ister's office of Watauga county
roundings. consisting of
extra *C' sugar lor $1.00, best
a n d to-day they stand for a
gruntled element of both old in Book 4 C" of mortgagee pages Calicoes of all st viesand shades calico (5 to 7 1-2 cts pei yard, rot
g o l i s t a n d a r d a g a i n s t t h e The Southern country is
571.72-73, I will offer for sale
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- eon check, 2? inches wide, 7 cts.
democratic and populist par now being fully advertised parties which compose this for cash to the highest bidder at lies, Sattines, Ginghams, N'an- per yard, and ladies' and gents'
t i e s — t h e y b e i n g t h e o n l y throughout t h e Eurooean nameless combination. Mat the court house door in f lie town sooks, oh am brays. Cashmeres, hats cheaper than they have ev
of noone on Monday the 3rd day
Heurietas, Bleeching. Damask
friends of silver. The votes countries and we may ex ters among them a r e getting of September next said dark's drapery, Sheeting, I Ma Ids, cot- er been sold before.
badly mixed, and each fac interests in eighty five and one
We are just receiving a. full line
a Congress will show this t o pect large numbers of m e n
tonades, jeans etc. which will
tion has employed the "cuss half acres in a 1 ract cf land lyi ig be sold a t reduced prices for cash of ladies' dress goods at prices to
oe facts The populists g o t o of capital to visit us with a
suit the buyers.
in Watauga county at or near
t h e republicans and a r e try view of investing their capi ing m a n , " and he, of course, slowing Rock also one town or its equivoleiit, meeting anddf WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
fying all
ing t o fuse with them t o c a r tal. Many northern men will h a s a paying job for some lot in the town of Blowing Rock
Call and see us and we can save
REASONABLE COMPETITION
adjoining lots of W. M.
you money.
Rv,sp.
ry o u t their pretended ideas move South also and build up time t o come.
Younce II. 0. Martin and
865""A'. B. My entire stock
.JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
We have n o additional
o f n ' i r m . Can we feel t h a t large manufacturing estab
lishments. Mining and agri news from Congress. Wry others to satisfy said mort of General Merchandise will Blowing Rock, March 5.
they
* fa f ir nest, o r must
gage and costs of sale. This
be sold at reduced prices ior
we hi.
t h a t their leaders culture will be a n important little is being done now and the 30th day of July 1894
MmduHl Keeper's Kolitf,
business. Many things will
C j ISH o r i ts eq u i volent.
want ( CE only? I t will be- be accomplished in our coun the adjournment of Congress
J. R. WIDBY, President.
The people of Wntaugn will
hr Order to m-d&e room for take notice that I have pro
hard * o make people believe t r y t h a t will soon make the is liable t o occur any day. Citizens B. & L. Association.
W. W. S COTT . Sr. Sec. A Treas. new tftMek, 1 am offering mty en cured a room in the court
that, honest politics actuates owners big fortunes t h a t our The tariff bill became'a law
tire I'ot of
bouse where I will attend at
University of Norlli Carolina.
t h e motives of the populist own people will not take hold last l uesday after 1 2 o'clock
READY-MADE CLOTHING t he commissioners' court the
p r r t y . when they a r e anx of. Our own people will not The McKinley bill is n 3 more
Includes the College, the Umove o u t of the old groves
first Monday in each month
A 7 COST.
ious t o join a party t h a t has o r depart from t h e old ciran- ft.rever. The business of the ni versify, the Law School,
Thanking my friends and cus for the purpose of scaling the
always voted a g a i n s t their nels. ' Others will cTmie and i vv,1 ° ,e country is now mov- the Medical School and the
Summer School tor Teachers. tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures for the
occupy the country. ThereP n K up and-matters are look- College tuition $60. a year; they have given me in the past people. The law requires this
* •( measure.
are so many different!) venuesj ing more hopeful. Even the board $7. to $13. a month. ami soliciting a continuation ot to be done every two yeats
Hon. Nat. Atkinson, o f
J . H. COOK,'
of business in ourSouth land j Republican papers aif i acAsheviiie, died suddently a t u o many i n . Ring fields, knowledgiug the revival of Session begins Sept. 6. Ad-i t h e same so long as I merit ir, I
STANDARD KEEPER.
;
V
dress President Winston a t I BIN
RESPECTFULLY,
t h e home of Lee »S. Overman t h a t they will not long re- 1 ,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
M B BLACKBU11N
main idle.
Business.
Salisbury.
® °v> Cures
Drs, Starkey & Paten,
ATTENTION, CUVESS!
HGW TO SAVE MON
EY.
MERCHAN
DISE
tin v mm
LOOK & LIVE!!
�RATE S
I without our effort our dearj As we have before stated
T O T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT. old Watauga will again g o , Mr. Llnney h a s been sucress8U»SCRIPTION
-
AVER'S PILLS
into the iron g r a s p of the Re- ful in getting the nomination
I -opy 1 year
$1.00 publican party, and make us, for Congress a t Wilkesboro.
ARB SUGAR-COATED,
" 0 months
50
rally, a s one man, t o the! First he was nominated by
" 3 months
85
EASY TO TAKE,
polls in November and elect| the Pops, the next d a y by
ADVERTISING RATES.
And a Sure Cure for
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 the Democratic nominees. An the Republicans s o he is now
Sick Headache,Biliousness,
1 " 1 month
1.75 earnest all round fight, and i t h e nominee of the Populists
Constipation, a n d
X " 3 "
8.d() victory is ours.
(and Republicans and can
1 " 6 "
5.00
Dyspepsia.
1 represent both t o a fraction.
—We a r e pleased t o learn
1 "1 year
7.00
They Keep the System in Perfect Order.
1 column 1 week
0.00 t h a t Hon. W. S. F a 1 thing is Some three years a g o l i e
1 month
18.50 iinprovingright rapidly from made a speech i n the court
"For years," writes CARRIE E.
3 "
25 00
house t o a, large crowd of
STOCKWELL, of Chesterfield, N. H.f
1
"
<> "
37.50 his severe h u r t which he re
Watauga people. In t h a t
"I was alllicted with an extremely
1
"
1 year
..50 00 ceived some time ago. He
speech he represented the
severe pain in the lower part of the
was n o t able t o be with us
ehest. The feeling was as if a ton
Entered at the Postofficeat a t the convention, but sent Fopulist and Alliance. Mr.
weight was laid 011 a spot'the size of
Boone. N. C., as second-class words of good cheer t o the L i n n e y ' s s p e e c h w a s t h e
my hand. During the attacks, the
perspiration would stand in drops on
mail matter.
people, urging t h a t the dis m o s t abusive, the most sar
my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort even to whis
castic, the most vile, the
appointed candidates become
per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from
LOCAL NEWS.
thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days
reconciled and stand firm for m o s t ungentlemahl.y, the
after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were
most rioiculous, the most un
the nominees.
almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer
-Finest of weather now.
called for. using the most
ing, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to
—The publisher of the DEM da mnableepit bets t h a t could
recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble 1 ever experienced. At
—The hay-making is near OCRAT takes tiff his h a t and
the first of the fever, my mother gave me AVER'S Tills, my doctor
be produced by the furtil
ly over.
makes his best bow t o Mrs. brain of this same man Linrecommending them as being better than anything he could prepare.
I continued taking these Pills, and so great was the benefit derived that
—I L. Council], of Elk Park, M. C. Harm an, of Cove Creek,
ney. Never was there any
during nearly thirty years I have had but one attack of my former
has been a m o n g fiiends here for a pear weighing thirteen
trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy."
thing like it in its abuse
this week.
ounces, which found its way
"For a long time I was a sufferer from stomach, liver, and kidney
heard in the court house o r
troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in
—Mr. Cam. Buxton and t o his handson last Monday. o u t of it either. But our
the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety
family, of Winston, stopped Such a present is much up- Populist friends now say
of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about
over i n Boone Monday pieciated from any one, but t h a t Linney and "Buck"'
three months ago 1 began the use of AYEIi'S Pills, and already my
the (ionor makes this one
health is so much improved that I gladly testify to the superior merits of
night.
Kitchen have g o t religion
this medicine."—MANOEL JORGE TKREIRA, Oporto, Portugal.
doubly appreciated. Thanks,
and they have been received
Rev. Durham and others on
good lady, thanks.
in full fellowship by t h e
their way t o the Association
stayed over night a t Boone The Dcmaciatic County Coureution. Pops. 1lie political affairs of
our country a r e going t o be
Monday night.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. Ayer 6t Co., Lowell, Maaa.
About three hundred repre
reformed.
—Maj. Sehenck, of Char sentative democrats from all
os© HSffootive
lESvery
iot le, was in Boone Monday parts of the county asseinPeculiar to Itself
and gave us a s h o r t history b l e d i n c o n v e n t i o n i n t h e
So eminently successful lias
of the new minei al, monozite. court house in Boone on last Mood's Sarsaparilla been that
—Miss Jennie Counriil a n a Monday for t h e purpose of many leading citizens from all
Miss Smith, who have been nominating candidates t o over the United StateH furnish
testimonials of cures which seem
0on a visit, t o Elk Park for represent us in both houses almost miraculous. Mood'sSar
some d a y s returned Tues ot th » next General Assembly saparilla is not an accident, but
of North Carolina, and t o the ripe fruit of industry, and
day.
study, it powseses merit "pecu
O
^ —From time t o time, wp nominate a full county tick liar to itself."
et.
Well, when yon want t h e best, g r a d e of goods, call; 011
Hood's Pills cure Nausea, Sick
will show the difference be
The convention was organ Headache, Indigestion, Billious- me, for 1 have thein. For the next twenty d a y s I will offer
tween Democratic and Re
ness. Sold bv all druggist.
a l o t of bargains in odds a n d ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
publican rule, in o u r county. ized by electing H. C. Martin
Chairman and John S. Will
Ladies' untrimined h a t s a t 2 0 cts. a n d up; a l o t ofGhallies
The difference is apparent.
iams Secretary.
Officers of the Nicaraguan a t 5 cts. a yard cash—nice patterns.
•Dr. It. I). Jennings is lo The roll of townships being Government have arrested
Remember this is a special sale, and will positively on
cated a t Mast,'N. C., and is called showed t h a t each was some prominent Americans
ly l a s t twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the
prepared t o d o you good well represented, after which, and have insulted our flag,
time, a s you will find many useful things a t cost a n d un
j v o i k i n h i s (Dental) profes after un almost unanimous for which sin they will haye
der on my Special
sion. See card elsewhere.
call from the covention, Mr. t o answer.
Counter Bargains.
—Mr. E. S. Coffey was elect S M Bugger made a ringing
These Special Bargains a r e for CASH only, b u t will sell
ed Chairman of the Democ- speech.
The torture of dyspepsia and
sich headache, the agonizing itch them a t reduced rates for produce. So all can fare alike.
Nominations th*»n being in
cratic Executive Committee
ing and pit in of salt rheum, are
of Watauga county on last order ballottiug was com remove ! by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Come one come all and get something nice, a t a low rate,
a s they must g o regardless of cost.
Monday. A good selection. menced which resulted in t h e
You can also g e t all kinds of staple goods, a s I liaue a
—Old friend Maiden C. Har* nomination of the following The a m o u n t saved by con
<gpnn, was with us a t the con ticket: F o r Sheriff, William sumers on woollen schedule full line.
vention on l a s t i l o r d a y full H. Hardin; for Clerk Superi only under the Senate hill is
of life, and still retaining all o r Court, J a m e s C. Horton; $141,386,000. Still the Re
Yours Anxious to please,
t h e qualities of a Jcfferson- for Treasurer, J a m e s W. Hot* publicans a n d Populists s a y
ton; tor Regist?r of Deeds, t h a t Congress has done noth
ian Democrat.
Hugh Dobbin; for Surveyor,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
—John A. Boy den, of Salis Jones Greer, and for Coroner fug.
bury, with Leedwig Spring- Noah Mast.
Dr. R. D. Jennings,
man of Prusia were in Boone Then the Legislative ticket
(DENTIST.)
^ u e s d a y . Mr. Springman be was disposed of by nomina
I am now located at- Mast post
Icings t o a very large com t i n g A . J . F l e t c h e r f o r t h e
Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life.
pany of cotton dealers and House and Dr. L . C. Reeves office, on Cov? Creek, where I aftertnv professional services to the
FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
bankers.
for the Senate. The success ciitizens of surroundingcountry
—A. C. Farthing. J r . , asks ful candidates al! made talks and will go anywhere in the coun
ty to do work where the amount
Vick's Floral Guide, 1894,
Us t o announce t h a t he will accepting their nominations, olwork will justify, by writing
The Pioneer Catalogue of Togo tablet and Flower.
Contain* 112 pur. 8x10 1-2 in., with
open school a t Zionville on and the ones made by Messrs. me to the above address, stating
Four Gran3
drwriplinti. thai describe, not mislead;
UlutrnlionH that instruct, not exigent* Dsn vera Yellow Globo
Monday, t h e 1 0 t h d a y of Reeves and Fletcher were ex what you have to do. 1 use noth
POPPIES The coverlecharmipg in harmoniousblend Onion Seed, #1.00
ing but the best material com bin
per pound.
ing of water color prints in green and white,
Shirley,
September. The good peo- cellent.
Brilliant, with a gold background,—a dream of beauty.
ed with honest skill, consequent
82 pages of Novelties printed in 8 different col
AOIEI/IIE8.
Tulip,
le of t h a t vicinity are t o be
''All the leading novelties and the best of
The nominations passed off ly when I say 1 GUARANTEE my
Orientate. ors. old varieties. These hard times von cannot Branching Alter,
the
Over 1500 Plant. ! afford to run any risk. Buy IIONKHT Hibiscus, Sunset,
congratulated on procuring very quietly, buc there was work I mean to GUARANTEE, and
GOODS where you will receive FFKI, Dahlia, Ethel VIck,
For 30 Cta.
. .
; necessary to advernow stand ready and willing to
8co Vlck'n FIothe services of such a n effi some evidence of dissatisfac
thla is known th" Double Anemone,
tiI Guide.
make good any promise I have
: the harvest pays. A Charmer Tea,
er seed will save grocient teacher.
tion, which, we hope, w i
made to the people.
...
ManyconcedeVick's
Potato**.
catalogue for
'XT" love a fineFloral Guide (he handsomestwith 10 cents, New •
JfcaTBest of reference given.
if
garden send address now,
—That Convention on last soon subside. The ticket is
Vleks' Seeds
which mav be d-dmcted from first order *S" «360 Oaih Prla.» for Potato*. \Irk" Japec da
not liiNsrp.int. They Grow, they Flourish, they Produce Abundantly.
not IMa«FP°'
Mcndav w a s simply im composed of excellent materi
NOTICE.
Rochester,
mense, and represented the al and ought t o win. The
r
North Carolina, Watauga Co.
best element of the Demo- fight is now on, and we, a s
Mary L. Davis vs. Waistal
A i t i c party in the county. heretofore, will fight t o a fin- W. Davis.
The ticket nominated must n i s h f o r t h e s u c c e s s o f o u r
The defendant above nam
be supported in the whole, nominees. Let our Democrat ed will take notice t h a t a n
and taken a s the choice of ic host unite on t h e ticket action entitled a s the above
the people.
and elect it by a good major has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Watauga
— Revs. E. F . Jones, of (fas ity. Let 1 1 0 bitterness be en county t o desolve the bonds
tonia, N. C. and Wm.G. Jon gendered, but al) t o g o work of matrimony which now ex
BSTF- 1'HK DEMOCRAT ONE YEAH ONE I>OLI,AH ."%41
es of Boston, Massachusetts. in earnest for the success of ist between the plaintiff and
WUfeTAW /.S IIU'j UAH 10 SUDSCUUIE. -m
{#ssed through town Mon the Democratic party in coun (defendant, and thedefendant
will further t a k e notice t h a t
day. Their brother John 0 . t ) , s t a t e and nation. The men he is required t o appear a t
Jones had gone t o meet them composing o u r county ticket the next term of the Superior
a t Lenoir. They will spend a r e worthy, able and capable Court of said county t o be
a few weeks a m o n g their and our predictions a r e t h a t held on the 2nd Monday in
they will carry the Democrat Oct., 1894. a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e
frVm •is a t Zionville.
in Bpone, N. C., and answer
—The tight is 011; our tick io banner to glorious victory o r demur t o the complaint in
e t is nominated; the die is a t the November election.
said action, o r the plaintiff
will apply t o thecourtfor the
rA<t, and now for a struggle
A joint resolution was pas relief demanded in said com
t o the finish for Democratic
Relieve. all sorene.. of the •>,,
nr«« of
m«rnin mehibrUM
GONOKRHtfiA ftnd GLEET im to J tl«y|.
gonokrho'. A ftndtheNevrtc4u,eito$rtay»,artGLEET <U t
treatment nrt*«ary.
.ttlctuK
supremacy. If there has been sed in both Houses of Con plaint. This Aug. 20th, '94*
any lajuttou. after effect*. Pilce, |i
J O E B. T O D D . C. S. C.
by drttgglttt.H
w o u n d s inflicted, it is enough gress, t o adjourn on Tues
SLOOP BALM CO,P
fifc^Fay your subscription.
t o heal them t o know t h a t d a y th<> 28 th.
OC
* -gut
CO o c 0 0 ©,2 0 0
BRYAN'S €01.1111,
—O-
SAY I
AVER'S PILLS
OF C«SE YOU WANT THE BEST
Oi OoiifS3 YoN Want the Cheapest.
THIS IS NO HUM
liUG TO DRA W
TRADE!
-o-
I flmNBtJSINESS.
-o1 rom now until the first day
of April I will sail my stock M
CLOTHING
—AND
OVERCOATS
Yt 1 0 per cenLabov*
COST!
O
1
If you don't think I mean it
come a nd look through my
STOCK
It wont cost you one cent it
you dont purchase.
I have a large stock and
want to get rid of ill before
spring.
o
GALL AND LOOK!
I would call your, attention
to the big cut in prices in my
other lines
Ton
ntl
- „. . JAMES VICK'S SONS ^
KIMCHH1
RESPECTFULLY,
W.L.bky'v ,
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VOL 6
BOONE,
WASHINGTON
COUNTY, N. C„
THUllSDA Y
-SEPTEMBER 0,1894,
LETTER. ing upon a busines basis;
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Gives His Views On The New Tariff
Greatly reduced the expendi
From our Regular Correspondent.
Bill.
tures of the government and
Washington, Aug. 27.—
Piesideut Cleveland will, in the number of office holders,
President Cleveland has writ
honor of the Uniformed Rank and has maintained an relent
ten the following letter to
Knights of Pj'thias, now en ing fight against trusts and
Representative Catchitffes, of
camped on the grounds at monopolies which protection
Mississippi, in which he sets
the foot of the Washington created. At the close of the
forth his views of the new
Monument, remain in Wash sumary Mr. Hall prints the
Tariff law, and gives his rea
And thereby insure the comfort
ington until Wednesday, and quotation—'"it has fought
sons lor not approving the
of those who are depending
possibly until Thursday, al the good fight, it has finish
on you for support. If you are
bill.
though he is just as anxiDus ed the course, it has kept the
alone in the world insure your
"EXECUTIVE MANSION, \
life and form an endowment
to get away as any of the faith."
WASHINGTON , D. C. Aug. 27./
that will comfort and support
Representative MeCrenry,
Congressmen, and the most
"Hon. T. C. Catchings:
you in after years. At all
of Kentucky,says pertimentof them were soanxious that
events insure your life. What
"M Y D EAR S IR : Since the
is the best form of insurance?
tnny could not wuit for the ly: "The house has passed conversation I had with you
TheTontine Policy issued by the
formal adjournment, to-mor more good bills and enacted and Mr. Clark, of Alabama,
row afternoon, but have al more important legislation a few days ago, in regard to
than any of its predecessors
ready gone.
5jy action on the tariff bill
in ten years, or of any in
It offers advantages to be had
To-morrow morning in ev
now before me I have given
under no other form of in
which I am familiar, and I
the subject most serious con
surance, besides being backed ery Custom House in the U.
up by the richest and strongest S., the new tariff law will be have been watching the sideration. The result isthat
society in the world. Write put into effect and McK in ley- course of legislation for 20 I am more settled than ever
at once for particulars.
ism will be dead, forever, un years." Of the new tariff in the determination to allow
less the voteis have under bill he scys: "It is not as the bill to become a law with
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Department of the Carolin&s
gone a great change of rnind sweeping and comprehensive out my signature.
ROCK MILL. S. C.
since the Congressional elec as I desire, but it is the best "When tlie formation of
tion. The woiking of the tariff reform bill since 1857, legislation which it was hop
new law will soon bring out when a Democratic Congress ed wouldemoody Democrat
PROFESSIONAL.
its many good points, and amende J the Walker tariff ic ideas of tariff reform wasperhaps the bad features bill of 1846 by reducing the lutely entered upon by the
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
may not prove as bad as tariff rates to average rave Congress, nothing was fur
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
many good Democrats, in of 18 per cent. The new tar ther from my anticipation
Boone, N. C. cluding the President, feur iff bill places wool, salt, lum
than a result which I could
ber, farming machinery, cot not promptly and enthusias
them to be.
w. B: COUNCILL, M. D.
People often overreach ton ties, cotton bagging, tically endors . It is, tliereBoone, N. G. themselves. A ea*e in point is binding twine, ami a number foie, with a feeling of the ut
Resident Physician. Office connected with the new tariff of other necessary articles on most disappointment that I
on King Street north of Post law. As soon as it became the free list. The duty on
submit to a dunial of this
Offh-e.
definitely known that playing woollen goods and clothing privilege.
4 I do not claim to be bet
cards were to be taxed two has been reduced from an
J . YNOKPIIKW,
cents a pack the five or six nvernge rate of 98 to 48 per ter than the masses of my
manutjcturers of them in cent, and millions of dollars purty; nor do I wish to avoid
ATTORNEY A1 LAW,
this country were flooded annually will be saved to the any responsibility which, on
MARION,
N.C
with orders for the wholesale people on clothing and wool account of the passuge of
-(opdealers, who had an idea that len goods alone."
this law, I ought to bear as
The Democratic Congres a member of the Democratic
Will practice in t h e c o u r t s of the tax would only have to
W a t a u g a , Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
sional campaign committee
ell a n d all i t h e r counties in t h e be paid on those manufac will now begin to rush things. organization. Neither will I
permit myself to be separat
western district • • " S p e c i a l a t t e n tured after the new law went
t i o n given t o t h e collection of into effect. They will learn The news received is growing ed from my party to such an
laiine.
better now, and the knowl better and better, and even extent as wigni be implied
the Republicans are now be by my veto of tariff leg
W. B. Canned! I. D. T. C. Blwrkbnrn. edge will cost them just two
ginning to admit that they islation, which, though dis
Boose, J. C.
Zionrille, X- C. cents a pack, as the tax must
be paid on every pack of have nothing upon whi?h to appointing, is still charg
cards sold. Had these whole base hopes that they will able to Democratic effort.
salers been less greedy thej elect a majority of the next But there are provisions in
would have saved money, as House. They have not yet this bill which are are not in
'Culls attended at all all cards made Hfter the law reached the stage where they line with honest tariff reform
hours.
takes effect will have the two are willing to concede a ma and it contains inconsisten
June 1, 93.
cent revenue stamp attached jority to the Democrats, but cies and crudities which ought
let themselves down easy by not to appear in tariff laws
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHF.IL by the manufacturers, while
expressing their belief that or luws of any kind. Besides
the stock iu the hands of
dealers will have to be stamp neither Democrats nor Re there were, as you and I well
publicans will elect a major know, incidents accompany
ed by them.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ity of the next House. This ing the passage of the bill
Representative Hall.ofMin
BOONE, N. G.
iiesota, has published in pam implies a belief that the Pop through the Congress whi.?h
99*Special attention given phlet from his speech giving ulists will elect a sufficient made every sincere tariff re
to the collet ion ofclaims.
in condensed form what Con- number to enable them to former unhappy, while in
c o n t r o l t h e H o u s e . T h e fluences surrounded it in its
L L. GKEENE, <fc CO., giess has done, and it will
probably enjoy a wide circu Democratic committee is in latter stages and interfered
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. lation. He has had the cover constant communication with its final construction,
ROONE, N. C.
of the pamphlet printed in with trustworthy corres which ought not to be recog
foe simila of that blank pam pondents in every Congres nized or tolerated in Demo
sional District, but they have cratic tariff reform counsels.
Will give special attention phlet, first brought to *he
no knowledge of anything And yut,notwithstanding all
to abstracts of title, the sale attention of Congress during
of Real Estate in W. N. C. the silser debate in the Sen that indicates any such in its vicissitudes and all the
Those he ving farms, timber ate at the extra session by a c r e a s e i n t h e P o p u l i s t hard treatment it received at
and mineral lands for sole, would-be ivit, with its flaring slrength. On the contrary, the hands of pretended
will do well to call on said Co.
title "What Congress has they are confident that the friends, it presents a vast
lit Boone.
next House will be Demo
L. L. GREES & CO. clone." Mr. llall shows what cratic by a good working improvement to existing
it really has done and as his
conditions. It will eertain'y
March 1 6 , 1 8 9 3 .
majority.
summary discloses it has been
lighten many tariff burdens
NOTICE.
all things considered a cred The MESSENGER is very that now rest heavily upon
Hotel Property for Sale.
itable session to the Demo hopeful of the Democrats the people. It is not only a
On account of failing h e a l t h cratic party. It has made electing the next House. The barrier against the return of
House as it now stands con
o f myself a n d wife, I offer for s a l e
m .v hotel property in t h e t o w n of all money equally taxable; sists of 218 Democrats, 124 mad protection, but it fur
Boone, North Carolina, a n d will restored confidence in our Republicans, 12 Independ nishes advantage grount
tell low for cash a n d m a k e t e r m s currency and finances; given ents and Populists, and 2 from which must be waged
t o s u i t t h e buyer, a n d will t a k e
vacancies. Can the Demo
r?al o r personal p r o p e r t y in ex to the people the opportun crats lose so as to turn the further aggressive operations
ity of living better and cheap control over to theirenemies, against protected monopoly
c h a n g e . Apply s o o n .
V
W. L. BRYAN.
er; shattered the protective the Republicans? It is not and governmental favorit
trusts of McKinlevism; plac probable although of course ism.
NOTICE
Parties putting papers in ed the burden of taxation possible. We expect t h e "I take my place with the
my hand for execution will upon the rich man's surplus South to hold its own, or at rank and file of the Demo
please advance the fees vvi th as well as upon every man's the worst to lose not more crat? party who believe in
than a dozen members. The
the papers and the.y will re
needs; restored the freedom reaction and loss must occur tariff reform and who know
ceive prompt attention, other
wise they will be returned of election; placed the trans in the North if the Republi what it is, who refuse to ac
not executed for the want of actions o f the government cans are to control. Some cept the resists embodied in
tees,
D. F. B AIRD S HFF. and irs methods of account paper speculates thus:
this bill a s ^ ^ l o . s c of t h
Insure
Your
Life
Equitable Life
J
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
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war, who are not blinded to
the fact that the livery of
Democratic tariff reform has
been stolen and worn in the
service ot Republican protec
tion, and who have marked
the places where the deadly
blight of treason has blusted
the counsels of the brave in
their hour of might.
"The trusts and eombinations—t h e communion o f
pelf—w hose machinations
have prevented us from reach
ing the success we deserved,
should not be forgotten or
forgiven. VVe shall recover
from our astonishment at
their exhibition of power,
and if then the question is
forced upon us, whether they
shall submit to the free leg
islate e will of the people's
representatives, or shall dic
tate the laws which the peo
ple must obey, we will accept
and eeitle that issue as one
involving the integrity and
safety of American institu
tions.
"I love the principles of
true Democracy, be c a u s e
they are founded in patriot
ism und upon justice and
fairness towards all interests.
I am proud of my party or
ganization, because it is con
servatively sturdy and per
sistent iu the enforcement of
its prima pies. Therefore, I
do not despair of the efforts
made by the House of Repre
sentatives to supplement the
bill already passed by fur
ther legislation, and to have
engrafted upon it such modi
fications ar will mere nearly
meet Democratic hopes and
aspirations.
"I cannot be mistaken as
to the necessity of free raw
materials as the foundation
of logical and sinsible tariff
reform. The extent to which
this is recognized in the leg
islation already secured is
one of its encouraging and
redeeming features; but it is
vexations to recall that while
free coal and iron ore have
been denied us, a recent let
ter of the Secretary of the
Treasury discloses the fact
that both might have been
made free by the annual sur
render of only about #700,000 of unnecessary revenue.
"I am sure that there is a
common habit of nnder-estimuting the importance of
free raw materials in tariff
legislation, and of regarding
them as only related to con
cessions to be made to our
manufacturers. T h e truth
is, their influence is so far
reaching that if disregarded
a complete and beneficent
scheme of tariff reform can
not be successfully inaugurat
ed. When we give to our
manufacturers free raw ma
terials. we unshackle Ameri
can enterprises and ingen
uity, and these will open the
doors of foreign marxets to
the reception of our wares
and give opportunity for the
continuous and remunera
tive employment of Ameri
can labor. With materials
cheapened by their freedom
from tariff charges, the cost
of their product must be cor
respondingly chea pened.
Thereupon, justice and fair
ness to the consumer would
demand that the manufac
turers he obliged to submit
NO. 47.
to such a readjustment and
modification of the tariff up
on their finished goods as
would secure to tlie people
the benefit of the reduced
cost of their manufacturers
and shield the consumer
against the exaction of inor
dinate profits.
"It will thus be seen that
free raw materials and a just
and fearless regulation and
reduction of the tariff to
meet the changed conditions
would carry to .every hum
ble home in the land the
blessings of increased com
fort and cheaper living. The
millions of our countrymen,
who have fought bravely and
well for tariff reform, should
be exhorted to continue the
struggle, bodily challenging
to open warfare and con
stantly guarding against
trencher} and half heartedness in their camp.
"Tariff reform will not be
settled until it is honestly
and fairly settled in the in
terest and to the benefit of a
patient and long suffering
people.
Yours very truly,
[Signed.] GROVER CLEVE
LAND."
Raleigh Press: Your report
er found last, night a very dis
tinguished group of gentle
men in front of the YaThor
ough, among whom w a s
J i£d ge Mw-Roe, Chairman
Pou, Capt.. Bill Day, Clerk
Lambert, and several others
They were all a unit in iheir
belief that the State would
go Democratic this year by
a larger majority than it. ev
er has. During the conversa
tion Rev. Thomas Dixon's
namecame lipand he w a s
generally regarped a s t h e
brightest man who had gone
out of North Carolina for
many a day.
The Old Man's Occupation.
"What's Dick doing now?"
'•Well, Dick he's a doctorin'."
"And John?"
"He's horse tradinV'
"And William?"
"He's a savin' souls."
"And Tom?"
" Well, Tom—he's sorter pol
iticianin' oroun'."
''And you?"
"Well, I'm sorter fannin'
an' a feedin' of Dick an'John
an' William an' Tom.—-Con
stitution.
Charlotte Observer; Our
fears have ben realized. Some
nominations have ueeti made
for judge in this State t n i s
year of men who would not
make first-rate justice of tlie
peace. They have not been
made, however, by the Der;crats, and the capacity of the
men is thr best possible assu
rance that those who p u t
them up knew perfectly well
that they would never beelee
ted y
Messenger: Congress will
adjourn to-day. So glad!
Let the hands all play.
Tune—"Depart Ye Sons o f
Soil and Toil and Meet Your
Constituents.' Tableau—Reed
weeping that he has no more
conquests and Julius Bur
rows in full Indian rig danc
ing tlie war dance of the
Sioux.
�had time
in
The Watauga Democrat formed asto become fully ad
to the general
vantages to result to the in
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
devottnl t o t h e interest ot Coun dustries of the country and
t y S t a t e a n o Nation. Published to the people, from the new
every T h u r s d a y a t Boone, W a tariff legislation, I should
t a u g u County. N. C.
INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR JARVIS.
News a n d Observer.
have no doubt as to the result
of the November elections."
HOONE'S JUDICIAL BOOM.
At the Republican Judicial
Convention at Lenoir last
week, Hon. L. L. Green, for
merly a citizen of Marion and
a Democrat, was nominated
for Judge, and J. F. Spainhour, Esq., former editor of
the Watauga Fire-eating
Democrat, was endorsed for
Solicitor.
The Republicans are so
hard pressed for suitable ma
terial for candidates that
they are invading the Demo
cratic ranks every where in
search of men of more ability
than their party affords. It
seems that in the judicial con
tests they were so impressed
with the wisdom of the Dem
ocrats that they attempted
to imitate them by holding
their convention at the same
place and naming a candi
date lrom the same town.
Messrs. Council!, the Demo
cratic nominee, and Green,
the Republican nominee, both
hail from the charming vil
lage of Boone, which bears its
name in honor of Cousin
Dau'l Boone, and which town
stopped short, never to grow
again, when it heard the old
man had died.
Boone is noted for being
the smallest town in the
State with a court house,
and for having the greatest
altitude of any county capi
tal east of the Rockies. It is
also noted now* for furnish
ing judicial candidates.
Of course a wise Democrat
ic Councill Will be preferable
to a Green Republican for
Judge, and Leander will not
meander over this district
wearing the judical ermine.—
Marion Record.
It is true that the Senate
bill carries a tax on sugar,
and that, I well understand,
will not be popular in North
Carolina; but when the peo
ple come to understand that
while the cost of sugar will
be somewhat increased, the
cost of everything else will be
so much diminished I am
sure they will accept the gen
eral benefit without com
plaining of the sugar tax.
For instance, if a family of
10 will calculate the increase
in the cost of tneir sugar,
and then the decrease in the
cost of clothing; blankets,
hate, farm implements, cutler3', tableware and things of
that sort, and then strike a
difference, they will see that
although tbei e will be a
slight increase in the cost of
sugar, there will be a general
decrease in the cost of family
supplies.
"How much more will su
gar cost on account of this
tax?"
"The increase in the cost of
sugar, under the new law, is
variously estimated. Those
who make the estimate from
a Democratic standpoint say
that it will not be more than
a cent or a cent and a quar
ter. Those who make the
estimate from a Republican
standpoint say that it will
be two cents. I suppose the
truth lies between the two.
It must be remembered, how
ever, that while the new lawputs a tax on sugar, it ex
empts the people from pay
ing the bounty on sugar of
two cents a pound on the
sugar growers of Kansas,
Louisiana and other States,
BABIES OF THE YEAB.
so that under the new law
Could the infants of a year
the money which they will
be ranged in cradlis, says a
pay to the support of their
statistician, the cradles would
government in the sugar tax
extend around theglobe. The
will, under no circumstances,
same writer looks at the mat
be larger than the bounty
ter in a more picturesque
they were paying under the
light. He imagines the ba
McKinley law tc the sugar
bies being carried past a giv
growers. Now the tax they
en point in their mother's
pay on sugar goes to the sup
arm one by one, and the pro
port of the government, un
cession befng kept up night
der the McKinley law it goes
and day until the lust, hour
to the support of a few indi
in the twelve months had
viduals."
passed by.
"In your opinion, what
A sufficiently liberal rate is
a mend men ts did the Senate
allowed, but even in going
add to the bill that iinprov-]
past at the rate of twenty a
ed it?"
minute, twelve hundred an
"As one of the clii^f things
hour, during the entire year,
hat concerned the farmers
the reviewer a t his p o s t
of North Carolina, I will
would only have s?en t h e
11 ention the fact that cotton
sixth part of the infantile
bagging was put on the free
host,
list in the Senate. Tne Re
In other words, the babe
publicans all voted against
that had to be carried when
putting it on the free list,
the trainp began, would b ,j
while the Democrats and
able to walk when butamere
Popn.'sts voted in favor ol
fraction of its comrades had
it. F gs for grain made of
reached the reviewer's post,
butlap, which occupy the
and when the year's supply
h: » retotion to western ag
of babies was drawing to a
riculture that cotton bag
close, there would be a rear
ging dots to Southern fai mguard, not of infants, but of
ing. which under the McKinromping s i x year-old boys
lep hi 1 ! were taxel two cents
and girls, "his will be a rath
a pound, and uwo^r the Wil
er startling calculation to
son bill 15 per cent, the Sen
the many who do not dabble
ate bill puts on the free list.
in figures.—Ex.
1 mention these- two things
The sugar planters ol Louis
because they are of special
intnest to Southern and i a n a , h a v e b r o u g h t tsuit a We^^^rn farmers. There are g a i n s t t h e U n i t e d S t a l e s g o v
e m i n e n t f o r e l e v 11 m i l l i o n
many other things that d o l l a r s , s u g a r b o u n t y w h i c h
might be mentioned upon a h a s b e e n c u t off b y t h e D e m o
e r a t i e t a riff lull. T h e y c l a i m
careful review jf the bill."
"What C - you think of t h a t t h e l a w g i v i n g t h e m a
Den. a era 1 : e p r o s p e c t s b o u n t y p r o v i d e d f o r t h i s
b o u n t y t o t h e e n d of t h e
throng
H
"ourtrv at y e n r 1 8 9 5 , a n d t h e b o u n t y
amounts to about $11,000,-
•y a t large 000 11^ ve u-s.
.CMLOSHS
Marion Record: We remem
ber an assertion made in W. L Doisclas
13 THE BEST.
NO SQUEAKIN&
Marion two years ago by the
*5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH* ENAMELLED CALF
most prominent Populist in
*4.*3.5P FINE CALF&KAN6ARDH
the country that Gen. J. B.
• 3.4? POLICE,3 SOLES.
Weaver would show the peo
pie in two years that he
*2 .*L.7-5 BOYSSCHOOLSHOES.
•LADIESwould come out right. Sure
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Our
failure it will be in the man, equal custom work i n styleprofits. fitting shoes
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Mary L. Davis vs. Waistal
W. Davis.
The defendant above nam
ed will take notice that an
action entitled as the above
has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Watauga
county to desolve the bonds
of matrimony which now ex
ist between the plaintiff and
defendant, and the defendant
will further take notice that
he is required to appear at
the next term of t he Superior
Court of said county to be
held on the 2nd Monday in
Oct., 1894, at the court house
in Boone, N. C., and answer
or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to thecourtfor the
relief demanded in said com
plaint. This Aug. 20th, '94*
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Tiie Wat&aga Democrat
Thursday, Sept. 6', 1804
forfongress, 8tli District,
TV. H. Bower, of Caldwell.
for Judge, 10th District,
TV. B. t ouncill. of Watauga.
For Solicitor, 10th District,
H*. C. New land, of Caldwell.
f o r State Senator,
Z)r. /v. C. Beeves.
For Representative,
A. J. Fletcher.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM H. HARDIN.
.For Clerk Superior Court,
JAMES 0. HOKTON.
For Treasurer.
JAMES W. HOKTON.
For Register of Deeds,
HUGH DOBBIN.
For Surveyor,
JONES GREEK.
For Coroner,
NOAH MAST.
Fletcher only getting a frac-j it is now stated that the
tion majority. Then for the Rev. Ii. L. Patton, of Burke,
Senate Mr. Farthing ran j will not agree to the fusion
close up to Dr. Reeves This; idea of the Populists with the
vote shows plainly in what Republicsnsapd will take the
high esteem W. S. Farthing stamp against it. Mr. Patis held in the county and we ton seems to have some prin
aie proud it is so for we have ciple attached to his politics
no man who is possessed and so far as we have heard
with oetter qualifications to he is the most sensible Popu
represent our people, tie is list in the district among ihe
well informed and a man of leaders. How can a man
high character and one of who is sincere in his convic
our most worthy fellow citi tions and advocate Populists
zens Mr. Farthing was n o ideas fuse with a party who
candidate and asked for no h a v o a 1 w a y s fo n g h t a n d h re
office and has no regrets still fighting the principles of
on his own account, and will the Populists. How unnat
be found in the front rank ural it does seem to us for a
supporting the ticket. Let coalition between two op
the Democratic party rally posing parties for the sole
and support the ticket as purpose of defeating the par
they have done heretofore. ty and principles who are en
We believe they will.
gaged in trying to establish
the very principle that one
Eli Whitney, of Conn., has of the parties of coalition
invented a cotton picking maintain as regards silver,
machine that will do the tariff etc. In other words,
work of one hundred hands why will Populists join forces
in picking cotton. The in with the Republicans, when
vent ion of labor saving ma their natural ally isthe Dem
chinery is making against ocratic party?
the laboring man every year.
Marvelous Results.
Year by year the daily labor F r o m a letter written b y Rev.
ers are supplanted by ma J . G u u d e n n a n , o f Dimondalo,
chinery and the yearly in Mich., we a r e permitted t o m a k e
this x ract: "J have
crease of the foreign element t i o n eintrecommending' n o hesita
Dr. K i n g ' s
asking for employment caus New Discovery, a s t h e results
es labor to get lower and low were a l m o s t marvelous in t h e
er and our own native work case of my wife. While 1 was pas
t o r of t h e B a p t i s t Church a t Riv
men will have, and are hav e r s J u n c t i o n s h e was brought
ing much competition. Our down with P n e u m o n i a succeeding
gates are too wide and al L a Grippe. Terrible p a r o x y s m s
of c o u g h i n g would l a s t h o u r s
ways kept open for this for with little interruption a n d i t
eign element who flock to seems a s if s h e could n o t survive
our shores every month seek t h e m . A friend recommended
Dr. K i n g ' s New Discovery, i t
ing better wages than their w a s quick in i t s work a n d highly
own country affords them. satisfactory in results.'' T r i a l
Legislation on this subject bottles free a t W. L . Bryan's
will soon lie askeo for and s t o r e . Regular size 5 0 c . & 1.00.
demanded and a restriction
The campaign is now open
of the immigrants will follow. ing in several sections of the
Ourown people as well as the
State. Senators Ransom and
foreigners seem to shirk the
Jarvis are billed to speak at
pursuit of agriculture if they
Jackson last Monday. We
can get employment in the
understand that Bower will
factories and mines. Vast
open his canvass at Moiganteritories of unbroken forest
1 on t his wet k.
remain in our own country
and we have room enough T h e Populists for n o t being wise
for three times our popula Received a lick between t h e eyes.
tion, but we ought to have It is ever, ever t h u s ,
a voice in the kind of people T h a t greed causes a muss.
who should occupy it. There We left o n r m o o r i n g
And g o t a scoring,
is no room here for Anar H a d we kept in the middle of t h e
chists and bad people who
road,
will stir up strife and instir- We would n o t h a v e been s o bad
ly s h o r n .
ections. We ought to he able,
But we c a n n o t a l w a y s tell
to stop this class of foreign How f o a v o i d such a hell.
ers.
I t is awful, t o be sure.
We desire to say to our
Democratic friends of Wat
auga who are dissatisfied
with some of the ticket nomi
nated b y the Democratic
convention for the different
offices that it is folly for
them to manifest any disap
probation. All the men on
the ticket are true and tried
Democrats, and men of high
character, without spot or
blemish and have always
rnnnlully supported the Dem
ocratic ticket. We do not
deuy that the ticket nomi
nated might have been made
more acceptable if it had
been made to represent more
influential families and sec
tions of the county but this
was unavoidable in the coun
ty convention after the town
ships had instructed their
deligates. The nominees for
-Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer, Keg
ister of Deeds, Surveyor and
Coronor are ceitainly men
worthy of Democratic sup
port. What can be urged
against them? We our sel
ves have as much right to
complain, perhaps, as any
of the defeated candidates
but we are calm and seiene
and now regard the whole
ticket as a good representa
tive one. It is our Demo
cratic ticket to vote for and
An intelligent citizen of our
we will give it our full and
county was recently talking
cordial support ant desire
the election of the eutiretick- to us about the Alliance or
and we urgeall our Demo ganization. H e formerelv
cratic friends to come up belonged to the order and re
manly and give the ticket gretted its desolation. Said
their support. All thecandi the objects and aims of the
<iateshave heretolore stuck order were high and honor
able and would have been
ciose to the nominees and
have never betrayed their a power for great good in
party, but have been true the land, but designing men
men and will remain true no got control ard led the Alli
doubt in every particular, ance into politics for politi
cal purposes of its would-be
and if they ore connected to lenders and has thwarted
each o*her it surely does not and corrupted the organiza
disqualify them to hold office. tion and lias brought it into
Mr. El rod who came so close disrepute and reproach and
to a nomination for Register its usefulness has been com
pletely destroyed. It first
of Deeds ought to feel highly undertook to stand alone in
complimented, for tlie fact politics this caused many 01
that the nominee for Sheriff the most influential members
was his door neighbor and to withdraw, it was then call
it was thought best not to ed the Third party. General
Weaver, whom they ran for
have two nominations so President has become disgus
close. So with the defeated ted and quit them. Now
,
,
,
, . . .
•
candidates for Sheriff both thpyhnv-e been let into the
of them had strong friends in Radical camps and arc called
the county, and their time fusionists orco-operationists
and
Alli
will y et corne, when they will ancehere ends the great They
organization.
b e m o r e f o r t u n a t e . T h e have gone over to the great
nomination for Senate and enemy who oppressed the peo
House was more remarkable ple sorely and would again
t h a n usual. Ex-Senator whenever opportunity offers.
Farthing was voted for by The Alliance or all those who
remained have been swallow
the different townships for ed up by decaying Repub'icither Senior or Represent a canism. All will go down to
t ye and fo the House lie on* gether * ver to rise anymore
v'lacked a fraction of a vote "unhonored, unwept and un
nominee. Mi s u n g
And we should n o t be slow
T o a v a i l ourselves of t h e cure
T h a t N. M. Allen c in bestow.
His eyes now a r e open,
His grief shall n o t be spoken.
As.he meets you a t his door
And Walks you over his floor
His object is to sell,
And n o t his troubles t o tell.
His s t o c k g r o w s larger.
His prices g e t s smaller.
H e is being found o u t a t Inst.
And his g o o d s a r e going fast.
T h o u s a n d s of new p a t r o n s h a v e
t a k e n H o o d ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a this
season a n d realize 1 i t s benefit in
blood purified a n d s t r e n g t h re
st oi ed.
NOTICE.
B y v i r t u e o f tin e x e c u t i o n
i s s u e d b y t h e " l e r k of t h e S n p e r i o r C o u r t of W a t a u g a C o .
and directed to me, I will sell
a t t lie c o u r t h o u s e d o o r in t h e
t o w n of B o o n e , N C., o n t h e
8 t h d a y of O c t . 1 8 9 4 , i t be
i n g t h e f i r s t d a y of t h e S u p e
rior Court, a certain tract or
p a r c e l of l a n d I v i n g o n t i n
Uitl water* of Cove Ore -k.
adjoining the lands of Landrine Eggars, James Miller
and others, containing 400
acres more or less, and now
known a s the lands of I s a a c
and A. M. Dougheitv, levied
on by me on Aug. 80th, '94.
to satisfy an execution in tny
hands for $191.17 principal
with interest and cost, incase
of Joseph Loch hi me & Co. VK
Isaac, A. M. ami I). B. Don
erty. This
BOfh. 1894.
D. 1
Blood Poison
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Jennings
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(DENTIST.)
hility, especially for thosedis
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office. onOcvv Creek 'whore 1«.fit r ! e a s e s w h i c h p h y s i c i a n s h a v e
u n p r o f e s s i o n a l services t o t h e p r o n o u n c e d i n c u r a b l e .
citizens of surrounding count1 y
W e g i v e b e l o w a lew of t h e
Mini V ill g o anywhere in HUM oun ( t h e m a n y let t o r s . w h i c h w e
t.y t o d o work where t h e a m o u n t j lm v e r e c e i v e d , a fid which w e
o t w o r k will justify, by writing , p u b l i s h w i t h t h e c o n s e n t of
l n e t o the a b o v e 'address, s t a l i n g| t h e w r i t e r s w h o a r e c o n vinew h a t you h a v e t o do. 1 use not liing b u t / t h e best, material conibin led t h a t s u c h a r e m e d y a s we
ed with honest skill, consequent h a v e d e s c r i b e d h a s been f o u n d
ly wlieu I s o y I GUARANTEE m y in C o m p o u n d O x y g e n T r e a t
work I mean t o GUARANTEE , a n d m e n t of L i s . S t u f k e v & P u now s t a n d r e a l y a n d willing t o lell.
m a k e g o o d a n y promise I n a v e
" M y d a u g h t e r was cured of
m a d e t o t lie people.
Asthma by o n e t r e a t m e n t otoom
fit**'" Best of reference given.
Mr. Wm. E. OreeriholtM
pound Oxygen, a f t e r suffering
Baltimore, Mil.
for fifteen years, ED. n. WJLI.JH,
NOTICE.
"For four years 1 war in Intense suffering
Tyler, T e x a s .
with an abscess on my thigh. It discharged
I will sell f o r c a s h t o t li e
freoly and several limes
h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t L i n v i l l e , N. " I used y o u r c o m p o u n d Oxy
Pieces of Bone R&mo Out.
gen a b o u t a y e a r a n d a halt a
I,aat February I hail to take my bed for four C., o n F r i d a y . S e p t . 1 4 , '1)4,
I neglected t o tell y o u ot
weeks, aiid then It was I began to take Hood's t h e f o l l o w i n g a r t i c l e s o f p e r g o .
t h e g r e a t benefit I received frt m
Harsaparilla. I soon got on my feet, but was
sonal property, to wit: One
very weak and went to the Maryland University
i t s use. I Have n o t been t r o u b
hospital, where they said my trouble was chronic s a w mill a n d e n g i n e , o n e t y p e
led with c a t a r r h since.—F. W.
blood poisoning and gave me little hope. I re- w r i t e r , a n u m b e r of s a d d l e s ,
Bevels. Syracuse University Sy
turned home and continued taking Hood's. I
have used six bottles and the abscess has en a la r g e q u a a t i t .v of l u m b e r . racuse, N. Y.
tlrely disappeared, and I havo been in
wit h v a i i o n s o t h e r i h i n g s t o o
Flno Health liver Since.
t e d i o u s t o meiitn>n
Sent! for book ol t w o hundred
I know if It had not been for Hood's Sarsapa- J . F F S P M N H O U R , lb r- 'i va*.
.KigcN for fin t'.herinfonnatiou, 1< S
rllla I should be In my grave. I have gained In
i in.onials, etc, A hook sent tree.
L i n ville ! n i p . ( o .
weight from 147 a year ago to 170 pounds to-day.
Home T r e a t m e n t sent o u t by ex
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NOTICE.
pa
Treatment, administered here.
I praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for It all." WM . F. j T h o m a s A. M a r t i n pi'fT v s .
URKBN&OLTZ, 1B12 Hanover St., Baltimore, Mil.
I I . I I . M a i n a n d wife VV.
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ed for t h e m , t h e following lour c o u n t \ a n d d i r e e f e d t ' ) m e , I
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covery, t o r coiiHiimption, coughs, B o o n e , N ' . o n t h e S* h d i v
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HARXES« Ac
Valuable vegetable remedies a r e a n d wife a n d B e t s y J a n e M a r
used in t h e preparation of H o o d s t i n , t o s a t i s f y a n e x e c u t i o n on h a n d , which will be sold o n
S a r s a p a r i l l a in such n peculiar in m y h a n d f o r $ 1 0 1 o l a n d reasonable t e r m s . It we h a v e n o t
m a a nes a s t o retain t h e full nied. o t h e r c o a t s in e a s e Tints. A
icinnl value of every ingredient. M a r t i n v s . II. II. M a i n a n d g o t w h a t y ou w a n t , we will
T h u s H o o d ' s Snrsapnrilhi com o t h e r s . T h i s S e p t . 4 t h 1 8 9 4 t a k e pleasure in g e t t i n g a n y
bines economy a n d s t r e n g t h a n d
t h i n g for y o u in o u r line. We b u y
I). F. BAIRD . Sh'tT.
is t he only remedy of which " 1 0 0
direct from manufacturers a n d
Doses One Dollar" is true. Be
c a n , therefore," give y o u v t r y
s u r e t ° gel Hood's.
H o o d ' s Dills d o not purge pain
close prices.
oa*. gripe, h u t net promptly, easi
We h a v e a full line of new H a r
ly a n d efficiently.
ncss—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev
•(<>)
R'lcklen'N Arnkn Sa've.
One of t h e g r e a t secrets in m a erytiling in t h e harness line. Can
T h e best salve in t h e world for king money is t o know how t o beut t h e world on prices.
cuts, bruises, sores, s a l t rheum, s a v e i t . T h e principal way t o s a v e
fever sores, tet ter, chapped h a n d s money is t o buy t h a t which y o u
BfefTWc will t a k e in exchange,
Chilblains, c o r n s a n d all skin coiisume from t he p a r t y who will horses, mules, a n d m l s o g o u d bee
eruptions, a n d positively cures sell y o u t h e BEST article for t h e cuttle. Give u s a call.
pitas,* o r tio p a y required. I t is LEAST m o n e y I n o r d e r t o find
guaranteed to give perfect satis t h e a b o v e named p a r t y it is very liENKEL, CTIAIG & (().
faction o r m o n e y refunded essential t h a t y o u call a n d ex
Price 2 5 cents per box. F o r sale
a m i n e mv immense stock of
Lenoir A. C.
by VV. L. B r y a n .
After Approach of Death, New Ufo
by Taking Hoo.1'9.
OfS,
HOW TO SAVE MON
EY.
LAND SALE.
Having b e e n a p p o i n t e d
CENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
c o m m i s s i o n e r in t h e c a s e of
Which is a l m o s t complete in ev
J . R M c D o w e l l t o t h e u s e of e r v d e p a r t m e n t , consisting ot
t h e F r i c k C o . , v s . J . A . Aid Dry Goods, Notions, B o o t s a n d
r i d g e , w h e e m j u d g m e n t w a s Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
Groceries. Saddles. Queenso b t a i n e d i n f a v o r of t h e
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
plaintiff a t the Spring term
of W a t a u g a S u p e r i o r C o u r t , Etc., Etc., t o o numr r o u s ' t b men
tion.
1 S$44 f o r t h e s u m of $ 5 0 0 , 0 0
I h a v e j u s t received t h e nicest
a n d c o s t . I i n p u r s u a n c e of
a n d m o s t complete line of
an order contained in said
j u d g m e n t , , will sell t o t h e
highest bidder for cash a t
t h e c o u r t . . h o u s e d o o r ill
B o o n e o n t h e Nth d a y of 0< t.. J T h a t h a s ever been exhibited t o
tiie cit izens of Boone untl sur
1894. it being the second j
roundings. consisting ot
M o n d a y of s a i d m o n t h a u d i
Calicoes of all st vies a n d shades
t h e f i r s t d a y of t h e F a l l t e r m j F a n c y a n d plain Lawns, Chalof c o u r t , t h e f o l l o w i n g v a l u n
lies. S a t •tines, Ginghams, Nanle t r a c t o f l a n d , viz: 1 4 0
s o o k s , chain b r a y s . Cashmeres,
•acres, m o r e o r l e s s , l y i n g a n d
Honrietas, Bleechihg. Damask
b e i n g i n VVatnugn t o w n s h i p
drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotof VV'ataUge. c o n n ' y . N. ( ' . ,
t o i i n d e s , j e a n s etc. which will
b e l o t i g i r g t o a m l in t h e n a m e be sold at. reduced pi ices far.cash
of J. A . A hi r i d g e , a d j o i n i n g o r i t s oquivolent, meeting a n d d t
t h e l a u d of S h e l l ' s h e i r s o n fying all
I? EA SON A It! E COMPETITION
t h e n o r t h , E. Coffey o n t h e
s o u t h , VV. VV. L e n o i r o n t h e
fifesfA. B . M y entire stock
e a s t a n d R. F . Briekel o n t h e of General Merchandise will
west, and being the same he
p u r c h a s e d of J. A . W o o d y . he sold at reduced juices ior
m
F o r a f u l l e r a n d m o r e c o m CASH or its equivoleut. ^&k
p l e t e d e s c r i p t i o n reference i s
in o r d e r t o m a k e r o o m for
h e r e b y m a d e t o B o o k " M " new s t o c k , I a m offering m y en
p a g e 1 9 1 of t h e r e c o r d s of tire lot of
W a t a u g a c o u n t y . S a i d l a n d READY-MADE CLOTHING
will b e s o l d t o s a t i s f y t h e
A l COST.
a f o r e s a i d j u d g m e n t of $ 5 9 0 , .
T h a n k i n g m v friends a n d eus00 with interest on the same
f r o m r e n d i t i o n of j u d g m e n t t o m e r s for t h e liberal p a t r o n a g e
u n t i l p a i d , a n d t h e c o s t of they h a v e given me in t h e p a s t
a m i soliciting a c o n t i n u a t i o n ot
said action.
T i t l e i n fee s i m p l e will b e t h e s a m e s o l o n g a s I merit it, I
RESPECTFULLY,
m a d e t o t h e p u r c h a s e r . T h i s am
Sept. 5th 1894.
m r> blackbuhn.
E . S . Coffey, C c m .
LOOK & LOT!!
X
AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94,
10 per cent, cut on prices.
SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER,
NEVER TEN DAYS.
Look o v e r o u r list a n d coift
p a r e o u r prices with t h o s e selling
o n time. "Money saved is m o n
ey m a d e . "
Wo wi! sell you 4 1-2 pounds
goMd conee for $ 1 . 0 0 , 11) p o u n d s
o . i m ' C s u g a r lor $1.0-0,' best
calico 0 t o 7 1-2 c t s per y a r d , c o t
eon check, 2 ? inches wide, 7 c t s .
j per } T ard, a n d ladies' a n d g e n t s '
ii a t.s cheaper t h a n they h a v e ev
e r been sold before.
We a r e j u s t receiving a fall line
of ladies' dress g o o d s a t prices t o
suit, t h e buyers.
WE MEAN WHAT WE8A Y.
Call a n d see u s a n d we c a n s a v e
y o u money.
R v ,si\
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
Blowing Rock, March 5 .
Mtundaiil Koper's Notice.
T h e p e o p l e of W a t a u g a will
take notice that I have pro
c u r e d a r o o m in t h e c o u r t
house where I uill attend a t
the commissioners" court the
f i r s t M o n d a y in e a c h m o n t h
for the purpose of sealing the
weights and measures forthe
people. The law requires this
to be done every two yea is.
J. II. COOK,'
STANDAKD KEEtfKK.
�SUBSCRIPTION HATE IS
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
effected, and chairman Eaves
was floored. He had only a
small following, the majority
of the convention being in
fa vor of a trade. So it was
.
,
.,
nviile. I t is wild „.y w . m Republicans that the Demo
eratic majority this fall will
be in the neighborhood of
50,000.' We can irake out
with that, but why not have
75,000?.
I aopyl year
...$1.00
" (i months
50
" 3 III Oil til H
35
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
1 " 1 month
1 75
1 "3 3.00
1 " 0 "
5.00
1 " 1 year
7.00
3 column 1 week
0.00
1 month
13.50
1
"
3 "
25.00
—Mr. W. E. Bryan received
"
0 "
37.50
1
"
1 year....
5 0 0 0 a letter some days since from
HON. WILLIAM HOETON BOWER.
A Short Sketch of Hi* Life a <1 Politi
cal Civ c<'i"
x oider, Ashe,
A l l e g h a n y Buiue. C a l d w e l l ,
r i e v e l m u l . Eoisytl.. G i .stmi,
Mitchell, S u r r y , W i l k e s , \V«
taugn —12 eountles; popula
tion, 190,784.
William 11. Bower, the sub
ject of this sketch was born ;
in Wilkes county, N. C., June j
5th 1850; received an aca- )
demic education at Firilev |
High School, Lenoir, N. C., j
and finnished his education'
at the age of sixteen. He liv- |
—Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Jur
From Hattie, N. C.
ed on thefarm untir69, vvheii i
ne.v, of Olin, Iredell county,
Editor Democra t:
he studied law under Col. G. j
are visiting their daughter,
A s I c o u l d n o t a t t e n d t h e N. Folk, ot Lenoii; vvaslieensj
Mrs. it. C. Rivers.
D e m o c r a t i c C o u n t y ( ' ( i n v e n ed by the Supreme Court in
— Sawmill. engine, and a
l a r g e q u a n t i t y of l u m b e r t o
be sold a t Linville on the
3 4th.
t i o n 1 d e s i r e s p a c e i n t h e c o l - j 1 8 7 0 . I n 1 8 7 6 h e w e n t t o Gal
i i m n s o l t h e l i E M X R . v i t o ex-1 jf .)i*nia a n d t a u g h t s c h o o l u u
p r e s s m y t h a n k s t o n.y hd-! (i( t h e s u m m e r of 1 8 8 0 , wlnui
low citizens for their earnest
, t u r n e d t o h i s h o m e in
--It is gratifying to usthat e f f o r t s t o s e c u r e m y n o m i - C a l d w e l l . I n 1 8 8 2 h e w a s e ,
our people are uniting on the n a t i o n a s a c a n d i d a t e f o r a ' l e c t e d a s a m e m b e r of t h e L e g ,
ticket and will give it then s e a t in t h e n e x t G e n e r a l As- j i s l n t u r e f r o m CaldweM c o u n - !
full support. This is well.
s e m b l y of N o r t h C a r o l i n a , j yy w i t h o u t o p p o s i t i o n ; i n ' 8 4 j
Their zealous labors m my
behalf will ever be remember
ed by me with gratitude, but
the standard of Democracy
has oeeti placed in other
hands, and worthy hands,
and I ask my friends, who la
bored in my behalf before the
primaries and in the County
(/(invention, to give to the
— idie Three Forks Asso regular nominees of the Dem
ciation at Gup Greek was oeralic Party the same cor
largely attended and had a dial support which they gave
very pleasant meeting. Next me before the nominations
year the Association will he were made. The rank and
file of Democracy has ever
at Cove Greek Church.
given the party its success;
—Rev. E. F. J OPPS, of Gas
tonia, preached, -at Boone they have been the heroes of
Friday night and at Three every Democratic victory
Forks on Sunday. Rev..J ones that has ever been gained in
is on a resting tour and vis Watauga county and they
iting his old friends. He will must give the party its suc
return in a few days to his cess in the coming campaign
if success is attained.
home and family.
Fellow Democrats, let us
—Elder Brooks (col) who perform our duty and victory
has been visiting the colored will again perch upon our
people here for a number of banner.
years,, preached bis farewell
Sincerely,
sermon in the court house on
W. S. FARTHING.
Tuesday night. He seems to
be a very earnest worker and
From Clifton, N. C.
lias the respect of all.
Ectitor Democrat:
—The Boards of county
commissioners and Educa
tion were both in session
Monday aim did general rotine business. The attend
ance was unusually small.
All speak of their promising
corn crops, fat cattle etc.
—The Quarterly meeting
at Boone Saturday and Sun
day passed off very pleasant
ly. The Eider Barnett preach
ed very acceptably. A num
ber of our good friends from
Gove Creek, Meat Gamp, Valle
Crucis and other parts of the
county were present.
—J. L. Moretzrelates to us
that on last Saturday on
Elk Knob and on the head of
Meat Camp the hail that fell
in the severe storm exceeded
anything ever known there.
Hail stones as large as one's
fist came down. The greater
amount was as large as hen
eggs. The corn crop was
badly damaged. On t h e
same day at Valle Crucis, on
Watauga River, there was a
severe hail storm.
—Topic: "The die is cast."
At the Republican State convcni >n L >st week fusion w; -
It is not often one has the
pleasure in this county of enjo.ving go gra nd an occasio11
us was the writers privilege
on last Saturday. From
early morn crowds could be
seen in all directions wend
ing their way to one of the
most beautiful and pictur
esque spots in the county
Known as Willow Grove at
mouth of Ilicli Hill creek. In
the midst of the willows
which had been tastely
pruned, a table full sixty feet
in length was beautifully dec
orated with flowers of var
ious tints and everything in
the way of good things to
eat that would tempt the ap
petite of the most, fastidious.
One of the grandest features
of the occasion was a speech,
short but to the point, deliv
ered by Col. Grayson explain
ing to the young people the
object of a picnic which was
very touching. After dinner
was over and the fragments
gathered up the people re
turned to their respective
homes with glad hearts and
no regrets for the expense
and trouble they had taken
in preparing a social picnic.
Restored to
(-OUNTIES— A h
his uncle, Rev. Gilson Bryan,
Entered at the Fontoffice at who now livesat Silver shoals
Boone. N. G\, as second-class Ga. Notwithstanding t h e
mail matter.
fact that he is in his 87th
year, he, a few da.vs before
LOCAL NEWS.
the letter ivas written, bap
tized 14 candidates by unmet*
—Chicken and butter wag sion. We remehiber hearingons still go to Blowing Rock. Rev. Bryan preach near '53,
— Finley Coffey, wife a n a at an association on Horse
babe, of Lenoir, spent some Creek, in Ashe county, and
days in Boone this week.
we remember his singing the
song 'There is a happ.v Land'
—Do yon want a type-wri
ter? If so attend the auction which was the first time we
sale at Linvilleon the 14th. ever heard it.
—Receiver J. F. Spainhoui
is offering a lot ot personal
property for sale at Linville
on the 14th inst. See notice.
—Read The Mountain Med
ioine Go's, ad in this issue;
purchase a package and test
its wonderful curative prop
erties.
A Broken-Down Man
was elected to the State Sen
ate; in '85 was appointed So
licitor for the 10th Judicial
Perfect Health
By the use of
AyeR's
Sarsaparilla
"For eight years, I was, most of
the time, a great sufferer from con
stipation, kidney trouble, and indi
gestion, so that my constitution
seemed to be completely broken
down. I was induced to try
AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took
nearly seven bottles, with such ex
cellent results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect
condition and, in 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. 1 swear by AYER'S and believe this prep
aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. 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 AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and alter using two bottles of it,
1 ielt like a different man—tlie 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, 86
William st., New York City.
Prepared by Dr.
C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mane.
Has cured others, will c u r e
Hi. f
ft!
OE
ZiQNViUE NORTH GASOIIHS
you
1
A V'i
TELLS rs NO ft CM
LUG TO DR AW
TRADE!
o
I MEANBiJSWESS.
-oIs now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valuDist. of_N.C. b.\ Go\ S<
bF medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB .WE Br
a
and in 1880 v\as elected So-;(;fXE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec- 1 rom now until the first day
licitor for lour years without tion.
oppposition: In 1890 he was
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c is- of April I will sell my stock of
a candidate for Congress, but easos of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
was defeated by Col. Win. H. sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective.
recommended bv
H. Cowles on the 147 f h bal- the physicians of the county, and isIt is of the best medione
—AND
lot. lie was the unanimous (dues on the market.
ehoiee.of the people for a mem
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
her of the Fifty third Con With lull directions on each, Price $1.00 per package",sent
gress. and was elected, receiv (>ost paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
\t 1 9 per cent abovfe
ing 15,896 votes, against. 13,- pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
RESPECTFULLY.
215 votes for Dr. J. O. Wil- we are not trying to humbug you.
cox, of Ashe county,a Repubi
1HE MOUNTAIS MEDICINE COMPANY.
1
licau and a very influential jZionville, N. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
-oman.
Mr. Bower was renomina
If you don't think I mean i
ted by acclamation on t h e
come and look through my
o25th of July at the democrat
ic Congressional convention
uir
held at Wilkesboro.
OOn the 27th of Nov., 1893,
It wont cost you one cent if
Mr. Bower was married in
Wel!. when you want the best grade of goods, call on
you dont purchase.
Newark, N. J., to Miss An me, for I have them. For the next twentv days I will offer
nette Monthaler, of Bethle a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, I have a large stock and
hem. P j F , an accomjili>aei77M. Ladies' untrimmed hats at 20 cts. and up; a lot ofChallies want to get rid of it before
spring.
dy who is related to mapyof h.t 5 cts. a yard cash—nice patterns.
the leading Moravian fami
Remember this is a special sale, und will positively on
-olies in Salem, N. C.
ly last twenty Jays. So if you want bargains, now is the
CALL AND LOOK I
Mr. Bovver, is a very popular time, as you will find many useful things at cost and un
man. as is shown by his be der on my Special
-o——
ing twice nominated to Con
Counter Bargains,
I would call your; attention
gress without opposition. In
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell to the big cut in prices in my
appearance he is a large fine
looking man; has an even them at reduced rates for produce. So all can fare alike.
other lines
temper and is a jolly compan Pome one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
ion—can lung' heartily, en as they must go regardless of cost.
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I have a
joys company and has no self
importance or bigotry about full line.
him. He is a plain, unassu
ming man, and is endowed
with lots of human kindness,
Yours Anxious to please,
lie is a fine stumper and can
successfully meet any oppo
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
nent in the State on the hus
una
tings. He is a born politi
cian, and stays in close touch
with his constituents; never
o •
forgetting to be of, and in
unison with them. He is boldspoken, has a fine voice and
W T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."*©*]
never fails to interest his hea
rers. He is full of rich jokes, W S r t f t T N O W I E 1 H E 1 1A h 1 0 S U B S C R I B E .
and seasons his arguments
with theniy so much so that
one is reminded,of our noble
Vance. He is fast becoming
the (>ot of his district, and we
predict a continued success
ful yareer for him. Ho is hon
est and brainy, in full man
hood and will remain in the
front ranks, despite the stren
uous efforts that aie being
and will be made for his de
feat by the radical combma
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST;
STOCK
urn.
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VOL(>
The
BOONE,
COUNTY, N. C.,
TH UBS DAY
SEl'TEMBEB- 13,1894,
A Letter from Judge Conner.
LETTER. (use of confectioners can be
ther trespassing upon the
Paige Con nor, of Wilson, N. kindness o f m y friends. 1
imported under it.
From our Regular Correspondent.
The departments are all (/., under the date ot Sept. wish to thank you for your
closed to day, CongiesN hav 3, wrote t he following to Hon. loyal friendship a n d wise
Secretnry Carlisle is prob
ably doing the hardest work ing at the last session made George Unwind, of Tarboro, counsel in this, to me. most
:
of his lift, while the President the 1st Monday n Septem concerning his nomination disagreeable experience. IT
and most of the other mem ber a legal holiday, to be for Associate Justice by the} is thoroughly consistent with
is, without doubt, the greatest
an intimate association of
bers of the Cabinet are seek- known *ns Labor Day. The Populists:
benificiary of life insurance. It
ing the recreation they earn- 'lay was cel«d>rated by the
MY DEAR SIR : You well re more than twenty years and
affords him an absolutely safe
led b.y their hard work dur- orffniiizutions which all t( ok member 1 hat some weeks ago strengthens the strong but
means of investing his savings
and a guarantee that those de
iiig the long session of Con- P aT 't bi a big street parade,
I conferred with von in regard pleasant sense ot obligation
pending on his earnings will jgress. li is the ndir inistra-! Lots of tomfoolery is be to Hie proper course for me which I shall ever entertain
be amply provided for at his
demise.
Under the Tontine 11ion of the neiv tariff law ing sent out of Washington to pursue to avoid what Ijioryou. 1 am,
Sincerely yom s,
policy of the
I that is keeping Secretary concerning the alleged dis learned was the purpose of
H , G . CONNOR.
Cm lisle in Washington and cord among the democrats the People's party to place
who compose the Congies- my name on t heir ticket for
! working him so ha id. Every
ANNOUNCEMENT.
he is also provided with a safe
hour firings telegrams stal sional campaign committee. Asso'-iato Justice. I rliensta
guard against misfortune besides
To the Democratic People ol
There is no discord in the ted to you 1 hat I had done
receiving a much larger amount ling questions that must be
submitted to the Secretary committee, which is doing all and should do what I could Mot i h (a rolina:—
of insurance for the sameamount
1 la ving rn ver been a eandiof premiums paid in. It is bet
before being answered and that it was expected to do to prevent it. What' has.mice
ter than the savings bank, better
in the campaign. Secretary occurred n c.mncrtion with late before you, I now 'an
|ev*M\y mail adds its quota*
than the building association,
Few of these complications! Gardner, who is constantly the matter was correctly si a- nounce myself with hesita
better than government bonds.
Better for the wage earner, 01 for
are important to the gor,er- a t the committee headquar- ted in an editorial in t li e tion.
anyone, than any other method
! offer myself for .a seat in
al public, although they are! ters, said when asked what NEWS AND OBSERVER on the
ever originated, l or facts ami
30th ultimo. 1 should hnve'the United States Senate
important to individunlsand he thought of the outlook:
f; figures, address
must be carefully straighten-: tt all depends upon the tar submit 11M 1 my purposed act.*: j made vacant by the death of
W. J. RODDEY, Alaiv„..f
| Per tte Carollnaa.
Rock Hill, -5. C.
I n doing
ed out as the Secretary's de iff bill. Nearly every Con to yen had yon been ni Senator Vance.
gressional district in theU- home and was suipiised to I his, I jo not antagonize ei
cision will set a precedent
I which ihay in vol ve the gain nited States is interested in learn that you were not ther of the present Senators,
PRO FESSIONA L.
or I ass of thousands of dol- «<>nie way or another in this aware <»l iu\ reply to Mr. But hut aspire to an office that
iInt*s to tlio government. A n r ' h hill. A paragraph ler until the 31st ult. You neither of them seeks.
W . U COUNCILL, JU.
The two great questions in
Probably the most import-1 ^hioh will please the peop'ein eoiiatrued aright my letter
A TTORNEY AT L A v.
volved in the Chicago plat
'ant decision that Secretary jdistrict will not. please to Mr. Butler, and say you
-.Boone. X. C. Carlisle has made was that!' L c> s <- adjoining districts, I l.i i n k a construct ion 1111- form wen* Tariff Reform and
I stopping the payment of the j ^ hat Nv '" w tiit the voters of thouglit of by myself could Financial Reform. The Tariff
VV. B. COUNCILL. M.I). I sugar bounty on the day the | a n easbrn state will not be be justified and would prob bill just passed does not ful
Boone, N. C.
new law went inN) effect re satisfactory on the Pacific ably be generally drawn. In ly meet expectations, and 1
Resident Physician. Office ganlless of « hen the applioa- j constSo you can see how that letter I republished and favor such modifications of
on King Street north of Post tion for the Bounty WHS marie, i difficult it is to fore east re- I thought emphasized my it ns will deprive every trust
(),!ice.
Tnis decision principally af suits until we.know more of first protest. It seeins now and combine of an ad\anfects the beet sugar makers, how the tariff bill is being re that neither the Populists or tage it allows.
On the tariff, and on most
who claim that they should ceived by the rank and file of the R» publicans so construe
be paid the bounty upon all the voters. We do not ex it, and by their course force subjects, I stand with o u r
.1 7 lOHSEY A 7 LAW,
sugar made before the repeal pert to retain our present me, after using other means, Democratic President n n d
maiuon,
n . c of the bounty law went into large majority in the House, as you are aware, to use give him a cordial and zeal
-(o)effect, and who are making but we do expect to elect a stronger terms than I first ous support. I regret not to
thought suitable toward lie uble to agree with him in
•Will practice in the courts ol strong efforts to get Secre majority of its members."
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow tary Carlisle to change his
It has just leaked out that those offering to vote for me his financial policy. Finan
ell and all alter counties in tliei- .
. .
,
, ex-Speaker Reed, before leav for n highly honorable posi cial reform is of Hie most
t ..
WS r ri„l
j">torp,vt«tion of th« law, al*ihn given to the collection ol tfioiigh it also catches this ing Washington, certified, in tion. M.v strong attachment, pressing importance, and I
ljiiins." 1 ®*
years crop of maple sugar. accordance with the olu rinc to the principles of the Demo favor immediate notion in re
Upon this decision will de- revived during tin last ses era tic'party and belief that gard to that matter.
W 3. Conncill M. I>. T. C. Blacfcbnrn.,
,
,
.
.
.......
To many the result of the
Itooni', N. C
Zlonvillf, N. C. I'""1"1 Whether flboul $O<>0,- sion, the number of days he its continued control of the
h a d been absent without adrrduistrnt ion of I he govern first regular session of our
n
•.•-li o
000 remains in the Treasury
CoUilCllI & IkCkbliLl, Ior ,o f>Mid out to the sugar leave and not on account of ment is essential to the wel Democratic Congress h a s
sickness, liar I it signed by fare of the State and Nation been something of a disap
people.
r iiuno w uuig,uuuei
Speaking of sugar, there is Speaker Crisp and collected and my determination that pointment. Disappointments
WBSTCttlls nttended at n il a belief here that a clause in the money due him.from the my name shall not be used come to nil parties. The Re
/Sbtiis.' a &k
the new tariff bill opens a Sergcnt-ut-Arms. The joke to jeopardize its success im publican party is at present
J tone 1, '93.
way to keep the sugar trust is that Mr. Reed had at every pels me to repeat that I not disappointed at the repeal of
from raising the price of su opportunity ridiculed the re only will not consent to the the McKinlcy tariff law; at
K. F. LOV-lbL. .1. C. FLETCHER.
gai to au outrageous figure. vival of the old rule, docking use of my nam* 3 in opposition the enactment ot an income
The bill provides for a 40 j members for being absent to its nominees, but to de tax; at the repeal of the law
percent ad valorem duty up without leave, and intimated clare positively and without placing our elections under
AtnonXhYS A TLA H\
on raw sugar and an addi- that he would- not obey, the slightest reservation, the supervision of Federal
BOONE, N. 0.
tional one eight of a cent a Whether it was because 1 lie that if my wishes shall con Marshals; at the continued
Special attention given pound on all sugar above j Sergeant-lit-Arms would not tinue to be disregarded and supremacy ot the Democrats
to the rolietion ofclaimc.^ft j number 16 Dutch standard pay him without it that Mr. 1 should tie elected, I would in the Southern States and
their full nccession to power
Reed prepared
certifi
L. L. GREENE, A CO. in color and upon all sugar cate or because that thought not accept the office, qualify at Washington, and at the
he
or serve. I am not willing to
that has been discolored—in
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. [plain English, upon refined the plurality of 971. b.v which place this action upon oppo complete lail ire of Republi
sugar. But in the next para he was last elected, too small sition to the principle of a can plans and purposes.
•
HOUND, N. C.
Our disappointments are
graph it is provided that the to be monkeyed with, is not non-partisan judiciary, but
known, but probably both upon the true reason that 1 but tempore in their nature.
duty upon all sugar after be
give special attention
had something to do with it. legard the nominees of my They should make us only
to abstracts of title, the sale ing refined when "tinctured
j
<>f Real E s t a t e in \\ . N. C. colored or in any way adul At any rate ho made out the own party us in every way the more determined to pr ss
Those having farms, timber terated" shall oe 35 percent certificate and he will not he fit and proper personsfor the onward until the principles
and mineral lands for sale, advalorem. Under this last allowed to forget it at the positions, and that I shall of the democratic party are
will do well to call on said Co. paragraph it is belie veil that next session.
give them my loyal and cor fully carried into operation
at Boone.
Chairman Wilson leaves for dial support, and that I re —to the lasting benefit and
refined sugar can be brought
L. L. Gil EE A & CO.
in, as it would be easy to col Europe this week. He goes gard the success of the party advantage of the people,and
Mifcli 16,1893.
or it in some harmless man in sea« h of health, and will and th? enforcement of its t he glory of our country. In
NOTICE.
ner. II this shall turn out to only remain four or five principles as essential to the this cause I have already
Hotel Property for Sate.
he correct it would compel weeks. If strong enough he welfare of the State and na spent many years of my life,
and I shall esteem it a privil
f On account of failing health the sugar tr ust to keep its v\ill take an active part in tion.
ofjnyselj and wife, I oijer foi su m ., ( T S within bounds for tear the campaign in his district
I wish to say, for reasons ege to continue m.v work in
no hotel property in the town of
„
. .
apparent to all that I re the new field and high sta
Ii6-.no, Nortli Carolina, ami will °f , h n f'W'Kn competition. when he returns.
^ell low for cash and make terms Of course i t will depend
Landmark: Mr. Henry C. gard Judge Harwell in every tion to which I aspire. I
to suit the buyer, and will take largely upon the construc Cow lea, of Stntesvilk. one of respect entitled to the sup therefore solicit your Igvor
real or personal property in ex
tion put on the last named die most prominent Republi port of all good citizens. He and support, trusting that
change. Apply soon.
paragraph by the customs cans in the State, passed is learned in law, of marked you may esteem me worthy
\V. L. B RYAN.
officials of the Treasury de through this morning re purity of life and character to represent you in the Sen
N01ICE.
ate Chamber, and 1 beg my
T'arties putting papers in partment. T h e difference taining from the Raleigh and by temperament a n d
convention, a n d appeared training free from partisan friends, wherever they nia.v
m.v hand for execution will was intended to be made
mu'h disgruntled .it the re
bo,who fa vor my election, to
pftjifljadvance the
6 fhe papers aim theytees with solely lor the benefit of con- sult. He remarked to a gen- bias.
will re- j lM »tioners who desired to use
1 most sincerely trust that be active in urghig it.
»•/>1 \-ni*f11111if~ attention of IIPT * I
,
, jtleirianon the plat iOl ill that
»S. A. ASHE.
to i*eign refiner1 sugar•, an<1 the; ^he Democrats would carry this declaration may ivlievt
mi( thev will be returned
not executed for the want of |officials may interpret it to the State this-fnll h\ 50.000! me from lurther embarrass- Ihileigh, N. v .. Aug. :M, 94.
mait and the aeeesanx of lut i gprpay your subscription.
too*,.
D. F. BAIRD SHFF. I mean that only sugar for the ! m a j o r i t y .
Wage
Earner
Equitable Life
wTv SmpiiiwT
LOVIL & FLETCHER
\\ AS I {ING 1 ON
WATAUGA
NO. 48.
r3==vac*
A OargcroiiM Flirtation.
Sampson Democrat.
The Populist party is act
ing like a giddy headed and
unsophisticated maiden. It
has wandeied forth in charge
of chaptrones who are not
particular as to the kind of
company it keeps. Republi
canism sr.iiled at it and the
wayward thing smiled back.
A clandestine friendship
sprang up between the two
and there have been twilight
tcte tetes nude r tryst ing
trees. At the solicitation of
wily Republicanism, Popu
lism in her muslin gown has
lately strolled into darkerglades find stayed out latei
at night. At first she loved
moonshine best, then star
light came to be enough,
but now when thick clouds
bedim night's candles the
companionship is m o s t
agree,able. Wayward Mary
afh ctionotely leans her giddy
head upon the breast of do
ceptive Dan, whose arm en
circles h e r slender waist,
whose lips touch hers, and
whisper soft,seductive wor ' *
into her oar. Dan's arm nev
or tires and Mary is so happy
that she is DOC conscious of
the fact that she is being
squeeze} to death. Dan is
only a masher an 1 hedoesn't
mean to marry. He is hav
ing a good time now and no
li o d y blames him.
But
what the giddy creature in
his embrace? She has been
caught under circumstances
that compromise her charac
ter and people are talking of
her conduct. Ther? will be
a talo of woe directly when
Dan lets go. There is going
to be breach of promise after
awhile, a Breckenridge case
politically speaking. See if
there isn't.
What Congress Fea Dons.
The little hook entitled,
"What Congress Has Done,"
with its contents of blank pa
ges, created considerable amusement at the time it was
published. Mr. Hall, of Minne
sota, has turned it to good
account by publishing a fac
simile of the volume in title
and appearance with sixteen
pages containing a closely
printed report of his speech
on the tariff, in which he an
swers the conundrum "What
Congress Has Done," with
this summary at the ek se:
It has made all money oqually taxable.
It has restored confident
in our currency and finances.
It has given to all our peo
ple the opportunity of living
cheaper and better.
it has shadowed the pro
tective trusts of McKinleyism.
It has placed the burden of
taxation upon the rich man's
surplus as well as upon every
man's needs.
It has restored the freedom
of elections.
It has placed the transac
tions of the government and
its methods of accounting up
on a business busis.
It has greatly reduced the
expenditures of the govern
ment.
For One solid y e a r i t h a s
maintained nn unret nting
right .againf i I he t r u s t s a n d
monopolies which p r o t e c t i o n
hud created.
"It has fought the good
tight, it lias rinisl: (!
course, it has kept the faith.'
�The Watauga Democrat
A DEMOCRATIC familynewspaper,
devoted to the interest ot Coun
ty State ano Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga Countv. N. 0. .
44 A
free ballot- ami mis
iSM l\ L
count'" sterns to be the only Thomas A. Martin pT11'. vs.
H. H. Main and wife, \V.
battle cry of the "conTusionV. Shelton and wife and
ists." Bless their "hollowBetsy Jane Martin (left's.
footed souls," there is no op
By virtue of an execution
position to that in the cntiie; issued by the Clerk of lire Su
State unless it. he anion* perior Court of Watauga
their own ranks. Elections county and directed to me, 1
have been fair in North Caro will sell for cash at the court
lina, so far as the Democrats house door in the town of
Boone, N. 0., on the Hfh day
could procure with the oppo of Oct. 1894, it being the 1st
sition tlie.v have had, ever day of the Superior Court, a
since the federal troops have certain piece or parcel of land
been withdrawn. OF course, on tire head waters of North
under the supervision of that Fork of New River adjoining
the lands of T. II. Suther
period of radical troops and
land, J. M. South, John
bayonets we cannot tell, as South and others containing
Die elections were virtually 64 acres levied on bv me
held in South Carolina and Sept. 4th 1894. and known
counted to suit themselves. as the Sallie Potter-land..now
,
,,
-PI i ,tfi,
n a 11i known as tie lands ot I .. 11.
o ,, .
I he battle cry tor a nee t>
... , u ..
.
.
• .
.
., Main and wrie, W. V. Shelton
lot comes too late, unless it ;11u j wife and Betsv Jane Mar
be as n warning for the pco-{tiu, to satisfy an pxecnti rn
pie not to return the Iiepub-|m my hand for $101 61 and
Ilearrs t a power.—Wilkesooi-o : 4)1 - 1<M costs in ease, I'lros A.
Martin vs. II. 11. Main and
Chronicle.
others. This Sept. 4th 1894.
D. E. P A HID . Kh'fF.
UOWEIi SKINS THE HULL OF THE
BltUfcHlES.
Morganton, N. L\, Sept. 4.From all parts of old Burke
the Sovereigns (tame to-day
to hear the joint discussion
between Congressman VV. H.
Bovver, and it. Z. Liuney, the
Bad-pop fusionist. The elo
quent Bovver was loudly call
ed for.
Lintiey was introduced by
the Bepublicanchairfnan and
spoke for an hour and a half.
At the conclusion of his
speed) Bovver was loudly call
ed and responded in a ring
ing'and telling address. Liu
ney is a man of some ability,
he is no match for Bovver,
Linney Objects to it.
who literally flayed him. Bow
NOTICE ;
Colonel RomnlousZaehicus
er held up Lmney's many-si
Liriney (he objects to being North Carolina, Watauga Co.
ded, and grossly inconsistent
Mary L. Davis vs. Waistal
called the 4 Bull of the Brushrecord with telling effect.
W. Davis.
Bower's report of his stew ies,' and we would do noth
The defendant above nam
a r d s h i p . a n d h i s i n c i s i v e ing to hart his feelings) com ed will take notice that an
thrusts at the uuholy alli pares the newspaper rn e a action entitled as tlm above
ance of the Republicans and to ticks. We do not wonder has been commenced in the
Populists made many votes that Colonel Romulus Zachi- Superior Court of Watauga
county to dcsolve the bonds
for the Democracy. It is pre cus.hatf's the newspapers, for of matrimony which now ex
dieted that Linney will get they have a way of publish ist between the plaintiff and
tired of the joint discussions ing his record that is no doubt defendant, and the defendant
before many weeks, and pre very annoying. And, by "the will further take notice that
fer to bushwhack it alone, as way. it was .Judge Ann field, Im is required to appear at
I he next, term of theSuperior
he limps out of the ring to to whom Linnev referred on ('our t of said county to be
Tuesday as one of the greatday badly used up. Burke
held on the 2nd Monday in
Democrats are enthused and | es ^ }nu ^ best men in theState, Ocl., 1894, a t the con i t house
may be expected to do their ! vv ^°
Colonel Romulus ill Boone, N. C , and answei
whole duty on election day. iZuchicus that he had been or demur to t he complaint in
Messrs. W. C. Newland, So- ! brrced to take a daily paper said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to thecourtforthe
licit ji-, and J. F. Spainhour. because the weeklies did not
relief demanded in said com
c o m e °» r ofh "* enough to
'independent' who wants his
plaint. This Aug. 20th, '91
job, will open then-campaign keep him posted as to what
JOB B. TODD. C. S. ('.
here tomorrow.
P'd'ty Finney belonged.— Mor
Uiuve.&ity cf lorth Carolina.
gnu ton Herald.
Includes the Col leg**, the {iIredell Delegated Nat Pleased*
niversity, the Law School,
Wilkeshoro Chronicle: A the Medical School and the
Landmark.
Th ; Iiedell delegation to Hsh swims with his tail, ano Summer School forTeachers.
he Republican Statecouven- not with his tongue and fins, College tuition $60. a year;
f.ion werenot in a good frame and he gets along wed. The hoard $7. to $16. a month.
Session begins Sept. 6. Ad
of mind when they returned liar simply uses his tongue dress president Winston a!
from Raleigh Friday. They and expects that to carry Chapel Hill, N. C.
were "agin" fusion and they him safely thiough, hut he H jf »i
are still "agin" it. The col get left. Respectfully referr
ored delegates do not hesi ed to the "eonfusionists."
tate to say til at they will not
w
V
support the ticket. T h e The Populists for not being wise
Received lick between the eyes. dunBotanie Blood Balm
while anti-fusionists, Messrs It is ever,uever thus,
The (neat Remedy for the speedv andpermanent
( owles, Brown, Cooper and That greed causes u nuiss.
cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
Eczema. Eattn<j and Spreading Sores, Erupffhns,
others; d o not say openly We left our mooring
and ni: 5KIN ANt) BLOOD DISEASES. Made
from the prescription of an eminent physician
that they will not support And got a scoring,
who u^ed ii v ith marvelous success for 40 years,
and Its continued us for fifteen years hy thou
the ticket but in their hearts Had we kept in the middle of the sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
It is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood
road,
they are dead against it and We would not ha ve been so bad Purifier ever offc .ed to the world. It makes new
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous')
healing properties.
they hope it will be beaten to
ly shorn.
J3T WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
death In fact some of them But we canuot always toll
CURES, sent free 00 application.
predict its overwhelming de How to avoid such a hell,
If not kept by your local druggist, send Sr.00
it is awiul, to lie sure.
feat.
for a huge bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
And we should not he slow
? medicine will be sent freight paid by
But there is one man who
To avail ourselves of the cure
I BLOOD Bftl.fi CO., Atlanta, Ga.
is happy, and that is Dr. That N. M. Allen can bestow.
Mott. The doctor has been His eyes now are open.
Artu.ying quietly at home for His grief shall not be spoken.
a year or two and apparent As he meets you at liis door
iHO
ly took no hand in politics. And walks you over his floor
f 1 is object is to sell.
But the day after the Raleigh And not his troubles to tell.
c o n v e n t i o n h e r o d e i n t o His stock grows larger.
town on his gray horse with His prices gets smaller.
heao erect; and he rode with He is being found out at last.
the dash and vigor that was And his goods are going fast.
his wont when he controlled
A Certain, Hefe, and Kflfectlve Remedy tor
NOTICE.
the Republican party in the
By virtue of an execution ; Producing Long-Sightedness, & RestorState and ruled it with a rod
ing the Sight of the Old.
issued by the Clerk of the Su r x
of iron. He smiles pleas
perior Court of Watauga Co. 1Cures Tear Drop«, Granulation* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
antly on his friends and and directed to me, l will sell
AID PRODITINS QVIOK RELIEF AND PERMANENT CIK&
chu kles at the defeat, of his at the court house door in the Also, equally effleadoua when used In other
maladies, eurh as Ulcere, Ferer Heree,
enemies. The doctor is hap town of Boone, N. C., on t lie Tumors, Inflammation exlste, MITCItiijLlj'B
Halt Khertan. Hnrne,
Wherever may ho used to advantage. Filre. or
0A.
py now. After the 6th of 8th day of Oct. 1894, it be k^. h VMS by all Drnsaiste at Ceota. J
8«ld
November—but we will not ing the first day of the Supe
rior Court, a certain tract or
anticipate.
parcel of land lying on the
THE STAMDARD.
• • • • • • • • • • ' ~
head waters of Cove Creek,
Morgnnton Herald: Since
adjoining the lands of Lanmeeting Hort Bower last drme Eggars, James Miller
Tuesday, Lintiey appeals to and others, containing 400
the ladies to come out and acres more or less, and now
hear the discussion. Can it known as the lands of Isaac
Haa sustained its reputation for 18 years
as being the standard remedy for the
be that Hi ere are certain and A. M. Doughei tv, levied
quick and perrnauent cure of Rheuma
on by me on Aug. BOth, '94.
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
• I s of
record vvhi>*h to satisfy an execution in my
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
cians, Publishers and Patients. It is
purely vegetable and builds up from the sn
Rom ius Zachicus does not hands for $191.17 principal
first dose. It never fails to cure.
$
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
want venti'nted, and which wit h interest a ml cost, in case
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
m 1 hink* the presence of the of Joseph Lochhime & Co. vs
Isaac, A, M. ami I). B. Dough |
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Go. i
1 lies *vii! protect aim from?
1316 L Street,Washington, D.C.
is petticoat protection au- ertv. This Aug. 80th, 1894
I turnriff's Liver l'Ula are the best on .
D. E B AIUD , Sheriff.
lid of prot erf j< > 11 • J i; i r
earth. They act with an ease that makes X
them n household blessing
>. m Romulus Z<e hums lie
PRICE 20 CTS. PER BOX, or B BOXES TOR $1
One doilai pays for the
FOR SALE BY 'OSUUOI8T3
iic v s in.'
i
DvUiOi. (,4.1 Ulit* Year.
v
s a a fir* r»
IICrLAS
(3 Tt-i?. ȣLT.
$3 SHOE NO SQULAKir.i
1
*5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF.
*4*3.1° FINE CALF&KmNGARGL
* 3.5P police, 3 SOLES.
*2.5?-^ 2 • ^0RKINGfflPKi«5
*' ( EXTRA FINE. ''*>
\V-i $ 2.h. 7 - 5 BOYS'SCHOOLSHOES.
&
-LADIES-
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�A N N 01 Nnpi EXT.
; *v swept away in ilie daaits.
Jerre Simpson is on the
Much <o mount is being
The
1 hereby announce myself nn 1 •_ « »•
.
| For many miles the devasta- made by the Western i opu- slump ii.d b us npouf.! bis in inpendeut Anti rdmdiisti atiou i|
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ibursday
Id, 1804
work with no chance to stop formerel.y a Republican Sena ter against the Republicans tor in the 10th Judicial District.
J. F. S PAIN HO UU.
I their ravages. Human life as tor, going over to the Popu and charges the whole trou
for Congress, 81 h District, well as the brutes succumbed list ranks. The Populists ble against the party. He is
NOTluFV
IV. H. Bowel, of Caldwell. a n d w e n t d o w n b e f o r e t h e now claim that Colorado. a great advocate of the in
I will sell for cash to t h e
.
.
78
,fl 8, ' {ls , , ) 18 over we
monster. It is sad to read Montana and Wyoming will come tax of the new tariff highest bidder at Litiville, N.
For Judge, 10th District,.
U., nu Friday, Sept. 14. '94, j will sell our stocK of HACKS,
aoout this great havock.
elect Populist legislates bill.
the following articles of per-'
IV. B. i ounciJL of Watauga.
and each of these States will
sonal property, to wit; One ^ RRIES, BUGGIES, DOl On last Friday we left town
The Discovery Saved His Life*
saw mill and engine, one type
For Solicitor, 10th District, and attended an Association have a Populist Senator in
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, writer, a number of saddles, RLE AND SINGLE HARplace of a Republican as now.
W. C. Nnwland, of Caldwell. of the Primitive Baptist
Beaversville, 111., says: "To Dr.
NESS,
Our readers will lecollect King's New Discovery 1 owe my a large quantity of lumber,
#
churcn near the Watauga
that Senator Stewart the life. Was tiiken with La Grip]#) wit h various other things too SADDLES AND BRIDLES
loi State Senator,
tedious to mention.
River in the Western part of
Dr. L. 6. Reeves.
colleague of Senator Jones, and tried all the physicians for J. FSp AINHOUK , Receiver,
At A Very Low Price.
the county. O n Saturday
miles about, but of no avail and
left the Republican party and waagiven up and told I could not
Linville Imp. (Jo.
morning there was a large
They are all FIRST CLASS
For Representative,
joined the Populists, on ac live* Having Dr. King's New
congregation assembled in
A. J. Fletcher.
LAND SALE.
ami almost as good as new.
count of the silver question. Discovery in my store I sent for
the grove. Rev. Stike preach
a bottle and began its use and
Having been appointed
It seems now probably that from the first dose begun to get
Will sell on time, or trade
t'OUNTY TICKET.
ed the morning sermon, fol
four or five of these Western better, and after using three bot commissioner in the ease of
J. R McDowell to the use of for goo 1 stock.
lowed by Rev. Miller, of Let
For Sheriff,
States will be lost to the Re tles was up and about again. It the Frick Co., vs. J. A. AldWILLIAM H. HAKDIN.
county, Va. Then Rev. Bald
Call on us at once at Blow
publican party for all time is worth its weight in gold. We ridge, w heem judgment was
won't keep score or louse with
For Clev;.* Superior Court, win, of Washington county,
to oome. Our North Caroli out it." Get a free trial at W. L. obtained in favor of the ing Rock. We will be here
JAMES 0. HOKTON.
closed t li e services. Strict
plaintiff at the Spring term
na Populists are well pleased Bryan's store.
attention nnd good behavior
For Tr«usurer.
of Watauga Superior Court, until Oct. 1st.
with Senator Jones' acces
JAMES YV. HOKTON.
1S94 for the sum of $500,00
attended the services. The
RESPECTFULLY,
sion to their ranks. The The Louisaua sugar pinnie s and cost. I in pur-nance of
doctrine of the Primitive
For Register of D n eds,
will leave the Democrats on
,
.
.
. .
. couise of Senator Jones has
an or<1er contained in said
hENKEL, CRAIG A* ( O.
HUGH DOBBIN.
church was strongly set forth i
,
, caused a great commotion account of the tariff on su judgment, will sell to the
in the three sermons, which
For Surveyor,
in Republican ranks, every gar. Wei! let all such fellows highest bidder for cash hi Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
JONES GREER.
caused much comment
where, as tie was one of their go over to the protections, tic court house door i u!
among the people and was
For Coroner,
we can spare them. Their Boone on 1 be Mi h day o) Or I j
able Senators.
NOAH MAST.
generally discussed as the
United States Senator ought 1 Si)4, it L ing the second I
Monday of said month amlj
bold words used by the
It is reported that Honor to have gone before, and not the fir«t day of Tire Fall Iei in |
There has been recently in preachers setting forth their
WANTED!
able Thos., Settle who is t he have pretended to be Demo of court, thefollowii g valua j
augurated the greatest Rail
distinct doc trim ca used Republican Congressman crats.
A i eiandy for disease and de
b!e tract of land, viz: 1401
road scheme in the world by many criticisms to bo made
ai res, more or i««ss. Is iiig and l u H , v ' ^P^ ially for thosedis
from the fourth North Caro
The war between Jo pan
lour of the richest compan by those who differed with
being in Watauga township eases which pliyhiriah.s havo
ies in the world. The Best the preachers, and taken in lina district and who has a I'd China is assuming large of Watauga eoun'y. N. ('., pronoiinceil iiieurable.
We give below a lew of tbe^
point Terminal and Eust to consideration the mixing been re-nominated has been piopotions and there is no b« h mgii g l > and in the noiae
to New York and obtained telling how the matter will of J. A. Aldridge. +,\< joining the many letter* which we
Tennessee and Georgia Rail up oi politics with it. We
road company will becontiol considered it the heaviest $15,000 to help elect him in t u r n out. Some predict the land of Shiill's heirs on have received, am) w hich we
I he nort h, E. < 'offey on t he (uiblisb with the consent of
ed by the Rr)thi*hilds,of Lou campaign we were ever in. A hi.j district. Mr. Amis, a Re- that it will involve otherma- south. V. \\. Lenoir on the the writers who are ronviii"don and Paris. Tile South number of the candidates publican isout against Settle tions and a general war in east and R. F. Brickel
the ed that such a remedy as we
,
for Congress DU an independ- Europe will be inaugurated. west, and being the same be ha ve described has been found
ern railway under the stupen
were on hand shaking hands
f i c ket. Amis is a free
dous reorganization wiil em
The great fire in Michigan, parctiased of J. A. Woody. in Corn pound Oxygen Treat
with the deal people, b u t j 8 jj ve| . advocate nnd claims
For a fuller and more com ment of JDrs. Stcii key & l*abrace 4,500 miles o f road.
notwithstanding considering t j | j j t S e t t l e i s oppOHpd fco si ,_ swept over n l liousand square plete description reference is len.
Many millions will be expend
miles and burned up thecoun hereby ma«le to Book "M"
the large congJegation
Vt » r a i l ( i does not reflect the
ed to rebuild this greut road
"My daughter was cured of
try. Four hundred lives re page .191 of the records of
and the different elements jtiment of the Republicans
and nil will be expended both as to doctrine and poli flel
ported lost and hundreds of Watauga county. Said land Asthma by one treatment otroin
pound Oxygen, after sufteiiug
along this vast road and ties and the bold declaration in the district.
others injured Twenty eight will be sold to satisfy the for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS,
connecting lines in t heSouth.
towns burned. Much devest aforesaid judgment of $500,Tyler, Texas.
of the expounders there of
It is now tigured out that
00 with interest on the same
The whole South w ill feel this
at ion of property.
we considered the crowd well the Populists will hoid the
from rendition of judgment "I used your compound Oxy- '
great stimulus and the fac
poised and behavior good balance of »ower in the next
The Democrate. of Mary until paid, and the rost of gen about, a year and a half ii
tories and furnaces and fur
go. 1 neglected to tell you of
and we must say that the House. This figuring is done land, are after Gorman with said action.
Title in fee simple will be the great lieneflt I received from
naces are resuming business
people without regard to re by the Republicans. T h e a vergaiuvand will nominate
made to the purchaser. This its UNC . I have not been troub- IP
in every direction. T h e
ligion or politics entertuinsd Democrats claim that they a Democrat in theDist. where Sept. 5th IS94.
led with catarrh since.—F. \\.
greatest railroad system on
Revels. Syracuse University Sy
this large crowd bountifully will still have a big working Gorman lives who will repre
E. S. Coffey, Cctii.
racuse, N. Y.
earth is now being organized
and with pure hospitality. majority after the next elec sent free sugar, iron ore,
in the South backed by Ihe
When you hear our people tion. The South will not coal' etc.
Send for book
HOW TO SAVE MON pages for fur therof two hundred
greatest amount of capital
informal ion, tea
complain of hard times they loose but will stand us she is
It is now claimed that our
ever invested in railroad en
timounds, etc. A book sent tree.
EY.
surely do not mean a scarcity in the National Congress. foggy and smoky atmos
Home Treatment seal out by ex
terprise. More than five hun
of provisions for on every North Carolina will elect, it phere was caused by the great
— < < > ) —
press rn ie used at home. < Office
di ed millions of dollars are re
hand you find plenty. On is now claimed, her full Con forest fires in Mi;hi gun and
One of Hie grcut secrets in ma Treatment administered here.
presented in thiscollo8sal en
king money is to know how to
Sunday Revs. Baldwin, Miller gressional ticket,
Other States
terprise. The South will soon
save it . -The principal way to save
and Taylor occupied t h e
rival the North in the textile
Vermont Republicans °ar- money is to buy that which you l.>251 Arch S i . rhiladclplilp, Pa.
PtHJQlUr to itself.
stand. We did not attend
consume from the party who will
120 Sutter St. Snn Frunrlcco, Cab
manufacture also will pro
Hood's Sardaixiriliais iiceulinr vied the State b.v 25,090 ma sell you the BICST ar ticle for I lit; Please uieiit.ioii this paper.
on Sunday but learned tbav
duce iron ores beyond the ex
ilev. Taylor flora Alleghany | to itself, in o strictly medicinal jority. Nobody expected any LEAST money* in order to find
the above named party it is very
, ,
i, ,
<i sense, in three important particn thing else.
pectations of those who have
preaoneu a very excellent sei -1
viz: fast, in thecombination
essential that you call and ex
not made this matter a study
amine mv immense stock of
We are pained to leain of
mm and was well recei ved by of remedial agents used; second,
The reduction of the tariff
i» the proportion in which they the death of Mr. R. R. Gwyn
all. Rev. Taylor is a man ot
CENERAL MERCHAN
has greatly stimulated the
are mixed, third in the process
high christian character and by which the active curative pro of El kin, N. C. He was a
business of production and
DISE
a man of ability. Leaving perties of the preparation arc brother to N. H. Gwyn who
the South will soon have the
the neighborhood Sunday secured. These three important died a few months ago at
Which is almost complete in ev
lion's share of it.
morning wo went up Bearer
Patterson. In the death of ery department, consisting of AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94,
10 per cent, cut on prices.
The forest tires in Minneso Dams to Rev. J.H. Farthings it accomplishes cures hitherto uu Mr. Gwyn, Elkin looses one Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
of her most worthy eitfzens.
ta have been very destruc ard remained until evening. known.
Groceries, Saddles, QueensBut
what we sav but
SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
tive to life and property. Vil A very painful accident hap what it is not Sursaparilla does.
Hood's
Etc., Etc., too muni rous to men
NEVER TEN DAYS.
pened the daughter o f Rev. th.it tells the story. What
lages and farm-houses have
tion.
beeuconumed by thefirefieiid Farthing, on her way to the I lood'sSarsapariUji hasdone lor
I have just-received the nicest
Look over our list and com
and many of the people have Association on Saturday others is reason for confidence
and most complete line of
that it is the medicine for you.
pare our prices with those selling
met death by the flames. The morning. She and her hus
011 time. "Money suvtd is mon
s u r v i v o r s a r e e n d u r i n g t h e band MonroeMoretzand their
ey made."
Congressman Wilson, of
most intense suffering for the little babe were tfirownout of West Virginia, has gone on a
That has ever been exhibited to We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
necessaries of life, and they the buggy by the horse run sad voyage in hopes that it
the citizens of Boone and sur good coffee for #1.00, I 0 pounds
m a y h a v e t o s u f f e r o n f o r ning awny. Mi8. Moretz had will improve his health. Mr.
extra - C' sugar tor $1.00, best
roundings, consisting of
her leg broken just above the
Calicoes of all styles and shades calico G to 7 1-2 cts pei yard, cot
some time yet, as the relief
Wilson carried all the voles
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal con check, 27 inches wide, 7 cts.
committees have had more ankle, the babe and Mr. Mor in the ( ongiessionai conven
lies, Sattinos, Ginghams, Nan- per yard, and ladies' and gents'
on hand than they could pos etz were not hurt. Mr. H. H. tion for re-nomination. The
Mr. W. Bymon*
socks, chain brays, Cashmeres, nats cheaper than they have ev
Uultimi.ro, Md.
sibly do. although every thing Farthing dressed the broken Roputilicans are massing
Henrietas, Blenching. Damask er been sold before.
We are just receiving a fjll line
drapery*, Sheeting, Plaids, cotleg and placed it in proper
is being done in the way of
beakers to canvass the dis
Pen Down
tonades,joans etc. which will of Indies' dress goods at prices to
sending in clothing, provis condition and Mrs. MoretzKtrict in order to beat Wilson,
be sold ot reduced pi ices for cash suit, the buyers.
ion, etc., that will be needed seemed to be doing well. We even ex-President Harrison That Tirci Fueling - Sevoro or its eqr.ivolent. meeting auddt WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
HoiiUaohes . Fo Appottte .j
D ing all
arid it cannot be long until colled on ex-Senator Farth has been sent for to make
Call mill see us and *-ve can save
81» Bott'oo of HoorCs
iwpnrlll*
ing and found him much imyou money.
JDisp.
all the wants of the suffering
Brinis; Bnck New Life,
., PKA»ONABr V. CCMPETri lON
some speeches.
•* C. I. fiood & Co., Lowell, Mast.*.
JOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO.
EffiPN. B. My cntive stock
and distressed will be suppli pro ved from his recent kick by
" Otar Sir*:— B«for« mtug Ilood'i Rarsapr- i
rllla I wa.n frequoatly sick and did not know of Gc riera I Mm cmin disc will Blowing Rock, March 5.
ed. Many are dying from a horse. We discussed politics
Cure for
what
One
would
barns and injuries and for with our well informed friend As a remedy for all forms of feiil sowas the1inatLir with me. at.-nid,dny Inest. I |' be sold at reduced juices ior
tired could hardly
the
Ktr.ndfiitf Kffpar'f Notice.
would hare a
to
the want of immediate at-!for quite a while. We then Headache Electric Bitters has knowlnir what savore iieadach* andbringon, not j ( ASH or its equivolentTWA
the r.e*l riny would
forth,
proven to be the very best II I did not have any appetite anil
The people of Wutaugn will
tention. It is estimated that j went over to Cove Creek and
In order to make room for
Wee Croatly Run Down.
effects a permanent cure and the
take notice that I have pro
it will require lrom three to next dav we arrived home.
I tried a goo>! many medicines but they did in* icw stock, 1 am offering' my enmost dreaded habitual sick head
cured a room in the court
Do good. Having
grc;tt ueul about
aches yi« Id to its influence. We Hood's hariaparilla heard a to try a bottle. I tii • lot of
tour hundred thousand dol
I decided
Duck ten's Arnica Sa'vfs.
IIE AI) Y M ADE CL< )TH 1NG house where I will attend at
lars to keep the destitute un The best salve in the world for urge all who are afflicted to pro
the commissioner^ court the
cure r bottle. airJ give this rem
A7 COST.
til business revives so as to cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, edy a fair trial. Incases of habi
first Monday in each month
soon felt
I have
J
enable them to earn tbeir j fever sores, tetter, eha oped hands tual constipation Electric Hitters am glad to sty I and fool as bettor. over. It now Ij Thanking my friends and cus for the purpose of scaling the
used si* bottlrs
well as
haa
own support. We seldom 'chilblains, corns, nnd all skin cures bv giving the needed tone been of groat benefit to me as I have regained | tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures for the
, ,
.... ,, . ,
eruptions, and positively cur^s | the bo.veLs, and few cases my appetite and
they have given me in the past people. The bnv requires this
to
Kcw Enjoy Good Health*
of Cu.Mjn.i i s tn.-i J bav<• j,ilos, or co pay required. It is long rasiwt the use of this mndi-|
and s 'Meituig a. contiuuaL m r»t to be lone >verv two veins.
Sarsapnr'.Hi.
caused such destruction o fj guaranteed to give perfect satis-jcine! Tr\ it once. Large b< t- 1 can itror.gW recommend Hood's M. SYMONH, tic- s
Jong cs " nicrit if, I
J. H. COOK,
as an excellent blood medicine."
: . iD
D-'-o /\ :-qiii ii r»iro*L, Ultimo .uvijiv.m.
j* *
y"* j*
iwi. vies only
li.irnfin life and suffering with : ^C' 0 " or m o ", e -y refunded, j I ,|* K oiih Filt.v cents at W. 1. s.'A Ahqnl'ii frfrct, '-wuuuiu >, Maryland.
faction
lutri(in
..ml wrLrir.K
° ne v
PF
•S TANDARD KEKJ'EK.
, 1. .
i
I rice 2>> ceiita per l)ox« I or saiej ip-van's stoic
Hood's PHI® »et visily, yot promptly atwi ,
_ , > . y . i nrPUOV
ttdditiou of so much i-rnper- i n v - , p rya S.
J
' efflcieutly, uu the llvct aud bowcu. 26c.
D• J > I
Iv L> L. XviN •
:
Watoiiga Democrat
SALE
Drs, Starkey & Pafen,
LOOK & LIVE!1
Hoods^Cures I
*
�S UBSCRIPTION R ATES
j OF the COUNTY that the Board
PO T HE V V ATACG 4 D EMOCR VT . ! Education npproxiimired
.
! the school funds. at the Hep«. :*opy 1 year
J? 1.00 temter meeting, and found
" 0 months
50
" 3 mouth*
35 that each pupil will draw 1)0
cents for thesehoolastic year
A uvEKTisiNG RATER.
1894.
1 inch 1 week
# .75
1 " 1 month
175
—About one hatf of the
1 " 3 "
3.00 Blowing Bock crowd has
1 " 0 "
5 00
1 " 1 year
7.00; left.. Out. there are still lots
1 xdumn 1 week
O.pO of peof D- up theie. More
u
1
3 month
33.50 people have visited the Bock
1
3 "
25.00
1
(5 44
37.50 this summer than ever »»e3
1 year
50 00 lore.
b»g outlay these hard times
without, any immediate rev
enues coming in and we find
that, the company ought to
well consider this matter and
liodoubt will. The une.xpeered
litigation on the Watauga
and Caldwell road has dealt
severely with Capt. Coffey
and has kept him out of just
means to assist in the con
struction of the new ro id.
A Broken-Dowm Rfiaf*
Restored to
Perfect Health
.()—
By tk«
SjCl
LONG"
»i
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
r
"For eight years, I was, most of
tho time, a groat sufferer from con*
Pimples, boils arid other hu
stipation, kidney trouble, and indi
mors of the blood HIT liable to
gestion, so that my constitution
break out in the warm weather.
seemed to be completely broken
—Miss Nannie Rivers, who Prevent it by taking}loci's 8ardown. I was induced to try
Entered at the Postoffieeat is teaching at Bamboo, re sa pai-illa.
AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took
Boone. N. C.,a8 second-class
ports an average daily at ten
nearly seven bottles, with such ex
mail matter.
Dr. R, [j. Jennings,
cellent results that my stomach,
dance of GO pupils, which, we
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect
(DENTIST.)
suppose, is the largest num
LOCAL NEWS.
condition and, in ail their functions,
I am now located at Mast post
ber attending any free school
as regular as clock-work. At the
office, on Co v" ('reek where 1 offer
time I began taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 12#
in t lie* county.
nrv professional services to the
—The supply of old corn is
pounds, 1 now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health.
of
country
If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a
nearly exhausted in the conn ! —The reunion of Confeder citizens go surrounding thecoun
and will
anywhere in
traveling advertisement. I swear by AVER'S and believe this prep
ate soldiers at Morganton tv to do work where the amount
ty.
aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITII, 312 Poplar st.„
writing
Towanda, Pa.
—Bower and Linney will was a joyful time among the of work will justify, by stating
me to the above address,
"I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from
speak at Lenoir on Tuesday old veterans. A permanent what you have to do. I use noth
the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles
organization was had. Maj. ing hut the test material com bin
next.
for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my
Harper was elected com man ed with honest skill, consequent
back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption.
—T J. Coffey & Brc . have der.
ly wheu I say 1 GUARANTEE my
The remedies prescribed for me by the dortors did me no good. I then
work I mean to GUARANTEE , and
a good supply of school
began to take AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it,
—The Rev. Mr. Pulliamand now stand ready and willing to
I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis
books.
appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness
family, who Have been inCaP make good any promise I have
— Don't faii to rend the ad. fornia tor a number of years- made to the people.
resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may
8*a£™ Best of reference given.
be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis JAKMANN, Janitor, 86
of Henkel, Craig & Co, to be are now at Mr. Roht. Shear
William at.. New York City.
found in 1 his issue.
SENATORIAL CONTENTION.
er's the father of Mrs. PullBy virtue of authority ves
-D Jones Cot.troll opened id m. It is hoped that they
ted in me a s Chairman of t h e
scMool at Linvilie o n Tues may make their home with
Prepcred by Dr. J* 0. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Mail.
Democratic Executive Com
day of this week.
us in the future.
mittee of the 30th North Car THIS IS NO HUM
-The lumber wagons eon
—If a person who once lived oiina Senatorial District, I
hUG TO DRAW
tinue to haul to Elk Park. here and was familiar with hereby call a Democratic f'on
vention of said Dist. to meet
Luintter is on the rise.
TRADE!
Cove Creek and Beaver Dams in Jefferson on Monday, Sept.
and had been absent for ten 24th, at 12, VI. for tiie pur
—Mrs. Parks and little
-oson, Fred, are visiting rela years, were to visit these pose of nominating a candi
01
tives in Grayson county. Vu. places now, he would be very date for State Senate.
B. E. REEVES , VI. D.,Chm.
much surprised co see the
— Mrs. Naomi Horton and
-o—
splendid farm houses and the
PROGRAMME.
little daughter, of Lenoir, are
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valuwell k<q>j farms. Perhaps
The next session of the Wn
the guests of Mrs T- J. C'of
!able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDl
there is no county that has tauga Union Meeting will con 1 rovn now until the first day
CL\E, composed of the natural herbs 4 ui mountain s k c
fey.
surpassed I IM H section in sub vent with Coo' Spring church of April I will s'll my stock of tion.
—The weather has been stantial improvement.
This wonderful medHne is
v. :
»
on Friday before the5th Sun
very unpleasant, for the past
eases of the Liver, Stoma:«h, Kidneys ana ,
—W. C. Douglas,s Grand day in Sept., 1894.
sing from a billions system. This is no fratero; audi
two days; there being much
The introductory sermon
Master of the Grand Lodge
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is • omm i. 1
I
rain and fog.
of North Carolina, I. O. 0. P. will be pt-eached at 11, a. rn.,
—AM)
I he physicians of the county, and is one of t lit/ uCLk
-Our Court comes on the will be with Snow Lodge on by Elder 1. J. McGinnis; al
cines on the market.
8ih of Oct., Judge Aden fire- the night of the 38th inst.. ternate. R. L. Palmer.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
siding. The criminal docket and W. E. Dugger, Secretary
\Vith full directions on each, Price f 1.00 per package,seat
1st question: How ought
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble. Dys
will be larger than usual.
of that lodge, solicits a full christians to live in t h e i r
\t i 0 per cent above
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
—Dr. It. D. Jennings is still turnout of the members, as homes?—David Green and A.
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
located at Mast, prepared to Mr Douglass will have mat lloten.
7HE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY.
2nd: In our protracted mee
do your dental work at any ters of much importance to
Zionville, N. G., Sept. 0, .1894.
tings are not plans and pro
bring before the lodge.
time. See card elsewhere.
positions of men fast taking If you don't think I mean it
—In the Western part of
—The Senatorial Conven
the place of tne plain preach
tion for the 30th Senatorial tha county we find the corn
come and look through my
ing of the gospel of Christ 0
Dist. will convene in Jefferson crop not so good as we had
In
anticipated, though there A. C. Farthing ana D. C. liar
on the 24t,h inst. See call.
are some fine crops. There man.
—Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Jur3rd: Is the liar and dishon
is no fruit such as apples and
It wont cost .you one cent if
O
ney have returned to their
est member subject t o t h e
peaches. O n stoping with
you dont purchase.
Wei!, when you want the best grade of goods, call' on
home in Iredell county, after
A.S. Adams wesaw the finest saute dicipline that the for
me, for I have thein. For the next twentv days I will offer
a visit of some days to Mrs.
I have a large stock and
gr'a pe crop we recollect of e ver nicator and drunkard are? If
R. C. Rivers.
so, why is not discipline as Want to get rid of it before a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
seeing. Mr. Adams is a pro
Ladies' untrimmed huts at 20 cts. and up; a Jot of'hallies
spring.
—Miss Ada Horton, after gressive farmer and is get rigidly enforced?—L. C. Wil
at 5 cts. a yard cash—uioe patterns.
spending soine weeks visiting ting himself nicely situated. son and J. M. Payne.
Remember this is a special s;4e, s,nd will positively on
—4th: Does God bless the
friends in Boone, left for her
—It is with deepest sadness liberality of our churches in
CALL AND LOOK I -©# ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the
home on the Yadkin Monday
that we announce the death the conversion of souls? - J. F.
time, as you will find many useful things at cost and un
morning.
-o
ot Miss Julia Horton, which Spainhour and E. H. Dough
der on my Special
—B. J. Councill has sold occurred at North WilkesI would call your, attention C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s .
his house and lot in town to boro on Monday night of erty.
G. P. SHERRILL)
to the big cut in prices in my
J. P. Hardin. Mr. Councill this week. She was born and
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell
W. 8. FARTHING I Com.
will build near J. F. Hardin's raised on New River, about
other lines
them at reduced rates for produce. So all can fare alike.
J. J. T. REESE )
residence.
Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
five mil°s north-east of here,
The Spring Medicine
as they must go regardless of cost.
—Mr. R. L. Councill and and by her kind and gentle "All run down" from the weakYou can also get ail kinds of staple #oods, as I have a
wife, John H. Councill and ways, together with her rare eiiingeffect of warm weather, you
full line.
Miss Carrie Bryan, and J. D. christian graces, procured the need a good tonic and blooa pur
like Hood's Sarsaparilla. I)o
Councill are on ayisittoCald love and highest esteem of ifier put off taking it. Numerous
not
all our people, and her death little ailments, if neglected, will
well this week.
Take
Yours Anxious to please.
—Rev. Sherwood preached will cause the deepest sadness soon break up the system. to ex
in the hearts of her numer Hood's Sarsaparilla now,
the funeral of the late Thos.
pel disease and giveyou strength
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Cottrell to a large audience ous friends in Watauga. She and appetite.
was attacked with typhoid
in Three Forks church on
Ilood's Pills are the best family
fever some time since, and cathartic a 11 d liver medicine.
last Sunday.
suffered on until death liber Harmless, reliable, sure.
—Collector R. L. Councill is ated her from her bed of af
Govorner Waite, of Colo
now having the finishing fliction. To the bereaved we
rado, has been re-nominated,
to tubes put on his handsome tender our heart felt sympa
he was elcted by the Popu
.residence. When completed, thy.
lists and may be successful
IWTIIG DEMOCR \T ONE YEAH ONE DOLLAR."®*
[it cannot be surpassed for
—The bridges on the new a g a i n , t h o u g h t h e r e a r e
beauty and convenience.
IVtSTNOW II) 'IIili 1I.4R 10 SVBSGRCBErmi
turn-pike are about com many opposing him and
—Democrats, get in line,
pleted and the entire road much bittter feeling is arous
stick t o our nominees, a n d
will soon be finished. Capt. ed.
as sure as eloctiou day rolls
Coffey has done a substan
President Cleveland's Cancer.
arouna, just that sure we are
tial job, and we all fesl inIt lias teen rumored that he
elected, for beyond question,
debted to him for having has it. If he would take a course
our county is largely Demo
of botanic blood Balm, the best
i
-—«»•*
8U(!h f l
m„gDmccnt
r o»d
cratic.
blood purifier and building-up
built. It is doubtful whether remedy in the world, he would
^O'jnt.y Superintendent, any other man would have soon be veil. It w ill not disap
RESPEI I L L Y
\Y , M. h rancurn, wishes to; taken such a huge job under j point. P*;co £1.00 perl urge hot
R ..iV fr.itwint nWrt*,r». GLF.KT in I MJd*, of
A cttwstOMORRHCBA *uJ N-r<Mrni?'*l Ittlc*
t
tttic'nr*
su,\ » •) the Sv'hoo. committee-; the ci-eu instances. Four or tie. I'oi sale by druggists. Use
bad
it for all blood and skin diseases,
men in the various districts j five thousand dollars is a rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
BLOOD BALM CO..
SAT I
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Has cured others, will cure you
i meahbjsisess.
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
ZiONVil IE NORTH CAROLINA
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST:
STOCK
Of Course You Want tiio Cheapest.
Ah
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Watauga Democrat.
VOL 6
BOONE,
•11••••••••••••••••••(«•(••••••*•••••
WASHINGTON
Are
You-
\ out of employment, or in •
; a position that you do not i
:like ? Possibly the solic-:
s iting of Life Insurance is s
\ your special forte. Many:
:people have, after trial, \
I been surprised at theirs
: fitness for it. To all such =
Sit has proved a most con-:
:genial and profitable occu- \
S pation. The Management:
s of the
| Equitable Life j
Sin the Department of t h e :
; Carolinas, desires to add \
s to its force, some agents s
: of character and ability.
|
S Write for information. :
§ W. J. Roddey, Manager, 5
•
Rock Hill, S. C.
.................. ( „ l i a i *4
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. COUNCILL, J r .
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
Office.
J. F MMPilEW,
A110RNEY A7 LA W,
MARION,
N. C
— ( ° ) —
Will practice in the courts ol
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
ell and all >ther counties in the
western district ^"Special atten
tion given to the collection oi
laime."^®
W. B. CO lineill M. 1». T. C. Blackburn.
Booue, X. C.
Ziouvilh', X- C.
Council! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
m-Calls attended at all
hours.~^&
v
June 1, '93.
E. P. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
LOVIL & FLETCHER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. 0.
8^"Special attention given
to the colletion ofclaims.'^sSk
L. L. GREENE, &> CO.,
REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
BOONE, N. C.
Will give special attention
to abstracts of title, the sale
of Real Estate in W. N. C.
Those he ving farms, timber
and mineral lands for sale,
will do well to call on said Co.
a t Boone.
L. L. GREEN & CO.
VIarch 16, 1893.
NOTICE.
JJotel Property for Sale.
On account of failing health
of myself and wife, I otfer for sale
my hotel property in the town ot
Boone, North Carolina, and will
3ell low for cash and make terms
to suit the buyer, and will take
real or personal property in ex
change. Apply soon.
'
W. L. B RYAN.
WllCE.
Parties putting papers in
my hand for execution will
please advance the fees with
the papers and they will re
ceive prompt attention, other
wise they will be returned
not executed for the want of
tees.
D. F. BAIRD SBFF.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
LETTER Cameron's calibre ha ve been
From our Regular Correspondent. elected President, but no
man of his associations ever
Secretary Carlisle has left has been or ever will he, al
no doubt as t o where he and though of course, he may
President Cleveland stand on buy a nomination if he will
the sugar question. He told pay the price.
Representative Meyer, of La., This isn't a good adminis
t h a t the administration tration for sinecures. Secre
would oppose any attempt tary Hoke Smith's axe has
to put sugar on the free list, just fallen upon another.
but would aid in the passage Like a great many other peo
of the substitute proposed pie Secretary Smith was puz
by the Senate Finance Com zled when he first heard of
mittee, striking out the dif- the editor of the U. S. Geo
lerence in Duty of one-eighth logical Survey. A little in
of a cent a pound on refined vestigation convinced him
sugar, leaving all sugars duti that the said editor was
able a t a flat rate of 40 per drawing $2000 a year with
cent ad valorem. Secretary out rendering an equivalent
Carlisle still holds to his ori to Uncle Sam, and straight
ginal opinion t h a t he has no away an order was issued
authority to pay out a dol abolishing the office, which,
lar for bounty on sugar, but by the way, was created for
he told Mr. Meyer that h? the man now turned out, Mr.
and President Cleveland were W. A. Croffut, a very pleas
both in favor of legislation ant newspaper man with a
providing not. only for the fad for mesmerism, which he
payment of the bounty upon calls hypnotism. Mr. Crofall sugars made previous to fut's hypnotism worked all
the taking effect of the new right on a Republican Secre
tariff but for the payment tary, hut it was a dismal fail
upon this year's entire crop ure when applied to a hard
of the difference between the shell Democrat like Hoke
bounty and the duty on for Smith.
eign sugar. Had this infor
Ex-Congressman Breckenmation been in the posses ridge, of Ark., now minister
sion of the Louisana sugar
Russia, is still in Wash
planters it is probable 1hat ington, and still very much
they might have adopted a interested in politics. H e
different sort o f resolution said in the course of a gener
a t their meeting last week. al conversation on Southern
He also told Mr. Meyer that politics: ' My own State has
his letter to Senator Harris, just given an exceptionally
showing the necessity for the hcavey Democratic majority,
revenue that the sugar duty which is a fair indication of
will bring in was submitted what the South may be ex
to President Cleveland and pected to do in November. I
was approved by him before wish, however, that the ma
it was sent. I t was so stated jority had been a little light
in this correspondence a t the er and the platform adopted
time, although the know-it- a t the State convention a lit
allasserted t h a t the letter tle better. Too much was
was sent without Mr. Cleve conceded the Populists on
land's knowledge and against the financial question. Bet
his wishes.
ter to have had a sound
The true inwardness of the m o n e f a r y p l a n k t h a n t o
alleged flop of Senator Jones, have gained a few thousands
of Nevada, from the Repub superfluous votes. With the
licans to the Populists is now revival of business prosper
known. I t was merely a Re ity that is now already be
publican trick. Jones is no gun there cannot be much
more a Populist than he ever fear of continued Democrat
was and his pretended flop ic ascendency. I feel certain
is but the first move in a that we shad control the
game which was to have been next House." Of the threat
secret and which has for its ened secession of the sugar
final object the nomination planters from the Democrat
and election to the Presiden ic party, Mr. Breckenridge
cy of Senator Cameron, of «aid: " I t is na tural for the
Pcnnyslvania. Jones is the Louisana sugar growers to
father of the Cameron boom stand by their cheif product;
and when he found that the they have always done so.
suggestion was very coldly But I do not see what they
received known connection have to gam by bolting their
with railroad and other cor party affiliations. It will do
porations, notwithstanding them more hurt than it will
the free coinage of silver, the Democracy. For every
which was to be the corner vote lost by such a desertion
stone of his canvass, he was six would be gained. On
disappointed. Then it was longer reflection, it is doubt
t h a t Jones envolved the ful if they will go over to the
scheme of joining the Popu political party which they
lists and turning their organ have battled against all
ization into a purely silver- their lives.
party, elimeiiating every
thing else from their plat
Bncklen'g Arnica Sa've.
form, ami having them en The best salve in the world for
dorse the Cameron boom, cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fevcrsores,
which he calculated would in chilblains, tetter, chapped hands
corns, and all skin
duce the Republican conven eruptions, and positively cures
tion t o nominate Cameron piles, or no pay required. It is
on a free silver platform. The guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or m o n e y refunded.
scheme would not have had Price 25 cents per box. For sale
one chance out of a possible by \V. L. Bryan.
one hundred even if it had
been kept secret as intended,
but now that it has been ex For MaAaria, Liver Trou
posed it s i m p I y had no b l e , o r Indigestion, u s e
chance a t all. Men of Don BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER. 20,1894,
FROM TODD, X. C.
Editor Democrat:
In looking ov»r your pa
per of the 30th ult., I notic
ed the proceedings otthedem
ocratic convention held in
Boone on the 27th, and it
made my soul feel giaa t o
see so much enthusiasm dis
played and such a large turn
out of democrats of Watau
ga manifesting so much int e r e s t in the convention,
which makes m e feel t h a t
democracy still lives in Wa
tauga. In looking over the
names of those who w e r e
nominated by* the conven
tion, I must say that the par
tv could not have madeabet
ter selection for the various
officers of the county; in fact
they are composed of as good
men a s the county could
put out, and the result of
that day's workis^quivalent
t o an election.
Watauga is a democratic
county and will ever remain
true t o those principles, if
her sons will only do their du
ty and not be misled by the
machine now in operation in
Die State composed of repub
licans and populists, who are
forming a combination to
try and defeat the democrat
ic party of the Old N o r t h
State. Fellow democrats, y ou
must panderand look a n d
watch, and not be deceived
by men under disguise—men
who have left the party be
cause they were not nomina
ted tor an office and have
sold their birth-right for a
mess of pottage. Beware ot
men who come to you in
sheep's clothing, a s they ha ve
no object in v i e w only t o mis
lead you in order t o get con
trol of the cbuntv and State
government. These men will
make you believe t h a t the
present administration is re
sponsible for the panic we
ha\e just passed through. I
am sorry that old Grover
took hold of the reins of gov
ernment a t the time he did,
because the responsibility is
put on him and the party,
when Harrison, McKinley &
Co. should have been chas
tised and punished f)r t h e
sad deeds committed, a n d
not bla me the democratic par
ty or the leadersof the party.
Panics are sure to befall us
and will come. Look back t o
the year of 1873, when we
had a greater panic than m
the years '93 and '94, which
was more disasterous to the
country Was the democrat
ic party responsible? Surely
not, as the republican party
had full control of the head
and branches of the govern
ment. ban you blame the
democratic party for the pan
ic which ha8 been in progress
in the Old World for the past
twelve months and causing
680 strikes in Great Britain
and other sections?
Our republican and popu
list friends say t h a t the dem
ocratic party has ruined the
country in the way of free
trade or a ieduction of the
tariff. What has the repub
lican party done for the past
thirty years to protect the
American laborers of whom
they speak so much? • They
have used every means in
their power to import all the
tra b of other se** t '< >n •, such
NO. 49.
as Svveeds, Chinese, Italians, support him? Has not the
Poles,Turks. Japanese, etc., Hon. W. H. Bower stood firm
who have taken the place of to the principles ot the par
the Americans in the different ty? I can safely say t h a t he
manufatories t h r o u g h o u t will 3Ver be found a t his post
our country, a s well a s in battling for the lights of his
other business, until the U. party, and he is in a position
S. are stuffed full of them, to do the country a great,
and such men as Carnegie and deal of good for the next two
other officials of the Combin years, and why should we
ed Trusts, will hire th?m in turn a cold shoulder t o him
stead of the Americans. Why? and support one who left the
Because they hire them for democratic party, and who
half the money. It costs them has united himself with the
nothing to live, as they eat coalition or republican par
nothing and pay nothing for ty? If we get relief, it will be
rent. But on the other hand, through the legislation of the
take the American. He has democratic party that has al
that pure, free blood flowing ways been a party represent
in his veins, and he wants t o ing the whole people.
Now, my fellow democrats
live with his wife and children
with plenfy to eat and a com o f Watauga county, a n d
fortable home; yet the repub throughout the State, let us
licans cry "Free trade ruins commence our warfare bv
American labor!" Why did going to work a t once and
they not think of this many use every measure t o get the
y e a r s a g o a n d h o l l o w o u t party fully organized to meet
'Free pauper labor of Europe the enemy, and on the first
Tuesday in November vic
injures American labor/'
Why don't the 450 Trusts tory is ours. Let us defeat
in ttie U. S., composed of 14,- this machine orcombiuation,
500 persons, who own 85 and show to the world t h a t
per cent, of the wealth of the North Carolina is still, and
U. S , who have made their always shall be, a democrat
immense wealth off of the peo ic State, that we have whip
pie through t he legislation of ped the enemy and put them
the republican Congress an J to flight.
Senate for the past thirty Can we think of having our
years, help the poor Ameri County. State, and Congres
can laborer they cry so much sional ticket defeated? 1, as
about, and not employ for one, say no. So there is
eign labor but only Ameri work for us to do to accom
cans and pay them higher plish our end, and let us rewages and give them regular solve to work early find late
employment. The republican and not think we are safe un
party, combined with the til the sun sets on the first
trusts, are not looking so Tuesday in November.
I am pursuaded that ua der
much after the interest of the
the laws passed by our last
American laborer as their
own interest, yet they make Congress that posperity is
a great sputter over protec now on hand, and that in less
than twelve months t h a t we
tion.
Fellow democrats, do not will teel its effects and the
get discouraged, but do all country will be in a more
you can for the party, and prosperous condition than it
you will never regret it, for has been for thirty years.
i t h a s a l r e a d y s a v e d i n t h e Let us then, as democrats,
way of tariff to the people make for our county ticket;
over $800,000,000, and had Hon. W. H. Bovver, Hon. W.
it not been for the four trai B. Councill and our Supreme
tors to the party who were Court Judges and elect, a
in the Senate of the U. S., it democratic Legislature that
would have been over a bill wo may send two United
ion of dollars and this stag States Senators who can rep
nation of business would not resent North Carolina in the
ha ve existed. But shall we next Senate, and we will fell
forsake the democratic par proud of the result.
A DEMOCRAT.
ty with old Grover a t t h e
helm, who is for the people
and tariff reform, on t h e Pops Expose Their Lark Of Principle,
grounds that four U. S. Sen At the Republican State
ators worked in behalf of the Convention, t h e platform
trusts and against the inter contained t h ese words.
est of the whole people? Let "We reaffirm our allegiance
us not forsake the party for t o the National Republican
the treason of these men, but party and renew our pledges
let the voters of their respec to the people a s set forth ny
tive states put other men in the party."
That is to say the Repub
their places.
licans declared in favor of:
Shall we as democrats of
the 8th Congressional I)ist., A Protective Tariff.
vote against the Hon, W. H. A Force bill.
Bower, who now represents Bouuties.
t h i s D i s t r i c t a n d w h o h a s And not only so, they en
been nominated by the par dorsed the legislation of their
ty and who can defend the in partv since 1860, and "point
ed with pride" t o the posper
terests of the party in Con ity that had followed the leg
gress, and has stood firm t o islation o f the Republican
ics principles in defending its party.
principles on the tariff by The Populists denounce all
making one of the best spea- these things and charge that
Republicans have ruined
ches on the subject in the Fif the country.
the
ty-third Congress? 1 say shall
And yet, they "co-operate"
we vote for him or R. Z. Lin- with the men they say have
nev, who was once a strong ruined the country to get a
democrat, and 1 2 months a- few offices. Honest ir~n < an
have nothing
a
go abused the populists and for men vvhnsf b a n; mnpt
''
to-day asks them, conjoin belie tneii words.—A ned with the republicans, to Observer.
�%3=
Not If Thej Know It.
A COMPLETE NEW 8 PA
IN \J
&3ING
PER
Some of our free silver con Thomas A. Martin pl'ff. vs. W. L. DOUCL
IS THE BEST.
temporaries h a v e reached
The Pride of the North Carol i
H. H. Main and wife, W. S3 SHOE MO SQUEAKIMCW
WASTf
p-.\\
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, that point where they seem
$5. CORDOVAN,
na I'legH."
V. Shelton and wife and
FRENCH&ENAMLLLED CALF.
devoted to the interest ot Coun
44.$<5A0 FlNECALf&KAriGARCl
Betsy Jane Martin deft's.
ty State ano Nation. Published to think that the country
Do you want to aid in building
* 3.50 P0LICE.3SOLES.
rs
every Thursday at Boone, Wa has been robbed of its silver. Byxirtueof an execution
up a paper that shall reflect the^
issued by the Clerk of the Su
EXTRA FINE.
S
greatest credit on North Curoli-*
tautra Coiintv. N. C.
The fact i s, however, and perior Court of Watauga
*2.*L.7-5 BOYSSCHOOLSHOES.
na, no matter where it iiiav be
the people know it, that sil county and directed t o me, I
•LADIESseen ? Then patronize
The Persistence of the Tramp.
ver hasn't gone anywhere. I t will sell for cash a t the court
*3- ' BESTD°NG0M.
.tf
I he Wilmington Messengei
I t is the fashian of ''labor" is still circulating everywhere house door in the town of
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
W-L* DOUGLAS,
JSC 5
orators t o affii in that tramps in the republic, and is freely Boone, N. C., on the 8th day
Do you want a reliable pape?
BROCKTON, MASS.
n
money
giving you all the news of the
arerapidlv increasing-in num used by every man, woman of Oct. 1894, it being the 1st Yon can aave ]> UllfflftHby purchasing W . L.
ShDCK,
Because, w« arc t.ie largest manufacturers of
world—a Democratic newspaper
u
shoes in the world, and
ber under prevailing indus and child who bu.\s any day of the Superior Court, a advertisedby stamping the name andguarantee TO
that equals the best- has the
the
price on
e
certain piece or parcel of land the value which protects you against bigh
bottom,
trial conditions, and even thing. None of the silver on the head waters of North prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes ' 3
largest circulation, and has for
r
"
in style, easy fitting and
twenty-one years been a part
such a w r i t e r as Henry has been retired from circula Foik ot New River adjoining equal custom workWe have them sold evcryQ
wearing qualities.
and factorin thegrowth and devwhere at
(Icorge has estimated them tion, nor is it likely to be. the lands of T. H. Suther any otherlower prices for the value given than
make. Take no substitute. If your
velopment of the Old
North
h
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
a t "millions" in this country The treasury .is also coining land, J . M. South, John Dealer, whose nam? will shortly p 3heat FIRE PRECAUTION
State? Then subscrbe for
alone. Of course, no proof a million dollars of silver a South and others containing pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at 6k
A NECESSITY
THE
WILMINGTON MESSENGER
• -J the F*«-' ory, hugine Room. Machine Shop,
of the tremendous mu'tipli- month, so that nobody shall 64 acres levied on b} me once.
t'luiuljoiV and t'.il:«lers' Shops, and anv
Campaign Hates:
Sept. 4th 1894, and known
•loco where oily waste or cloihes are used,
cation is offered, for there is suffer. There is nobody suf as the Sallie Potter land now
.'hey r.re s-dluovledgml by nil to he the'
The "Daily Messenger/' by
illcg for the purpose ever invented.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
mail, 4 months on trial, for
none t o be had. I doubt if fering about the coinage but known as the lands of H. H«^
8E\I> FOR rnTCES AT ONCB.
College of
$2.00
there are so many tramps in the silver bullion barons of Main and wife, W. V. Shelton
s sank E. Fills M'Cg & Supply Co.,
Agriculture and
The weekly "Transcript Mes-.
7C-7G Fearl Street. Boston.
proportion to OUT population the west. They want the and wife and Betsy Jane Mar
MechanicArts.
senger," (the largest and %
tin, t o satisfy an execution
a s there were fifty years ago, free and unlimited coinage of
best paper in the State) 9
in 1113' hand for $101.31 and Offers Three Technical Cours
and my doubt is founded on the product of their mines a t other costs in case. Thus. A.
months on trial for $1.00
es: The Course in Agricul
a ratio of 1 6 t o 1 . That
the notorious facts that the would give them, over and Martin vs. H. H. Main and ture; The Course in Science;
(Jash in advance. Both
working tran's wages have above the market value of others. This Sept. 4th 1894. The Course m Mechanical and
papers are large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
D. F. R AIRD, Sh'ff. Civil Engineering.
more than doubled in that their bullion, a b o u t fifty
with the address of five per
Each course is broad and
cents on the dollar of unearn
tune, and the cost of almost
NOTICE.
sons and receive sample cop
thorough, and the institu
ed profits. They would he
everything t h a t the working
ies of THE MESSENGER.
the
beneficiar North Carolina, W atauga Co. tion is now equipped for ex
man has to buy has been re ies. real and only is, do the Mary L. Davis v.s. Waistal celient work. Expenses very
NATURE'S
i Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
The question
duced nearly one-half. In people want to put up such W. Davis.
moderate. For catalogues,
CURE FOR
other words, an hour's labor a stupendous job on themsel The defendant above nam address.
TAKE THE
ALEX. Q. Hollada.v, Pres.
will buy, and actually does ves in order to swell the al ed will take notice that an
CATARRH
Raleigh, N. C.
ready bloated bank accounts action entitled as the above
buy, three times as much as
has been commenced in the
Chicago and Alton R, R.
it would buy fifty years ago. or silver barons? Not if they Superior Court of Watauga
know it. I t won't be done
GOING
In regard to "tramps" on under the present adminis county to desolve the bonds
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest.
ly one thing is new—that is tration, nor probably under of matrimony which now ex
This new treatment for Catarrh and
ROYAL
diseases of the respiratory organs is
the name. The very same any succeeding administra ist between the plaintiff and
of the
m & o m m E l onemedical most Important discoveries
I
in
science and possesses the
Emigrants going to any of the A
genus was known to my tion.—Gains ville Ga., Eagle. defendant, and the defendant
following advantages i
will further take notice that
YY estern States or Territories V
It The patient can cure himself at a email expenee
mother, but she called them
The reports of the political he is required to appear a t
and without outside assistance.
will sa ve time and money going
2, No change of diet or pursuit ef fife Is necessary
"codgers;" t h e very same conditions of North Carolina the next term of t he Superior WARRANTED
i via. bhieago and Alton route.
during treatment.
The remedies are In no wise offensive to the ' t is the quickest i oute to
genus was known t o my are uniform from all direc Couitof said county to be 5 YEARS
atient and
tions. Republicans and Pop held on the 2nd Monday in
h
• reaches the seat of
*
ffhe remedyentail' no discomfort.'„ the troublo KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
grandmother, but she called
directly.
,
.
ulists are both repudiating Oct., 1894, a t thecdurt house
5. The remedies end means of appliance can bo
|
PUEBLO,
them "shacks." What my the piebald ticket which rep
carried In the pocket without inconvenience.
KHVE TREATMENT at any drug store. And- all points in Idaho, Wash ,
g r e a t g r a n d i n o t h e r c a l l e d resents neither. Republicans in Boone, N. C., arid answer
. JpC-TRI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
or demur to the complaint in
ington, Oregon, Utah
'
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
them I do not know, but I are not apt to fall, all of a said action, or the plaintiff
and California.
Caoierlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas.
doubt not t h a t the profession sudden, into the embrace afa will apply to thecourtforthe
Finest and Best Equipped
al rounders were a s common party which started into relief demanded in said com
Road in the West.
business charging the Repub
then as now. There were no lican party with all the woes plaint. This Aug. 20th, 94*
Only line running Solid Yesti
mm.
J O E B. T ODD . C. S. C.
bud trains etween St. Louis
"tramps" then, because the the country suffers, nor are
and Kansas ity.
University of North Carolina.
name was not invented till Populists likely t o fall upon
Reclining iair cars and Tour
our armies were disbanded- the necks of those vvhj stand
Includes the College, the U- siiiii:iiiililililililit!liliilili)ilililii'<plililiiJii:iiliiiiiliSiKc
isteppers ee of extra charge.
There were no "dudes" then far principles an I policies ex niversity, the Law School,
1 will mee parties at any rail
HA S a Lsrce High Arm.
ft
*K'
road station with through tickets
Metallic Wsather Boarding,
either, but there have been actly the reverse of their the Medical School and the _ Has » lSelt netting Nvedle.
Has Helf-threadiug Shuttle,
own As to the Democrats Summer School for Teachers. s Haa I'm Equal In Construction.
S
and baggage checks.
Complete Ceilings,
dandies, swells, fops, beaux carrying the State this >ear, College tuition $60. a year; ~ Haa a Mechanical ApuuaranM,
For full information, maps and
— Hiut an Elegant Finish.
£
~
a
a n d exquisitrs scattered it is merely a question of the board $7. t o $13 a month. • Haa a Perfect Adjustment.
Corrugated Sheating,
descriptive pamphlets of the
Haa
Positive Take-up.
|
Haa
West write to or call on
plentifully down the centur majority. Some of the best Session begins Sept. 6. Ad 5 Has Stylish Furniture. Qualities and
Roofing Paints,
»
Mure Good Sewing
|
s does a Larger Hange of General Work a
B. A. NEW LAND.
ies. Names change; the thing informed Republicans put the dress President Winston at a than any Sewing Machine In the World. —
•
Iron Roofing,
v
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
persists. —Aorth American Democratic majority a t 50,- Chapel Hill, N. < .
| Examine THE ROYAL for points of |
Eavo Troughs, Gutters and Spouting,
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
000, and one. a t least, thinks
excellence, and you will
Review.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
s^AM forms of Sheet Metal for BuiMlftg
it will be 65,000. We do not
—YOB THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS—
buy no other.
*
/ COMPLETE AND READY \
Chicago, 111.
believe it will be a s much a s
,> \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
Governor Carr Challenged.
I RuYAE S. M. CO., Rockfori. 01.
either ot these figures, but ifiotanlc Blood Balm
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WE WANT
FOR nVSPYCP<5TA,
Till SUIT 90117 IIBBS RXIIDT BOB
Now t h a t the Hon. Urban have no doubt that it will be
Inclination, and Stomach disorders, an
1 All Skin and Blood Diseases
—AN—
A!phons« Woodburg, of the much greater than it ever
BUflVX"! ISLOIV BlTTEffS.
A11 dealerr
it. *1 per Isottle. c'lpniiine ha*
. It purifies, builds up and enriches
multitudinous moustaches, was bef o re.—Land ma rk.
> ado-mark and crossed red lints ot writK-e
the blood, and never falls
CURE
has been elected Governor of The Populists for not being wise
to cure the most inveterate
Received a lick between the eyes.
MAT I BLOOD AND SKIN DISIn thlitawn—un en^etle workman to
Vermont, his challenge t o the
takoordvi s and Al'PLY our materials
B&L EASES, if directions are fol
It- is ever, ever thus,
5 DOLLARS
in tiiis vicinity.
Hon. Elias Carr,Governor of That greed causes a muss.
lowed. Thousands of grate
Correrjp«mdcr >co sc*"icited• write tor
ful people sound its praises
prloos antl terms.
North Carolina, cannot be re We left our mooring
to
PER DAY
and attest its virtues.
' ^TT &. CO., Cincinnati, 0h J f 1
fused by that gentleman. Mr. And got a scoring,
ON RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS
ESTABLISHED 1072,
C3FWRITE for Book of Won- fL
20 Easily Made.
Woodburg proposed three Had we kept in the middle of the
derful Cures, sent free on ap
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
road,
We •vrert many men, wora-.n, bovn and (irl> to
plication.
months ago to enter into the We would not have been so bad
w o r k t o r u s a f e w h o u r s d a i l y , r i g h t ; n a n d around
t h e i r o w n h o m e s . T h e b u s i n e s s i s easy, plrasant,
If not kept by your local druggist,
moustache contest with Gov
ly shorn.
Strictly honorable, and pn»s brtrterthan nnyothe*
send $1.00 for large bottle, or $5.00
tf is«n~
o f f e r e d a g e n t s . T o n h a v e a e l e n r f i e l d and na
for six bottles, and medicine will be
t
ernor Carr for $1,000 a side, But we cannot always tell
ChestVV
competition. Mxperience and special shilityun.
sent, freight paid, by
the proceeds to be used for How to avoid such a hell.
necessary. No capital reiptircd. V'e rrpiip yon
K BLOOD BALn OO., Atlanta, Ga. j
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
FOB YOUR HOFslE,
with erervt'vhig tiiat yoti need, treot JOII well,
tiie purchaseof hair mattress It is awful, to be sure.
and liclp you to earn t n times ordinary wages.
And we should nob be slow
Women do ns vrell us men, mid hoys and (rlrlt
Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring
es for various State institu
make go's! pay. Anv one, nnvwhrre. can do the
To avail ourselves of the cure
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES Worm and all Itcfeing Skin Diseases.
work. All succeed who follow our plait and sim
tions in North Carolina ami That N. M. Allen can bestow.
ple directions. Firmest \ -k will sorely bring
Vermont'. The contest was His eyes now are open,
you a great deal of mom
Everything is new
have TETTF.R, ii matters not how long
WEAK '?youoxlstsd, TETTEKINE will as certainly euroIt has
and in gr'-nt demand. Wri'e for our pnr plilet
t o include competitions as to His grief shall not be spoken.
c i r c u l a r , a n d r e c e i v e f o i l i n f o r m n t i n n . N o harm
you a3 you use It
f l o n e i f y o u c o n c l u d e n o t t o g o o n w i t h tb«
length oreadth 1 1 1 1 nber, qua! As he meets you at his door
EYES. Harmless, Painless and Fragrant.
business.
And walks you over his floor,
ity, general beauty, a n d
George STINSOW &CO. V
His object is to sell,
MnUSTV Refunded if you are dissatisfied
quantity ofshndow afforded. And not his troubles to tell.
Box 488,
nllf ill. T with the results—References—
MITCHELL'S
Southern Bank of the State of Georgia, Chat
PORTLAND, MA1NR.
As we understand it, Gover His stock grows larger,
ham Rank, and National Bank of Savannah.
nor Carl's hesitation about His prices gets smaller.
J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO.
. Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy foe
entering the contest has been He is being found out at last.
SAVANNAH, GA.
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
caused by his belief that it And his goods are going fast.
Producing Long-Sigh tednest, A RestorNOTICE.
would not be fair for a ma
T |r_
ing the Sight of the Old.
;
chine-trimmed moustache to
By virtue of nn execution Oaret Tear Drops, Granulation* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lathee,
compete with a hand-trimm- issued by the Clerk of the Su •no reoDucno quicx RELIEF AID PERMANENT CURS.
M Obi
other
; imnmb-*ohp. G o v e r n o r perior Court of Watauga Co. Also, equally efficacious whenFcvar InSeree,
maladies, such as Ulcere, used Fllee. or
i r T M iU fL
a '««><.i)ij > . capillary collec- and directed to me, 1 will sell Yamore,Inflammation exists, StITCMMMM.I. m
wherever Halt Rhrasi, Barns,
at t lie court house door in the 0AMjTMI may be nsed to ad venters.
'i %>11 i.s trimmed every Mon- town of Boone, N. C., on the . . 0 * 1 4 br all Bracelets at DS Crate. 13
A\ A i>aTTjthle'^ of Information and ab-/
t.in Patents, Caveats, llow to/
of .he laws, allowing Tntrte^
hav with a mowing machine, 8th day of Oct. 1894, it be
.' '"ci5i Mai Vs. Copyright*, sent
i.C.iHlUNti A CO.
bile Governor C HIT'S isprun ing the first day of the Supe
THE STANDARD.
?!&•-. lid Brondwuy,
rior Court, a certain tract or
J every Thnisday by a force
c v gardeners with scythes parcel of land lying o n the
•-/
W'
DURANG'S
head waters of Cove Creek,
imi lawn mowers. But there adjoining the lands of Lan••shunId b" disputes 011 drine Eggars, James Miller
f-ints so trifling. The only and others, containing 400
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
as being the standard remedy for the
\ t difficulty that we have acres more or less, and now
ENDORSED BY
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
miimttcd in regard t o the known as the lands of Isaac
It ia endorsed by thousands of Physi
PROF A. L. W£TZ,P. H.G,
and A. \L Dongheity, levied
cians, Publishers and Patients. It is
natch is the impossibility of on by me on Aug. 30th, 94
of Medical "Oepartmont Tulaue University
urely vegetable and builds up from the
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
rst dose. It never fails to cure.
ecttiugthc two moustaches t o satisfy an execution in my
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. '
Bend Btamp lot IH uhIrater" Pi^.se Ll«t
pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
Our 0'fics is Opposi'e U. S. Patent Office,
which he cheerfully recommends to the
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam
• t i" Sta r*' s<m» !( r than hands for $191.17 principal
and we can secure patent, in less time than those
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
public.
Tto Sohumashef Dpoasiaai CQ.& remote from Washington.
iiio even tic
the with interest and cost, in case
Send model, drawing or photo., tvilh descrlpRheumatic Remedy
»ton. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
u!d be out ot the of Joseph Lochhime & Co. vs 1 Durang'sStreet,Washington, D. Co.
charge. Our fee not duo fill patent Is secured
t • 1316 L
C.
fj3iajna>i pn« syajvydTnoo JUAgy 'twwtwnr•
A Pamphlet, "llow to Old n INtents." - 0
.^URE, W H O L E S O M E A N D P O W E R F U L .
•'ion.—Aciv Yoik Sun. Isaac, A. M. ano I). B. Dough
JDurang's Liver Villa arc the best on
-'JSE«R6U\ '(RAWTTTK P33P3 L^TNSSUAID
names of actual cl lords in t'
lta:o, ccant. #
earth. They act with an case that makes
town, sent free. Address!
•Stiaxii n pinoqs 'dnIK vvonn
You Want It. Ask Grocer For It.
them a household blessing
s
0J(u; KOIIIS >fTi
< hie I >i!ai pa\ s iot- tin ci ty. This Aug. 30th. 1894.
PRICE 25 CT8 PER BOX, or 5 BOXES FOR $
•Pljuq ;us; oq.ii uojppqa io 'otnoa b Sajpae.q
C.A.S^OW&CQi
I). F. BAIRD, Sheriff.
FOR SALE PV PB.U00IST8
' one v"<Vv /*.
«siav7
UuuF MFG. CO., " EW OH LEANS,
Opposite Fate..? Office, Washington, Q. Cy
LA.
The Watauga Democrat
CACTERIHE
ROOFING.
AGENT
PAY
ETTERIHE!
EYE SALVE
c
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
PURE CREAM TARTAR POWDER
'
free.
�The Wataaga Democrat
A FABLE.
The leading politicians of policy etc. No doubt Hon.
the Republican party, as a R- Z. Linney can explain how Once upon a riuu i u»x u ho
geneial rule, and many of .tins will be. In our opinion had waited patiently i'oi WO
Thursday Sept. 20, iSO-1,
t h e editors a r e predicting'he i s t h e only m a n a m o n gJ o r three h o u r s f o r a h o e v .
* V IS
great, calamities upon the l 1 K who can make both ofjcoine out ofJier burrow, but
i
f o r i o n g r o s s , 8 t h D i s t r i c t , country on account of the these ends meet. If hispolit- waited in vain, retreated toi
As tin season is over
W. H. Ilowei, of Caldwell. lowering of thw tariff by the ieal shrudeness fails him in some distance and called oui: Road the Statement of a
Popular Teacher
this we shall be much sur- "Oh Hare! Please pop your
j will sell our stock of HACKS,
For Judge, 10th District, last Congress; and especially
do they deplore any further prised. T h e Third party head out while i give you a '
|HURRIES, BUGGIES, DOU
j r . 11. < o u n c i l l . o f W a t a u g a .
reduction. McKinley w a s men are somewhat anxious bit of news!"
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
For Solicitor, 10th District, called to Maine t o make a about the turn of affairs. 'Well, what has happened,-*
NESS,
W. C. Newland, of Caldwell speech just before the late Whether they will be swal- querriea t he-hare, as she cau
election a s the ItepuwlicansI lowed up in Republican vic- tiously showed herself.
SADDLES ANI) BRIDLES
for State Senator,
feared t h a t they might lose! tony in the State—will they '1 have reformed!'
At A I cry Low Price.
Dr. L. C. Reeves.
in that State. Big Tom Reed ! be absorbed by the Republi- 'No,' replied the hare.
They are a l l F I R S T C L A S 0
was elected again to Con can party or will they do the 'Yes, my dear hare. I have
For Represent a ti ve,
gress by over 8,000 majority absorbing themselves. N o resolved to live a better life,
and almost as good us new.
A. J. Fletcher.
and the State has gone Re doubt there will be lots of •From this time on I shall let
Will sell on time, or trade
publican a s usual. Nobody- absorbing on both sides and your species entirely alone,
COUNTY TICKET.
for goo1 stock.
expected that Maine and the absorption will be so and strive to acquire a taste
For Sheriff,
Vermont would fail to give great that both the absobers for beef or mutton. The pur
Call on us a t once a t Blow
WILLIAM H. HARDIN.
Mr. Ceo» A. Ztrkle
Mt. Iloreb, Tenn.
the usual Republican major will be very much absorbed pose of this visit t o your bur
For Clerk Superior Court,
ing Rock. W e will be here
ities. Reed a n d McKinley so much so that there will be row is not t o profit thereby, Tho statements hi the testimonial below are
JAMES C. HORTON.
familiar facts to the immediate friends of Mr. until Oct. 1st.
^
are both aspiring to the nothing left of either but but to invite you t o take a Geo. A. Zirkle, school teacher, of Mt. Horeh,
For Treasurer.
Tenn., very
county,
RESPECTFULLY,
presidency and the object of what has been absorbed by pleasant stroll through the wheraho waawell known tlu'oughout the Read it.
JAMES W. HORTON.
born and lias always lived.
"C. I. IIoo i Cs Co., Lowell,-Mass.:
forest with me.'
both is to keep up the fires the other.
For Register of Deeds,
UENKEL, CRAIG & CO.
r Sirs:—I believo In flood's SarsaparlUa.
'1 beg t o be excused,' said I "lie toll you why. I have suffered from iuof protection, for on this
Bid You Ever
will
HUGH DOBBIN.
- c f u l * becp.xne h o o d principle alone hangs all the Try Electric Bitters as a reined v the hare, as she indulged in a of age, myr oores fro * a c h l , astrangely reflected.ars Blowing Rock Sep 12, '04.
For Surveyor,
I
for your troubles? If not, get a womanly wink.
could not read after sunset, end when I would
hopes and success of the Re
JONES GREER.
cl -io n>y eyes, I could not cpen them; hut on
relief. This
public >n party in the future. bottle now and get found to be 'But that betrays a lack of whichever 1 lay, 011 that Hide I can Li open
For Coroner,
medicine has been
r.-.y eye. This condition continued about two
They hope to still mislead peculiarly adapted to the relief confidence in me/ protested years', and w»$ succeeded by
NOAH MAST.
the people by the cry "wet and cure of all Female com ravnard. 'It is only a mo
An Intolerable Itching;
WANTED!
•
Ou the eve of an important must protect our American plaints, t xerting a wonderful di ment ago 1 told yon 1 had re nil over my bo.'y and limbs. I had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
rect influence in giving strength
A ii-meiiy iordihejiNeand de
election throughout the Uni industries." The point con and tone to the organs. If you lor men.'
It was «!r!. It continued a month and was
followed immediately by a tumor in the right bliity, especially for thosedis
t e d S t a t e s , i t h a s b e e n t h e tended for by the Republi have loss of appetite, constipa 'That is the trouble in th side of my neck, as large 11s a small egg. I at
eases which physicians have
commenced
physic Inns' preseriiv
V.
i i
custom of the republican lea cans is protection to those tion, headache, fainting spells, matter, said the hare as she once and continuedtiminglost hope. In the moun !; iifiiiounw,,,/! inCUI'dliie.
tions
till I
OUOUlieed
sleeules,
ders North to get up as much men who work in factories or are nervous,troubled excitable winken with both eyes. Ta time the turner changed its place to the in. me- j V\ C give l)cl ()VV a few of the
melancholy or
with diz
ro t of m rr -k sup urated
was f.L
sensation as possible against and mines. Their sympathy zy spells, Electric Bitters is the king you for a fox who yearns d i a t e ftynothers,ytillrsix, hadpformed a n d broken, 'j { [ a i U 11 V left t"• ' ^ llicil VIC
lowed
and
the South. So the negro ra does not reach out to the medicine .you need. Health and for hare meat, 1 am ready to "Finally, three years ago, another large ta- ; 'MVP received, Mild which We
seated itsc-lf
my colUr bone
pists in the South are now to farmers they do not care strength are guaranteed by its dodge and run, but taking- mor in six mouths on the point ofway back on the publish VV3 til the COHSCIlt of
and
another half
use. Large bottles only fifty
bone. F. Ah of them soon Lagan to discharge i the wliters w HO «1 I'D ('OI)Vlt)"-A
V
^ V\ ho are
be used to create a sympathy what burdens they heap upon cents at VV. L. Brvnn's store.
yon for a fox that has teform an I continue ! to h . so till id. at .seven i oat.'S (•;! Th;jf 'vncl) •» vnivmii
^
ago. I tried everything. lncl Klingprescriptions, i.
U 0 lMUldy US «\ 6
for the 'poor negro-' Even the tillers of the soil. If the
ed I am not up to your trick 1 was often so we : c that
I ha ve described lias been found
From Reese, N. C.
a n E n g l i s h c o m m i t t e e h a s products of the farmer are
and would surely get left.—
8 could scarcely walk
! in Compound Oxygen TivatEditor Democrat:
so confus
that
could
>>-.
been sent t o investigate the reduced to starvation prices
Moral—Continue to vote the aud my mind was my businessd (schoolI teach* niCLt of l) . Star key <C- r ascarcely attend to
.
Before the mail l e a v e s
IngX I was utterly discouraged. Ami now my mil.
lynching in the South; enqui and his supplies t h a t he has
straight ticket.
C. P. T.
story draws to a close. I began the use of J
Reese this morning, I thought
ries have been sent to sever to ouy for the use of himself
Todd, N. C Sept. 15.
f. - o i . c h 7 * f x j
d a u g h t e r w a s cured o f
of giving you a few news
a l S o u t h e r n G o v e r n o r s a n d and family are. advanced in
' U1
j Asthma, by one treatment Of com
kit P a
Me: chants who have been! AJ. V
items. Beaver Dams is right
Hotxi's Sarsaparilla a
Iloci's Sarsapai llla a little less than a year rgo, ' pOUIld Oxygen, ofier fjllflerin<r
rg
p r o p e r a n s w e r s h a v e b e e n prices oy reason of protective
side up Home oi our people North to buy goods say that and took fiva bottles. When I began I had no for fif teen years. ED. It WIE! Is '
sent by them. In many of the laws, it is of no consequence
there is a marked difference! faith
'
\"
V ' '
coin plain of hard-times and in theprjce.especiallv woollen sort sin it.myIn less than three months both the
on
shoulder were healed ; I was cured
f V lei", I eXLD
Northern Statesnegroeshave to those men who advocate
of a troui:i.-name catarrh; and scrofulous habit
has
grown
apparent
want t o attribute them to goods and hats. These mer moresteadilyover did inloss ILe, and am I weigh
than i
my
"I need your compound Oxybeen lynched, but this has no protective laws t o benefit a
Democracy They ought to chants chiiui that they can
8n tho E©st of Health,
| £ en about a year and a half a.
significance, as it must oc certain class, and the most
read up and they will find sell these goods this fall at oonslderlng my constitution. Do you wonder J gO. I neglected to tell VOU of
cur in the South t o have any of the protected class are
I
Sarsaparilla? I
the • '
no etis tluai rwiommeud IttrrdnwltAro
littin r'iwimmmvl
' '
<
every
.
that Congress has not been the price they paid for them thatauibelieve i:i Hood's it erervwhere andcan do , •. great heueflt, T ract.i e(l II'OIU
political meaning. I t is pass foreigners who have come
way." Geo. A. ZrRiii.B, Mt. Horeb, Term.
| 118 Use. 1 have not been troilhin Baltimore last year.
as idle as many suppose. The
J-8-0<HJ'8 Pifts cure liver ili3, consti .vcitlon, '! ''
^ Catarrh since.—E. VV.
i n g s t r a n g e t o u s t h a t t h e over from the old countries,
complaint of hard times has
btiiousBcsia, jauudk«,6ickhoa<iache > uidige<itioQ. ; Revels, Syracuse University Sy
•r. R, D, JO
deeds committed by black or and have supplanted our
racuse, N. Y.
"
become chronic. Times are
(DENTIST.)
white beasts that causes the own American laborers, if
not hard enough to make a I am now located at Must post EOW TO SAVE HON
Send for book of two hundred
Lynch law tobeenforced, are the people would look into
great marry men go t o work. office, on Cov u Creek wherelofler
ffice.
Cov?
wherelofler
pages for further information, tes
n o t condemned by these phy- this protective hue and crytiu.onials, etc. A book sent free.
EY.
There is somebody here in rn> professional services to the
J a n t h r o p i 8 t a o f t h e n e g r o by these leaders of the Re
of
country
Home Treatment sen1 out by ex
the country blacking them citizens go surrounding the ooun
and will
anywhere in
press t n be used at home. Office
race. If a negro commits a publican party they would
selves and slipping into peo ty to do work where the amount One of the great secrets in ma Treatment administered here.
crime and a crowd of infuria be able t o see the rascality
ples (houses in day time when of work will justify, by writ ing king money is to know how to
t e d c i t i z e n s h a n g * h i m . t h e and humbugry of these fel
save it.. The principal way to save
the family can be caught out. me to the above add ress, stating money is to buy that which you
Rof
f fllun'j
what you have to do. I usenotln
h a n g i n g i s c o n d e m n e d , b u t lows.
Arch S t . Philadelphf. , Pa.
Two houses here have been ing but the best material coin bin consume from the party YvhoVil!!
the beastly act of the fiend
120 Sutter St. San Frrrcibco, Cal.
A Household Treasure.
plundered, 1 advise people to ed with honest skill, consequent sell you the BEST article for the
who committed the crime is 1). W. Fuller, of Canajoharie,
LEAST money In order to find Please mention this paper.
be on the lookout and they' ly when I say 1 GUARANTEE my the above named party it is. very
kept in the back ground. We I N. Y.. says that he always keeps
work I mean to GUARANTEE , and
will get him.
now stand rea iy and willing to essential that you call and ex
d o not approve of lynching, Dr. King's New Discovery in the
amine my immense stock of
At the brides mothers, .Miss make good any promise I have
house and his family has always
and believe t h a t t h e law found the very best results fol
Alice McNeely and Mr. Robt. made to the people.
GENERAL MERCHAN
should, in all cases, take its low its use; that he would not be
Best of reference given.
Cook were married o n the
course, and condemn it as a without it, if procurable. G.A.
TS E
LAND SALE.
2nd inst. Smith Hagaman
barbarous practice, but how Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N.
X
Y., says that Dr King's New Esq officiating.
H m ving been a ppui n led Which is almost complete in ev
are we to prevent it? Not a- Discovery is undoubted].) the
Mr. Jason Sherrill's wife is commissioner in the case of erv department, consisting 01 A FTER A PRIL TH E 1ST '94,
1
lone by condemning it. Have best cough remedy; that he has
very low with a chronic <iis- ! I. R McDowell to tin use of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and 10 per cent, cut on prices.
these would-be negro phylan- used it in his family for eight
the Friek Co., vs. J. A. Ald- Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
years, and it has never failed to ease and will likelv not live. ridge, whe"em judgment was
Groceries, Saddles. Queensthropists no sympatbyfor the do afi that is claimed forifc. Why
As hard as times are G. P. obtained in favor of the
ware, Drugs, Emits, Nuts.
spot cash or barter,
innocent ones who have been not try a remedy as long tried
numerous to men
NEVER TEN DAYS.
JSSSWTSSK SWiU h,,, built
and Pontiff nt th, Sprin R ter.„ Etc., Etc., tootion.
outraged or murdered by a
VV. L. Bryan's store. Regular conmodious dwelling house
Vy atauga Superior Court,
—Xbeastly negro? What power size 50c. and |1.00.
I have just received the nicest
for VV. F. Reese ami a good 1894 for the Mil in of foUQ.OO
< ur
Look over our list and com
is there t o restrain an out
and most complete line of
pare our prices with these seKiifg
store house at Reese for Mr, and cost. I in pursuance of
an order contained in said
raged community after such I t is gratifying t o us to
on time. "Monet saved is mon
ey made."
know t h a t there is now an Ouss Donnelly, where he ex- judgment, will sell to the
a n act has been committed?
Let these outrages be stop active campaign going on in pects t o p u t a Ht->"lc of g o o d s j highest bidder f o r c a s h a t That has ever been exhibited to We will sell yon 4 1 -2 pounds
about the 1st of Oct.
j the court house door in
the citizens of Boone anil sur good eoflee for #1.00. 1 fj pounds
ped-; condemn the offender as our State by the leaders of
Thos. J . Shoun who 1ms! Boone 011 the SthRay of Oct.
roundings, consisting of
extra •(;' sugar lor .f 1.00, liest
w e l l a s t h e l y n c h e r s , a n d the unterrified Democracy.
lived in our neighborhood 1894. it b'-ing the second
Calicoes of all styles and shades calico (') to 7 1-2 ots ]>ei yard, ( fit
T h e D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s ir
when these beastly acts are
i -i
i,
, .
| Monday of said month and
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- eon check, 2~ inches wide, 7 cts.
If".- U wh.le. B..I. out h.s ,rop t h H fl ,.y ( l l l v o f tll( . F n | , (pI . m
stopped, lynching will also* throughout the State aie be
, lies, Sat tines, Ginghams, Nan- per yard, and ladies' and gents'
staiD-d
morning of court, thefollowing valua sooks, cha in brays. Cashmeres, hats cheaper than they have ev
stop. Let our Northern lea coming united and much en-jliiiif.h his familythis Va.
wit
to
ble tract o f land, viz: 140
Heurietas, Bleeching. Damask er been sold before.
ders stop these hellish crimes thusiasm prevails a t the
I was in the establishment acres, more or less, lying and drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- We are just receiving a fall line
i n t h e i r o w n S t a t e s b e f o r e Democratic meetings. The:I f
fusion ticket i« in mnm>l Hie M()Ui»tain Medicine Co. j
i n Katanga township touades, jeans etc which will j of ladies' dress goods at prices to
,
^
. 0 j Watauga connyv. N.
be sold a t reduced pi ices for cash suit the buyers.
they end up such howling tusion ticket, is, in many see-,
belongii g toami in'thename or its equivolent, meeting anddf WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
waiIs against the South„ We tions, confused. Many of theI' 1 "
Bne Republicans are dis-/T 1 ! t M / m '-'tHcrprme tor c. a ( ) f j A. A hi ridge, a djoining fybig all
deplore 1 ) ^ . . , , ^ but we con- j
Call and see us and we can save
Bi Hie the land of Shull's heirs on RE A SONAIL E COMPETITION you money.
Itosp.
demn the causes more, Stoj gusted by being sold out to! 1 ! , r
the Populist,for a s a general j '^ Bucction, to mnnuLic- the north, E. Coffey on the
JOHNSON EDM IST E.N & CO.
11. My entire stock
the cause first.
south, VV. W. Lenoir on thej
thing, and old time, long lifed t , , r e o i n o u n , n 'Bcmes as (east and R. F. Brickel on the r / /j.
rencra 1 Mei cha ndise will Blowing Rock, March 5.
1 . Harry "Skinner" the
t;,r
l K ) ^ i ! ) lc,from our own
Co
Republican hates a Populist!
j being the same he be sold at reduced prices ior
wegt> an(
Populist nominee for Con worse than he does a Demo- 1 ! > o t s { i n Borbs. 1
8taii(!«j(l K<<per's Notice.
inedi-j pan-fiased of J . A. Woody., CASH or its equivolent
based
gress will-haven stormy time
cine is said to be valuable, j For a fuller and more eoin-j
The peop1e of Wa ta uga will
In order to-make room for
in getting through his cam- crat. and many w o n d e r
what will the off-spring be Mrs. Ida Moietz, daughter plete description reference is new sb»ck, I am offering my en- take notice that I have pro
l ligii. The Democrats in
cured a room in the court
liis district will they say con from the marriage of the Re of .j. II. Farthing was thrown ; hereby made to Book) r ' s M tire lot of
n!
, ' , " ( j < ;' ( >l
house where I will attend a t
from a buggy Sunday onllll^f
sign him and his followers to publicans and Populists. Sup
, .. h , ' ' ,* j ' . | Watauga county. Sanl and ItEA1)Y-M AI)E CL<)THING the commissioners" court the
a political grave.
Beaver
A1 COST.
pose this fusion ticket is her leg. Dams winch orokc will be sold to satisfy the
first Monday in each month
elected in t h e ' S t a t e theu There is some sickness here aforesaid judgment of $5'X),- Thanking my friends and cus- for t'ie purpose of sealing the
Senator Ransom was in
00 with interest on. the same tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures for the
.
,
Raleigh a few days ago and what will bo the complexion j among whom is Esceila Hag- r
Ii' >in rendition oi judgment tlu-y have gi ven me in the past people. 1 he law requires this
on being interviewed us to of the party? Will it be free a m a n Jasper Hagarnan's
until paid, and the cost of and soliciting a continuatLm or to be done everv two yeais.
Democratic prospects stated silver, low tariff, ownershipj'laughter, with scrofula,
J . H. COOK,"
sa id action.
_
tlie same so long as I merit it, I
that he had never seen the of the railroads, sub-Treas-l Born crops have agreeably
Pole in fee simple will be; a in
RESPECTFULLY,
S rA NDAR D K EIi PER.
deceived us. There will be
people more in earnest than
M A D E I • > t I D * pup H CI sc I . E L L I S '
T " n NT> XT
uiy etc.. or will it be Mckiti ri do: good C? ODS aiL » ail
no w ,nd are hopeful and resh
I
BJTAI IV I) I HIS
ept 5th 1S9L
j ley tui iff, the gold standard
Mute
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. I Believe in Hood's
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SALE.
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To T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT, jfHend W . I I . Farthing will Editor Democrat:
VVt have just closed an in iikaiA;V:H i ' O L U J L V
be put on the Senatorial tick
1 *opy1 year...
$1.00 et agaiiwt Dr. Reeves This teresting session of the Cald
s
0 months
50 . ,,
,, , . , , .
()3 months
35iis the news talked o r by the well Association with Kmg's
fusioiiists. We do not know Creek church. The annual
ADVERTISING RATES.
how it is arid only give it as sermon vv a s preached by
1 incli 1 week
$ .75
Brother 14. M. ('room, of
ru m or.
1
1 month
1.75
Globe. J . V. MeCail vv a s
1 " 3 "
3.00
—Rev. J. W. Thomas, of
1 " 6 "
5.00
Hibnten, wi'l preach in the chosen moderator and A. E.
1 '' 1 year
7.00
Nelson clerk. J . C. Cadell of
1 column 1 week...
0.00 Baptist church in Boone a t
the Recorder and B. S. Pe
1 " 1 month.
13.50111 ? f), m . and at. night on
1
"
3 "
25.00
terson of the North Caroli
1 •"
0 "
37.50 the 5th Sunday in this month. na Baptist were present i 11
1 "
1 year
50 00 He will also preach a t Flat
Top church on Monday night the interest of those papers'.
Brother M. P. Matheny, of
Entered a t the Post office a t following-.
Gastonia, was with us, and
Boone. N. C., a s second-class —Mrs. t'apt. Hodges, who
preached two excellent ser
mail matter.
is now in Lenoir recuperating mons and gave 11s suaiegood
from a severe operation on speeches. The nubject of ed
LOCAL NEWS.
her eye. is, we are informed, ucation elicited a strong dis
doing well, and hopes aie en cussion, participated in by
—Ivliss Lucy Lenoir, o f
Tenn-, is visiting a t Dr Coun tertained that she will again Bret hern Cadell, J . F. Spainsee from an eye that has been hour, Prof. White, of Taycill's.
totally blind for some time. lorsville Collegiate Institute
—Dr. M. F. M O T phew and
family, of Marion, are visit — The tax books are now and Mathen.v, all speakers
in the hands of the Sheriff, t a k i n g grounds against
ing a t Mr. Bryan's.
and, of course, the taxes will State aid in higher educa
—Attorneys W. B. Couneill have to be paid. Considering tion, that the State cannot
and J . F. Spainhour are at th Q bard times, it would be legitimately go beyond the
t e n d i n g L e n o i r c o u r t t h i s well for each tax-payer to free schools, leaving all high
week.
look after this matterjust as er education to private en
—Mr. Thos Lenoir, of Cald soon as possible.
terprise. The subject of tem
well, spent a day and night —J. C. Horton, who atten perance proved a lively dis
in town, he leaves here for ded the funeral of his sister, cussion. The report sug
Lin ville.
Miss lulia, a t North Wilkes- gested county temperance
-VV. H. Hardin, our candi boro last week, returned on organization, and 27inst. a t
date for Sheriff, gavs u s a Monday and was in town on Lenoir, all the friends of tem THIS IS NO HUM
pleasant call on Tuesday of Tuesday. He reports t h e perance, regardless of denom
DUG TO DRAW
this week.
number of sufferers from fe iuation or political party,
TRADE!
are requested to meet to or
—A protracted meeting a t ver a s being large, but says
ganize a county convention.
Brushy Fork c o 11 t i n u e d they are, in the main, impro
A State convention was or
through last. week. We do ving.
ganized a t Greensboro re
I M2iN3iJSINS3S.
not know the result.
—F. M. Hodges left here cently, and that body re
—M. B. Bl ackburn has just on yesterday morning f o r quests the counties to organ
received a ne.v lot of cotton Hickory, where he goes with ize The object is to petition
yarn, prints, sheeting etc. teams to move Mrs. Hine the next legislature to enact 1 rom now until the first day
Smhim if you want bargains. back to her old home near a liquor law somewhat like of April I will sell my stock ol
town. The Hine family is the Mississippi law. The pa
— J. W. H irtau, of Cove
one that is much liked byoui pers wili he requested topnoCreek, bought of T. A. Critch
people, and we heartily wel lisli that law soon, that all
er this week, a lot of the fin
come thein back t o our the people may see it. The
est year old steers vve have
—AND
midst.
next session of the Caldwell
seen this season.
—Let everybody register Association will convene with
— W. L. Bryan wishes tp
say to the one who has his and vote irt/the coming elec Lower Creek church, t vv o
miles east of Lenoir, ThursAt 1 0 per cent";above
cross-cut saw that it would tion. The registration oookS
will be kept open for thirty dav before the third Sunday
be an accommodation , to
days preceeding theelection— in Oct. '95.
ha ye it. returned.
We have a lot of candida
from Sept. 26th to Oct. 27th
—Some parties from Mitch a t 12 o'clock, M. when they tes in Caldwell county, and
ell county are prospecting will beclosed. All persons ha v all are working perseveiingfor mica on the lands of ing moved into one township ly t o secure their election. 1 If you don't think I mean it
Root. Sheaier. Hope they from another must secure trust all concerned will keep come and look through my
may find a paying vein.
certificates from the regis their senses, tell the truth
— fie were presented by trar of the townships from and say no hard things. 1
our friend J . C. Ray a toma which they removed. Follow am glad the DEMOCRAT i s It wont cost you one cent if
t o weighing one and three ing is the list of registrars steering clear of coarse vul
you dont purchase.
fourth pound. The finest to for the various townships in garisms t h a t characterize
mato we have ever scar.
the county: Bald Mountain, some papers; for instance the I have a large stock and
—Mr. Stamper, of Alle A. F. Davis; Beaver Dam, J nick name given Mr. R. Z. want to get rid of it before
spring.
ghany county, informs Dr. K. Perry; Blowing Rock. H. Linney, and I notice another
C. Martin; Blue Ridge, G. H. paper has called Mr. VV. II.
Reeves t h a t he will not be
against him for the Senate, Blair; Boone, W. L. Bryan; Bower an ugly natre. Some
CALL AND LOOK!
Cove Creek, N. L. Mast; Elk. ( f the political papers are
as has been reported.
L. M. Hodges; Laurel Creek, actually too coarse to be
-O
—Politics in the county
L. VV. Farthing; Meat Camp, read bv our children and I
continues very quiet, but no
Granville Norris; North Fork, do not wonder that many I would call your attention
doubt it will show moresigns
A.J. Wilsjn, Jr.; Shawnee-! ladies refuse to read them. to the big cut in prices in my
of life after court when the
haw, It. L. Lowe; Stony Fork, Let us have clean mouths
other lines
campaign fairly opens.
\V. L. Hendrix; Watauga, J . and clean papers and a clean
campaign. We are i n the
—Bower and Linney have C. Shull.
midst of fodder saving and
agreed o n some appoint
molasses making, and how
ments and will attract gen
The Superiority
eral interest. Both are able Of Hood's Saraaparilla is due to busy we are!
Hibriten Academy h a s
men and will make an unus the tremendous amount of brain
work and constant care useu in opened with bright prospects
ually strong campaign.
its preparation. Try one bottle
—On the first page of this and you will be convinced of its for a prosperous session. Am
puri
s the
issue we publish an article superiority. It source fi ehealth herst. has also opened grand
blood which,the
of
from Todd, N. C. that we cures dyspepsia, overcomes sick ly, and I am glad to knowheartily commend to 0111 headaches and biliousness. It is Globe has also opened en
couragingly. We expected
just the medicine for you.
readers. I t is good Demo
Hood's Bills are purely vegeta Prof. Dougherty with us a t
cratic doctrine. Read it.
ble, carefully prepared from the the Association but he failed
— Young friend Rob.y Long best ingredients.
us. The health of the people
had a polypus weighing one
is genera Illy good, and vve all
ounce taken from his nose Congressman W. L. Wilson have much for which to be
by Dr. Wakefield a t Lenoir the great tariff reformer of thankful. I have had good
last week. The operation was VV. Vtt., is now in Europe meetings a t King's Creek
painful, but Ruby seems to and preaching low tariff. Lower Creek and North Ca
His trip to London basgreat tawba, and hope to have one
be all right now.
ly improved bis health. He a t Lenoir in the near future.
—The Common Sense Churn
will return in a few days and Good wishes to all the read
sold by Rey. John Ingall,
commence his canvass. His ers of the DEMOCRAT.
has proven itself a great suc
I. VV. THOMAS.
majority in the district is
cess. Rev. C. S. Farthing
Sept. 13th, '94.
very small and the Republi
has one of them, and says
cans will use every means to ''All run down" from weaken RESPECTFULLY
it does all that is claimed for
defeat a man so prominent as ing effects of vv a rm weather, you
! need a good tonic and blood pur
it. The same report ' mes
TV. L Hill A A.
Mr. Wilson, but vve trust he ifier like Hood's SarsepariLa.
from many others who have
will be returned to Congress. j Tr^ it.
them in use.
SUBSCRIPTION liATK 8
SAY!
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
S P
ARE StTGAR-COATiSD,
EASY TO TAKE,
And a Sure Cure for
Sick Headache,Biliousness,
Constipation, and
Dyspepsia.
They Keep the System in Perfect Order.
"For years," writes CARRIE E.
STOCKWELI., of Chesterfield, 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 sufficient 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 AYER'S Tills, 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 Laths, 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 I gladly testify to the superior merits of
this medicine."—MANOEL JORGE PEREIRA, Oporto, Portugal.
AYER 'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Oc., Towell, Mass.
3E3T7"o:r3r
D s
o e
D f ei e
I e tv
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
OJj
ZI3NVILLE HORiH-GAROUNS
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing froma billioussystem. This is 110 patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended by
the ph3sicians of the county, and is one of tlie best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE, COMPANY.
Zionvillo, N. C.,' Sept. 6, 1894.
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST]
0
STOCK
Of Course Yo'J Wan! the Cheapest.
Wei!, when you want the best, grade of goods, call' on
me, for I have them. For the next twenty days I will offer
a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
Ladies' unlrimmed hats a t 20 ots. and up; a lot ofChallies
a t 5 cts. a .yard cash—nice patterns.
Remember this is a special sale, tuid will positively on
ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the
time, a? you will find many useful things a t cost and un
der on my Special
Counter Bargains.
These Special Bargains are lor CASH only, but will sell
reduced rates for produce. So ail can fare alike.
Come one come all and get something nice, a t a low late,
as they must go regardless of cost.
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I have a
full line.
them a t
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
B®"THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."®#
B&-W.V0 W IB JUL, HAG '10 SUBSUMM."®*
Rclievfs all soreness of the mucous membrane fcnei
cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET in ito5
No
other treattnc.» t necessary. Nercrcauses stricture or
leaves any injurious aRer ejects, Price, ft. Sold
by druggists.
• OOP Qd'AI Cp.,Pr3's,.ftl!»nia,1»..
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Democrat.
VOL 6
BOONE,
How
To Invest
Small Amounts.
This is a problem that puzzles
more than one man who saves a
portion of his salary. The fol
lowing letter gives the result of
an investment in a Tontine
Policy of the
Equitable Life.
UNION, S. C., Dec. 20, 1892.
W. J. RODDKY, Esq., Agent.
DEAR SIR:—Your favor enclosing
check of the Equitable Life Assur
ance Society in settlement of my
policy, No. 209,310, came duly to
hand. The settlement is a liberal
one, exceeding my expectations, and
I am pleased with it.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM MUNRO.
There is no form of investment
to-day that offers such absolute
security and such liberal divi
dends as the proper form of life
assurance. . It's a matter on
which every man should be
posted. We send you figures
and particulars without charge.
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Department of the Carolinas,
ROCK HILL. S. C.
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. UOUNCILL, Jr.
A TTORNEY AT L A V.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. UOUNCILL, M. I).
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street notth of Post
Office.
J. F MOItimW,
AllORNEY A1 LA W,
M.VIIION,
- N. €
-(G)-
Will practice in the courts ol
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
ell and all other counties in the
western district ®3?*Special atten
tion given to the collection ol
lain is
W. B. C'ouncill M. I). T. C. Blackburn.
Boone, N. C.
Ziouville, N. C.
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
g®"*Calls attended at a 11
hours.*®*
June 1, '93.
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
LflViL & FLETCHER
ATTORNEYS A TLA 11',
BOONE, N. 0.
Special attention given
to the colletion of claims
LL GREENE, <fe COT,
REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
fiOONE, N. C.
Will give special attention
to abstracts of title, the sale
of Real Estate in W. N. U.
Those he viug farms, timber
and mineral lands for sale,
will do well to call on said Co.
at Boone.
L. L. GREEA & CO.
March 16, 1893.
NOTICE.
Hotel Property for Sale.
On account of failing health
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
my liotel propertv in the town ol
Boone, North Carolina, and will
3ell low for cash and make terms
to suit the buyer, and will take
real or personal property in ex
change. Apply soon.
W. L . BRYAN.
NOI I CE T
Parties putting papers in
my hand for execution will
please advanee the fees with
the papers and they will re
ceive prompt attention, other
wise tlie.y will be returned
not executed for the want of
fees.
1) E. BAIRD SHFF.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER. 27,1894,
INCIDENTS OF THE FOREsT FIRES.
LETTER. The people are being arous
ed to the benefits which ac Progressive Farmer.
Miss Nellie RIy, of the New
From our Regular Correspondent. crue to them under the new
tariff. Prices are getting York World staff, visited the
Secretary Carlisle lias had lower even at this early (late burned district in -Minnesota
co explain to some interested on many of the staple artic immediately aft°r the fire
party so often that he is les of daily use. This is par and gave some pathetic
merely an executive officer ticularly true of goods eom- stories of what she saw and
charged with the duty ol en iug under the woolen sched beard. We make a few ex
forcing the tariff law as he ule, although, that does not tracts :
understands it, and that he go into effect until the 1st of
"Onestiange thing about
has no moie authority to next January, but the prices the fire, which the people
change its express provisions are already being marked ha verightly named a 'cyclone
than he has to change any down in anticipation. One of hull,' is that people died in
other law, that he wouldn't thing that struck me very the act of moving, and in
be human if he was not very, forcibly was the statements those positions were burned
very tired of the task. Some made on every hand by the to a crisp.
of the things he has been ask wholesale dealers o f New
On j man was found stand
ed to do are fairly reasona York City of marked improve ing up right in a gutter, with
ble, but by far the most of ment in business, all ot them his foot lifted in the 'act of
them are simply out of'the being engaged in the pleas stepping out when death
domain of reason. Or.esam- ing tUvsk of booking unuas- caught him. In the same
ple of these requests will do uull.y large orders, which position he remained, just
to show the general nature means that things are im like a statue.
of all ol them. The section proving- all over the country,
Almost everybody, how
of the new tariff providing as these orders come from ever, was found shielding
for the free admission oF al merchants in every section." their eyes. But the fire twist
cohol used in the arts has
Well, the administration ed bodies as it twistsd iron,
been one of the most trouble has been blamed for every and the corpses were ghastly
some to Secretary Carlisle, thing b y ! the Republican sights to see. Everybody
largely because Congress neg press, but the climax of ab that was not burned to an
lected to make any appro surdity would 8 e e m to absolute crisp was burst
priation to pay the large Inve been reached when it open by th? heat.
number of inspectors that was blamed for having al
Mr. Blauchard, whose wife
will be necessary to make lowed the Kentuekiang from and three children were burn
any regulations adopted by Col. Breckenridge's district ed, would not believe the
the Treasury even fairly effec holding office in Washing blackened corpses shown him
tive. A A committee represent ton to go home to help Col. were his family, despite the
ing the manufacturing chem Breckenridge in his fight for ring on his wife's hand and
ists and druggists, who will re-nomination. Why, the ad the trinkets on the children,
be greatly benefitted by the ministration h a s no' more and the fact that some friends
law, has been in Washington right to say what an office saw them when they died.
for some daya, and so anx holder may or may not do
I saw the potato patch to
ious were its members to as when he takes the vacation day whei3 the people of Mis
sist-Mr. Carlisle that they which belongs to him than it sion Creek lay on their faces
proposed t.ha t the necessary has to say what grocerystore and were saved. Not one
number'of Treasury inspec he shall patronize. The men human life in the little colony
tors should be appointed and who went to Kentucky to was lost. The potato patch
that their salaries would be help Col. Breckenridge were sa\ed them all. All the peo
paid by those manufacturers under obligations to him for ple lay flat the earth with
who used (the free alcohol; the government positions theii faces buried, except one
and they actually seemed to they hold and if they choose man.
be surprised when told that to take their vacation at a
'1 tried to look,' he said. T
there was one r little draw time when they could go thought the world was com
back t o such a scheme—it home and return those obli ing to an end, and I tried to
would b e unlawful. Secre gations nobody had any see it. I saw only night,
tary Carlisle will shortly put thing to do with it. An ad blackness, with frightful balls
in operation regulations for ministration that would take of fire, and I looked until I
the enforcement of this sec part either for or against fainted. VVe had domestic
tion of the law, without the every candidate for a Con animals in the patch with us.
appointment of any new in gressional nomination in its Thev were all saved, and
spectors, depending largely party would have ho time while we lay there deer came
upon putting the manufac to do anything else. So far out of the woods and hud
turers under heavy bonds to as Col. Breckenridge is con dled there with us, as tame
make them toe the mark.
cerned, there art few Demo as our cows When the fire
The government receipts crats here abouts, either in was over they ran away.'
Funny* things, too, hap
for the first half of Sept.. public or private life, who
have been very satisfactory, would not have preferred pened there in the face of
and there is little doubt that seeing him voluntarily retire that awful death? One man
the receipts for the entire from Congress, but the most told me he was in a pond
month will exceed the ex of them considered, when he with a lot of people. He was
penditures. It is also now announced h i s determina pouring water over the heads
as certain as anything in the tion to fight for a re-nomin- <.f the women to keep them
future can be that the new ation, that it was a matter from burning. He saw one
tariff will produce more than belonging exclusively to the woman's hair catch fire. Be
enough tevenue to run the Democrats of his district, hind her stood a man up to
government.
and for that reason few his shoulders in the water.
'Throw water or. that wo
Senator Faulkner, chair Democrats have publicly ex
man of the Democratic Con pressed any opinion about man, or she'll burn to death,'
gressional Campaign Com it. Now that the Democrats he cried to the man, and the
mittee. has just returned of his district nave compell man shouted back excitedly :
from New York. He reports ed his retirement by nomina . 'Where'H I get the water?'
Another rushed into Hinck
the Democratic party in that ting his rival, Mr. Owens, it
State to be in much better is just as well to let the whole ley yesterday; his name is
condition that might be sup matter drop. It is a continu Swedish, and I have forgot
posed by ihose who depend ed discussion that can profit ten it. He was dreadfully ex
cited. and asked if so and so,
upon the Metropolitan press nobody. _
mentioning his own nam* 1 ,
for their information. II e
Morning Oregoniati: At the was dead. They told him
thinks the denomination of
school meeting held at Wal- no; that so far they had not
Torn Piatt in the Republican
laba Cit.v, Wash., to decide heard so.
State Convention is going to
for or against a special lax,
'Some one told me I was
help the Democrats. Of the
a ballot was cast by an en dead,' he cried, in great re
Congressional outlook in the
thusiastic Populist which lief, 'and I knew it was a lieI'
Stale he says: "We are weak
reads as follows:
in one or two districts, but "Repudiate all bonds, mor The body of a woman was
a careful survey of the State tgages, and taxis, and make found in. Hinckley crouching
convinced me that we are the bullets flie by-god. Yours ov«?r her thrpc children, as a
not in so much danger of for Washington, 1 li e bent lien would shelter her brood.
losing strength as some State tn the Union—taxis, They were all burned to a
crisp, and .nen wept as they
would like to have it appear. no!"
WASHINGTON
lifted them into rough box
es.
A man and a woman were
found burned to a crisp with
their arms clasped tightly
around each other. They
pulled them apart to put
them in seperateboxes, when
they found between them the
body of a little babe that
thev had sought in vain by
locking arms to shelter from
the cyclone of hell."
NO. 50.
A Picture of Fusion.
Charlotte Observer.
The opinion of the Rich
mond Disptch on the furion
movement of North Carolina
Republicans and Populists is
published elsewhere this mor
ning. The Dispatch looks at
the matter as it is will be view
ed in thecountry a t l a r g e
when it says: "We accept this
fusion movement on the part
of the North Carolina Repub
licans as indicating that the
North Carolina Politics.
Republican party in t h a t
North Carolina has taken State is too weak to stand
up the gauntlet thrown down alone."
uy Representative W i l s o n
The Republican party be
that the tariff question was ing too weak to stand alone,
riot, should not, and could as the Dispatch rightly puts
not be set tied by the enact it, is not st.rengthenig itself
ment of the Gorman strad by leaning upon such a bro
dle, and they are waging a ken reed as the Populist par
contest all over the State a- ty in this State is.
long the line of true tariff
A well known divine a few
reform. "It is safe to say," weeks ago, lectured a t a We c remarked Mr. Joseph us Dan item North Carolina summ
iels, chief clerk of the Interi resort on his travels in tinor Department, and one of East. Riding along a dust .
the best informed Democrat road in Palestine one d a y , In
ic politicians in North Caro felt a hand upon his aboiji
lina, ''that ninety-nine out of der, and looking around b e
every hundred Democrats in held, a s he thought, a mau
North Carolina are in favor of unusual stature. The same
of the Wilson bill. They have hand that had touched his
a c c e p t e d t h e G e r m a n b i l l shoulder was stretched out
with unconcealed dissatisfac and its owner begged for man
tion, and as only leading to ey. The traveller was horri
a more satisfactory law— fied to behold, at a second
o n e m o r e i n k e e p i n g w i t h glance, that lie saw not one
Democratic policy and pledg man but two. They were lep
es." The fourth Democratic ers. The arms of one of them
Congressional Convention e- had fallen off. The other had
ven went so far as to pass iost all but the stumps of his
resolutions urging the Sen legs. They had held a con
ate to pass the Wilson bill. vention and decided to carry
This was before the Gorman on a joint existence by fusion
bill become a law. Since then or co-operation. The legless
the condemnation ofthe Sen man mounted upontheshoul
ate "conservatives" has been ders of the armless man. The
universal and severe. Then, l a t t e r d i d t h e w a l k i n g ; t h e
too, there is the silver ques former the stretching out of
tion. The plat farm adopted the hand and the begging.
by the State convention fa
Is not this a perfect picture
vors the free coinge of silver of the fusion of the Republi
at the ratio of 16 to 1, and cans and Populist parties in
all the candidates are stand North Carolina? These two
ing squarely upon it. There political lepers, too impo
is probably more talk about tent, divided, to accomplish
silver coinage in Noi th Caro aught, have decided to 'fuse'
lina than in any other State o r " c o - o p e r a t e , " a n d o n e
in the Union. Both Senators mounted upon the shoulders
Ransom and Jarvis are out of the other, are beseeching
spoken in their advocacy of the good people of the State
free silver. Senator Ransom lor offices.
has been called upon to ex "The First Alliance Formed im llcll J
Says Linney.
plain his vote for the repeal
Linney is another extrem
of the purchasing clause of
j
t h e S h c n n a n a c t . H e h a s ist. As a Democrat he \
maintained that he voted for harsh and bitter. No to
repeal in older to pave the gue lashed like his. From
way for free coinage, which the days he satin awfu- judge
was impossible as long as the ment upon the crimes and
sins ot a party, the exponent
Sherman act was on the stat of which was Hoi den, win .a
ute hooks. That he is a sil Linney assisted in impeach
ver man he p r o v e s by ing, to that awful day at
his vote for the coinage of Wilkesboro when the gallant
silver seigniorage. Senator Cowles, catching him by the
bowed bead, bade him look
Jarvis maintains that he isa that outraged people square
free silver advocate at a 1 1 in De face, his has been a life
times, in season and out of of bitterness.
in a certain western town,
season. These are the nation
whose nam" we will not men
al issues entering the can
vass.— Washinton Coi. Haiti tion, oti a certain occasion
which we will not now recall,
more Sun.
this same man, ( lien a Repub
Winston Republican: Mr. lican, and despiring the real
S. P. Cromer, living near Waf people and their then honest
nit Cove, Stokes county, efforts to organize societi
to be called Alliances, in U
found at the root of a tobac | midst of a n heroic o u t bnrs>
co plant he was cultivating of withering scorn and con
the other day a British gold tempt for them and then"My <Jod r
coin valued at $42. The sup work, exclaim
position is that it was hid or the firsi alliance was forme*
hell!"
lostby some member of Corn- I in And now, so soon. k iero y»
wallis' army on their march I the salt of most righteous
from Guilfori Battle Ground tears have left the flushing in
lip through the wilderness of his galled eyes," he poc s as
Stokes, crossing the Dan riv the champion and friend of
er not far from Hairston's the farmer and the Alliance.-6ha rlotte Obser ver.
Ford.
�The Wataasa Democrat! s>a,t-vibut timthe win adhere
to his high protective tariff
j views. The back ground ot
A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper, Uhj 8 movement is to produce
devoted to the interest ot Loun- a l,ir
..
, .. .. .
U State aiiu N'atiou. Published
" ground of a division in
every Thursday at Boone, Wa the Western States to the
taugaCounty. N.C.
benefit of the Republican
•
party. Slick scheme! With
A White House Child, the Grandson ofjtJones on the inside with the
a President, in Want.
Populists in the West they
An unusually touching and
hope to prevent the doubtful
pathetic case of destitution
States from going to the
hascome to light here. Robt.
Tyler Jones, a grandson o f A^nocrats
But the Democrats are
President Tyler, and the first
making big gains there all
male infant born i n the
the same.
White House, lias been found
In fact it is stated that
living in an attic an the out
Senator Jones is working in
skirts of the city, suffering
the interest of Senator Don
for the necessaries of life.
Cameron for the Presidency.
With him are his invalid wife
Washington Post: The or
•and a little baby.
His uncle. John Tyler, Jr., ganization of the Populists
who was a son of the Presi in the South is said to be on
dent and his private secre the verge or collapse. It is
tary at the White House, pointed out that Weaver
was stricken with paralysis their candidate for President
in July, 1887. He had held in 1892 polled 11,800 votes
the office of special witness in Ai kansas. He p o 1 1 e o
to certify to the destruction more votes in several coun
of cancelled currency. The ties than the Republican can
nephew came to Washington didate, and earned two conn
to nurse him and was ap ties outright. The election
pointed his alternate during of last Monday resulted in
President Cleveland's first an overwhelming defeat for
administration. Every t h e P o p u l i s t s . T h e y l o s t
month he divided his salary every county in the* State,
into two equal parts, one of and showed nowhere either
which he placed in an envel gains or ability to hold their
ope and sent to his helpless own as shown by their former
uncle. This he did r ur six strength.
years without intermission.
News—Observer; Two ne
During Mr. Harrison's ad groes were heard near the
ministrations a 11 attempt Ebbitt House airing their
was made to oust him be political opinions. F r o in
cause he ban been a Confed their erect positions one
erate soldier, but it was un would judge that they to
successful. The last Congress, gether owned very nearly all
however, passed a law that of this world's possessions.
no substitute should hereaf They had been talking for
ter be employed in any de some time when one said:
partment, and this resulted ''Cousin Johnson, you know
4n his loss of official position 1 is now, and always is been,
opposed to this* administra
and consequent distress.
The case has been taken up tion. If you will excuse me
for speaking figuratively, I
by the Southern Relief So beleive Cleveland is nothing
ciety.—Aw York Herald.
hut a demigod."
HOW TO SETTLE THE TARIFF.
NOTICE.
Thomas A. Martin pl'flf. vs.
H. H. Main and wife, W.
V. Shelton and wife and
Betsy Jane Martin deft's.
By \ittue of an execution
issued by the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Watauga
county and directed to me, I
will sHl for cash at the court
house door in the town of
Boone, NT. C.. on the 8th day
of Oct. 1894, it being the 1st
day of the Superior Court, a
certain piece or parcel of land
on the head waters of North
Folk ot New River adjoining
the lands of T. H. Suther
land, J. M. South, John
South and others containing
64 acres levied on b\ me
Sept. 4th 1894. and known
as rhe Sallie Potter land now
known as tie lands of H. 11.
Main and wife, W. V. Shelton
and wife and Betsy Jane Mar
tin, to satisfy an execution
ia my hand for $101 31 and
other costs in case Ihos. A.
Martin vs. H. H. Main and
others. This Sppl*. 4th 1894.
I). F. B AIRD, Sh'ff.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, W atnuga Co.
Mary L. Davis vs. Waistal
W. Davis.
Thf defendant above nam
ed will take notice that an
action entitled as the above
has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Watauga
county to desolve the bonds
of matrimony which now ex
ist between the plaintiff and
defendant, and thedefendarit
will further take notice that
he is required to appear at
the next term of thefchiperinr
Corn t of said county to be
held on the. 2nd Monday in
Oct., 1894, a t theeourt house
in Boone, N. C , and answer
or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to theeourt for the
relief demanded in said con:
plaint. This Aug. 20th, '94
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College tuition $60. a year;
board $7'. to $13. a month.
Session begins Sept. 6. Ad
News-Obseruer: The Demo dress President Winston at
crats are coining silver every Chapel Hill, N. C.
day. In July the amount
wa* $430,000 silver dollars,
Blood and Skin Diseases
and in August it reached
$738,000. That part of the
R P R I
Sherman act not repealed re
quires this coinage for the re
:
demption of treasu.y notes
issued under its provisions.
BOTANIC BLOOD BA LW never fails
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Han a Self uettiiig Needle.
Ha* a Rolf-threading Shuttle,
lias No Kquul In Construction.
Has a Meek anleal Appearance.
Masai: Elegant Finish.
Has ft Perfect .Adjustment.
Mas a Positive Take-up.
HatiStyilMtf Fnmitnre.
Hot) More Mood Sewing Qualities and
does a Larger Kange of General Work
than any Sewing Machine in the World.
ROOFING.
Metallic Weather Boarding,
Completp Ceilings,
Corrugated Sheeting,
Roofing Paints,
Iron Roofing,
Every now and then for a
Eave Troughs. Cutlers end Spouting,
hundred years, some wise
• Examine THE ROYAL for points of |
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y^AH forms of Sheet Metal for Building
acre has denounced tariff
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agitation and proposed a
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WE WANT
manent settlement of this
—AN—
vexed question. Tin*re have
always been short-sigh led
to cure all manner of Blood and Skin dispublicists who at different, The Populists for not being wise oasen. It Is the great Southern building up
und purifying Remedy, and cures all manner
I tlii*tvwu-au energetic workrrmn to
Received a lick between the eyes. of skin and blood diseases. As tv building
tnkeorilrrs i*r:d APPLY onr materia).
up tonic it Is without a rival, and absolutely
times have declared that the It is ever, ever thus,
In this vicinity.
beyond comparison with any other siiuiiar
Corre*T>r»ndrnce eolicJtod- write for
remedy ever offered to the public. It Is a
tariff was settled and elimit- That greed causes a muss.
price, ami terms**
panacea for all ills resulting from Impure
blood, or an Impoverished condition of the
<ed from politics. The truth We left our mooring
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human system. A single bottle will demon
OK RECEIPT OF 60 CEHTS
strate Its paramouut virtues.
ESTABLISHED tB*ra.
^
And got a scoring,
is that it is not settled now
L.
Had we kept in the middle of the 83tT"Send for free book of Wonderful Cures. •
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
und never will be settled HO'
road,
Price, $i.oo per large bottle; $5.00 for six *
long as most of the revenue We would not have been so bad bottles.
For sale by druggists; if not send to us
ly shorn.
is derived from tariff taxa
and medicine will br sent, freight prepaid on
receipt of price. Address
tion.
But we cannot always tell
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga
The only way to settle it How to avoid such a hell.
FOR Yourt HOME.
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
It is awtul, to be sure.
permanently is to change it And we should nob fie slow
Tetter, Ground Itch, ItctiiDg Piles, Rirg
•so that all the tariff revenue
To avail ourselves of the cure
Worm asd all Itching Skin Diseases.
is denveii nom a few articles, Tluit N. M. Allen can bestow.
WEAK •fyou have TETTER, it matters not how long it has
.1
• of t> - revenue is laid His eyes now are open,
existed, TETTERINE will as certainly cure
on incomes, whiskey, tobacco His grief shall not be spoken.
you as you use it.
EYES.
arid certain luxuries. There As he meets you at his door
Harmless, Painless and Fragrant.
walks you
18 no other way to settle it. And object is to over his floor,
Bis
sell,
M0N*ry He funded If yon ar« dissatisfied
M I T C H E L L ' S
with the results—References—
Every body w h o thinks' And not his troubles to tell,
Sonthcm llftnh of tlieStatoof Georgia, Chat
Hank, and National IJnnkof Savannah.
ham
knows this to be true, and it His stock grows larger,
ought not to be settled until His prices gets smaller.
A. Certain, Bate, and Effective Remedy for
J . T. S H U P T R I N E & BR0.
every unjust tax is taken He is being found out at last.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Ant] his goods are goini> fast.
. Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restorfrom the people, and "a tar
m C
,n 9 Mo Sight of the Old.
NOTICE.
iff fcr revenue only" takes
Cures Tear Drops, Sra.iulatlone Stys
Tumors, Red El
Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
By virtue of an execution
the place of our unscientific
HO
CURE.
and unjust makeshifts under issued by the ' le? k of the Su ISO PRODicnrc QI ICK RELIEFwhenPERMHEXT other
Alac, equally efficacious
used in
maladies,
S«erea.
perior Court of Watauga Co Timor., each as Dlcora, FeverPJlf'v?! j
_
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Halt Rheum, R,
itirni,
whh'h the rich become richer
Inflammation exists. MMTCBKhh B
and directed to me, I will sel Wherever may be used to advantage.
A1M K
aa
ai ppi »r, poorei.
at «the court housedoorin the , Seld by all Druigkts at 25 Centi. 'J
If the Republicans win they town of Boone, N. C., on the
will reopen the whole tariff 8th day of Oct. 1894, it be
THE STANDARD
ing the first day of the Supe
question.
If Demoe, aLs win they will rior Court, a certain tract or
DURANG'S
parcel of land lying on the
put sugar, coal, iron and head waters of Cove Creek,
1
barbed wire on ;he free list adjoining the lands of Lanat once Later <>n they will drine Eggars, James Miller
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
reduce the tax ;'i the neces and others, containing 40C
as being the standard remedy for the
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quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
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tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in nil its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
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of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
first dose. It never falls to cure.
r ckury i re.-s: tvniator on by me on Aug. 30th, '94
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
bet J Stamp for Illustrate) Pri-e List.
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam
which lie cbeerlully recommends to the
to satisfy an execution in my
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
public.
Job P Joi; s, Di Nevada,
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who has-been one'"of the hands for $191.17 principal
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IT- .led States Senate for 21 Isaac, A. M. ami I). B. Dough
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them a household blessing.
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otiut pjnogs 'dn 8n|
rates 1.1 -T8. PEL BOX, or S B0XE3 FOR $1. X
yv a's, has announced that erty. This Aug. 30th, 1894.
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Keclining lair cars and Tour
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road station with through tickets*
and baggage checks.
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descriptive pamphlets of the i
West write to or call on
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their own hoiues Tiio business
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strictly honorable, and pa-d better Hum any other
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wi:h everything that roa need, treat you wqll,
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make goo 1 pa-.-. Anv one. anvwhrre. rnn do ih#
work. AH surceed who fo'low • nr plain nnd sim
ple di'-e-tious. K-raosr,
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�The Wataasa Democrat j
Democratic Senatorial CoureiHioii.
Our Konej Ci dilation.
W hen
'emitter
Hnr f, m
| use their muscular powers as The convention of the 30th
The Atlanta Journal pub mowing machines, hay rakes
it is very naughty fur boys, Senatorial District met here ]j 8 j, e8 a t a b ] ^ s h owing the! plows, harrows, hoes,' Curves
• 1 hursday, Sept. 27, 1804
let alone two big fat avvkard to-day and on motion Hon. specie and bank note ciivula- j iers, reapers, threashin • ma
felluws like Bower and Lin- ll. A. Dough ton tern poraiy tion of the United States, lor | chines, com planters" etc.
for Congress, 8th District, ney to try to fight it out.
chairman and J. M. Sawyer each of thirty-four years in Under the Republican law
As the season is ove^ve
secreta-iy. T h e temporary the period from 1800 tojt!i-»y paid a duty of 45.per
W. H. Bower, of Caldwell.
Senator Ransom is making
election were made perma 18G0. It corrects a misap-jcent. Undei the present will sell bur stocK of HACKS,
f or Judge, 10th District, a more vigorous campaign nent
Delegates from each prehension which is quite' Democratic fawnone ol these SURR1ES. BUGGIES, DOU
W. B. ( ounci 11. of Watauga. than ever before, and his county in the district were com mon. The J o n r n a 1
articles are taxed. Man.v BLE AND SINGLE HAR
speeches are telling on the present. Watauga presented
adds:
millions will be saved to the
For Solicitor, 10th District, people. His speeches are de
NESS,
the name of Dr. L. C. Reeves "The Populists and a few farmer under the new law.
W. C. Newland, of Caldwell. moralizing the fusion ticket for the Senate w ho was nomi
sorehead Democrats are con
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
to a very great extent and nated by acclamation.
stantly telling us that the
For State Senator,
At A Very. Low Price.,
many of the Populists are On motion the chairman
A Mother's Story
Dr. L. C. Reeves.
cnrrency of the United States
quitting the fusion Republi
They are all bJRST CLAStfl
a p p o i n t a n E x e c u t i v e C o m - , h a s been c o n t r a c t e d a n d t h a t Her Boy's Suffering After
cans. On the 19th he spoke m it tee for the 30th Senator
For Representat i ve,
the great need of the countryhnd almost as good as new.
Diphtheria
A. J. Fletcher.
at the Court House at Smith ial district as follows: Dr.
is more money. The figures
Will sell on time, or trade
field to 2,500 men and women B. E. Reeves of Ashe C. P.
Hood's Gave Cood Health and
we print are taken from offi
Strength.
COUNTY TICKET.
and among the vast crowd Todd of Watauga and R. H.
for goal stock.
cial sources and represent all
For Clerk Superior Court, there were a number of the Hackler of Alleghany.
( all on us at once at Blow
the money that was in circu
,1 AMES C. HOliTON.
Populists and with them . In accepting the nomina
lation in th»s country during
ing Rock. We will be here
For Treasurer.
Capt. ''Buck" Kitchen who tion Dr. Reeves made a
the years named. It will be
JAMES W. HOHTON.
was considerably melted un strong and ringing spee< h
until Oct. 1st.
•
seen that in 1800 our per
For Register of Deeds,
der the influence of the elo for Democracy. The con venRESPECTFULLY,
capita circulation was only
HUGH DOBBIN.
quence of the Senator and it tion was enthusiastic and en
$4.99, and that $15.80 vv.isi
HLNKEL, CRAIG & CO.
For Surveyor,
is said that the Capt. really tirely harmonious. The mo
the highest point it ev<r
JONES GREEK.
wept and was often tempt tion carried to furnish the
Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
reached between 1800 am
For Coroner,
ed to applaud but was pre proceedings at this conven
1860. In 1860 it was onlv
NOAH MAST.
vented by his more composed tion to t he ASHE PIONEER AL
$12.85 per capita. The re
ally Capt. Creech, the lead LEGHANY STAR and WATAUcent report of the director of
A great Democratic day in ing Populist. Many of the
GA DEMOCRAT for publication. the mint shows that on the
Raleigh occurreI on the23rd. Populisms present were effect
WANTED!
The convention then adjotrn first of January, 1894, there
The association of Clubs from ed like Capt. Kitchen and it
A ipipedy for disease and de
ed.
was in circulation in this
nearly all over the State were is thought they will break
bility, especially for thosedis
R. A, DOUGHTON Ch'm. country (exclusive of t h <•
eases which physicians have
on hand. Much enthusiasm ranks and vote the Demo
J. M. SAWYER Sec.
amount of money in tin*
pronounced incurable.
existed and a general good cratic ticket. Ransom told
Sept. 24th '94.
treasnrv) $1,728,038,375, **C. I. llooil & Co.. Lowell. Mass.:
\\ e give below a few of the
time was had by the large the people that the Populists
which is at least $25 per cap "Hood's Sarsaparilla has done so much for the many letters which we
Every item of prime neces
meeting. Speeches were made Senators, Peffer, Allen and
my hoy that I wish to say a few words l:i praise
have received, and which we
sity in the Mckinley tariff ita on 1 he most liberal esti of t'.ils wonderful medicine. Clifford was rery publish with the consented
by our own Senators, and Kyle, in their appropriation
ill with diphtheria and it Mt him suffering with
also by Col. Julian S. Carr bills introduced in the last has been reduced by the last mate of oi/r population, or J'.right's disease. lie was very weak. ]H>or in the writers who are convmcflesh and could hardly walk. Malaria fever
the President of the Clubs. Senate would amount to Congress; which makes living nearly twice as great as was soon overtook him and together with trouble i'd that such a remedy ns we
the capita circulation in with his liver.
ha ve described has been found
Then the Hon. ("has. H. Man more money to carry out cheaper. John Wanna ma ker,
Ho Was In Much Misery.
1860.
in Compound Oxygen Treat
sur, of Mo., made a great their schemes than all the the great dry goods king,
At last, almost discouraged. I decided to Imve
PaInstead of contraction of him try Hood's Sarsaparllla. He has taken ment of Urs. 8tin* key
speech, he was followed by world could furnish. T h e is now advertising blankets
has don© him more
the currency last year we only a few bottles, and yet it medical treatment lcn.
good than nil the previous
Hon. Chauncy Black, of Pa., provisions of their bills all for sale at $2.75 which he
had an increase between Jan
"My daughter wns enroll of
and Hon. LawranceGardner. together amounts to some sold, under the McKinley
uary 1st, 1893, and January
Asthma by one treatment otcom
All the speeches were of a thinglike thirty-five billions law, at $5,00 and states in
pouted Oxygen, a Per suffering
his advertisement that the 1st, 1894, of $116,716,622,
very high charactor and of dollars.
for fifteen years, ED. K. \vn.i,ii|
<' :• vr
and there has been a still fur
new tariff law enables him to
Tykw, Texas.
caused much interest from
The greater of living men s e l l s o c h e a p . A l l o t h e r ther increase during the pre V,.v 8;'^ i
all parties and fully aroused
•'J used yenr com poand Oxy- j
of science, Protessoi Berthe- woolen goods are corrispond ent year- There has been no
the Democrats. The bless
and medicines combined. He has regained geh about a year and a half a
lot, of Paris, has recently giv ingly lowered and strange to contraction of the currency strength and flesh and looks quite healthy. It
go. I neglected to tell you of
ings instore for the South
en out the fact that in the say that the price of wool is under President Cleveland's will always give us pleasure to tell others what the great benefit I received from
a valuable medicine Is Hood's Rarsaparllla."
was largely set fourth by nli
near future the food for the steadl.v advancing. N o w administration. On the con Mns. G. W. MAKi.KTt. Carrollton. Kentucky.. its use. I have not been troub
the speakers and the greatN. B. If you decide to
HtfcnVs Harsapa- led with catarrh since.—F. IV.
people will consist of a rtificial
trary both the bulk ami the rllla do not be induced to takeany other.
buy
Revels/Byracuse University Sy
benefits of the reduction of meat, artificial vegetables; just think what a great »>enetit this reduction on woolen per capita currency are much Hood's Pills euro ityer Ills. Jaundice, bil racuse, NT y.
the tariff to all the people drink artificial wine a n d
greater now than they were iousness. sick headache and conshpatlo'n. 23c.
were demonstated. The im liquors, and chew artificial goods has been to our people
Send for book of two hundred
who have to buy theirclothes when he succeeded President
mediate restoration of busi tobacco.
pages forjurther information, te»
Wheat and corn The robber duty has been Cleveland."
HOW TO SAVE HON- tin.onials, etc. A book sent free.
ness was indulged in by all. fields will no longer be-culti
Home Treatment senl ont by ex
The success of the Democrat vated, because flour and meal cut off, hence the low prices.
EY.
press in >e used at home. Office
Bucklen'* Arnica Sa've.
ic party was predicted and
Treatment administered here.
Zion's Herald: When we The best salve in the world for
will no longer be grown, but
the State of North Carolina
find ourselves quick to criti cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, O HO of the groat secrets in ma
made, cattle, sheep and hogs
is now claimed by 40,000.
king
is to know
will disappear, because beef, cise, it is well to stop and fever sores, tetter, chapped hands save money principal wayhow to 1520 Arch St.Philadelphia, Pa.
it. The
to save
co,Ts:
8 '' u \
The defence of the Congress,
_
120 Sutter St. San Fr»i'ci(co, f^I.
mutton, a n d pork will be ask whether we have as keen j
eruptions, and positively cures money is to buy that which you
in carrying out the party
manufactured direct from an enthusiasm for merits. A piles, or no pay required. It is consume from the party who will I'lease mention this paper.
pledges, was ably contended
the BEST article
the
their elements. Transporta desire for impi ovement., both guaranteed to give perfect satis sell you money In order for find
to
for, and facts and figures
in ourselves and others, is faction or money refunded. LEAST
—*rtion by rail or water will be
Price 25 cents per box. For sale the above named party it is very
were produced to satisfy that
good, but a state of contin by W. L. Bryan.
essential that you call and ex
discontinued, because t h e
Congress had reduced the ex food elements will exist every ual indignation against de
amine mv immense stock of
penses or the government where and will require no fects is not wholesome for the
LAND SALE.
$ 2 8 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . T h e a r g u transportation.
Having been appointed
Synthetic mind. We must see to it that
-Xments produced by these able chemistry is to produce in in some way we are able to commissioner in the case ot
AFTEB APRIL THE 1ST '9^
exponants of Democracy were the future, all the oread meat honor all men; for if we do J. R. McDowell to the use of
Which is almost
the Frick Co., vs. J. A. Aid- ery department, complete in ev 10 per cent, cut on prices.
convincing and done much and drink and the articles not honor thera. how can we
consisting ot
ridge, whe'-ein judgment was
and lasting good.
l o v e t h e m ? If o u r h a b i t u a l obtained in favor of the Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
where with we shall be cloth
Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
The difficulty between Bow ed and suyply man with all f r a m e i s o n e of c o n t e m p t for plaintiff at. the Spring term
Groceries, Saddles. QueensNEVER TEN DAYS.
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
erand Linneyat Lenoir come these requirements immed o u r frllow-men, we s h a i l n o t of Watauga Superior Court,
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very near causing serious iately from old motherearth. be pleasfng in the sight of 1894 for the sum of $590,00 Etc., Etc., too numerous to men
tion.
and cost. I in pursuance of
Look over our list and coin
Him who made man.
trouble among the ardent Compounds which we now
an order contained in said I have just received the nicest pare our juices with those selling
friends o f each.
We were obtain by plant growth in
on time. "Munev saved is mon
Col. Brekeniidge was ( ] e _ judgment, will sell to the
and most complete line of
ey made."
m
greatly surprised to hear of the fields, will be entirely fur
highest bidder for cash al
feu ted last Sa t u rd a y for the
the court house door in
those men losing their tem nished by chemical laborator
We w ill sell yon 4 1-2 pounds
Dili mikS
nomination for Congress, by Boone on the 8th day of Oct.per as thev had oeen pitted ies and direct manufacture.
;>ood coffee for VI -00, 1 (j pounds
Col. Owens. The Ashland 1894, it being the second Tliat has ever been exhibited to
extra *U' sugar lor $LbU, best
against each other before the For many years past syntac
district has been a scene of Monday of said month and the citizens of Boone and sur calico 6 to 7 1-2 i ts ]>ei yard, cot
bar and had often measured tic chemistry has had an ea
roundings, consisting of
great, excitement, for same the fir^t, day of the Fall term
eon check, 27 inches wide. 7 cts.
swords and had always kept ger eye upon food making
of court, thefollowing valua Calicoes of all styles and shades per yard, and ladies' and gents'
time. The women of the dis
ble tract o f land, viz: 140 Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- hats cheaper than they have ev
themselves under subjection and has recently been used
trict took an active part in acres, more or less,lying and lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Nan- er been sold before.
and then to get their blood successfully, and it is claimed
debating Col. Breckenridge being in Watauga township sooks, chain brays, Cashmeres, We are just receiving a full line
hot on their first political by this great scientist Berand they ha ve succeeded of Watauga couiD.v. N. (\, Henriefcas, Bleeching. Damask of ladies' dress goods at prices £*
battle is hardly excusable. thelot that it will be used ex causing inten.se excitement belongirg to and in the name drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- suit the buyers.
There has been various state tensively and will become i be fightings and bickerings. A of J. A. Aldridge, adjoining tonades, jeans etc. which will WE MEAN what we say.
be sold at reduced prices for cash
meats made about the diffi great food produced of the great division among the the land of Shull's heirs on or its equivolent, meeting anddf
Call and see us and we can save
you money. J
RENP.
culty, but the best and irost world. We take above e x best, families of the Ashland the north, E. Coffey on the fying all
tracts from Prof Dam in Mo
south, W. W. Lenoir on the
JOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO.
reliable we have is about as Clure's Magazine for Sept.
district is the result a n d east and R. F. Briekel on the REASONABI E COMPETITION Blowing Rock, March 5.
follows: In making his reply
much harm has been done west, and being the same he J&aTJV. B. My entire stock
President Cleveland's Caneer.
Mr. Linney began to make
It lias been rumored that he which will be hard to repair. purchased of J. A. Woody. ot General Meichundine will
hlsndaxl Keeper's Notice.
a statement which Bower de has it. If he would take a course Col. Breckenridge made a For a fuller and more com be sold at reduced prices ior
1
The people of Watauga wi#
nounced an infamous lie. of Botanic Blood Balm, the best great mistake i n offering plete description reference is ( ASH or its equivolent
take notice that I have pro
hereby made to Book "M"
blood purifier and building-up
Linney cursed Bower a n d
In, order to make room for cured a room in the court
remedy in the world, he would himself for Congress again
of the
, ,
.
B o v v e r s t r u c k a t h i m a n d soon be well. It will not disnp- under the circumstances, he page 191 county. records of
Watauga
Said land
»^ >c k> I am offering my en house where 1 will attend at
gaye him a slight lick on the'point. Price $1.00 per large hot- ought to have prudently re- will lie sold to satisfy the tire lot of
the commissioners' court the
cheek which caused the blood tle- For sale by druggists. Use
READY-MADE CLOTHING first Monday in each montl?
aforesaid judgment of $5'>0,t i red.
for t'ie purpose of sealing the
00 with interest on the same
to flow from Mr. Lmney's it for all blood and skin diseases,
Al COS'J'.
rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
from rendition of judgment Thanking my friends and cus weights and measures for the
cheek. Here friends interfer
The Japs have defeated the
peuple. The law requires this
ed and got the trouble They had a big row and a Chinese in two recent engage until paid, and the cost of tomers for the liberal patronage to be done every two yeais.
said action.
quieted and the party made fight in the Wake county Re ments. The Chinese soldiers
•
Title in fee simple will be they have given me in the past J . H . C O O K , '
publican Convention o v e r
f r i e n d s — s h o o k h a n d s a n d fusion John Niehclsand Lo | murdered the Presbyterian made to the purchaser. This and soliciting a continuation ot
STANDARD KEEPER.
the same so long as I merit it, I
Mr. Linney finished
his gan Harris "fought" with missionary Rev. Jas. Wylie Sept. 5th 1894.
am
RESPECTFULLY,
1 canes and knives.
. E. S. Coffey, Com.
speech. We hope that these
while on the march to Corea.
Hl,u ' , n e n
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wi " n o t
IMPORTANT
SALE.
Sarsaparilla
CURES
— ( < > ) —
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
—
_
M. II 1JLAC KI3U11X.
V,
Ors. Starkey & Pa ten,
LOOK & LIVE!!
�Su I5HCKIPTION K ATE S
#
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
I ropy 1 year
$1.00
" 0 months
,
50
" 8 months
85
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
1 4< 1 month..
1.75
1 " 3 "
3.00
1 " 0 "
5.00
1 " 1 year
7.00
1 column 1 week
1
1
3
1
"
"
"
"
1 month
3 "
6 "
1 year
0.00
,..13.50
25.00
37.50
50 00
Entered at the Potftofficeat
Boone. N. C., as second-class
mai} matter.
LOC AL NEWS.
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—J. P. Taylor.of Elk Park
lias been with us this week.
—Rev. G. W. Osborne has
been in Boore foi several
days.
—The Blowing Rock crowd
have nearly all left for their
homes.
—Prof. Francum is n o w
teaching at Poplar Grove.
Has a good school.
—Our court convenes on
Monday the Hth day of Oct.
Jtidge Allen presiding.
H
;
—Dr. Councill has moved
back from Blowing Rock and
will now beat homeregulary.
—L. L. Greene's resigna
tion to the office U. S. Com.•iiiissioiier was accepted by
.Judge Dick on the 22nd inst.
'IV
, V.
—There will not be many
chestnuts owing to the late
! *
ness of the crop most of it
1
. *1^ will be frost bitten.
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—Cnpt. B. R. Brown, and
son Wiley, of Johnson coun
ty; Tenn.; spent a day and
night in town this week.
I '• • •
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a-.-At'**: t'rr.
—The health of Watauga
people was never better.
There has been but very lit
tle sickness during the sum
mer.
:
: 7' v 11'i
1 l':i'.i H;
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' T / i v • d; . r r ; ; t f
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Rev:' Jones .if the Episco
pal churth preached in his
%»
cjiurch Sunday night, Rev.
• : • •<' ,• f Jones will locate at Valle
Oucis.
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—We are glad to learn that
the fever troubh in North
wilkesboro has abated, and
those who have been afflict
ed are improving.
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—There is no active cattle
buyers on hand just now but
it is thought the market will
soon open and better prices
will be offered.
—Judge Allen who holds
the courts in this Dist., is
spoken of very, very kindly
by the press and people for
his courteous manner.
" —Miss Nannie Rivers has
suspended her s c h o o l a t
Cook's Gap for a few days
owing to the press of work
in foddering and seeding.
—Judge Councill; Dr.
Reeves; R. L. Councill and
others are attendigg Jeffer
son court this week. T h e
court will hold for two weeks.
— B. J. Councill has return
ed from Linville and will pro
ceed to build his new dwell
ing. It is reported that he
will take to himself a part
ner also.
—We publish in this issue!
TAX AO!ICE.
the wit hdrawal card of \\ . H. j { wjjj attend at the follow
Hardin the candidale for ing times and places to iv
Sheriff. Many of his fiiends reive tile taxes for the year
Restored to
regret this course knowing 1894:
that his election was assur- Bald Mountain, Oct. 16, 94;|
17,
Meat Camp,
By the use of
ed.
Stonv Fork,
18,
—Every subscriber w h o Elk,"
19,
20,
owes us ought to bring us a Blue Ridge,
23,
dollar a t Court. D o this Blowing Rock,
24,
friends and help us out of our Watauga,
Sha wnelm w,
2o,
troubles. Each one can do Laurel Creek,
"For eight years, I was, most of
26,
the time, a great sufferer from con
this we know. We need it Beaver Dams,
30,
stipation, kidney trouble, and indi
'North Fork,
31.
badly. Don't foi get us.
gestion, so that my constitution
Cove (.'reek,
Nov.
L
seemed to be completely broken
—Dr. W. G. Brown, Opti Boone'
c
3,
down. 1 was induced to try
cian for the New York Opti
AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took
Come out and lift your tax
cal M'f'g. Co., will be here the receipt H . shake hands, hear
nearly seven bottles, with such excellent results that my stomach,
first week of court, and all t h e e n m i n i a t e s s p e a k a n d
AVER'S
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect
having weak or defective vis- let's have a gook time The
condition and, in all their functions,
ion, and spectacle wearers j Oi.v books will heat rhe-court
I as regular as clock-work. At the
time I began taking AVER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129
generally should see him. house during court.
pounds, 1 now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health.
1). F. BAIRB. Shff,
Examination free at Bryan's
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
Hotel.
A CARD.
aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITH, 312 Poplar St.,
—There will be plenty of
Towanda, Pa.
There appears to be some
corn, potatoes, sorghum,cab
"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
bage, turnips, buckwheat dissatisfaction in the Demo
for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my
etc., besides beef, mutton era tic party concerning the
back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption.
nominees of the ticket. 1 t
and pork made this season
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,
to feed the people. If we can happened to be that some of
the parties who were placed
I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples hare dis
raise enough money to pay
appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness
on the ticket were related to
our tax we will all live until
resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may
each-other. 8 0 I being one
be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis JARMANK, Janitor, 85
another year so far us some
of that number, 1 just with
William st., New York City.
thing to eat is concerned.
draw my name from the race.
^rCapt. E. 8, Blair and wife Hoping this will relieve t o
of Northwilkesboro, are so some extent and give general
Prepared by Dr. J« C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Mae:-:.
journing among their friends
satisfaction. 1 remain faith
nirs is \*o nu.M
and relatives on New River.
ful and am for the man that
Mr. Blair iH an active busi
RUG TO DRAW
may be placed on the ticket,
ness man ami has made
whoever he may be.
TRADE!
good money in the North
W. H. HARDIN.
wilkesboro boom in ths sell
ing of real estate etc.
All Free.
-OFIMEAN3IJ3ICI23S.
—Adam Cook's little child, Those who have-used Dr. Ki rig's
near Cook's Gap, was burned New Discovery kii^w its value,
and those who have not, have
-O—
to death last Thursday. The now the opportunit.rto try it
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a vain
clothing of the child caught Free, Call 011 the advertised 1 rom now until the first day able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDTfire from the st'»ve and no Druggist and get a Trial Bottle of April I will sell my stock of CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain s
Free. Fend your name and ad
tion.
one being present at the time dress to H. E. Bueklen Si Co,,
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for
but a little sister who had 'Chicago; and get a sample box
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases a
her hands and arms badly of Dr. King's New Life, Pills Free
sing from a billious system. This is 110 patent medicine. It is
as well as a copy of Guide of
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
burned trying to put out the Health and Household Instruc
—AND
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
fire. This was a sad affair tor, Free. All of which is guar
cines on the market.
anteed to do you good and cost
for the parents.
,pau nothing W. L. Bryan's store.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
-Don't let tl.em score you
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
away from Northwilkesboro J is. H. Pou chairman
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
\t 1 0 per cent above
whore 3011 will have a chance State Executive Committee
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
to buy an Avery plow of N. sends u s The Democratic
M. Allen, and whatever else Hand-Book, for 1894. We
2
MOUNTAIN MED 1C INE OMPANY.
BE
you may want in the hara- will from time to time pub
Zionville, N. V., Sept. 6,1894.
ware line. Make Northwilkes lish extra contents from it.
If yon aon't think I mean it
boro your trading point and It iv an instructive book.
come and look through my
especially N. M. Allen your
Free Pills.
0man to get your hardware
Send your address to H. E.
from.
Bueklen Sc Co., Chicago, and get
—A number of the citizens a free samply box of Dr. King's
It wont cost you one cent if
Oare in attendance this week New Life Pills. A trial will con
you dont purchase.
vince you of their merits. These
IVell. when yon want the best grade of goods, cnH on
on the the U. S. Commission
pills are easy in action and are
iTrr.
ers court a s witnesses in a particularly effective in the cure I have a large stock an d'Tntr, for I have them. For the next - t.wentv days I will offer
case the United States vs. of Constipation and Sick Head want to get rid of it before a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoos, Hardware,
Ladies'untrimmed hats at 20 cis. an i up; a lot ofChaliies
A. L. Wagner a n d three ache. For Malaria and Liver
spring.
troubles they l ave been proved
brotheis charged with rob invaluable. They are guaran
at 5 cts. a yard cash—nice patterns.
bing the post-office at Y r alle teed to be perfectly free from
Remember this is a special sale, mid wil! positively on
Crucis on the flight of t^e every deleterious substance and S6T CALL AND LOOK!
ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is th <
13th of August. This is a to be purely vegetable. They do
time, as you will find many useful things at cost and un
not weaken by their action, 'but
-o
very unexpected case and is by giving tone to stomach and
der on my Special
causing much interest ana bowels greatly invigorate the I would call your, attention
Counter Bargains.
system. Regular size 25c. per
surprise.
to the big cut in prices in 1113
box. Sold by W, L. Bryan.
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but wil! sell
—It is stated that W. H.
other lines
them at reduced rates for produce. So all can faie alike.
Farthing was nominated for
A great havoc of woeful
Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
the Senate last Saturday, at winds visited the States of
as they must go regardless of cost.
Boone, by the Populists, sub Iowa, Minnessota and Wis
You can also get all kinds of staple #oods, as I have a
ject to the Dist., convention consin. Ninety-six people
full line.
to be held soon at Jefferson. were killed ana many others
It is not known by us, wheth injured. The wind storm
er the Republicans and Popu
lists will fuse on Mr. Farth did great damage to proper
Yours Anxious to plea se*
ing are not, or whether the ty. This is a terrible calam
Republicans will nominate a ity on those people after the
WILL W. HOLSCLAW..
straight ticket of their own. destructive f orest fires a few
The people quickly recognize weeks ago.
ml v ays
Perfect Health
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
SAY!
SARSAPARILLA
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Has cured others, will cure you
I I MMTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
I
ZIQNYILLE MORTH GAROUNA
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE OEST;
STOCK
Of Course Yo" Want the Cheapest.
merit, and this is the reason the
sales of Hood's Sarsaparilla are Hood's Pills are the best aftercontinually increasing. Hood's dinner Pills, assist digestion, cure
headache. Try a box.
is "on top."
The first snowfall o f the
season occurred in Montana
— We are sorry to hear of Thursday night. There was
the sudden death of the wife a deposit of over four inch
of Neil War ran in the edge of es.
Johnson county which occur
Hood's ane Only Hood'p.
red on Monday of last week.
Are yGU weak and weary, over
She leaves a large family.
worked and tired? Hood's Sar
—A. J. Fletcher a lid Linse.y
Micheal appeared in town
this week looking somewhat
pleasant and are disposed to
be polite and shake hands
cordially with the dear pro
pie.
rouiiv! A Broken-Down Alan
saparilla is just the medicine you
need to purify an J quicken your
blood and to give you appetite
and strength. If you decide to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not
be induced t o buy anj other.
Any effort to substitute another
remedy is proof of the merit of
Hood's.
The Ohio Democratic con
vention passed resolutions
similar that o f North Caro
lina and declare for free sugar
and free silver, Senator Cal
vin S. Brice was sensured for
the part he took in the Sen
ate on these questions. So
the Democratic slogan both
North and South are for free
sugar and free coinage and
the Republicans not wanting
to be left out in the "cool"
are following suit. Let the
good work go on.
SFERTHE DEMOCRAT onr
S®-aS-.WIV
RESPECTFULLY
IV. L. BRYAN),
year one
noLLAlt."®8
IDE 11<IKIE
'LU
KINCHHJ
Relieve, ell soreness of the mucous membrane end
GONORRHOEA and CLEHT in t to $ days. No
treatment necessary. Ncsercauses stricture or
lenvee any injurious after effect,. Price. $.i. Sold
by dncgista
_BL00P MLM CO., Prt't, ItUrtt. fit-.
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NO. 51.
LETTER. ly reorganized. Under the
reorganization all of the bus
From our Regular Correspondent.
iness relating to the letting
President Cleveland and of contracts and kindred
Secretary Carlisle, both of matters will be looked after
whom know how to appre by the Secretary of the Treas
ciate a humorous situation, ury. lea ving the architect in
must enjoy the wild guesses charge of that portion of the
The following letter gives* you
of the newspaper men who business only for which he is
an idea of how the Policy Hold
ers cf the
are trying to build political by his profession especially
sensations upon the very fitted. This will doubtless
slender foundation of the be a relief to the new archi
are satisfied with the result of
President and Mrs. Cleveland tect,, whoever he may be.
their investment.
having invited Secretary and Wrongling with contractors
GREENVILLE, S. C.. Sept. 4,1893.
Mrs. Carlisle to spend a week has hitherto occupied a good
W. J. RODDEY, Rock Hill, S. C.,
Dear Sir :—In reply to yours of the
at Gray Gables. Surely it is portion of tiis time.
28th of July, giving me results of my
Secretary Herbert has gain
difficult for a man possessed
Tontine Policy in the Equitable,
would say that I am morethan pleased
ed a warm spot in the hearts
of ordinary common sense to
with the result. I have decided to
take the cash surrender value of my
discover anything sensation of the scientists by r his reor
policy. Let me know at once what
al in the visit. Mr. Cleve ganization of the Naval ob
to do. I have been out of town for
some time.
Very truly,
land probably thought that servatory, placing it under
" L. M. BOLLIN.
Secretary Carlisle needed a the direction of a civilian, in
The sooner you secure a policy
week's rest after the harrass- stead of a Naval officer. Sec
the sooner 3-ou will derive the
ing work he has done in con retary Herbert along service
benefit and the less it will cost
you. Write for facts and fig
nection with getting the new on the Naval committee of
ures to-day. Address
tariff in running order, and the House had familiarized
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
that he and Mrs. Cleveland him with the subject, which
For the Carolinas,
Rock Hill, S. C.
would enjoy the company of has been agitated for years.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle, hence His action has given general
PROFESSIONAL.
the invitation. That the satisfaction and there is lit
two gentlemen will discuss tle 1onbt that it will add
W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit.
'
political matters is perfectly largely to the usefulness of
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
natural, as a Congressional the observatory.
The party of distinguished
Boone, N. C. campaign is on and every
Democrats who went from
body else is discussing the
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
same thing; but it is arrant Washington t o attend the
Boone, N. C.
nonsense to say that the vis State Convention of Demo
Resident Physician.
Office it has been mad? because of cratic clubs at Raleigh, N. 0.,
on King Street north of Post any impending political cris brought back nothing but
Office.
is. It was also perfectly nat good words lor the condition
ural that Senator Faulkner, and hospitality of the North
chairman of the Democratic Carolina Democracy. They
Congressional Ca m pa i g n also brought the assurances
ATIORNEY A1 LAW,
Committee, should call upon of those who know that there
MARION,
N.C {Secretary Carlisle before he was not the slightest danger
left Washington, to give him from the alleged combine be
-(o)tween the Republicans and
Will practice in the courts ol all the information in posses
Populists to control the leg
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow sion of the committee con
ell and all other counties in the cerning the present status of islature and elect a Republi
western district ^"Special at ten
can and a Populist Senator.
tion given to the collection oi the campaign and the out
look for Democratic success. The Democratic managers in
lainn?."®#
No man can be more deeply the State arecertain that the
W. B. Conncill M. IP T. C. Blackburn. interested in the campaign next legislature will be Demo
Boone. N. C.
Zionvillc, X- 0.
than is Mr. Cleveland. Only craGc, regardless of any com
a man who draws a salary bination that can possibly be
for doing so would pretend made to prevent it, and that
to find anything sensational North Carolina will continue
8®"*" Calls attended at all in all this and no one else is to be represented in the U. S.
Senate by two good Demo
doing so.
houis.^sM.
crats.
Representative Tarsney, of
June 1, '93.
Comptroller of the currency
Missouri, who has been re
E. F. LOVILL. ,J. C. FLETCHER.
nominated and who is now Eckels, who has just return
in Washington, reports his ed from an extended western
State as being all right, and trip, says he found every
ATWRNLYS AT LAW,
his own re-election he regards where unmistakalde evidenc
BOONE, N. 0.
as certain. Speaking of the es of a general revival of bus
Special attention given campaign generally in Mis iness, and he believes that
to the collet ion ol claims.
souri, he said: "I attended this improvement in business
a Democratic meeting last is going to be an important
K L. GREENE, & CO, Tuesday at Lexington, and factor in the Congressional
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. I never saw a moreenthusias election. His idea is that
tic gathering in any previous the men who were quick to
HOONE, N. C.
campaign. Reports from all blame the Democratic party
OUT the State indicate the for the bad times will beequal
Will give specin! attention same feeling everywhere. I ly as quick to credit the par
to abstracts of title, the sale
ty with the return of good
of Real Estate in \V. N. C. do not think there is a pos times and to vote 00 keep it
Those having farms, timber sibility of losing more than
and mineral lands for sale, one Deinocra tic Congressma n in power as a reward there
will do well to call on said Co. and even that is not a cer for.
at Boone.
tainty. I refer to the St.
New York Dispatch: Here
L. L. GREEA <fc CO.
Louis district now represent are a couple of guides to hap
March 1G, 1893.
ed b v O'Neill. Situation piness which some wise per
there is very much involved son has lately discovered:
NOTICE.
at present. No nomination •'For a fit of passion, take a
Hotel Property for Sale.
On account of failing health has been made yet by the walk in the open air; you
of myself and wife, 1 other for sale Democrats, and it is difficult may then speak to the wind
my hotel property in the town of to make a prophecy of the without hurting any person,
BOonc, North Carolina, and will
or proclaimingyourself 1o be
sell low for cash and make terms outcome."
Before leaving Washing a simpleton." "For a tit of
to suit the buyer, and will take
real or personal property in ex ton Secretary Carlisle accept idleness, count the ticking of
change. Apply soon.
W. L. BRYAN. ed the resignation of Super a clock;do this for one hour,
vising Architect O'Rourke, and you will be glad to [mil
NO Tic E.
which was requested early- off your coat and goto work
Parties putting papers i 11
my hand for execution will last week. There are already like a man."
please advance the fees vvi th a number of applicants for
An autograph letter of
the papers and they will re the vacancy, but it is under -General Washington to Col
ceive prompt attention, other stood that no appointment onel Hamilton brought $42
wise they will be returned will be made until the archi recently at a sale in Lon
not executed for the want of
tees.
I). F. BAIRD SHFF. tect office has been complete don.
Read
and
Heed .
Equitable Life
I. F IWISISW,
Council! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOVIL & FLETCHER
WASHINGTON
Bill Arp on the Outlook.
Col. W. C P. Breckenridge.
Fusion Will Not Fuse.
Well, it looks like we have
seen the worst of tl.e finan
cial crisis. We have been at
the bottom and the sit nation
is obliged toimprove. Some
say that there can bestarvation in the midst of plenty,
hat I don't, believe it. It took
all of the Inst two v°ars cryp
to pay the people's debts and
get them back to economy,
and now, down here in Dixe,
is another abundant c r o i>
tha t will scatter money broad
cast all over theSonth. Three
hundred millions of cotton,
one hundred millions for sur
plus corn is a heap of money,
and it will come to stay. It
won't go north to pay debts,
and it will have to go into
cotton mills, oil mills knit
ting mills, fanning factories,
or some other industries t hat
will give employment to la
bor. Herein m> county,that
is about rait of debt, t h a t,
will make at least ten thou
sand bales of cotton, a n d
have 250,000 bushels of corn
to sell. There is a half amillion -Jollais to spare. Our
farmers are raising their own
meat and the crop of pota
toes is splendid. Everything
they have to buy is cheap ex
cept coffee, and che tariff will
make all woolen goods still
chen per.
A letter from mv son who
is in England, says he bought
a first-class cassitner suit of
clothes for $10, and they will
be nearly as cheap here this
winter, since the high tariff
has been taken off. Blankets
will be almost half price. Our
wool factories are howling ahout this but it will turn out
all right in the long run. Pow
ers and Wight man howled
awfully when the tariff was
taken off of quinine and h
dropped from $3 an ounce
to 50 cents. But thty didn't
quit the business a s t h e y
threatened, and are making
more money on quinine than
they ever did. There is noth
ing like turning an infant in
dustry loose to shift for it
self. A son can lean upon the
old man until he thinks he
can't go it alone, but he can.
The old eagles have to push
their young ones out of the
nest or they never would
leave it, but would stay there
just as long as the parents
would feed them.
Low prices stimulate indus
try, and teach economy and
cause new methods to be in
vented. When pig iron jlrop
ped from $24 to $15, 1 r a 11
men swore they could n o t
make it at that price, but
they did. Then it dropped
again to $12 and they are
making it still. Farmers said
they couldn't nor they would
not raise cotton for 7 cents,
hut they keep 011 and will be
glad to get 6% cents for this
crop. Now, if we can all have
11101 e gratitude and less poli
tics we will be better citizens
and better Christians.
The Bristol Courier'A this
week has a lengthy, burning,
editorial on the record of Col.
Breckenr'dge. of Ky., and he
concludes the scathing artic
le thus:
"Col. W. C. P. Breckenridge
farewell. Our journey does
not take us farther withyou.
May the loneliness of death
surround you as you ascend
the briney river. May no song
of birds nor voice of laughing
children fall upon your ears.
May the waters of oblivion
beat ceaselessly uponthegun
wales of your boat. And when
life's journey is over may j'ou
be buried as you wish, 'in the
beautiful Lexington cemete
ry,' and h tve erected above
3 ou a beautiful sir A ft of Barinn marble, pointing heaven
ward. fit emblem of the puri
ty and decency of your life,
a nd ben ring the si m pie inscri p
tion: "Here lies the para
mour of Madge Pollaid."
"And when you shall ha ye
entered Charon's boat upon
the silent river, m a y t h e
shades of Madge's children
beckon you from the other
shore and wail out the awful
tidings that Colonel Brecken
ridge has come. * * *
And so, old spost, farewell.
It is not-likely that we shall
meet again, nor that we shall
ever again have occasion to
refer to you, Here is o 11 r
hand, and we assure you that
it gives us no small pleasure
to shake hands with sagreat
a scoundrel for tire last time.
And in parting, colonel, we
beg of you to believe that in
what we have said we are al
together si m-ere, and if we
have failed to depict you faith
full.y as the most indecent
and unprincipled man that
ever went to congress, t h e
fault has not been wilh oui
intention. Had we known
how to paint you any black
er we would have done so.
and we will do you the jus
tice colonel, to sav that you
deserve nil the smut that has
ever been heaped upon you
and rubbed into you by the
press. Your reputation has
been honestly gained, and is
in every way the true index
to your character.
"Colonel W. C. P. Brecenridgo, we bid you adieu!"
Fusion will not fuse, and
that's what is troubling the
Rep and Pop ringsters. In
Burke Rev. It. L. Patton,
Populist candidate for Con
gress in the Eighth district
last year, repudiates the fus
ion and will support Bower,
whom he opposed two years
ago. tie is disgusted with
the betrayal of protwssed prin
ciples.
Fusion will not fuse. In
the fusion convention in Hay
wood county, Mr. J. P. Herren, a leading citizen of that
county, withdrew from the
convention, and "said bold
ly on tlie streets," to quote
the 'Courier,' "that if Popu
lists didn't put out a candi
date that he would vote 10
Mr. Crawford for Congre >
All the honest Populists
the Ninth district feel u
same way.
Fusion will not h *e even
in Richmond Pearson's own
county, L. N. Wells, a lead
ing Republican in Buncombe
county who was elected to
the House in 1886 on the
same ticket with Pearson,
has repudiated Pearson's
Congressional aspi ra tion s
and will do all in his power
to defeat him.
Fusion will not fuse so far
as the negro is concerned
either. J. F. Giboons. a col
ored man, writes to the Char
lotte 'Observer: "We can't
vote a fusion ticket. It will
never do. We might as well
eat the.devil as to drink his
broth. We oniy see one
straight t'eket in the field,
and that ticket will receive a
large majority of the color
ed votes, including mine.
'Coming events cast their
shadows before phem.'"
Fusion won't fuse in Gaston either. A prominent
Populist in that county told
the editor of the 'Gazette'
that lie wanted no Republi
can fusion in his; when his
party wanted to abandon its
principles lie was going to
fuse back with his Democrat
ic friends in whom he hr 1
con fidence.—News-Observer.
A Kansas editor says hay
fever is caused by kissing
grass widows. A Mississippi
editor says it is caused by
glass widows kissing a fellow
by moonlight, An Illinois
editor says it is caused by a
kissing the hired girl while
she is feeding hay to the milk
cow.
Recorder: A missionary
thus speaks of a congrega
tion at a church service:
"Japanese audiences a r e
models of politeness. N o
one yawns, snaps his watch,
shuffles his feet or gops out,
even though the speaker is
talking in an unknown ton
gue. Every eye is upon the
speaker. When he begins to
speak he is greeted by a po
lite obeisance from every one
in the audience; and when he
concludes, another low bow
from every one in the room
says silently,'I thank you.'
After the address another
song, a prayer, and benedic
tion, and then what? A grab
bingofhats and e rnes and
overcoats, and a 'break' for
the door? Ah I no; the Jap
anese have not learned thus
to close their worship. All
drop into their seats again;
for a fail minute they sit wirh
covered eyes and bowed
heads, an J then slowly and
reverently pass out of church
or break into little groups."
The Abused Editor.
The editor that cvn't stand
the abuse of the whale town
he is situated in had better
go out of business,for he will
rev T be of any account as a
journalist. It will not pay
for an editor to be at all sen
sitive to abuse. Why is this
thus 9 Because the editortalks to and for the public;
everything he says for this
thing and against ihat is
said publicly, and as every
question is supposed to have
two sides the editor is dealt
with accordingly. Things
which he may have no inter
est in personally, if he pJ»»lishes one sine, he nufc ex
pert to he handled wit;
gloves by those who se 7 1
fercnt. With th3true t
this is all right. He ex h .
it and feels about as It.
some as a last year's biru
nest without it. Ire woulr
feel about as important as a
linen duster in midwinter, if
no abuse ever met him, and
his feelings would not be deeeprive. Give him plenty of
so called abuse and he knows
at once that his work is ef
fect ive, and if he is right he
will work rill the harder, and
if wrong he can correct his
work.—Ex. J
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The Wataaga Democrat true, an' don't say it ain't,
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
'devoted to the interest ot Coun
ty State auo Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga County. N. C.
It Is Very, Very True.
Press and Carolinian.
Gen. Jas. B. Weaver, who
is now a democratic candi
date for congress from t h e
9th Iowa District, and who
was the Populist candidate
for President in 1892, says
that he believes that the re
publican party is the great
enemy of the people, and he
has devoted his energy and
talent for the past 1@ years
to the exterurination of that
party. H e fights i t a s t h e
commmon enemy of mankind
and urges the people to stand
together regardless of party
names against the common
foe.
"That the people opposed
to the republican party in ev
ery Congressional district in
the Union should combine re
gardless of party name.
The republican party, hede
dares is directly responsible
tor every existi ng 1a w aga i nst
which the people complain,
and for every law on the
statute nooks when the hard
times came. Any man, who
states that the} democratic
party is responsible for the
panic is either a knave or a
fool, or both. That for a gen
eration this great republican
party, which claims all the
virtues and attributes to its
opponents all the vices, has
virtually had control of the
government; that with all its
boasted wisdom and virtues
it was unable in this time to
place the government, on a
firm substantial footing. The
idea is absurd that the great
majority of the people should
electa President and C o n grass, alter mature delibera
tion, and immediately thererafter become stampeded over
what they had done a n d
throw themselves into a fi
nancial panic. The t r u e
cau«e, the only cause of the
hard times, Mr. Weaver de
clares, is vicious Republican
legislation."
So it seems that even Gen.
Weaver is opposed to the
Fusion of the Populists with
the Republicans.
TURNING THE TABLES.
but just, s'posen dat de eckcentricity of de aggregation
trunsubstantuates de ignominousness of de pupendickler and subliinites de pnepicuity of de consequences—
don't you qualificate dat de
government would confiscate
dat dare letter? I guess I'd
jest better put some stamps
on anyhow, fer luck!"
And the old man passed
solemnly down the street.—
Kentuckian.
NOTICE.
Thorn as A. Martin pl'ff. vs. W. L Douglas
IS THE DES7.
H. H. Main and wife, VV\
SHOE NO SGUZAKif.i,
$5. CORDOVAN,
V. Shelton and wife and
FREf.CH& ENAMELLED CALF.
Betsy Jane Martin (left's.
*4FlNECAiM&icASl
By virtue of an execution
$ 3.3P P0LICE.3 SCLZS.
s® $ 2 • WC £K INctyriyo
issued by the Clerk of the Su
"" EXTRA FINE.
perior Court of Watauga
*2.*1.7_5 BCYSS CH'.j^HGES.
county and directed to me, I
LADIE3
will sell for cash at the court
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
house door in the town of
' W-L-DOUSLAS,
Boone, N. P., on the 8th day
BROCKTON, MASS.
money
of Oct. 1894, it being the 1st Von can save lluuiflnAby purchasing U. L.
Shoe*.
v
Because, we i re l-e iarjr" t manufacturers of
day of the Superior Court, a advertised shoe* in the world, and guarantee
certain piece or parcel of land the value by stamping the name and puce on
on the head waters of North the bottom, which protects 7 ou against high
Folk ot New River adjoining
where at
than
the lands of T. H. Suther cuy otherlower prices for the value given your
mahe. Take no substitute. If
land, J. M. South, John dealer cannot supply you, we can. Scld by
Where is The Leade ?
Deal<»',^wbose naiiir trill shortly
South and others containing pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at ap
There is only one instance 64 acres levied on b.Y me once.
in all history, said Senator Sept. 4th 1894. and known
Ransom, of which 1 have any as The Sallie Potter land now
TEE NORTH CAROLINA
known as the lands of H. H.
knowledge, that at all le- Main and wife, W. V. Shelton
College of
sembles the present attempt and wife and Betsy "Jane Mar
Agriculture and
to destroy the Democratic tin, to satisfy an execution
MechanicArts.
party. The Children of Is- i r > my hand for $101 81 and
Offers Three Technical Cnn^-'i
real if they had been ground other costs in case Clios. A. es: The Course in Agrui 1
down under the heel of Egyp Martin vs. H. II. Main and tuie; The Course in S-ieiw:
others. This Sept. 4th 1894.
The Course in Mechanical nn
tian bondage, after they had 1
1). F. BAIRD, Sli'fif.
Civil Engineering.
i
been forced to make bricks
Each course is broad and ;
NOTICE.
without straw, after their
thorough, and rlie instiln-j
children had been torn from North Carolina, \A ataugaCo. rion is now equipped for ex j
Mary L. Davis vs. Waistal
tliem, after the plagues had
cellent. work. Expenses vers
W. Davis.
fallen upon Pharaoh, after
The defendant above nam moderate. For catalogues,
the Red Sea bad opened be ed will take notice that an address.
ALEX. Q. Flollada.v. Pres.
fore them that tho.\ might go action entitled as the above
R ileig h, N. 1'.
through on dry land, after has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Watauga
the pillar of cloud had watch
county to desolve the bonds ^:!i;illlSlt!ili:ill!K;illllllIa!llfli3llff;ili'.SIIIi:iHr.*:MllllUillU
ed them by day and the pil of matrimony which now ex
R O Y A L
lar of fire had guarded them ist between the plaintiff and
by night, gfter the rocks had defendant, and the defendant 1SEW3J1S SIACHIBKE 1
been smitten to give them will further take notice that 5m.i:t!iiiii:!il!iH;Miiii!iT!in:M!iii:iHii:iai!::iiiiiiii:iit!S
t
drink when thirsty, a:H ihe he is required to appear at WARRANTED *
the next term of the Superior
heavens had rained bread for Couitof said conniy to be
5 YEARS
their food, after Sinai had held on the 2nd Monday in
smoked, and the law had Oct., 1894, a t theconrt house
been gifen them from tin in Boone, N. C , and answer
mouth of God himself-—after or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff
all these things, there were will apply to theeourt for the
those who budded a gulden relief demanded in said com
calf at the base of the tnouii plaint. This Aug. 20th, '94'
J OE B. T ODD . C. S. C.
tain and demanded a cap
tain to led them hack into
Uuiveisity of North Carolina.
bondage and degradation.
I n c l u d e s t h e Col leg", t h e UWhere is the man who will n i v e r s i t y , t h e L a w S c h o o l , ifiriirriisiiiiiiiiiriiitii'iir.iiiiiii'iwuiiiimitfjminiH^g
Arm.
£
call for a captain to leaq t h e M e d i c a l S c h o o l a n d t h e 2 IT*s a Largo Tllgh Needle.
~ Kas a self netting
s
them back into Republican S u m m e r S c h o o l f o r T e a c h e r s . £ IltM a Self •threiufiiij? Shuttle.
s
C o l l e g e t u i t i o n $ 6 0 . a y e a r ; «» HasNu E^ual iu Couslrucihm.
™
S
days from '05 to 70?—Ashe- b o a r d $ 7 . t o $ 1 8 . a m o n t h . 5 HiW a .Mechanical Appearance.
I (CM an Klngixnt Finish.
=
^ lias a I'OTh-ct Adjintinent.
ville Citizen.
Has a Positive T^-ce-up.
s
S e s s i o n b e g i n s S e p t . (j. Ad r: fla» Styli»h furiiltiire.
2
Serving Qualities and S
d r e s s P r e s i d e n t W i n s t o n a t — Has More
2 does a Larger Itange of Ueneral Work 3
•• thau aay Svwlng Maolilue lu the World. ^
Wilmington Star: A French C h a p e ) H i l l . N . C.
| Lxaaiiso THE ROYAL for points of =
paper publishes a story to
excallence, and you will
=
the effect that Coates, the
buy no other.
J
American thread man, never
|RuYAE S. tl, CO,, Rockford. III. 1
took any of the medicints the
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiwmiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiMiiiiuii'O
doctors prescribed for him.
but carefully preserved if in
e-OOD BALKS. |
a room kept for that pur ^ A hou.sehold remedy for all Blood and ft
^ Skin dij- aees. Cures without foil, Kcrof- g
ids,Ulcers, itheniua<li<i>i,(
A
pose. H i s collection now *£ ivnd every form of Bloodat!rriir. Suit Uhemn jF$
>(Y
Diseuse from tho
stmplost pimple to tho foulest Ulcer. Fitty
embraces 1,900 bottles, 1,
years' use with unvarying success, dem
onstrates .its paramount healing, pum y-gj
870 boxes of powders ami
ing and building up virtues. ODe bottie '-J.
Fj
870 boxes of pills. If Pontes has more curativeItvirtue than a dozen of L
any other kind.
builds up tho health
Qti F.EGEIPT OF SO CEMTS
and strength from the first dose.
had emptied all these into
&
VW WRITE foy Booh of Won- 4J
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
him where would Coates he a erf ul Cures, unit free oil appli- rj
eatlon.
now;
If not kept by your local druggist, send ig
CURE
Tl.tX) for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bot- X2
A Kentucky lawyer was
ties, and medicine will be sent, freight :£
paid, by
jrt
standing on the steps of the
President Cleveland's Cancer.
BLOOD 8«LM CO., Atlanta, 8a, a
Uovington post-office the oth
it lias been rumored that he
er day when on old colored has it. If he would take a courst
man came up, and touching of Botanic Blood Balm, the best
blood purifier and building-up
his hat asked:
remedy in the world, he would
WEAK
"Kin yon tell me, is dis de soon be well. It will not tlishp
point. Price $1.00 per hu ge bot
pi a where dey sells postage
tle. For sale by druggists. Ust
EYES.
st.a mps?"
it for all blood and skin diseases?,
"Yes, sir, this is the place," rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
MITCHELL'S
replied th° lawyer, seeing the
NOTICE.
chance for a little queit fun;
'but what do you want with
By virtue of an execution
A Certain, Safe, and Effoctive Remedy for
issued by the Clerk of tin 1 Su
postage stamps, uncle?"
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restor"To mail a letter, sah, of perior Court of Watauga Co
ing tho Sight of tho Old.
and directed to me, I will Sell ' j
course."
at the court house door in tie Cures Tear Drops, Granulations Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
"Well, then, you needn't town :>f Boone, N. p., on tie
IXD rsonicne <|IIICK BELIEF ATD PERSISEKT CURE.
other about on,\ stamps; 8tli (lav of Oct. 1894. it b<
Also, equally efficacious when nsed In other
- -•
•
—
—
r Sore#,
maladies, such as Ulcera, FeT«r_ Horea.
Piles, or
Ysmori, Salt Rhrom, Bi
u don't have to put any ing the first day of the Sup*,
wherever'inflammation exists, 3tITCIMELXjS
rior Court, a certain tract o» llhrKmay be used to advantage.
on this week."
parcel of land lying on tie ^ Sold br all Dru .gists at 2 5 Ceata. J
"I don't?"
headwaters of Cove Crepk
"No, sir."
j adjoining the lands of CanTHE STANDARD.**!
"Why—foy not?"
jdrine Eggars, James Miilm
"Wei!, .you see, the con • and others, • ontaining 400
ch aeration of the hypothe acres more or less, and How
sis differentiated the known as the lands of I.saa<
and A. M. Dongheity, levie<
a: ogifim so iruch that | on by me on Aug. 80rh, '94
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years <
(oihsanguinity don't emu j to satisfy an execution in m\
as being the standard remedy for the •
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
late the ordinary efferves j hands for $191.17 principal
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
•cenc< . and so thegovei anient with interest and cost, in cascians. Publishers and Patients. It is
urely vegetable and builds up from
never fails
cure.
Erst dose.is Itone dollar atobottle, or the
fr-.s decided to send letters of Joseph Lochhime & Co. v>
Price
six
Isaac, A. M. ami i). B. Dong!
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
•
erty. This Aug. 30th. 1894
Tie old n an took off his
I). F. BAIRD, Sheriff.
Ourang's Rheumatic Remedy Co,
hat dubiously, shook his
1316 L Street,Waskington, D. C.
Dura off'* Liver fillsarc the best on
Many Persons arc broken
head, and teen, with a hmg
earth. They act wilb an ease that makes
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Rower and Linne.v will
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dence of this could be afford both be with us at court
Editor Democrat:
damental principles and safe
The late rainy spell, with guard of free government. ed than the sumptuous eha- though we have no informa
7 hnvsday, Oct. 4, 1804
its dark, thick and lowering The Democratic party is the teans of Vanderbilt as Ashe- tion from them. They were
clouds, reminds meofthelate only party that has always ville, the castellated inns that in Surry and Wilkes the his:
F or Congress, 8th District, financial panic, Both alike s t o o d o n t h e m e r i t s o f i t s overlook commanding views news. They are making a
As the season is over we
W. H. Bower, of Caldwell. make us feel gloomy and de principles, and it has been a in the Cumberland and Ap ringing campaign a n d a r e
s p o n d e n t , b u t b o t h a l i k e living and progressive party palachian mountains from creating much interest on will sell ofir stock of HACKfcL
forjudge, 10th District, have redeeming features. For that has always given good ithe Susquehanna to the G -or both sides.
SURRIES. BUGGIES, DOU?
W. B. < ouncill, of Watauga. when we see the silver lining government when in power. gia line. Curiously enough
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
under the cloud, we take if
With the above, considera statisticians and commenta
For Solicitor, 10th District,
NESS,
as the bow of promise of fair tion of democratic record, I tors keep track of the indus
W. C. Newland, of Caldwell. weather and prosperity. Yes
SADDLES AND BRIDLES'
appeal to ail fair minded peo trial movement, in these re
terday we saw the silver lin pie who love good govern gions, but. very few give a
At A Very Low Price.
for State Senator,
ing under the rain cloud and ment, to rally to the flag of hint of the baronial magnifi
Dr. L. 0. Reeves.
They are all I JRST CLASS
to-day (fid Sol shmesforth in Democracy and votetheDem cence o f the great estates,
'and almost as good as nev#;
f or Representative,
his bright splendor and daz ocratic ticket, and elect it, discovering taste and wealth
A. J. Fletcher.
zling glory. So with the dark as the Democratic party is in perhaps the most pictur
Will sell on time, or trade
financial cloud. For close ob the people's paity.
esque part of the eastern
for goo 1 stock.
COUNTY TICKET.
servers see th? silver lining Oct. 1st, 1894. " M. C. H.
slope of the continent—the
Call on us at once at Blow
For Clerk Superior Court, under the cloud which prom
afternoon land of the hemis
anuTn!J
JAMES C HOKTON.
A New Spaiu!
ised better times in the nearphere."
ing Rock. We will be here
For Treasurer.
The following clipping is
future—in fact thesunofpros
until Oct. 1st.
JAMES W. HOKTON.
perity is now dawning in the from the 'Illustrated Ameri It is important to keep the liv
RESPECTFULLY,
For Register of Deeds,
east, and ere long will rise can' of September 22, 1894. er and kidneys in good condition
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the rem HUGH DOBBIN.
and shine forth all over this Coming from such a source, dv for invigorating theseorga; .
HEAR EL, CRAIG & t O.
For Surveyor,
/broad land. While every sec at this time, it only empha
Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
JONES GREER.
tion of our country has felt sizes what we have been stat
It is getting time that tl e
CK.Jr.
For Coroner,
the depression of this terrible ing from month to month. Democrats of W a t a u g a
NOAH MAST.
panic and trade, commerce We call attention to articles should be getting into liu .
Impure Blocd
and business of all kinds have in this BULLETIN relating to Very few men are awake on
Own® •*»«» Way for RSalaria
District Atty., Glenn is suffered more or less, it is an the same subject:
the county ticket. It is a
WANTED!
making a brilliant campaign admittted fact that the South
"For a brief space, at least, mistaken idea to wait too M-UU s Sarsaparilla IV!a!te8 Pure
A lemedy for disease and d$
Glood and Cures SVtalaria.
in different parts of the State in general, and North Caroli the Star of the Empire, which
long tostir about. Our can It Is with pleasure that we call attention U bility, especially for thosedis
Ma]. Robbins. Atty. General na in particular, has suffered seemed irresistibly set west
is weU
physicians have
didates are rather sleepy we the testimonial of Mr. A. M. Beck, who pubUo, |eases which IIW I'IT-J)
known in Florida, and to the travelling
r»f<
IWPH
Osborne, Lieut. Gov. Dough- less than other sections. Con ward, has ceased at the peaks
e(1
having for years been a railroad passenger coo- ;
U! clble
think. Only a month yet
due tor and later, ticket agent at Jacksonville.
ton, A Leazar, and a great gress has adjourned and its of the Rockies. From all ac
We give below a few of the
until the election. Stir . - "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
letters which we
number of other fine cam record is before the people, counts a steady backward
or four years
to yon the many
bout ycu candidates and ler in"Some threeto the good mago I wrotederived haVH received, Mild which We
reference
y boy had
paigners besides our Sena and it seems to me that all flow has set in and the lovely
of
Sarsap.irilla,
4.1, .
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the people see you and find from the use say Hood'sthe same boy and now i.nKli. I, t,d + V, 1 lie ('Ol)Seilt , c
allow ine to
that
and Ids pUlMlSll Willi
Ot
tors, are in the field and the fair minded people can s a y mountain valleys of North
1 runvill r 'I I he writers who U I'f
out who you are. Cultivate motlier tiecAtnu
campaign is going on with "Well done, thou good and Carolina, West Virginia and
Pi-owratsd With Malaria
KU(.|, „ r(J|nP(jv M„
the people, talk to the good and Hood's Sarsaparilla has again bci .1 used 1
1
.
.
"
..
m
much energy and enthus faithfuf servants." To my Tennessee are filling up with
women and kiss their babies with satisfactory results. I do not believe you n«l\e<ies< I li)P(i llMS beejl TOlinn
can find a much better looking cMld for ids age, ill Compound OxVgei) Treat,"
i a s m . T h e f u s i o n i s t s a r e mind the late Cougreos has stalwart toilers and aesthetic
and tell the mothers how eight years, than our boy. For this picture oi ,w.,r + 1 if I b-u SitCr P.,
weakening both as to Repub done some of the grandest - , home seekers who are tired
ea th
s oth ra n alsomys lf attri
teitU
^ ' . l i k c y & l a
pretty and s.veet the ; r child hthe l useh iof m that e mostd valuable eremedy.b uHood's. 'ell.
licans and Populists. The noblest work in legislation of the West.
ren are. Go to v;ork you Rarsnparilia. His trouble before taking the '
leaders have brought about ever done by any session of
medicine was an atlllction vrith boils, and a gen-;
"Mv dtlU°'hter WIS cured n t
"Indeed, it has never been laggards.
cral breaking out all over his body. Of course ! t^+i
k, T.
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the fusion but many of the Congress. The new tariff bill quite comprehensible to the
from such suffering tho child became weak and
'
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1'C tl en tmeilt of OOin
«
*•*,
pound Oxygen, afler suffering
rank and file of the old Re with the income tax stands onlooker why such tracts of
The campaign t hroughout
for fifteen years, ED. B. WJLLIS,
publicans are very much dis at the head ynd the repeal country as North 'Carolina,
Tyler, Texas.
the State is now assuming
a general prostration of the system was a uatuk*'
satisfied. So with the Popu of the odious election law southern and western Virgin
unusual interest. The large ral result Wo again resorted to Hood's Sarsa- uj )Jged
compound OxVlists, they ate not going to stands next in its impor ia should not be more at
parllla with wonderful suceess. The word gratl- j
,
«'
e n t h u s i a s t i c c r o w d s t h a t tude but poorly expresses our feelings toward g' " UOOUt a year and a half ft
give the fusion ticket full sup tance.
tractive than the monoto gather to hear the political Hood's Sarsaparilla." A. M. Beck, Belmore, ! gO. I neglected to tell VOU of
Be sure to get Hood's. I the great benefit I received from
port.
With sure signs of better nous plains of ttie far West. discussions prove that our Florida.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and its use. I have not been troubtimes, bountiful crops, cheap Possibly agricultural returns people are taking much in efficiently, 011 tho liver and bowels. i»c.
led with catarrh since— F. W/.'
The Linvill* Improvement goods, a large surplus of live are more readily obtained in
Revels. Syracuse University Sy
terest in politics. There ap
company has been reorganiz stock, etc., should we not be the rich, loamy praires of the
racuse, N. Y.
pears to be but little doubt
ed. On the 26th of Septem a happy and contented peo plains; but any one travers
'"U y.y
in the minds of well informed
Send for hook of two hundred
ber the stockholders met in ple? By the blessings of a ing the countries west of the
Democrats that the State
pages for furtherinfonnation,te^
Hickory and elected Prof. kind Piovidence and the suc Mississippi must be struck
timonials, etc. A book sent free.
will go Democratic by a
•(<>)-Herdman, of Grand Rapids cess of the democratic party w|th fhe lack of a certain
Home Treatment senl out by ex
larger majority than ever be
One of the great secrets in ma press TO >e used at home. Office
Michigan, President; J. R. we will still enjoy tbeseboun charm even where habita
fore.
king money is to know how to Treatment administered here.
Erwin, of Morganton, Secre tiful blessings.
tions are thrifty, affluent,
save it. The principal way to sa ve
tary; Hugh MacRae, of Wil
The political signs of the and where sweeps of golden
Judge Bynum is taking up money is to buy that which you MS* Gie
w
consume from the party who will
mington, Treasury. A bond times are encouraging to the grain wa ve under a temper
all the pistols hecornesaeross sell you the BEST article for the 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal.
issue was decided upon t o democratic party for both ate sun. A certain refine
and has the Sheriff to ham LEAST money In order to find
pay off the indebtedness of National and State success ment in outline, a certain fa
mer them up and make them the above named party it is very I'lease mention this paper
the company. Amotion will in the coming election. There miliar arrangement of sky,
essential that you call and ex
*
unfit to carry in the hip pock
amine rnv immense stock of
be made at next term of is an old proverb, and per cloud and verdure are want
et. The Sheriff ought to he
Mitchell court to vacate the haps a true one, that says a ing. In the lovely central
authorized to beat up ever
r e c e i v e r s h i p . B u s i n e s s w i l l drowning man will catch at plateaus of the continent,
old pistol found in the hands
again be resumed on a much a straw. So with the repub stretching irom Pennsylva
of our vo ing Bucks.
larger scale than ever before lican party in North Caroli nia to middle North Carolina
Which is almost complete in < v
according to reports.
ei'.v department, consisting of
na. It is a drowning party and thence westward to the
Crawford and Pearson, in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94,
and is catching at the popu Mississippi,all theconditions the 9i h district are getting Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
Ex-Congressman Ewart, of list straw to keep it from of the picturesque are joined
10 per cent, cut on prices. £
Groceries, Saddles. Queensmatters hot, on politics. Re
the 9th district is an avowed drowning, and the populist with a fertility which if not
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
ports say that Crawford is
Etc., Etc., too nuiiu rous to men
candidate for the U. S. Sen leaders are trying to make so rich is at least ample.
SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
getting the best of Pearson
tion.
ate and will enter the race the rank and file of the par
"It is not rash prophecy to and will defeat him.
NEVER TEN DAYS.
I have just received the nicest
against Jeter Pritchard. If ty the cat's paw to catch the predict that as soon as 1 he
and most complete line of
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fusion wins the friends of mouse for the republicans.
present, movement backward
The Maryland State Demo
Look over our l i s t and com
Ewart will press his claim for
If a political party can not has reached a certain stage cratic convention did not en
p a i v our prices w i t h t h o s e s e l i i n g
Senator. However after the stand, live and grow on its t his Republic will see a chn age
dorse Senator Gorman on That has ever been exhibited to on time. "Alonev saved is mon
N o v e m b e r e l e c t i o n e v e r y - own principles it ought to de in the center of population.
ey made."
his tariff position, but did en the citizens of Boone and sur
thing will become quiet a- solve and give up its politi North Carolina will displace
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
roundings, consisting of
dorse Cleveland and true Demong these aspirants for the cal ghost. In the present cam Ohm, West Virginia will rival
Calicoes of all sty leu and shades /food coffee for $1.1)0, 1 (> pounds
mom nev.
fusion of the Reps and Pops paign it seems as if therepub 'Illinois— not, of course, in
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- extra'G' sugar for $1.00, best
lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Nan- calico 0 to 7 1-2 rts pel yard, cot
Senator Jar vis made a
will not win and the two par licans are so hard run for can cereal products, hut in a disooks, chain brays. Cashmeres, eon check. 27 im-hes wide. 7 cts.
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ties will disintegrate and didates that they h a v e to ij versified abundance that will spDndid speech at Lenoir on
Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask per yard, and ladies' and gents'
lose their organization as take old line democrats who probably make us the livals Wednesday of last week, and
drapery, Sheeting, I'lafds, cot hats cheaper than they have ev
the Democrats are jubilant ton ades, jeans etc. which will er been Hold before.
parties.
hav 3 flickered or flopped j<>f England in manufacture
be sold at reduced prices for cash
in Caldwell.
We are just receiving a fall line
from the democratic party, land the varied farming to
or its equivolent, meeting andde of ladies' dress goods at prices to
There has been a severe for causes best known to which i he high, cle ir air and
Settle and Graham in the fvirig all
suit the buyers.
storm on the Southern coast themselves. For instance R. delightful temperature o f 5th district are having an ex IIEARONAB! E COMPETITION
WE MEAN WHAT WESAY.
which did considerable dam Z. Linney, L. L. Greene, J. F. this bro M! expanse of terri citing "ampaign. It is now
ff&'y. B. My entire stock
Call and see us and we can save
age. Considerable wind and Spain hour and others. It tory are now inviting and believed that Settle will bede
Itosp.
I oi General Merchandise will you money.
rain is reported below the does seem to me that all fan- attracting rnilPons.
feated.
JOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO.
I be sold a t reduced prices ior
Blue Ridge Watauga has minded and unprejudiced peo
"Already exposing pleasBlowing Rock, March 5.
S. M. Dtigger is out on r CASH or its equivolent.
not been seriously affected pie will uphold, go with and
me places, that is to say, l^c'.t uring tour in Morganton
In order to make room for
though some places the wind vote the democratic ticket.
Maitdaid Keeper's Notice.
lordly castles, winter villas, HT1 d will lecture at Lenoir to- new st«»ck, I am offering my en
was strong. The New Riverand nil the signs of future night.
The democratic partv has
tire lot of
The people of Watauga will ^
section in this county had no
take notice that I have pro
given North Carolina as good populousness are visible m
READY-MADE CLOTHING cured a room in the court
wind scarcely, but a smart
Bnckleu'8 Arnica Sa've.
if not the best government of the delicious mountain pla
A 7 COST.
house where I will attend at
chance of rain.
all her sister states, and it is teaus between 1 he boundaries The best salve in the world for
Thanking my friends and U g.; the commissioners* court the
stated that our public taxes named. As a people, we are cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, j
first Monday in each month
Senator D. B. Hill, o\ New
are lower than in any other
York, was nominated by the
State excepl Texas.
Democrats for Governor, by
With the bright history and
acclamation last week. Dave
noble record of the Democrat
will be elected. He is a hust ic par t,y, every true Democrat
a view t o | prjce 25 cents per box. For sale
M B. BLACK BU1UN
STANDARD KEEPER.
ler as a politician
can stand on and support its scenic accessories as vwll as bv VV. L. Bryan.
IM PORTAN
SALE.
Ths Wataa$aDemrjrat
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Attention, Democrats!
for Solicitor, will meet in joint:
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. discussion in the court house!
in Boone at 12, M. on MonmSnths
$1. go (ia V of court. The public at
It is evident that Mr. Wm
ic
O months
I.U
A - large is invifpH to h^Ai* thom n M the present demo
larcrp
J
invited t A hear them Hardin,
3
—OADVERTISING RATES.
—The gallant gentleman cratic nominee for the office
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 and able speaker, Capt. Ed of Sheriff, has withdrawn
1 lt 1 month
1.75 ward F. Lovill, will address
1 " 3 «•
3.00 the people of Watauga on from I he race. It now be
1 " 6 "
5.00
comes our duty to nominate
1 " 1 year
7.00 Tuesday of court at 12, M.
1 column 1 week
.'
9.00 in the court house in Boone some other man for the place
1
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1 month
13.50 on the political issues of the and the Democratic Execu
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3 "
25.00
1
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37.50 day. Let all who can, hear five Committee tor thiscoun1
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1 year
50 00 him.
ty think it best that a mass—Dr. W. G. Brown, Opti- meeting be held. Therefore,
Entered at the Postofficeat ( .j an for the New York Opti- I request that as many dem
Boone, N. C., as second-class cal M'f'g. Co., will be here the
ocrats of the county, as con
mail matter.
first week of court, and all
veniently can, meet in t h e
having weak or defective vis
LOCAL NEWS.
ion, and spectacle wearers court house in Boone o n
generally should see him. Wednesday of court during
—Fine weather.
Examination free at Bryan's the noon recess of court in a
— Bountiful crops.
Hotel.
general mass-meeting, where
—Court next Monday.
—Rev. Mr. Jones, of the E- every democrat will be allow
—Lovill speaks on Tues piscopal church, has been in ed a voice, for the purpose of
day,
town this week. He wiil lo nominating a candidate for
cate permanently at Vade
—And a democratic mass
Sheriff.
Crucis o n the spot w h e r e
meeting on Wednesday.
Bishop Ives built a church E. S. COFFEY,
—The cabbage market is
Chm. Dem. Ex. Com.
and school years ago. He is
open at Lenoir.
a very pleasant ami int.eresrTwo LI res Saved,
—Fodder-saving and pota inggentleman. He will preach
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc
to-digging the ordes of the here every month.
tion City, 111., was told by her
day.
—Dr. R. D. Jennings, (Den doctors she had consumption and
—Dr. Brown, the optician, tist) will he at the residence that there was no hope for her,
will lie at the Bryan House of Mr. John F. Hardin, du but two bottles ol Dr. King's NewDiscovery completely cured her
during court
ring court, after which time and she says it saved her lite. Mr. THIS IS NO HUM
—Cattle is being sold in he will leave the county f o r 1 hos. Lggars says, 131) Florida
BUG TO DRAW
•St., banfrancisco, suffered from a
various parts of the counts the present. If you have any dreadtul cold, approaching con
TRADE!
w o r k y o u w i s h d o n e i n t h e sumption, tried without result,
at good prices.
line of dentistry, don't fail to everything else and t hen bought
— Frost has kept off exceed
see him, as he is an expert in one bottle of Dr. King's Aew Dis
ingly well, there having been
covery, and in two weeks w a s
his profession, and uses noth cured. He is naturally thankful. I M E A N B U S I N E S S .
only the least hit yet.
ing hut the best material.
It is such results, of which these
-O— W. B. Co incill, Jr., is hav
are samples, that prove the won
—Don't let them score you derful efficacy of this medicine in
ing his Horton house oppo
away from Northwilkesboro coughs and colds. Fre> trial bot 1 rom now until the first d a y
site the DEMOCRAT office re
where you will have a chance tle at W. L. Bryan's store. Reg of April IJwill sell my stock of
paired.
to buy an Avery plow of N. ular size 50c arid $1.
—Mrs. Storie, on the Blue M. Allen, and whatever else
T h o Topic is well pleas
Ridge, had $110 in gold stol you may want in the hard
en from her trunk
few ware line. Make Northwilkes- ed with Hon. "Buck" Kitch
—AND *
nights since.
boro your trading point and en's speech at Lenoir and
does not criticise it, but is
—John A. Boyden,of Salis especially N. M. Allen yoni
only sorry that thisstulwart
bury, is at Dr. Councill's. man to get your hardware
honest man did not remain
Has been suffering vv l t h from.
At 1 0 per cent^abovfc
in his own party to advocate
grippe.
—When you come to town reform.
—Rev. Mr. Jones, of Vnlle don't forget that.vou can find
Crucis, will preach] at the some good bargains at W.L.
Old People
oEpiscopal church next Sun Bryan's in almost all kinds Old people who require medi
of goods. He has in store cine to regulate their bowels and If you don't think I mean it
day night at 7 o'clock.
some gooo bargains for you lidneys will find the true remedy come and look through my
—J. F. Spninhour has re
in Electric Bitters. This medicine
turned from an extended can if you will only call and get does not stimulate and contains
vass through Caldwell, Burke them, either for cash or good no whiskey or other intoxicant,
produce. Don't forget the l>ut acts as a tonic and altera
and Catawba counties.
special bargains he wiil give tive. lt acts mildl.y on the stom It wont cost you one cent if
— We received too late for you during court week f o r ach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs,
you dont purchase.
publication in this issue an cash.
thereby aiding Nature in the per
article of considerable merit
formance of the functions. Elec I have a large stock and
—We publish an interest tric Bitters is an excellent appetifrom a friend at Sugar Grove.
want to get rid of it before
ing letter from the Illustlast zer and aids digestion. Old Peo
spring.
•«-Let every democrat in the ed American in regard to ple find it just exactly what they
county who is interest in the Western N o r t h Carolina. need. Price 50c per bottle at VV.
o
L. Bryan's store.
welfare of the party attend East Tennessee a n d West
CALL AND LOOK!
the mass-meeting next Wed Virginia. Hope our friends,
The income tax is becom
nesday.
-o——
after reading it, will think ing very popular among all
-Mr. S. M. Dugger will de better of their own country the people except those who I would call your attention
liver an address in the court and become better satisfied don't have any tax to pay
to the big cut in prices in my
house on next Monday night to stay at home. The wes under this bill. This bill it
other lines
on "Agreable Companions." tern craze has well nigh play self will give the Demo
ed out, and a great many cratic ticket many votes.
Admission 10 cents.
are coming back to their The new tariff is being en
—I am receiving a lot of
new goods and am marking former homes.
dorsed by all the Democratic
—The trial o 1 the Wag State conventions except
them down within the reach
of all. Special bargains du ner hoys who were charged New York which opposed the
ring court. M. B. Blackburn. with having robbed the post, income feature of the bill.
—Miss Bina. daughter of office at Valle Crucis, result
L. L. Greene, left on Tuesday ed in Mack, the youngest oro- Hood's Pills become the favor
ite cathartic with everyone who
of this week for Greensboro, ther, being bound to the Fed has tried thein.
where she will enter the State eral Court. Tice, one of the
N o r m a l a n d I n d u s t r i a l brothers, escaped before the
Look here Demociats, if
trial came on, and is now in
School.
you have not registered you
parts unknown. He has, of
— We shall expect a number course, fled the State, and it must do so. Go to town
ship Registrar and takeyonr
of our delinquent subscribers would be extremely hard to neighbors who have not regis
to pay what they are due us find him. The case was tried tered. Don't put this off too
next week. If you are due us before U. S. Commissioner long.
you know it. and remember B r y a n , a n a c o n s u m e d
we shall expect yon to pay it two days.
Hill, Lock wood and Gayduring court.
nor the recent nominees of
Don,t Delay
the New York Democrats con
—Rev, I. W. Tnornas, of Hi
It is your duty to yourself to
briten, preached in the Bap get rid of the foul accumulation stitute a combination of all
tist church on last Sunday at in your blood this spring, Hoods the warring eleurents of the
11, a. m., and at 7:30. p. m. ^arsaparilla is just the medicine State, the straight Demo
you need to purify, vitalize and
W e w e r e g l a d t o m e e t o u r enrich your blood. That tired cracy and the mugwump De
RESPECTFULLY
good friend and hear h i m feeling whicl affects nearly every mocracy. This ticket ought
one in the spring is driven oft by to win, and we recon it will,
preach again.
Hood's Sarsaoarilla., the great
—Hon. W C. Newland and spring medicine and blood purifi if Morton has a big "hal t"
to open, Hill will be elected.
J. F. Spuinhour, candidates er.
O O P C C O C ere.
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SAY!
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
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STOCK
W. L. BRYAN.
A Cry in t h e Night
A MOTHER
Wakes to Find Her Little
One Strangling,
S h e S a v e s i t s Life by t h e
P r o m p t U s e of
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
"One of ray children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi
cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I waft
startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found ft
strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's
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
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'S
Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Wortham, Tex.
"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
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 AYER'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. RITTER, M. D., AVesfc
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
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prompt to aot, stir© to omr©
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
OF
ZIONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billiousHystem. This is no patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
rhe physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package, sent
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dvspepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
7HE MOUNTALS MED IC INE OMPANY.
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
Of COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST;
\
O
Of Course You Want the Cheapest.
Well, when you want the best grade of goods, call' on
me. for I have thein. For the next twentv days I will offer
a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
Ladies' untrimmed hats at 20 cfcs. and up; a lot ofOhallies
at 5 cts. a yard cash—nice patterns.
Remember this is a special sale, und will positively on
ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the
time, as von will find many useful things at cost and un»
der on my Special
Counter Bargains,
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell
them at reduced rates for produce. So all can fate alike.
Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
as they must go regardless of cost.
You can also get all kiuds of staple £oods, as I have a
full line.
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW,
W*"THB DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR
ur - T E R S O w
is TUB. II,IN
KINCHh®
IO
suiistiuuE.-m
Relieves all soreness of the ihueous Went Mane and
GONORRHOEA and GI-EET m I to J .lays. No
treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or
• c" any Injurious alter effects. Price, ft. LcJJ
by ntU£gitft.
B: POD BALM CO^Pm'e, JWmtj, Pi
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OCT J BEE 11, 1894,
Protection
I WASHINGTON
LETTER.
NO.
*
o2.
**h r '|prideipiea
of PeopW' pnvT.v"|,j,e Ifiihmond Fearann n. >n i.
News and Observer.
as oi a \e ami manl\ as nation, and is not willina to
apologies but are very well
There are honest republi Mr Rand and repudiate the|| ay Republicanism down at
S?n»itor Hill's nomination satisfied with the work of
aell-nut, which was cffccr-l the behest of n f,nv dpaitrnin*
for governor of New York is Congress. Of con r s e, we cans in North Carolina. We
political bosses nnd support
state this in black and white led as Mr. Band pnf ir.
still the leading topic of con would rather have had free
l.v for the sake of putting a such n flopdoodle
as Pearof
Mvaniw
When a man insures his
versation among democrats. coal and iron bm tli.-v arei ,because none o t them ever few traitors of my o w n p a r - { g o n
get into office
The honest
life under the old form of
,
W hilo there are a few who so much freer than the Ret.v an,| of the Hepablican pt.r| It begins to look like Jeter
insurance, he is simply
ll:, y* n o (4iian<>e of
for personal reasons do not publicans would have them, j
, t.v in office."
assured that a certain
Pritehard
't carry all
party in
Jt
like the nomination, your that, our people find much toy 1 l< ' n ! >n in
1 he Democrats will give a t h e M a d i g o n ( . o u n t y Repnhv ^
sum will be paid to his
ilia.
commend in the legislation
Lwife, children, or heirs at eon-respondent has not dis as it is "
llt latest North Carolina warm welcome to t h e old cans in his pocket.
'
covered a single democra
family table to all who show
his death. Good enough
There are rumors that the i Republican office-holder to' thei»* disgust, and come back
who doubts his election
in its way, but there is a
The Situation Promising'.
b e 0001,1
much better way. The There is something about trial of Capt. Henry W. How j F't " a! , !lil * ho
Washington 8tar.
is uuri«"Urf Pillage home
_ ..
the record of the man that gate, Who while disbursing i " n , i
Tontine Instalment PolDuring the past day or two
«"-«»ville county.
icy of the
inspires the rank and file o clerk of the Weather Bureau H "- I,PS
Trying1 To Defeat Bryan.
ohf Democratic Congression
the party with the en thus embezzled more than $>350,- | Rutledge was chief clerk in
The anti-silver wing of the al committee has been receiv
iasm that wins. And this IS 000, and who has been a i the office of Register of Deeds Nebraska Democrats, when
ing reports as to the condi
not confident to his own fugitive from justice for 13 I in Granville. He was also they saw they were out-numtion of the campaign f r o m
State, as shown by the fo years, will bring out sensa Chairman of the Republican hered by the Br van forces,
certain sections in the coun
District Executive Commit
not only insures but pro lowing communication from tional disclosures connecting tee. \\ hen Mr. Settle wanted bolted the State eonvention try concerning which the <
the President of a Young prominent Republicans with
tects the benificiary from
and nominated a ti-ket of has been some anxiety. Il
Men's Democratic Club in In his embezzlement. He was a prominent and influential their own. That'sabouf the
loss of the insurance as
these reports are to be accep
diana: "Indiana is en thus arrested last week in New Republican f r o in Granville best way we know to keep
well. For further par
ted the situation generality
ticulars, address
instie since David B.Hill was York, where he has lived un county to preside over t b e the Republican party in pow
is very promising. Chairman
{
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
nominated. We feel that the der an assumed name for six convention that renominat er i n this country. There EUyson of the Ya. Democrat
I For the Carolinao,
Rock Mil?, S. C.
faction have eorne togethei .vears past. It was stated in ed him, he selected Rutledge was a fair fight between the
ic State Committee called at
in New York, which can only Washington at the time of Pillage Hughes. The s a i d Bryan and the anti-Bryan
headquarters this morning.
result in the triumph of our his escape, which was believ Hughes was a model Republi forces. Bryali won by a big
PROFESSIONAL.
He reported that the situa
party." The opinion of Sen ed to have been connived at can presiding officer and pre majority. The minority, in tion in Virginia was favora
ator Mitchell, of YVimonsin, by officials, that he would sided to Settle's satisfaction. stead of submitting, rushed
W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
ble to the democrats in ev
now in Washington, is an never he rearrested, because He was a shining mark in Re off, hired a hall, and set up
ATTORNEY AT LAA\
ery district, as there was but
other indication of the way le knew too much. It is well publican circles.
in business for themselves. one district, he said, where
Rutledge did not confine
Boone, N. C. the nomination was receive' triown that he might have
Outside of the Fed?r il office h e b e l i e v e d t h e r e w a s t h e
himself to managing the Re
in other States. He says >een arrested years ago had
holders these bolters repre least danger of the Demo
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
"It is 1 he strongest nomina any real efforts been made to publican party. He engineer sent very few people, and
crats suffering defeat, and he
Boone, N. C.
tion that, could have been find him. He has always ed fusion between his party they at heart are for Bryan. thought even there be would
Resident Physician.
Office made and it will have a stim been in communication with and the Populists. He was
They ought to speak out—re win. The thing the Demo
on King Street north of Post ula.ting effect all through the jeople in Washington.
as big a man in Granville
pudiate the bolters—and elect crats were afraid of Virginia,
Office.
country. While there are
That "it is an ill will that county as 8. Otho Wilson Br.van to the Senate even if he said, was that the great
rumblings of discontent from blows no good" was called in Wake.
tlKy have to lose their mass of voters would be ap
But Rutledge Pillage is no
some of the anti-Hill factions, to mind by a talk with a
"bread and butter." An I athetic. It turns out, howev
they will come around, and I South Carolina, rice planters, more a leader. He has ab they wouldn't lose it. The er, that a deep interest in the
A110RNEY A1 LAW,
sconded, run away, scooted,
MARION,
N. C have no doubt he can cairy who said: "If the war be left the country, and taken patronage-mongers i n Ne campaign is shown, and that
the State." Senator Mitch tween Japan and China be
braska are determined to de more activity has been man
-(o)ell s experience as chairman protracted ; t will result in with him all the money in the feat Bryan because he is too ifested at this stage of the
Will practice in the courts of of the Democratic Congress considerable benefit to the Register o f Deeds' office in big and too brave to wear
canvass than for a number of
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow ional campaign committee
rice planters of the Southern Oxford
their voke.
years.
ell and all it her counties in the
The Republicans in Granwestern district J®*Special atten during the last campaign States, as it will serve to
A letter received from Chair
tiou given to the collection oi adds weight to his opinion.
diminish tiie importation of x i l l e a r e t h u s b e r e f t w h e n
Fusion Won't Fuse.
man Wall of T I IP Democratic
laiuifc',' 1 ^®
Many misstatements, most rice from China and tend to their need was ttie sorest of
Mr. F. \ ietor Barrier, who committee of Wisconsin, says
their most brilliant, high and
was the Populist nominee for that the situation there is
W. 3. Council! M. I). T. C. Blackburn. of them deliberately willful, aisethe price of the home
lave been made concerning products. The Southern rice trusted leader.
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
cotton-weigher in Cabarrus very satisfactory, arid that
And what is more this is
the attitude of the adminis
Counciil & Blackburn, tration towards the candi growers oare cnow iini o a , fairly not the first time that Rut county ir: 1892, is now a resi the Democrats will hold their
prosper us ond t n b u t
dent of Salisbury, and m a own at the election, i
dacy. of Senator Hill. It is, this eastern war may make ledge Pillage lias played in recent card, published in the
oi course, too well known to them still more so h.y creat the role of a defaulter. While Salisbury Herald, savs; "I
Biblical Recorder: TOTH F,K
United States District Mar
Calls attended at all tie discussed that the admin ing a boom in prices. This
suppose von would like to who deceive themselves, 'Ir
hours.
istration had it made the years crop is firs twite, both shal in Virginia several years know my views and where I spite Soiomon's words,
ago he made way w i + h the
June 1, '93.
choice would not have select in quantity and quality."
stand politically. I would money begets happiness;
funds in his hands, "t is said,
ed Senator Hill as the can
According to the infonnasay that while there a re some occurrences in the faiidli* s
E. F. LOVILL. .J, C. FLETCHER.
didate, but his unanimous received from the most trust and was removed from the things in the Populist plat the Goulds, Astors and ; va |b
nomination furnished strong worthy sources the Republi office. It was then that he form that I approve of (and derbilts ought to be enli ut1v
HL th li LL 1 SiiflL
proof that the administra cans, in predicting a break left that State and came to T will say right here that for ening. The face that oc ?u U
ATIORNLYSATLAW,
tion did not even attempt to in the Democratic Congress North Carolina to repent his two years I have been with rence in these families a r e
s
BOONE, N. C.
influence the convention. It ional delegation from Texas, little game.
them) since they have mixed made the subject of of end|
He has gone to join the si
©ST"Special attention given has been charged that* the ad are merely preparing anoth
up so with the Republicans less rumor and speculation is
to the eolletion oi claims.
lent majority of the South
ministration was luke-warm er disappointment for them
one can hardly tell one from sufficient, though there were
ern Republicans who h a v e
the other, and as there has no evil to them. The Goulds
L. L. GREENE, & CO., towards the ticket head?d by selves. This is the way Dr.
Senator Hill and that it F. D. Thompson, of Fort been trusted with money be never been a drop of Republi are troubled with adventur
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. would do nothing to aid it in Worth, who is at, present in longing to the people.
can blood in me I cannot do esses, and one of them had
HOONE, N. C.
carrying New York. I can Washington, sums up the
t o chance Kepnbli to pay quite a sum to get rid
How Many Will lie As Bravesituation in the Lone Star
state upon high authority State: '"The Populists are
of one not long ago; b u t
that.there is' not a word of pretty active in some of the , Bill .Band is not the onlj,*!' that's tin? way .1.1
w,
, ., |
that hon- their troubles do not com
* Will give special attention
honesl Populist m Watta Co.
_
'
.
al
uj«'\
, , . , .
'est mni who went »nto t ne pare with those of the weal
men
mro l h e
to abstracts of title, the sale truth m such charges. The districts; hut they are ai- w , .
Lo a n ( 1,-iii ho is disgusted with fusion. L ,
..mi
s
of Real Estate in W. N. 0. administration is not luke ways a noisy lot,
' will r
11 • ,
. • I Populist partv for a good thier Aster and Vanderbilt
earer
.
„
Those having farms, timber warm towards the ticket. On not come any nearei , success1 Every respectable and petn- ! purpose are talking in Scp- families, the peace of b ;th of
.L
!... : ;
Sep.
and mineial lands for sale, the contrary, it earnestly de this year than they have in otic farmer in thecountv who !
which has been threatened
•
'
the past. Populism m rpexas i wants ., reform more than of- tern her.^
will do well to call on said Co.
i
,
,
sires its election, and will do is simply a revival of the old• 1
,.
,
-i In October, „, c thousand with a divorce suit arid nub
wuvww. ,, five LiivMirsaiju
•
at Boone.
Js disgusted.
i
.
*
Some of| f .
... ^ ,,
.
i:„
. a. I
, •. : .
.
,
L. L. GREES & CO. all that it may probably do- greenback craze tliat agita- them hesitate to tnake pnb- °f them will talk the same be scandal.
^
all that it would have done ted the State some fifteen i..
Clear conscience toward God
j way.
March 16, 1893.
lu; t h e l r disgust because t hey
had the head of the ticket years ago, and which succeed
In November they will and man is the only ground
NOTICE.
been as good a Cleveland ed in electing one Congress- hate to he called inconsistent, [crowd around the polls to o f h a p p i n e s s ; a n d t h e y a . e
mail—Col. George W. Jones. But. as Bill Rand sees, tlie
Hotel Property for Sale.
man as Representative Dan.
vote against the "sell-out." few who keep their consciences
On account of failing health Lockwood, the nominee for It is a little curious that C<>!. only consintant course for a
clear, but the number of the
Jones is no\v=sui>nortinir Ren
i
i
»
t
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
„
, M
i
Can't Support A Flop«DoodIe.
Lieut. Governor—to bring resentative Savers: !! race man , w .o loves .loine and
in his
happy is not greater. There
my hotel property in the town of
iiRf.inst a Populist
t l r l i - 1K°od ftoveniiiient i» to repnIL\/A»»a V At»f li I ^ a r»nl i « o niwl
11
In Little-Ivey, Madison is desperate appearances of
Boone, North Carolina, and will about the result.
diate the '.sell-out.' Mr. Rand county, resides an old fash
3ell low for cash and make terms
Secretary Sheerin, of the date."
joy and hilarity about peo. i . i
, , ! r e p u d i a t e d f u s i o n , n o t o n l y ioned "mossy-back' Republi- pie who do not seem to have
to suit the buyer, and will take National Democratic c o m1 he populist.should, 1 ,i
i
real or personal property in ex
an
i * 1, ' ause it 18
mittee, who is high author in the language of the writer Because ,r is * an ahandon- can, bearing the name of H. j consciences; but they have,
change. Apply soon.
of principle" but also A. Holcombe. He lives in a and they never know a hapW. L. BRYAN. ity on Indiana politics, writes of Proveib, "Hear counsel,
receiveinstructions, that you to his mind "it is a total dis countv which has never elect ! py moment. The man who
as follows to the Congress
NOTICE.
may be wise in tlif, latter regard of ordinary political
ed a Democrat and he is sacrifices.conscience foi m onParties putting- papers in ional campaign committee: end." Many then are doing (l n f V ^
my hand for execution will I ur/ oiiuMiivai ui this State 1 this very thing. Th riv see
proud of it. He says he is ey or |'lv7l« I III' IJL* thinking
preferment, I 11 I I I l\ I I 1 ^
The situation in t li I o Utair Vili.i \ t;i #> I 11 i I I ^ • A U"V
|
!> ,
please advnnce the tees \vi Hi grows better daily. Our peo-1 '••Iwtlier they aredritting and.j . *
^ !,X
still a Republican of the true the latter will secure the ease
the papers and they will re- pie are making a maul v, ag-1 f 1 *' ( ' (,,|, ' , ig aa"k to their first j " | u
1,S) *
!" ( »<n]i blue order, but in an inter- of mind which e'l men seek,
cei ve prom pt attention, other
, 0 """!**
",'. ,rr T"'. ':-V ,y ' '
"
I vi " ,v «ith tin- Asl.eville Citi- will rwth-t tliHirM.s,.."li<.n nt)
S1
wise they will be returned fre,«ive fight fc ovvrywhere.! IV'T
?™. u »"
• ™ - isdooiHMi e Ktvindinn vvid« .>- '
Invak mvn.v from u„i B h
not executed for the want of We ha\e no apologies co p en t() m ;eive the misguided, bors and friends, and seek Zen Mr. Holcombe savs he til it h is been required.
t^rt nor lot w itli • aorp a y y u u r subscription.
ices.
D. F. BAIRD SHFF. make, and as the canvass and mislead wanderers.
earnestly to estabiisn t h eh will have no d
From our
Regular Correspondent.
Equitable
—
-
A!
�SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
—The Populists nominated j —A few of our subscribers
~ - co co co or c<r
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Wiley H Farthing for Sena- have paid us this week hut; IlilYA.YS (ItfiULY.
1
tor at Onne, in Ashe county, very few of them. We need,
I ?opyl year
$1.00 on last Saturday. The Popu all our money, we feel very
" 0 months
50
—()—
What
" 3 months
35 lists will, as a general rule, much disappointed.
vote for the nominee.
jdo the great majority of onri
ADVERTISING KATES.
—What Judge oi the § n _!subscribers propose? Do
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
1 " 1 mouth
1.75 preme Court went to Chair-! *' lev ex P e( 4 t o let. the mat(>n ' l o , n year to \eai
1 " 3 "
3.00 man Simmons two years ago
1 " 6 "
5.00
J,h
nor ''' ,l! - o r ( '°
1 " 1 year
7.00 and ordered him to send out | 11 '
that circular? Blackburn'* ^' I his does not apply to
1 column 1 week
0.00
1
"
1 month
13.50 ought to tell which one did any of our good friends who
1
"
3 "
25.00
pay u* well.
1
"
0 "
37.50 this.
—There are good signs of
1
"
1 year
50 00 —Whose liberties are cut
a full Demoeratir vote being
Off by not being allowed to
Entered at the Postofficeat vote for justices of the peace polled in Watauga and that
Boone. N. C., as second-class school committees etc. means the election of the
mail matter.
Blackburn says this is des Democrats all along the line.
potism and the people are de Democrats do your duty to
LOCAL NEWS.
yourselves and to your party
nied their rights.
i
and nil will be well. Do not
—Rev. J? A. Rudisill of Ca lag behind and let the enemy
—The lain for court came
tawba county 'A ill preach the beat us, stand to your guns
on time.
funeral of Mrs. Frank VYike and vote for Democratic men
—Col. C. J. Co ivies, o f
at the Hine graveyard on and Democratic principles.
Wilkesboro, is with us.
next Sunday at 2 o'clock p
—Col. James Hortor, of m. The people are all invit L e t t h e R e p u b l i c a n s a n d
Third party fuse all they
Yadkin Valley, is attending ed to attend.
want to you will find honest
our court.
—The following attorneys Populists voting with us
— We are not able to give from other counties are at
and against the combine.
the proceedings of the Court t e n d i n g t h e c o u r t h e r e t h i s
—At 12, M., on Tuesday,
this week.
week: Folk and Wakefield, of
of this week, the long and wil
— Rev. Mr. Jones preached Caldwell, Todd, Bower a n d
lowy branches of the "Tall
in the Episcopal church last Blackburn, of Ashe, and Lin- Sugar-tree ot the Mountains'
ney, of Alexander.
Sunday night.
swayed to and fro, when he
—W. W. Holselaw of Vilas, was pouring out his vitriol
—The attendance at court
has been unusually 1 a rg e is now on the market buying on the democratic party, but THIS IS NO HUM
his fai 1 and wintergoods and alas! by 1, p. m.. the great
this week.
UUG TO DHAYV
wishes to sa.y to his custom democratic axe in the steady
—Cattle buyers are thick
ers that t hey are being pur hands of our gallantCaptain
TRADE!
in town. Price from two to
chased with the tariff off and Lovill, shimmering and glis
two and a half cents.
-owill be sol dthe same way.
tening with great truths be
—Jim Cirimes charged with
—Hon. W. H Bower and gan the small taskofdetateh
11SIS3J3W233,
stealing bacon from Mr. Col. K. Z. Linney discussed
ing from him every limb, and
Bryan was found guilty.
political matters in general by 2. p. m. he was stripped ol
—Rev. J. F. Davis will yesterday, but want of spa?e his last branch, and no»v lie
preach in the Baptist church forbids us making any com stands xi barren stalk, shorn 1 roin now until the first day
in Boone on next Sunday at ments this week, but will re of his former gloiy, and can of April Ijwill sell my stock of
11, a- m.
fer to them in oui next issue. only look back with sorrow
—Blackburn said in bis and regret, to the day that
—Married atFoscoe on the
4th inst., Mr. John Fox to speech that when he canvass he was entirely demolished
Miss Jodie Shook. Rev. Mon ed two years ago h e only bv Edward F. Lovill.
—AND
found one respectable white
ro* Gragg officiating.
From Moat Camp, N. C.
young man in the lower Editor Democrat:
— Yates and Miss Presnell
part of the State who belong
We have just closen a very
were indicted for F. and A.
ed to the Republican party. interesting meeting at Hope
At 1 0 per cent^abovfc
and found guilty bv the iurv.
—R. A. Hamilton, of Ashe well church which continued
Yates broke custody and
was again nominated for for seven days and nights.
fled.
Representative by the Demo Thirteen professed conver
—Pet the Populists take no
crats of Ashe county. 'Mr. sion and six were received
tiee that Blackburn said that
Hamilton was elected two into the church.
If you don't think I mean it
the Republicans and Popu
years ago, lie made an ex Brother Cherry, the pastor, come and look through my
lists had married. Is this
cellent and efficient member commenced the meeting on
true?
and we predict that he will last Sunday with a large at
—Who ever heard before again be elected from the tendance of people, and on
that the people of Winston good old county of Ashe.
Monday night Bro. A.J. Bur It wont cost you one cent if
acted so badly in the election
—Solicitor Newland and J rus came in and was with us
you dont purchase.
two years ago as Blackburn F. Spainhonr made speeches until Thursday night, and
I have a large stock and
said they did ?
at noon on Monday and dis he did valuable work in star
—At the democratic mass- cussed the issues <>f the day ting the work. The meeting want to get rid of it before
spring.
meeting on yesterday, Hon. and the claims of each forthe was then left in charge of the
W. S. Farthing was unani Solicitorship. Both speeches pastor again, and continued
mously nominated as a can brought applause from their to grow in interest until the
CALL AND LOOK!
adherants. and a large con church «vas greatly revived,
didate for slmriff.
-o
—Thos. Miller the old ex- course of people heard them. and the Holy Spirit was pour
—Mr. Sam. S. Adams, rep ed out in rich profusion on
sheriff of Ashe county has
I would call your attention
again been nominated by the resenting the Raleigh News all the christian people of the
to the big cut in prices in my
Democrats for sheriff. Miller and Obsei ver has been with different churches iu a man
other lines
us this week in the interest of ner such that the people here
is a hustler in politics.
said that it reminded them
that paper. We hope the gen
—Capt. E. F. Lovill, who
tleraan had abundant suc of the old time religion, and
is on duty for Uncle Sain at
cess, and that he added ma we certainly had the best be
Thief River Falls, Minn, has
ny names to his subscription havior I have ever seen in a
returned and will remain with
list, for the journal he repre revival meeting.
us until after the election.
We believe that the morals
sents, is among the best in
—Judge Allen proves to be North Carolina.
of oui people are improving
an efficient one and seems to
—Court was opened prompt in this section, and we n o
be a very pleasant gentle
l.v at 10, a. m. on Monday, hope it will continue to growman. He is dispatching bus Judge Allen presiding. The better, as we expect to make
iness as rapidly as possible. Judge's charge to the Gi and o u r ^ llture home here. May
—The Democrats are roll Jury was plain and practi the good Lord bless and help
ing all over the country and cal. The State docket w a s u s t o c a r r y o n t h e g o o d
L. D. COLE.
intend to meet the enemy read over and most of t h e work.
Sept. 30, 1894.
and down them. Every cases were for trial. We will
thing is now ready for a not be able to give much of
It May Do as Much for You.
vigorous campaign.
the proceedings of court in
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111.,
—There is, from all appear this issue.
writes that he had a Severe Kidances, very little bitterness
-The Ashe county Republi nry trouble for main' years, with
among the political factions. cans in their convention on severe pains in his back and also
that his bladder was affected. He
We are glad to see this, and last Saturday nominated J. tried many so called Kindey cur
hope it will remain so thro' B. Hopkins, of Gap Creek, es but without any good result.
the entire campaign.
for Representative. The pres About a year ago he began use
of Electric Bitters and found re
—Married at Trade, Tenn., ent Sheriff ar.d Register of lief at once. Electric Bitters is
on the 4th inst, Mr. Joseph Deeds were renominated.The especially adapted to cure of all
RESPECTFULLY
Kidney and Liver troubles and
Hodges to Miss Belle Presn 1 eanvention , failed to endorse;! often gives almGSfc instant relief.
. T-, . .
ft,.- •.
both of Watauga county. To J. h. Spainhoui forSolioitor, Q ne ^, R J A ] VVJU prove our stateW. I, BRYAN,
the happy couple we extend as we are informed, and will ment. Price only 50c. for large
j have no candidate.
j bottle. At W . L. Bryan's store.
congratulations.
SAY!
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
STOCK
er's Hair Vigor
RESTORES
Color, Fullness, and Texture
TO HAIR
Which has become Wiry, Thin, cr Gray.
"Some five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis
cover that my liair was falling out, threatening speedy
baldness. AYER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended,
I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair
and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and
was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and
new hair came out full of life and vigor.
AYER'S Hair Vigor does not only restore
new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its
growth, and is a blessing to all who use it."
Rev. D. J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk
of the Superior Court, Dawsonville, Ga.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
PEOPLE FIND
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
of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla—the Superior
Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If
you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured
that it pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only.
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
combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the
system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in
the blood and expels them by the natural channels.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Has cured otiiers, will cur© you
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
Of7
ZlGNV'fLLE MOUTH GAROLINA
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a vnlu
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of oui mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all disease* ari
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
the ph^sicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package, sent
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
7HE MOUNTAIN MED It W E OMPANY.
Zionville, N. 0., Sept. 6, 1894.
OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST;
0Ot Course You Want the Cheapest.
Well, when you want the best grade of goods, call' on
me, for I have thein. For the next twenty days I will offer
a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware,
Ladies' untrimmed hats at 20 et.s. and up; a lot ofChallies
at 5 cts. a yard cash— nice patterns.
Remember this is a special sale, and will positively on
ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the
time, as yon will find many useful things at cost and un
der on my Special
Counter Bargains.
These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell
them at reduced rates for produce. So all can faie alike.
Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate,
as they must go regardless of cost.
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I have a
full line.
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
a®-TnE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE
m-e^-SOW lb lilt.
H.dli'1SUBCRIE.
Tot
Relie.es all soreness of The mucous rnnrthrace and
cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET in1105 day*. No
ether treatment necessary. Ne.er causes stricture c*
lea.es any injurious after effects. Price, ft. Sold
by druggists.
- -B'J'C3 BALM C0.vPr»'s, Atllftti.Sa-
�£
manage' to keep the mills fifth Sunday in Dee. '04.
\ VT
10th. Resolved that
ten -i
I XJL X V
• Lclosed or to keep the hackThese ar the bad times, woods voters from knowing der our thanks to the p« ople
the most, unjust and uncalled
Thursday, Oct. 11, 18U1
of this community for i h<ir
for abuse that could possi very bad times, for political that more wheels areturning kindnes during the meeting.
bly be heaped upon the dem- wool growers and calamity than ever before. Can they L. \\. FARTAING. Mod.
I1 or ( on gress, 8 h District,
JACOB YOUXCE. Clerk,
cratic party. He failed tb howlers. Not only do prices stave off prosperity until afAs the season is over we
W. 11. Bower, of Caldwell. s h o w a n y r e a s o n w h y t h e of domestic wools remain r e r election? If the drouth
will sell our stocx of HACKS*
l o r J u d g e , 1 0 t h D i s t r i c t , people should again vote the firm, at an advance of about j had only laste] two months
10 per cent, above the Mc- j longer Republican prospects
SURRIES. BUGGIES, DOU
IF. B. ( ouncill. of Watauga. republican ticker; neither did Kinley prices of two months would be brighter.
Found Cure in H o o d 's Aftor
we expect him to. He would
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
Other M e d i c i n e s Failed
A w„Ddrrful C(m(1 ueror.
For Solicitor, 10th District, not say whether or not he f i a<ro, but there is unnsnal ac j
;
NESS,
IF. C. Newland, of Caldwell. vored the income tax, and tivitv in the woolen and eot~ No disease is more common After the Crip —Muscular Rheuma
tism.
} among the people th«in scrofula.
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
he would not say that he was ton mills.
The Wool and Cotton Re-' lai " Je<i down from generation
For State Senator,
against the reduction of the
1 to generation, it is tound in nearAt A T ery Low Price.
Dr. L. C. Reeves.
tariff. Both of these ques porter devotes a page every jj y e v e r y family, in some form. It
They a re all/ J R S 1 C L A S ^
tions were put to him square week to a "Bulletin of New j may make its appearance in
For Representative,
dreadful running sores; in swell
and almost as good as new.
l.v by Capt. Lovill, and he Enterprise," which, however, ings in the neck or goitre, or in
A. J. Fletcher.
includes millsshutting down. eruptions of varied foriris. At
dodged them both by not an
Will sell on time, or trade
swering. Blackburn claimed There used to be more mills tacking the mucous membrane
COUNTY TICKET.
for goo 1 stock.
shutting down than starting it may be known as catarrh, or
For Clerk Superior Court, that the panic was caused by
developing in the lungs it may
Call on us at once at Blowthe democratic party and ci up; but since the passage of be, and often is, the prime cause
JAMES C. HOliTON.
"the free trade Wilson Bill," of consumption.
ted the late slrikes to prove
ii g Rock. We will be here
For Sheriff:
WIN FIELD S. FARTHING. it, when he ought to know which was to "annihilate" There has been so munh confu
until Oct. 1st.
sion
that great strikes had occur the woolen industry, the re
For Treasurer.
RESPECTFULLY,
red under Harrison's admin cord has been a remarkable About fusion, fusion, fusion.
JAMES W. HORTON.
one—better than for any two That when goods are offered in
istration, and that the last
profusion
For Register of Deeds,
HEN K E L , C R A I G A I O .
one at Chicago was under the weeks during the four years To get them should be the con
HUGH DOBBIN.
Blow ing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
elusion.
McKinley law, for since the of McKinley ism.
For Surveyor,
TV W~h)3 romtM \ ohsnlarlly from a hlglily
For a week ending Septem So. if 011 N. M. Allen you will fu.-e esteemed clergyman of tlie M. K. church, pastor
McKinley bill was passed, vva
JONES GREER.
of the Church Creek circuit in Dorchester
ges have been cut down by ber 6th the. Reporter men He will summon his muse
For Coroner,
County. l!:iryl:m-.! i
tions five new mills, one of To offer you goods so low
Mass.:
the bosses time and again.
NOAH MAST.
At cost you will think them «> "C.1 1. UootfCo.. I.ovcell,public to send this cer" feel It a duty to the
Those of our popuiist friends which is a cotton mill, to
low.
tllk-ato. I saw i.i r. Philadelphia paper a letter
WANTED!
#
from a nun who had suffered from
The political news seems who heard Mr. Blackburn can cost $150,000, twenty-eight So, to him you should go,
A lcinedy fordiseaseandde
fi/turtcuiar nhotimat'sm
very favorable for the Demo not mistake the fact t h a t enlargements and improve And not be slow;
MI<! had been restored by the use Hood's Stay bility, especially for thosedis
7 mills start He will let you do your choosing
saparllla. I had tiio gri.» In the whiter of "Jl
crats throughout the State they have been sold out by ments and twenty
and *0i8 so severely tli.it It deprived me of the i eases which. . physicians have
ing up.one of which has been And save you from loosing.
use of my urns s.» that my wife \ im\ to dress Mid P'GHOUnCPO II1CU I'll ble.
and Nation. Business is re the leaders of the republican
undress me, and when nr. . y from Lome I had ; \\?, •
1 i
.
. A.
party. Will the honest pop closed nine months and an Now. if you are up to snuff,
viving rapidly and the peo
to sleep I11 lay clothes. I tried five doatorsand | ,
' bclOVv Jl lew (")f the
This is quite enough.
not 0110 accomplished anything. Then I saw ! the flUlltV letters W'llich WO
ple are talking encouraging ulists vote the ticket? We ask other five years.
That prices next to cost
the letter alluded to and determined to try
Ve received, a lid which W6
Rawitzer Bros., of Stafford Should uot be lost.
them to think seriously be
ly and in a few months every
publish with the consent of
thing will be lively and on a fore doing so. When 3 011 vote Springs, are mentioned as So, if you want to be funny
the writers who are convinsk
having settled with their dis At Allen's store lea veyonr money
firm basis. The new tariff this fusion ticket you surren
ed that such a remedy as v\V
w e a v e r s , g i v i n g Or we^will accept a flag of truce,
Sarsapanlla
ha ve described has been found
is becoming very popular der your principles and your s a t i s f i e d
manhood. Look before you ihem a 25 per cent, advance Iu the shape of your produce.
in Compound Oxygen Treat
with the masses all over the
ment of IPs. Star key & Patake sjeh an inconsistent in wages. This wageadvance In whatever form scrofula may
country. The Democrats
is more than the American manifest itself. Hood's S,u\-*;ip Hood's. Before I had taken one botilo I had Ln.
will again elect a good ma leap.
the
arms,
Economist could find in any rilla is its inveterate foe and co. • factsuse of my verifiedthao-k God. Theselieare
and can bo
by many persons re.
jority in Congress, and every
"My daughter was cured of
queror, This medicine has sin-h
Cata w ba, co u 11 ty, a few
protected industry during powerful alterative and vitalizing f:
thing will continue in pros years ago was the banner
'
1 1 1
1 .,
, H o o d s . I a m p a s t o r o f t h e M . K . c h u r c h h e r e . " Asthma by one treatment of com
the first two years of McKin- effects upon the blood that every c. W. CLAPHAM. Church Creek, Maryland,
pound Oxygen, af-er suffering
perity which has now taken democratic county in North
trace of Impurity isexpelled and N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Siirsapa. for fifteen years, ED. H. WILLJS, M
ism.
the blood is made rich, pure and rllla do not be induced to buy any other Instead.
so favorable a start under Carolina, but the third party
Tyler, Texa£
The record is a good one, healthy.
Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
the new order ol things. The got in its work heavily in
biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
but that for the week ending
"I used your compound Oxy
The Union Meeting;,
South is to be greatly bless t h i s g o o d o l d c o u n t y a n d
September 13 is better. Dur
The scrofulous taint which gen about, a year and a half a
ed in the future. A splendid divided the democratic party, '
The Watauga Union Meet, .
may have been 111 your blood lor go. I neglected to tell you of
ng this week there were fif
crop has been made and so much so thai the chances
ing met with Cool Springs years, may lie thoroughlyexpell- the great benefit I received fro HI
teen items under the column
its
have not been troub
everything needful to sup for the ticket were becoming
Baptist Church, Watauga ed by giving Hood's Sarstipari11 a led use. Icatarrh since.—-F. W.
with
headed "New Mills." One of
Co., on Friday before the 5t.h a trial
port man and beast has been doubtful. However, at the
Revels. Syracuse University Sy
the mills mentioned is to
racuse, N. Y.
Sunday in September 1894.
made at home.
Manufac p r e s e n t t i m e , m a n y o f t h e
have 48,000 spindles, and to
The introductory sermon was EGW TO SAVE ffiOltures are springing up all populists in that county have
Send for book of two hundrll
he the largest cotton mill in
preached by L. W. Farthing
over the South. Capitalists become disgusted with the fu
pages for furtherinformati(>n,tee
EY.
the South.
t.iii.oninls, etc. A book sent. free.
from Heb. 12—1.
from the North have their sion movement and are re
Another, for making cot
Home Treatment sen1 out by ex
(o)
Organized by electing L. W.
faces set Southward. Many turning to the democratic
ton, wool and worsted yarn,
press 1 n >e used nt home. Office
Farthing moderator and Sol One of the great secrets in ma Treatment administered here.
of the Western people wiR party, and the democrats
is to occupy a building llOx
king money is to know how to
ornon Younce clerk.
move South. Great enter will carry the county by a
save it. The principal way to save
200 feet, which structure
Called for the program and money is to buy that which you Ors. Starkey & Pali
prises will soon be organized sound majority.
alone is to cost $30,000.
the same was read and ap consume from the party who will 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Caldwell county is, as ever,
among us, and we will in a
"The plans for the new120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal.
proved. A committee was sell .you the RUST article for the
few years be a glorious and all right, and will g i v e
LEAST money In order to find
plant." says the Reporter,
grand section, more so than her usual Democratic major "have been ivady for some then appointed on Devotion the above named party it is very Please mention this paper.
ever before. Our State gov ity. Burke county is well or time, but it is said the con al Exercises, and said cum essential that you call and ex
amine mv immense stock of
ernments are commendable ganized and will elect the en struction of the mill append in i 11 e e reported Solomon
ur taxes are low, our peo tire democratic ticket. Mitch ed upon the settlement of the Younce to-night at early can GENERAL MERCHMple are quiet and conserva ell county republicans will tariff quest ion." It is locat die-lighting and U. S. Farth
LODE & LITt!!
DISE
ing at 11. a. m, tomorrow.
tive—all things pertaining not roll up such a big major ed at Philadelphia.
Adjourned until tomorrow Which is almost complete in ev
To our beautiful Southland ity as usual. The fusion
XAnother cotton mill, with
ery department, consisting of
are conducive to happiness movement does not take so 25.000 spindles, is to he a t 9 a. rn.
2nd day met according to! Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and AFTEIt APRIL THE 1ST 'IhF
and prosperity. Under Dem well in the old Republican built at Faffitev, S. C., with
10 per cent, cut on prices.
adjournment and spent half Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
ocratic control the South county. Watauga county a capital of $250,000.
Groceries, Saddles. Queensan hour in Devotional Exer
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
has continued to build and democracy is i m prov i ng
Another cotton null, with cises conducted by E. J. Nur- Etc., Etc., too numerous to men
and prosper. Under the new every day and we are now $400,000 capita is oropos- i ''i s SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER,
tion.
,,0;1, 1
tariff which lowers the price hopeful of (denting all our ed for Bath, S. 0 Two hun-1
NEVER TEN DAYS..
approved *he
minutes of yesterday. 2nd I have just received the nicest
of living and opens a new ticket. Ashe county demo-X—
dred thousand dollars have appointed a committee o n
and most complete line of
outside market for our pro cracy is organizing and will already been subscribed.
Look over our list and ccm
time, place ami program for
ducts. Our commercial re hold its own and carry a
pare our prices with those selli if
Tiie other new mills are for our next Union meeting. The
011 time. "Muiiex suvcU is na 4
lations will grow to huge part ofits ticket. Alleghany the manufacture of woolen,
1'f That has ever been exhibited to
committee wo* composed
proportions and many new county has had divisions cotton, knit hosiery, and the following gentlemen: I). the citizens of Boone and sur ev made."
s
We will sell you 4 1-2 pount's
(h Barman. F. 8. Farthing.
things will spring up for 11s over the nominations espec silk goods.
roundings. consisting of
that we have been strangers ially that of Clerk Superior! Under the column "En- A. Roten, Solomon Youee.
Calicoes of all styles arid shades good coffee for $1.00, 1 0 pouiJ s
3rd. The committee on I)e- Fancy and plain Lawns, ('hai-^ xVa
sugar lor $1.00, be-4
to all our lives.
We feel Court. It is hoped that rhw
largements u 11 d improve-1 votional Exercises reported lies, iSattines, Ginghams, Nan- calico 6 to t 1-2 cts per yard, cot
greatly encouraged over the difference will be settled and j meats" there are eighteen 1 J. F. Eiler to preach tonight sooks, chain bra vs. Cashmeres, ton check. 2' inches wide, i crt.
favorable out look for the that the hitherto reliable mentions. Under the col I s, t early candle-light and D. Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask f>er yard, and ladies and gen] j
South and our whole coun democratic county will still} limn "Starting Up and Shut-^ Harman tomorrow at 11. drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- hats cheaper than they .mve t>.*tonades, jeans etc. which ^v;|l | er been sold before.
r
.
U. (])•
try. Our politics is sound roll up her usual majority < f t i n g Dv o w n JJ t w e n .t y n i i•»i 1t e
7p }{
ig Down twenty unite arc
' be sold at reduced prices for cash 1 We are just receiving a full T
00
nj, ffpstjand conservative and we will about 400. Wilkes county int•ntioncd as ha ving startetl j \ j
Srwecheal or^fl equivolent, meeting anddf of ladies'dress goods at prices
on ou program
continue to sustain them is hopeless Republican but
...
suit the buyers.
...
.vi
,<»r about, to start up. Onel bv A, Iioteu, E. J.Norrisand fyiug ail
prospects of les- ...
,
.
,
. .
against the opposition and with some ^
REASONAB: E COMPETITION WE MEAN WHAT WESAY.,
of these has been closed sinceiothers,
since |
will succeed. The South will soning the Republican ma- ^ in 1 last, another over a I 5th. Took up second que.!
f*gr\ J] My entire stock Call and see us and we can save
tiou oil program. Speeches hv . / t *
'
never go back to radicalism. joritv.
Rs «P.
3ear, and a third for two! I). C. Harman, W. S. Fartii- General Merch n n dise will you money.
Democracy is here to stay.
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
Kniglits of the Maccabees.
years. All three are woolen ing and others.
lie sold at reduced prices ior
Blowing Rock, March 5.
Captain Edward F Lovill The Stale Commander writes mij|g Only four are rnen-j 6th. Adjourned until 1. p. C A S H o r i t s e q u i v o l e n t
11s f r o m L i n c o l n , N e b . , a s f o l l o w s :
,
, ,A.
,
delivered a most excellent "After trying other medicines for j Doned as shutting down
in., to hear the sermon text
In order to make room for
Stssdaid Keeper's Notice. f
and Qtnely speech on the is what seemed to be a very obsti- one to make repairs, another ' NJ- •' {IJ'D 12.
new st^ck, I am offering my en
,,)et n<'<*(>rding to ad
The people of Watauga will
sues of the day to an unusu natecoughin our two children fOI.. two weeks, another be- .
tire lot of
tiiu tried Dr. King's New Iliscovjournment and look up 3rd
we trlu/1 I Ir Tvinrx'a Vow 1 liwcfntake notice that I have pro
ally large concourse of peo
causeof a death, rind L.',TZ last
ery and at the end of two days!''11*",,,J the ",ni question on program. 8peech READY-MADE CLOTHING cured a room in the court
ple on Tuesday of this week. the cough entirely left them. We i is running on short tune orLHS Gy VV. S. Farthing and oth
house where 1 will attend at
A 7 COST.
Capt. Lovill is one of Watau- will not be without it hereafter, account of low water.
ers.
Thanking my friends and cus-! the commissioners' court the
a s m o s t g i f t e d s o n s , a n d as our expeiience proves that iti Uthis sort of business goes 8tb. Took up 4fh question
first Mono a v in each month
cures where all other remedies I
.. ..
.
.
.
l.v VY toioers lor the l.beral patronage fol . t ., e p lu . [10(w ()f wa |j„ K the
his many friends are justly fail."—Signed F. VV. Stevens, on until November the result ,!n.P|0rT<l,IU
uli bv >\.
they have given ine jn the past w( .j K ht» nnil meaaureB for liie
proud of him. He answered StatCom.—Why not give this, of the election may not be so S. Farthing.
all the arguments brough< great me Jicine a trial, as it is I ^atisfactor
bottles are
.ait iu a very few words, as he guaranteed and trial store. Reg- cans as lh»
free at, W. L. Bryan's
(Blackburn) made very little] u Ilar sDoJ30c. and $1.00.
: i pa ting.
1UI
tbH W'&taOSCa Democrat argument in his hours speech
I but
WAGES GOI>G UP.
J -'i X V/ F
contented himself with j Courier Journal.
SALE.
JL
An Esteemed Paster
*
y
n
dry tivms
A
A
�—
—
A Good Story on the Pops.
•» the hfliber shops
H'Ml elsewhere.
.DS!S«6
lv f' n
•U;OMi'LKTK .NEWS
I'A
I'
riift fhnp who joins this bas W. L- D o u g l a s
i Lli
IS THE SUCR.
Emperor is the 123rd in line, turd outfir, hoping to get ofnet JEAI; :.i
I
. * V ATIC fa.nil •v newspaper, t he J a pn nese giving lurn " mr, forcibly reminds mo ot a
a hop. loiriuiy reiriiajS Hit! of a
. K." *
The Pride o<"the North Carol
$5. Cot'v DV'.r'
-levotodtotheaitvrest ot Louii- high ancestry, claiming that story told bv some one on a
FRL'JCH&Er;3«aUEDw>LF.
na Press.''
t,
n
H*i»FI£C^«daMaOl
n
Al-lfd^e man, who whs
1 '°' «>*\* "
^ 3.5P h.LiCt.3 Sons.
Do you want to aid in buildii
WaOomtv N 0
•' '" MH i ! rP u b o u ' w « h t
driving « cow and her vonn*
' - fejg mam
*258*2. W03K1K2Hff.
up a paper that shall reflect t
** nrrn ii at * c* ^'-.i
"'
»f>n gods, according to t h e call home, and thev got mixEXTRA FIKET"^
greatest credit on North Faro
*2sU1> SOYSSQtiC?^SC£i
— I Japanese belief. The central ed up with some other cattle
"" l '
matter where it mav
•LADIESJapan And Japs.
| thought of Japanese religion in the road, and the calf miss-yn '.' Then patronize
Aeheville Citizen.
is obedience, and this r u n s took at. old' steer for its moriSfi
:v"j. SEND FOR CATALOG
lit h ilmington Afessengi
iS £t
era
Rev. It. Br van Grinnan, tl,r<),1 « h t h p , r e , ] r , r e N . V8t em the,-and ran off with him.
W'L'DOVCLAS,
A LAItGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
BROCKTON, MAS*.
who for nine years has been
**{ nt |" !, J r ' p x T <Ml ,:l:i:: i he man ran himself nearly WM cca •avar-romy Ly Ptire'uutiu^ \». L.
Do you want a reliable pan
Yon
...i'Ula« sfc-.i-,
„
.
thiongh the family,the youn to death ti vimr m rwn^V
. r.'ing you all the news of tl
' " ' 'w.
uc hryi t i.ani:far*orers of
a .missionary to . Japan, aim o V «t ehild o« mg onedienj to his straving *ca ? hut. fai intr ;,uBeca-se, vr- to i;i the world, tad f'
Iteino-nhedien* to a. V
\
advertised satcj
<-e
jj
j
Lest i.niiu
f.
, e
-GO v. oiid a Democratic m wspape
who addressed the eongrega- the next older.
broke fort IMISfolio vs- '(jo if'"
^'iciT equals the best~ lias tli
v ' HI
I
i
» iI
.. . . r"«:s and the middleman's pro:;?*. O rsEvs
tion at the First Presbyter
• atgest circulation, and has fo
—
you darned little fool!—Jo if! c iual custom worli in *:• !e, e . y fil:. .-; and
CO
s yAy-one years been i par
ian church Sunday morning, What the Democratic Congress Has I Ut you'll find Ollt what' -where at lower prices for ;v 1vsl.f j .vVs» ;£•»
- -|||
lae "* ! cvrr 7Done.
cud tactorin thegiowth and dev.
what when sucking- t i m el dealer cannot supply you, we can. SoM by
gave yesterday afternoon at
velopment of the Old
Nort "
In a speech delivered at At- comes!"
! Dealer, whose nam«> will shortly ap
the Presbyterian church a
vOAUTlON
> tatn.' Then subscrbe for
pear hear. Ageuts wauted. Apply at
——
.CE--:3!TY
once.
very interesting talk on the lanta, Ga., a few da,)H ago.
the WimiKtiTON MESSENtER
Hon. Chas. F. Crisp, Speaker
President Cleveland's Cancer,
'i«, liaclilllHJShop,
<<•>()•, HI. HUT
Japanese, their customs,
Campaign Kates:
OtSurO are
has been rumored that he
v : - U ti» be tlie •"*** • he ' Daily Messenger," by
manners, beliefs, etc., and in of the House of Pepresenta- h
TEE NORTH CAROLINA
. "rr iuveuted.
Au)1; l - h wolll ;]tjtke a course
mail, 4 months on trial, foV
AT ONCB.
an interview with THE CITI- tives, used the following Ian- j of Botanic *J
College of
'
.
.
.
Blood Hulm, the best
#2.00
s ^ 10NV !ng what the blood purifier and building-up
ZEN gives some curious facts
n'J'
Agriculture and
A Supply Co.,
The weekly "Transcript Mes
Boston.
MechanicArts.
about these remarkable peo Democratic party has done: remedy in the world, lie would
senger,' (the largest and
"While we have notdoueall soon be well. It will not disnpple, who have been called
point. Price $1.00 per large bot Offers'Three Technical Conrs-'
best paper in the State) M
"The Frenchmen of t h e we hoped to do, we have done tle. For sale by druggists. Cse es: J'hH Course in Agricul
months on trial for $1 00
more in the past year to re it for all blood and skin diseases, ture; The Course in Science;
East."
(.'ash in advance. Both
dress the wrongs of the peo rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
rbe Course m Mechanical and
i papers are large Eight-Page
It will probably be a mat
Civil Engineering.
sheets. Send Postal Card
ter of surprise even to the ple, we have done more for
1 he Neoraska Democrats
m. M. 4 i with the address of fi ve per
Each course is broad and
their relief, than was ever
best informed to know that
have split. The State con thorough, and th» institu
sons and receive sample cop
Japan, consisting of 2.000 l o n e b y a n y p a r t y i n t h e vent ion endorsed the Popu tion is now equipped for ex
ies of THE MESSENGER.
NATURE'S
islands, is 2,000 miles in same length of time in a n y list State ticket with two ex cellent work. Expenses very
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
length, which means that countryunder the sun. These ceptions and the administra moderate. For catalogues,
CURE FOR
add resg.
it extends between the lati are hold words, yet I hold tion men bolted and set up a
TAKE THE
ALEX. Q. Hollnday, Pres.
tude of Newfoundland and myself at all times ready to seperate ticket. Both (de
CATARRH
Raleigh, N. C.
Siilcap £0(1 Alton IR,
Cuba. The four main islands defend them. Coming into ments, however, endorsed
HHHHHIiR|
—going—
have the latitude of Maine power at a time of panic, Congressman Bryan for Uni
..JIlHlPU
and Florida. Notwithstand when business was at a stand ted States Senator.
R O Y ft 8
I EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. W e s t a n d N o r t h w e s t .
l ».
E
. . ^
This new Treatment for Catarrh and
This new treatment for Catarrh and
ing this great length, the still, when labor was unimBucklcu's A, nica Sa'vc.
diseases ov the
organs is
ployed, when our treasury
|
SEWfiraa
| one of the most respiratory discoveries
area Of Japan is equal only
important
Emigrants going to anv of the
The best salve in the world for
in medical science and possesses the
i ntern States or Territories
to the combined area of New was empty, with courageaud cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
following advantages i
1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense I'M sa i E time and money goinoA
Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, fidelity we entered upon a tevt rsores, tetter, chapped hands WARRANTED
and without outside assistance.
2. No change of diet or pursuit of life is necessary via. "hii'ago and Alton route,
struggle w it h tlieenemiea ol chilblains, corns, and all skin
North and South Carolina.
during treatment.
5 YEARS
a YEARS
eruptions, and positively cures
3. Tho romedic'8 are In no wise offensive to tho t IH the quickest route to
r
^'."V
patient and entail no discomfort.
With a population 41.000,- the people. We emerged from piles, or no pay required. It is
e-r L
4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble K A SAS CITY. DENVER,
directly.
000 this means a very thick that struggle victorious in guaranteed to give perfect satis
PUEBLO,
5. Tho roncdlos and moans of appliance can be
faction or money refunded,
carried In tho pocket wltheut inconvenience.
population. The common this:
vj\T TREATMENT at any drag atwro. And an points in Idaho, Wash
We have reyealed the Me- i'rice 25 cents per box. For sale
mgton, Oregon, Utah
*'£" ^RINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.0&
report that the Japanese are
by W. L. Bryan.
' $* CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Kinley law.
and California.
progressive is true, in
very
Caoiorlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas,
finest and Best Equipped
We have greatly leducet
this contrasting strongly
Bond in the
taxation.
with the Chinese, over whom
Cnly line running Solid Vesti %
We have made living chea
Mr. Grinnan believes the Jap
bud trains etween St. Loui?
per.
urd Kansas ity.
unese will be victorious in
We ha ve made all money
Reclining i air cars and Tour
the present war.
istepers ee of extra charge.
taxable.
•Sotanie Blood Balm
The charge of superficiality
I will mee parties at any rail
HatnLaryi '.U,»h Arm,
We have taxed surplus in
. ho Great Remedy for the speedyand penn.vnent 1 ~ UiWttSeli NvtUn^hredhv
is true to a certain extent,
road station with through tickets
re
cure oi icrofula. Rheuinntism. Catarrh, Ulcers, . a Has • SvU-tbreailiag Minttle,
comes*
a nd baggage checks.
i eczema, Eatlny and Spreadir." 5k,rcs, f:ruptions. i rr (la.-'t He Keyuat iit CvestniMlek.
but there very many who are
A
and
B-ViAas m.
For full information, maps and
We have restored freedom nr.o;nall SKIN AND ULOOf DISBANDS. Made . - Tiivu .•» >«vc oHj.q i -al App^ JUiCCb
too prescription of r.ti eminent physician
2 llA4
not superficial. In politeness
i who used It with marvelous success ft>r 40 years, 2 I'M» UlegHRt
descriptive pamphlets of tlic v
Adjt^UmuUw
~
of elections.
an 1 Its continued use for fifteen years by thou- 1 5 liiu a Vesitlve TMe-op.
2
Mr. Grinnan thinks the Jap
est write to or call on
9ands of grateful people has demonstrated that 1 " Xliiui .Styibaz I^imlt-uire.
it is bv far the best buiidinfr up Tonic and Blood
We have reduced public ex
2 TLw Mure (food ilewlzv Qnalltlee and 2
anese can teach even the
Punnor over offered to the world. It makes new u doort h I.iteg,r Ibin-.i c(OiS«ral Work rr
B. A. NEWLAND,
rk.) blood, and possesses almost miraculous 1 -j .Lea aay Uev/iag UiMliioe In tt»« World, Z
ri raveling Passenger Agt..
Frenchman, and «o (treat ' H p , t U ' w ' " n , i w " h,,VB ,le " hea'in;; properties.
1') Patton Ave., Asheville. N.'C
•
2 Exr.sJiW sitt SOYALfbr points of 5
their admiration r. .. Ameri (dared undying hostility to Iar W «fTTi P>'JH 1JOOK 0? wonde^PGL
for »
J. CHARLTON, G. p. A
2
excoitcnca,
yos wjy
CUR05, sent free on application.
all t rusts and monopolies or
2
buy ac other.
|
cans ihat our national van
C h i c a g o . 111.
If not kept by your local druggist, send $1.00
ity should be tickled. In one ganized for the oppression o for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
1 FluM 3.
CO., Rocllord. fii. 1
•s
_
A'OSI y 7.*»T.Tr f'5)rv * ,
instance when Mr. Grinnan the people. On these founda medicine will be sent freight paid by
InoigoAtMu, and Stomach diaprScm,
tions we build our house, or, BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
was traveling on a railroad,
:i~i »—.f. ? airFT'««4
» 00*11
A'.\ _d«»'vra k.-vo |». ,fj Prr
h.
an old native gentleman, these issues we go before the
Vwuo-cmrk ,wj ctoweU rvd Uccs ci wu,f.p^
UniTi :sRy of.l.ortli Carolina.
people. For them vve have
asked him his nationality
CURE
Includes the College, the Uand on being told that he "fought the good fight," to
nivFT-ifv, the Law School,
R BCLLARS
was an American the old them we have kept the faith, he Medical School Mini the
and of them we have no fear.
TO
gentleman arose and took
Sum mm* School forT«'nch'M*s.
PER SAY
College tuition
h year; on RECEIPT OF SO GE55T8
off his hat with the remark
Two records of two well donni $7. to
a month.
S O Easily
that he always took off his
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
known parties are here fairly Si-rtsion begins Sept. f). Ad
We nrf.r-t many men, women, bovr. and girls to
hat to Americans. The U.
york for us » fe w hours d.aiiy. right .n r.r .d around
r
summed up by the Richmond dress President Winston at Bnei (rag JfTfs nyrr.
'.ht irown homes The bu«incss is .as,, pleasant,
S. government haft always
strictly honorable, and |>w s be* tor tlinr. sarothe*
Dispatch. Choose which ban (dinpel Hill, N. ( .
t: 17'.
been most friendly to Japan
o:Tored n;en -. Yon bare a clear field and no
' I'.r
ner you will serve under:
competition. MrTericnee undrpeial ehllity tsnW J - Av 'ia ) 'i
in the various treaties, and
necessary. No ea.-.ital r-<jt»ircd. We rqr.lp yon
' The Democrats have re NO MORE EYE-GLflSSES
^CR YOL
THE CKLY I?<FALLIBLE CtSE FOR
with erervthiog fiat von need, trcot van WelL
this is the cause of their ad
end h ip you to earn t-a time, erdinrr- vayts.
pealed the McKinley law. No illO ' >^Snik, WEAK
Women do ns vreJI as men, and bey. and
miration. 'I'he country is one
Toftar, Crour.l Itcli, ItcMr.g Pllss, Ring
mo goo I pa". Anenvv-tirre, con dc the
sooner was it repealed than
of wonderous beauty, the
iv >rk All succeed v'm fe'buv ou- plnii »nd sim
e
Worm aihl all Itcftmg SLln Dizsases.
times began to look as if MORE
ple di-e-rloos. Mvnwt .. -p will surely hrlrg
EYES.
people are of a bright, happy
t
you a rrrcst (b—.l of ni >t»n Pv"rvp,|nr i« nW
they might soon be better.
sa have TE'TCn, If mattera not kow long !t hai
..na .a srr> at d- mant. Wide fo r our pan phltit
disposition, and the children
circular, nr. i c?-ir» f-JJ
» h»r,«
oxlSlid, TETTEnc.E x'.tt as ci.-ialnp cure
r -.1
S «:
Who passed that law ? The
MITCHELL'S
flone if you c* nclude iiv/t to go en vttn tba
ore t en ted witha tenderness
jou a3 ycu use it
business.
Republicans. The Demo
1 IN'JlI
and care that many so-called
darii^ess, Paitlecs tntl FrSurar.t.
Gsor*c; otT3r?c?a
crats have reduced taxation.
civilized people might well
" , A? fT V R->fci:drd if yon nb i d(s«vMsfled
Box
• Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
Who levied that heavey tax
is- . T'« a xviih the i t.altt—ilefercncea—
iuiita le.
ScutJi^.T Bar-.koith.Stateof Georgia,ChatPORTLAMO,
l)
rl h e
ation
Republicans. SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES, Jiazn il .nk, u .til Na onai lianLof
Cupid has very littH work
: Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restor
The Democrats have mud*
ing the Sight of the Old.
to do in Japan. At least he
J. T. SHUPTR1NE & BE9.
is not allowed much sway by all money taxable. Who re Cores Tear Drops, Granulations Styt
SAVANNAH, GA.
r?v
L/-.I
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes.
) c 3 *ms$$L
the old people, matches be fused to tax greenbacks, etc'. 'AID PRocrme (jncir REIIEP AID RUIIKIT erst
Also, equally efficacious when nsed
- -a, V 1
ing made by the parents re Thy Republicans. The Dem maladies, each as Ulcera, Fevar In other
* ^ - ,Vv t»r * v
•
Sorea,
rimnra,Inflammation ezlsta. MITCMJZhXt'B
Salt Rhrim. Rarna, Pllea, or
-".{If*
V--A
gardless of the whims or wish ocratic Congress l as tnxe
wherever
v:,-.
MX-I Kmay be used to advantage.
es of the younger genera tion.
Divorce is eas.\. One of the incomes of over $4,000. Win C. Sold by all Dreaglets at 25 Cests. 3
: ~
seven grounds of divoice is refused to tax incomes? Th<
• s - ' ftWrn
T.
r
'9
THE STANDARD.
the talking of the wife. If she Republicans. T h e Demo
&'
W*M\
talks too much the husband crats have restored the free
'• 'v.fnimatton inn
j
»• -. •• • i.uvis.« f /i£
P»rer,«B,
can get ,a divorce If the wife dorr of election. Who pass
•
.
.
DURANG'S
is not pleasing to her mother ef i .1
i
in Lw n
i
.
in lrt\v a divorce maybe got , ' The abominable tederu,
.
b.y the husband. While the
laws which aurhrtt
T
womuri is not treated as a JzeJ tl» p minions of the N.
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
as being
remedy for the
slave as in China, and has (ional government to arrest • quick andthe standard cure of Rheuma
permanent
- ~
etc.. in all
some firiyik^ges, she JS not| () ur .State election ottie« i> <• tlism. Gout. Sciatica,thousands its forms.
It is endorsed by
of Physi
P
C
-T
P
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
the queen ot all sb'3 surveys;|and empovverefl the Liiite*;
urely vegetable and builds up from the
ENDORSED BY
as in America. In walking States marshals to appoint
Erst dose.is Itnever failsatobottle, or six
etire.
Price
de dollar
t ie wife takes her place he-] thonsandsof *i» puty m'ashab
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page PamPROF A. L. KETZ,P.H. ,
• phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
fore the husband, and this is supervisors, etc., etc.? 0
of Medical Department Tularse University
Caveat^ and Trade-MarVa obtained, and a') Pab
Durang's Rheumatic Rsmedy Co. of Louisiana, avrho, after a earcth) analysis,
(Join "veil in marnage cere- course the Republicans puss-|
entbr.slne s conuuctcd for Votif ,r'o yCfs"
^•,.1 *
pronounces it pure Cream Tartar Powder,
0
3
j
Ont'-si'e U.S.Potent OHRE
Ssna Stanp t.z I.lce.r-.t»5 I ,-e i.'.tf,
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
which he cheerfully recommends to the
monies, when t lie couplegoes ed them.—Ashtvill (itizen.
public.
Durang'a Liver Pillsaie the best on
to and from the a Par. While
Tl?c Schumacher Gpnssi® Ge.
earth. They act with an ease that makes
° r P Voto or rot, free of
ANNOUNCEMENT.
them a household blessing.
zlon. "iV c i.e, if | titer,table -, with d««cr!p'he Japs do not eliew tobac
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
eh ;7 5, Y r .^.V 1 I"®*"' V'-ote-'itTssecurri i*
PRICS 26 CTS PER BOX, or 6 BOXES FOR »1.
I hereby anno M itce no self en
A ilRmmptof,m el' to Oh» -'n p.trnt. *" - V
h
FOR 8ALE FT URUOOIST8.
.
co the.\ are great smokers ol
iTY". h Tn !e». 1IOW
?U3E, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. yt3ji>zn*^ T>»RO STJNNQDMO) JOARJ "PWRTVOEIAU
Barnes ;of actual• cli...s :in »
-rts
Au.e, CeuiK'
riflimntm. tt.e Allen nn.l birl
.ViilimliKii.iitnitiorf
town, tent free. Ado: «<
«• O;T\ /-.jmuyr esjr.D i^avsnsid .;
^ Voa Waf;J !L Ask Grocer For IL
tec
•
.
Democrntic c«ni( ninte tor SoliciKDAII.Npjnoqs _s.y.woTin
fW One dotip t v; !>. ior lb
S ;I " !' t o r i n t h r DlthJi: dpi;,! bisfrct
•H»XBI VOJMdn Sn
C.A.S'MOWACOl
nb fn 1
I
oq.u n -ipprpj otnoa B fcjpoeji
pictures . IJ be.vvn, as in A
? I m-v-'nc
I)eu»U(mi < Ui' k
Onposiie Patt. : OJficc, Washington, D.cT
IEULF MFG. GO.,
«uaft
The Watauga Democrat
m
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OCTOBER 18, 1894,
I v\ ASHING TON
L E T T E R , , much benefitted b.y h i s fi\ in^»*
IIe
CoaMn't Go with Cheni,
The President's Wishes.
The Chestnut auc its Weevil.
his week
HICKORY, N. C. O c t . 8.—1)11- Baltimore Sun.
It is a well known fact t h a t
' b e will r e t u r n t o h i s district r i n g t h e l a t e m u t i n y ; of the
When asked a b o u t , tfie a t - the weevil damages to a
" P r e s i d e n t Cleveland will a n d e n t e r actively u p o n t h e populists a n d republicans in t i t n d e of t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
great extent the chestnut as
unless 1 a m b a d l y m i s t a k e n , ' work of t h e c a m p a i g n . He C a t a w b a counl.v; a t w h i c h r e g a i n i n g S e n a t o r Hill'scan{said a usual well-informed h a s n ' t t h e slightest d o u b t of they effected a fusion of their d i d a < \ v S e n a t o r Fa ul kne r a m a r k e t c r o p . T b i s i s
official of prominence, " t a k e his re-election, a l t h o u g h he principles ( ? ) t h e r e occurred s a i d : " T h e P r e s i d e n t is a m a d e t h e subject of bulletin
1 0 5 of t h e N o r t h Carolina
\\ eek after week, year after jsteps within a tew d a j s , pos is fully a ware of t h e e x t r a o i - a n instance of such b r a v e a n d Democrat, a n d a s s u c h is de- j E x p e r i m e n t S t a t i o n . T h year, you plod a beaten path,
sibly t h i s week, t o l e t t h e dmar.v efforts being m a d e t o run illy political c o u r a g e a n d Mrous o t p a r r y success in
life h i s t o r y of t h i s a n n o y i n
from \ or.r home to jrour work
p a r t y in New York a n d else defeat him by t h e l a v i s h use! honesty t h a t I t h i n k w o r t h y New York. T h e r e is more inand back again. No hope for
insect is described, a n d hov
where know t h a t t h e a d m i n of money c o n t r i b u t e d b y of t h e highest c o m m e n d a t i o n volved in t h i s c a m p a i g n t h a n
the future, nothing ahead but
t h e p a r e n t beetle l a y s her
i s t r a t i o n wishes t h e election t h o s e w h o vvisa him defeated a n d s h o w s t h a t while such t h e mere election of t h e S t a t e
work, work, work, and a still
e g g s in ( h e i m m a t u r e h u s k
darker prospect for your family
of S e n a t o r H i l l . " T h i s is in because <>f t h e p a r t lie t o o k men a s O t h o Wilson. A. C. | ticket. T h e very life of t h e
should you die. A 20-year
accordance with s t a t e m e n t s hi s h a p i n g t h e net|'tariff, Mr. Shulord, Marion Butler a n d p a r t y i n t h e S t a t e depends o r h n r r of t h e n u t when still
Tontine Policy in the
011 the tree, Vhe e g g s h a t c h
previously m a d e in t h i s cor Llkins h a s , rt i s r e p o r t e d , sue o t h e r s of t h i s c l i a r a - t e r a r e upon Democratic success, a s
a n d if t h e n u t s r e m a i n u p o n
respondence when p o o r l y in ceeded in g e t t i n g t h e coal c o r willing t o swallow all t h e r o t j does a l s o t h e defeat of ' t h e
formed persons, a n d Repub p o t a t i o n s of Mr. \\ ilson's dis tenness of t h e republican p a r propose*! c o n s t i t u t i o n . I f t h e g i o u n d t h e w o r m s ii
will give 3-ou something to live
a b o u t ten d a y s b o r e the
licans, were t r y i n g t o c r e a t e ti ict t o e n t e r u p o u a bull do- t y of which t h e y used t o speak the Republicans win, thev
for; a bright star to look ahead
to, an end to toil when you
t h e impression t h a t t h e r e zing c a m p a i g n t o p r e v e n t t h e s o much for" t h e s a k e o t get- 1 will s o g e r r y m a n d e r t h e way o u t a n d e n t e r t h e g r o u i
are no longer able to follow the
t o pa ss finally a d u l t s t e
was a d o u b t a s t o t h e a t t i miners \ ot.ing for Mr. \\ il-; t i n g a n office, rhere a r e linn- jSbite t h a t for t w e n t y y e a r s
beaten path of drudgery ; an
d u r i n g t h e c o m i n g 'spring
t u d e of t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s o n , t h e p e n a l t y if ( h e y d o 1 deeds of honest p o p u l i s t s who t o come it will r e m a i n Re
assurance that your wife and
I t is a l t o g e t h e r impossible
children will be provided for at
t o w a r d s S e n a t o r H i l l ' s can s o is t o be t h e loss of t h e i r j will n o t follow t h e m in their publican. T h i s i s under
t o prevent t h e beetle f r o m
your death. Isn 't it worth condidacy for t h e g o v e r n s h i p of jobs. B u t f o r e v e r y v o t e he j u t t e r repudiation a n d sacri- s t o o d by t h e D e m o c r a t s of
side-'.rjr? For facts and figures
laying her e g g s o n t h e n a t i v e
New York. P r e s i d e n t Cleve los >s by such m e t h o d s i t i s | tice of everry principle advo- all factions, a n d they m a y
auoress
c h e s t n u t t r e e s in t h e forests,
W. J. RODDEt, r^gwager,
land in his l o n g political ca beheved t h a t he will g e t t w o r a t e d by t h e m two veaisa-ro. be depended u p o n t o use
t u t in c u l t i v a t e d o r c h a r d s of
Department of the Carolinas,
reer h a s never been a bolter, from t h e i n d e p e n d e n t f a r m
Jesse Killiari, a n i n t e h g e n t every effort t o prevent t h e Spanish o r J a p a n e s e chest
ROCK HILL, S. C.
a n d S e n a t o r Hill is t h e regu e r s of t h e d i s t r i c t .
a n d influential f a r m e r , who c o n s u m m a t i o n of tin* Repub
n u t s t h e t r e a t m e n t would be
S e n a t o r F a u l k n e r h a s been lives o n t h e w a t e r s of t h e lican scheme. 8 0 f a r a s men
l a r nominee of t h e p a r t y a n d
t h e s a m e a s f o r t h e plum cura s such is entitled t o t h e v o t e in New Y o r k f o r several d a y s beautiful S o u t h F o r k of t h e like Mr. William R. Grace
PROFESSIONAL.
culio.
For treating t h e
of every D e m o c r a t in New a s s i s t i n g Secretary L a m o n t , C a t a w b a , t w o y e a r s a g o was a n d ex-Secretary Fairchild
nests, t h e following plan sucYork, a n d i t will be s a f e t o ex-Secretary W h i t n e y a 11 d a n e n t h u s i a s t i c allianceman a r e concerned, 1 t h i n k they
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
cessluliy followed by a n ex
wagep t h a t he will g e t t h a t o t h e r p r o m i n e n t d e m o c r a t s a n d populist a n d h a d g r e a t will h a v e n o h e s i t a t i o n in
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
perienced c o r r e s p o n d e n t i s r e
in bringing a b o u t a s t a t e of weight in t h e councils of his giving their s u p p o r t t o Sena
of Grover Cleveland.
commended: scald t h e nests
$•
Boone, N . C.
The f o r m a l a n n o u n c e m e n t h a r m o n y t h a t i s a b s o l u t e l y p a r t y . H e helped t o 11 ami- t o r Hill. T h e y m a y not
by placing a bushel o r s o in
t h a t S e n a t o r M c P h e r s o n , of necessary t o t h e success of p a t e men w h o a d v o c a t e d t h e a g r e e with o t h e r D e m o c r a t s
a t u b , p o u r e n o u g h boiling
W. m COUNCILL, M. D. New Jersey, would n o t be a t h e p a r t y a t t h e c o m i n g elec
principles of t h e alliance a n d upon a municipal ticket, but water o v e r t he m t o cover
Boone, N. C.
c a n d i d a t e for re-election s u r t i o n .
t h e people's p a r t y , a n d work they a r e r e a d y t o v o t e with o n e o r t w o inches. S t i r with
Resident P h y s i c i a n . Office prised few people in W a s h i n g
H o n . E d w a r d E . Uhl, first ed for t h e i r election. T h i s their p a r t y f o r t h e S t a t e
a stick, allow t o r e m a i n
on K ing Street north of Post t o n . Simply because i t w a s a s s i s t a n t S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e , y e a r , however, he w a s invi
ticket."
a b o u t five minutes, a n d t h e
Office.
expected, a n d w a s t h e n a t u r who w a s n o m i n a t e d b y t h e ted t o a different f e a s t a s a c S e n a t o r F a u l k n e r d o e s n o t
weevilly n u t s c o m e t o t h e s u r
al result of t h e s t a t e of his Michigan S t a t e D e m o c r a t i c rificial feast, where e v e r y prin a n t i c i p a t e a d e c l a r a t i o n of
Face a n d c a n be skimmed off
health.
Convention f o r U. S . Sena ciple t h a t h e h a d a d v o c a t e d a n y k i n d from P r e s i d e n t
si 4'a M
a n d destroyed o r fed t o hogs.
T h e s t a t e m e n t cabled fro m t o r t o fill t h e unexpired t e r m before w a s t o be offered u p t o Cleveland r e g a r d i n g t h e situ
• ATTORNEY AT
P u t the g o o d n u t s in b a g s
E u r o p e t h a t t h e United of t h e l a t e S e n a t o r S t o c k - Save a mongrel a n d fusion a t i o n in New Y o r k , a t least
MARION,
half full, a n d d r y in t h e s u n ,
S t a t e s would join t h e g r e a t bridge, which expires March ticket from defeat.
for t h e present. N o r d o the s h a k e t h e m a n i p u l a t e fieely
(o)
E u r o p e a n powers in interfer- 4-, 1 8 9 4 . a n d which i s n o w
T h e c o n v e n t i o n m e t . R e p u b New York leaders, s o f a r a s t o h a s t e n d r y i n g . T h e ker
Will practice in the courts ol r i n g t o . p r e v e n t t h e c o m p l e t e held u n d e r a t e m p o r a r y a p l i c a n s a n d p o p u l i s t s w e r e he knows. H e s a y s , how
nels t h u s t r e a t e d r e m a i n soft
Watauga, Ashe, Mite If,McDow s u b j u g a t i o n o f J a p a n by p o i n t m e n t b y t h e G o v e r n o r there t a l k i n g a b o u t t h e sim
ever, if such a d e c l a r a t i o n is a n d d o n o t g e t flinty.—-Ex,
ell find all ffiher eoun w in the
western district BSTSp al atten China w a s really a m u s i n g t o by S e n a t o r P a t t o n , leaves ilarity of < heir principles a n d needed, P r e s i d e n t Cleveland
tion given t o the nolle- Mori ol t h o s e familiar with t h e set this week f o r t h a t S t a t e . Be a d v o c y t i n g fusion. I t w a s m a y hp reded upon t o d o the Congressman "Wilson !• Welcomed
lain is. 'T^s,
Home.
tled policy OT P r e s i d e n t Cleve ginning t h e 2 0 t h Inst., when agreed t o . J e s s e Killian pro proper t h i n g a t t h e proper
he opens his c a m p a i g n a t De tested. I t di d n o g o o d . Old time, J u s t now e v e r y t h i n g
CHARLESTOWN, W . Y a . , 0 c t .
land. T h e United S t a t e s will
W. 3. Council! M. 1>. T. C. Blackburn.
n o t join t h e powers of E u r o p e t r o i t , Mr. Uhl e x p e c t s t o alliancemen w h o h a d heard is progressing satisfactorily W illiain L . Wilson was wel
IIoo!io, N. C.
Zionville, X- C.
comed t o West Virginia with
for the p u r p o s e of interfering speak every week d a y until h e
e
lk on the
and th
Councill & Blackburn, with J a p a n , China, o r a n y t h e d a y before election. While rt u p tliaotn Col.hP orepublican cor successeaprospects of u l t i m a t e a n e n t h u s i a s m u n b o u n d e d
of t e
par
r e growing brightei
o t h e r foreign n a t i o n , s i m p l y he is n o t over-confident t h a t t y , looked e a e h o t h e r in t h e every d a v.
in t h e m e m o r y of t h e oldest
citizens of t h i s q u a i n t old
because i t d o e s n o t believe— a democratic legislature will face dazed a t t h e t h o u g h t ,
CoUs att en ded
a l l under t h e present, a d m i n i s be elected he t h i n k s t h e r e i s a Jesse Killian a r o s e , with in
Jarvis and the West.
town. A committee of 150
tration—in e n t e r i n g i n t o a n \ g o o d fighting chance t o d o d i g n a t i o n in h i s c o u n t e n a n c e S e n a t o r J a r v i s a r r i v e d in citizen, accompanied b y t h e
June 1 , ' 9 3 .
e n t a n g l i n g foreign alliances. s o a n d he i n t e n d s t o d o his a n d c o n t e m p t f o r t h e u n h o l y Raleigh S u n d a y , a f t e r a t w o C h a r l e s t o w n c o r n e t b a s s
11 is n o n e of o u r busi ness 1f s h a r e of the fighting.
proceedings, a n d m a d e t h i s week' c a m p a i g n in t h e West. b a n d , met t h e t r a i n convey
E. F. LOVILL.
C. FLETCHER.
Secretary Carlisle h a s offi little b u t effective speech: He brings with him n o n e of ing Mr. Wilson a n d t h e Wash
J a p a n licks China, o r China
ington p a r t y a t H a r p s r ' s
3
licks J a p a n , a n d t h e E u r o cially endorsed t h e decision "Gentlemen, I did n o t leave t h e wearyinge effects ol t h o s e Ferry. .Ve Mi. Wilson e m e r g
CI
pean powers, which a r e sel of the llojini of General Ap my neighbors a n d f r i e n d s 2 d a y s of Democratic toil, buf ed from t h e t r a i n t h e b a n d
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
fishly interested, will get no praisers a t New Yo rk , a n d of y e a r s a g o t o join t h e republi seems in g o o d h e a l t h , b o t h played " H a i l t o t h e Chief,"
BOONE, N. C. a s s i s t a n c e f r o m t h i s g o v e r n t h e Collector of C u s t o m s a t can p a r t y . G o o d b y e , " a n d physically a 11 d politically. a n d Mr. W i l s o n , a s h e passed
s
LPT"Special attention given ment in t h e i r schemes.
B a l t i m o i e t h a t t h e e n t i r e left t he m forever. And h u n H e brings very cheering news down t h e p l a t f o r m , w a s al
most suffocated by t h e crowd
to the co Jlet ion of claims.
T h e r e h a s been q u i t e a woolen schedule of the 11 e w d r e d s of o t h e r g o o d men will f r o m t h e Ninth d i s t r i c t .
Hint desired t o * s h a k e his
Entering the Lain
GREENE, <FC CO., s t o r m a m o n g t h e Republican tariff law g o e s i n t o effect J a n follow his m a n l y e x a m p l e a n d 'You can s a y . " said t h e Sen h a n d .
leaders,because of t h e r e p o r t 1 , 1 8 9 5 . I t was contended m a k e t h i s s a m e little speech a t o r l a s t n i g h t , " t h a t t h e r e for Charlestown he w a s for
R E A L ESTATE AG'TS. t h a t Mr. Babcock, c h a i r m a n by s o m e i m p o r t e r s t h a t t h i s on the 6 t h of n e x t November. is n o question in t h e Ninth mally, in t h e c a r , welcomed
district except t h e question by Mr. B r o w n , a m e m b e r of
ROONE, A7. (
of t h e Republican Congress schedule went i n t o effect when —Cot. Hews and Oh server.
of m a j o r i t y . P e a r s o n went the reception c o m m i t t e e a s
ional c a m p a i g n c o m m i t t e e , t h e bill became a law. No in
i n l o t h e c a m p a i g n h a m p e r e d , the " a b l e a n d fearless c h a m p
Democratic Rally at Shelby.
was in s y m p a t h y with t h e dication h a s y e t been given
never recovered. ion of tariff r e f o r m . "
Will g i v e special a t t e n t i o n
LATTIMORE, N. C., O c t . 7.- Crawford h a s g o t him beat
As t h e t r a i n moved o u t of
t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e A. P . A., t h e l a t e s t successor b u t it is p r o b a b l e t h a t t h e d e
yes- now, a n d every d a y ' s cam H a r p e r s F e r r y t h e b a n d
o f Real E s t a t e in VV. V C. t o knownot hingism, a n d w a s cision will be contested in t h e Cieveland co.unty o n
T h o s e ha v i n g f a r m s , t i m b e r using t h e machinery of his c o u r t s , a s t h e a m o u n t o f m o n ' t e n i a y h a d a g r a n d ra l l y a t paign is only a d d i n g t o the s t r u c k u p " H o m e A g a i n , "
m a j o r i t p t h a t is eiireiv his.
a n d t h e c r o w d , in t h r e e spec
a n d mineral l a n d s f o r sale, Committee for t h e d i s t r i b u e y involved i s q u i t e l a r g e .
Shelby. Fifteen h u n d r e d of
" I m a d e n o speeches,
ial cars, packed
t h e i r ut
will d o w e l l t o call 011 s a i d Co. tion .of d o c u m e n t s of t h a t or
Cie " u n terrified
n.ou 11 ted j tinued t h e S e n a t o r , in Bow- most, followed with a s o n g ,
a t Boone.
Do We Belong To Wall Street?
g a n i z a t i o n . Mr. Babcock d e
n horses, a n d t w o o n o x e n , er's district. Bower i s m a k - t h e refrain of which w a s ;
L. L. OR EE A & CO.
T h e People's p a r t y h a v e -ormed a procession. A b a n - v ° t e s every d a y a n d will
nies it, b u t i t i s s o m e w h a t
'William L . , William L . ,
March l b , 1893.
Linney b \ a g o o d r o u n d M iliiam L . , we like t o tell,
significant t h a t h e s h o u l d said t h a t we belong t o Mall ner offered t o t h e t o w n s h i p
NOTICE.
lea v< W a s h i n g t o n a t t h i s j s t r e e t ; t h a t t h a t g r e a t a n d j bringing t h e m o s t rides w a s
You o'uo-ht t o h a v e been 'A iliiam L . , we love y o u well.'
Hotel Property for Sale. 81 a g e of t h e c a m p a i g n , a n d | ^ 0 0 ( 1 m a n
t } l ! ? victim o f . awarded t o t o w n s h i p . No. 8 , L.t Shelby tm S a t u r d a y 0 " s a i i
As t h e t r a i n d^ew i n t o
Oil account of failing health t h a t his place s h o u l d bo filled j W a l 1 s t r e e t . \ \ all s t r e e t is which, by the w a y , c a p t u r e d the S e n a t o r , a s "glow of en- Charlestown t w o a d d i t i o n a l
;1
:
of myself a n d wife, •I offer , sale by vice-chairman Apsley, of t h e money wealth of t h i s a tine si I k nennpr t.wn y ,e-a r s thusiasm c a'm e o v e r . . .
banner t o o V j J
his fa'*e b a n d s hailed Mr. Wilson's a r
,« . ,
. J for
Hie money wealth of
sirn-e, a s we a r e informed
| « y o u w o u | ( j } m V f . 8 e e n a " rival with " D i x i e . " H e w a s
r ^ r w i i ! : Mufwaelinsi'tJk, w h o h a s ' n o t " a t , o n , t h e ^ a t s t r e e t of
inn
were l . .1 „ i n e old-fashion bemoer»»tie esearted t o t h e c o u r t house,
8ell low for cash and make terms j familiarized himself with t h e Amei icu 11 bunkei s , f he m o n e y
Jarvis, linn
Lower a no rally—one t h o u s a n d c a v a Iry- where he m a d e a speech t o
t o suit the buyer, and will take details of t h e c a m p a i g n n p j o f the countr.v i s e o n e e n t r a t - ' t h e irr.-preesible-Mack" Hoh; r n P n , o n e t h o n s a n d f o o t m e n t h e eager crowd.
real or personal property in ext o this time. H e s a y s t h a t j h e x ; h a t d o e s t h e j b m s . ' l h e y m a d e i t a d a y t o m ) ( j f l v e hundred ladies, a n d
change.
1
W . L . B R Y A N . I requested Mr. Apsley t o c o m e 1 1 ; , !
'> ? L p u . s ; i t a x 1 he remembered.
these a r e n o t e s t i m a t e s but, C h a r l o t t e O b s e r v e r : Col.
b.k
1
i1 or 2 p e r c e n t , u p o u e v e r y inThe procession won d ha ve mri-pet fitrrrpcj
I'ht .
HAM JONES .• •iv* t h a t Kitchj-here and t a k e his place l o r a | c o t n e i n t h e United S t a t e s numbered m o r e by 2 . 0 0 0 if meetTng w a s a n i n s p i r a t i o n i n's speech a t Dalla was like
NOTICE.
,rtuu»
1 i 1b /I .It t'VTu/v.i / r / * *» , . " r, '
i
I wapiti
P a r t i e s p u t t i n g - p a p e r s in I Few o a y s b u t t h e i m p r e s s ' o n o v e r f t , 0 0 0 . [Applause.] t ,
they h a d b .1 d h o r s e s , o\r oxen t o Bower, -*-v .
a
Robbing a n d my- Rufus Choa^o'sdescription of
m y hand for e x e c u t i o n will seems t o be t h a t Mr. Bab- S e n a t o r Hill s a i d t h a t 3 5 per avaliable.
i-e^nlar t h e b o u n d a r y lines of R h o d e
S f J ]f a n r j x r e } l a f j a
pleas e advance the fees with cock will h a v e n o t h i n g m o r e ( # ent. of t h a t t a x will be paid
•V lien a s g o o d a c o u n t y a s i Democratic love feast "
. t h e | » | K ! r » a n d t h e y will iv- t o Ho with t h e manajmtiien>.
AT
V " y . 9 " Cleveland h a s m o r e Demo- "Yes, s i r , " continued t h e Island. I t began a t a s t r e a k
(»f lightning, r a n thence t o 3
ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r ! . . .
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t ni it k 11 we belonged t o Wall
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wise t h e y will he r e t u r n e d
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f o r t h e Re-' t m , f t h ( l t l V ( , w o l j | ( | , , , v v
, H e , , = k e s „ y i n . c . - G o d | r r o n , V . V i v J v dA v a . S " w"!H flock of wild g-eese, a n d (hence
not executed for the w a n t of puolirnnh.
texed it .f 2 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 ? l'et reijrns nno' t h e uovH-rniient w i i n V n i o u t f i : J o I tlii *o iort.v lo.ves with fire
iees.
D. P. BAIBD 8 BPF. i Rep- Wilson s h e a l t h w a s t h a t is w h a t we.huve d o n e . " . lives."—.Vetr* ••-Obtwrver.
itiibi.—
bra mis to their taiis.
From our
After
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Regular Correspondent.
r ' U i "°P e *
NO. 1.
1
�—B. B. Dougherty m a d e A Bower aud Linney at Boone Court.
Thus#* g i a n t s met in j<»ii» r
T o THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. «>•'»•» t r i p h o m e S a t i m m y .
•
H e r e p o r t s his school in g« »od discussion o n Wed nest i#i\
l :*.opy 1 year
.>1.00 condition a t t h e Globe. T h e Bower opened with nil h o u i
houi
— ( ) " S T'ntK
JJ'HCIIOOI hi Krowin* a n d -nil, a - d »wwii.v fiva a . i n n t r s
b e t h i n k s , become l a r g e dur-j**peech In t h a t speech h a w
ADVERTISING RATES.
i n g t h e winter. No b e t t e r e r t o l d t h e |H*ople w h a t Confor p*rents t o semi
i
h a d d o n e tor t h e t h e m .
I '< 3
3.00 t h e i r children t o get a fair That t h e tariff t a b been re1 " 0 " ......
5.00 A e a lemieal education a n d dueed a n d all t h e uecessarieK
1 ' 1 year
Z'lln'not c o s t s o much a s o t h e r of liU, ••ven o n s u g a r . I h a t
1
S : : Z p S"',ools.
,
|fiiriiiinjr Implements of a l l
kinds, c o t t o n ties etc. e t c .
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of'a l
1
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37.- l0l —The Democrats of W a t a u - h a d been p u t o n t h e free list.j
1 " 1 year
5 0 0 0 tfa will h a v e a l a g rally o n wool was now tree, s a l t a n d
.L.
— T h u r s d a y before t h e election
l u m b e r free;' a u d c o n t r a c t e d ,
E n t e r e d a t t h e Postofficoat a t B l o n e , S e n a t o r Ran*om t h e present law with t h e McB o o n e , N. 0 . , a s second-class Mai. Bobbins, By. W a t s o n . .
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... Kinlev law a n d d p i n o n s r i a t t
mail matter.
r
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1 H o , t Bower Mid o t h e r s will led t o •all unoreflndiced minds
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m U K e speeches. i h e N w o n
I I Ia K C s p e e c h e s . 1n c A ee wrto n
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LOCAL NEWS.
Band will be o n h a n d t o d i s ;
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, , g re a t Iv relieved a n d t h a t livpence the music. An old
—Sheriff Baird took t h e ne tim e b u r h a i u e will be enjoy i n g w a s m a d e cheaper. Mr.
g r o off t o t h e penitentiary. ed by t h e g r e a t crowd ot Linney fi dlowed with a sj»eerh
of srtine length a n d m a d e t h e
- M r . II C. Rivers a n d wife 3 0 0 0 people, everybody in
I usual a b u s i v e r e m a r k s a a r e a t Statesville this week. vited. A g r a n d old t i m e
Igainst t h e Democratic p a r t y
- G e o r g i a is Democratic by m a y be expected. On S a t u r / t h a t he formerly m a d e a d a y following a g r e a t meet
20,BOO.
g a i n s t the Republican p a r t y .
i n g will he held a t Lenoir.
H e wanted t h e McKinley bill
—Yesterday was a ' v e r y
—It w a s a pleasure t o n s t o instead of t h e present tariff,
windy d a y b u t warm a n d
meet o u r partner.I. I. McCaw which was the only policy he
dear.
ley, of Clay City, 111., accom maintained, he claimed t o tie
—The S t a t e will n o t loose
panied with o u r g o o d friend
a Congressman, we will h a v e P . Or. Moore Esq., of G r n u i t , i Republican, b u t was solici
t o u s for Populists votes. I n
a solid Democratic delega- N. C. Mr. M'-Cawlev is a fine
Mr. Linney's speech of o n e
tion.
looking gentleman, a sensi h o u r a n d twenty-five minutes
—The c n u n t v c a n v a s s s o ble m a n , a n d a g o o d t r u e he failed t o show a n y reason
f a r is fa vol able t o t he Demo- Democrat of t h e western why t h e Republicans should TIU v I S N O R U M
crats,
t y p e . H e s a y s t h a t t h e new- ever a g a i n control t h i s coun
L U G T O DTI AW
tariff is becoming- very popu- t r y . l i e abused Bower for
—Attys. J. F . p a i n h o u r ,
TRADE!
E . S. Coffey a n d W. B. Couu- l a r with t h e masses a n d n o t repealing more of t h e ob-Ocill .ire a t t e n d i n g Bak rsville t h i n k s t h a t t h e g r e a t Stat* noxcious laws of t h e Republi
of Illinoise is soundly Demo c a n p a r t y a n d a t t h e s a m e
c o u r t t h i s week.
c r a t i c . Mr. McCaw ley told t i m e he advocated t h e Re [ I
1 1 J s i 1 3 J 3.
—Ch iirm/in Poll writes u s
u s of o u r old w a r c h u m s . publican policy. T a k e Mr.
t h a t Democratic prospects
-o
Newton Duff a n d Duvid Til- Linney's speech a s a whole i t
f o r (Mrrying the S t a t e were
ley, who live in t h e s a m e w a s " g r a n d gloomy a m i pe
1 r o m now until t h e first d a y
never better t h m no.v.
t o w n , we a r e proud t o h e a r culiar.*' As a c a l a m i t y howl
of April I will sell m y s t o c k of
—Politics a r e t o be warmed of their well d o i n g a n d g o o d
er he is a g r e a t success, a s a
u p unil everybody will g e t h e a l t h . There a r e n o t w o
logical reasoner lie w a s a
interested, b u t let us all be men we would r a t h e r see.
g r e a t failure considering t h e
h a v e o u i selves a u d a c t like B o t h a r e m o s t excellent men.
f a c t t h a t Mr. Linney is a
-AND
men.
O u r recollection of Mrs. Til ley m a n of acknowledge a —W. L. Bryan, C a p t . E . P . a n d Mrs- Waugh is vived,?or bilit.v, he m a d e o n e of t h e
Lovill, N. N. Colvard, i . C. we will never forget t h e i r m o s t absnred speeches ever
McGhee, M. P . Bagfin a n d kindness t o lis in d a y s p a s t , - lis+ened t o , W e h a v e a l w a v s
\ t ^ 0 per cent above,
o t h e r s fire a t t e n d i n g S t a t e s g l a d t o hear from t h e m .
admired Mr. Linney For his
ville c o u r t .
g r e a t ! ability a n d ' p e r s o n a l
—The weather is very fa There has been so much confu magnetism a n d we were al
sion
w a y s his personal friend.
v o r a b l e for d r y i n g o u t t h e About fusion, fusion, fusion.
—oj
c o r n , people would <io well T h a t when goods are offered in T a k e Mr. Linney a s a politician we d o n o t know where If y o u d o n f t h i n k I m e a n it
profusion
t o g a t h e r their corn a s s o o n
T o get them should be the con t o locate him. H o r t Bower c o m e a n d look t h r o u g h m y
a s practible.
clusion.
—Died, Oct., 1 2 , a t her So. if on N. M. Allen you will fuse i s a born politician a n d is a
m a n who is c o n s i s t a n t with
h o m e , Mrs. Nancy H a r r i s o n , lie will summon his muse
his political principles. B o t h
relict of Kev. Joseph H a r r i T o offer you goods so low
At cost you will think them be men a r e regarded for their I t w o n t c o s t y o u o n e cent if
s o n , deceased,aged 9 4 y e a r s .
low.
abilities a n d b o t h a r e able,
y o u d o n t purchase.
S h e w a s buried S u n d a y , a t
So, t o him you should go,
b u t Mr. Linney is a very in- I h a v e a l a r g e s t o c k a n d
C o o k ' s grave-yard.
And not be slow;
c o n s i s t a n t m a n , politically w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before
—Dr. Reeves a n d Mr. F a r He will let you do your choosing
s p e a k i n g , a n d will never suc
spring.
t h i n g will leave t h e c a n v a s s And save you from loosing.
ceed a s a politician. T h e
t h i s week a n d g o t o Alle Now. if you a re up t o snuff,
P o p u l i s t s a r e disappointed
g h a n y t o c a n v a s s there. Ev This is quite enough.
in their expected c h a m p i o n ,
T h a t prices next t o cost
CALL AND L O O K !
e r y t h i n g looks b r i g h t a n d in Should not be lost.
really he did n o t f a v o r o n e
c o u r a g i n g for us.
-oitem of t h e P o p u l i s t s de
So, if you want to be funny
—L). P . Mast, of Winston, At Allen's store leave your money m a n d s . T h e P o p u l i s t s feel
s e n d s u s one d o l l a r t o renew Or we will accept a flag of truce, like they h a v e been " k i n d e r " 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 ui.y
his subscription to trie DEMO In the shape of your produce.
sold o u t . We c a n n o t see how
o t h e r Iites
CRAT. Why n o t o t h e r s a t
Register a n d vote f o r Bow t h e y c a n s u p p o r t Mr. Linney
l e a s t five h a n d l e d o u t of o n e
a n d still claim t h e i r h o n e s t
t h o u s a n d of o u r subscribers e r , Councill, Reeves, Newland political principles, u n l e s s
a n d t h e full ticket. Then
send u s a dollar a n d renew
y o u will feel like y o u h a v e they h a v e nil t u r n e d t o be
—Many of o u r people a r e
d o n e y o u r d u t y t o y o u r c o u n - s t r a i g h t Repudlivans.
a t Statesville c o u r t a s defend
t r y a n d t o yourselves. O u r
I t i s now fully u n d e r s t o o d
e n t s a n d witnesses. S o r r y
c o u n t r y c a n n o t g o back t o t h a t W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t s
t h i s is s o , b u t such is o u r con
Republican rule a g a i n .
will all poll t o g e t h e r a n d elect
d i t i o n now. H o p e o u r peo
t h e ticket. H o r t Bovver we
ple will q u i t t h e whiskey bus
Beyond Comparison
iness a n d learn how unprof Are the good qualities possessed believe is s t r o n g e r t o d a y in
i t a b l e i t is t o be d r a g g e d t o by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Above o u r c o u n t y t h a n h e w a s t w o
all i t purifies the blood, thus y e a rs a g o . T h e P o p u l i s t s
Statesville.
strengthening the nerves, i t reg now a r e convinced t h a t Bow
—Business is f a s t resuming ulates the digestive organs, in
e r i s a better friend t h a n Lin
a l l o v e r t h e c o u n t r y a n d t h e vigorates the kidneys and liver,
tones and builds up the entire n e y ' a n d m a n y of t h e m will
Repulicans a r e t r y i n g t o system, cures Scrofula, Dyspep
v o t e for Bovver. I t will be a
keep i t hid from t h e poeple sia, Catarrh and Rheumatism.
difficult t a s k t o d r a g all t h e
u n t i l after t h e election, for Get Hood's and only Hood's.
P o p u l i s t s i n t o t h e Republi
well t h e y know if t h e y a r e Hood's Pills cure all liver ills,
can ranks. Th? last appeal
b e a t e n t h i s fall, t h e whole billiousness, jaundice, i n d i g e s Linney m a d e in closing his
tion, sick headache. 25c.
f a b r i c falls never t o rise a reply t o Bower in Boone w a s
T o t h e voters of W a t a u g a .
gain
direct t o t h e Republicans. I t
—We a r e informed t h a t H a v e y o u all been registered i s t r u e t h a t there a r e b u t
o u r friend, W. H . F a r t h i n g f o r t h i s election? T h e r e i s t w o p a r t i e s in this c o u n t y o r
c a n d i d a t e for t h e S e n a t e , is n o new r e g i s t i a t i o n r e q u i r e d , t h r o u g h o u t t h e S t a t e , Demorepresenting a new p a r t y t h e h u t all t h e y o u n g v o t e r s a n d e r a t s a n d Republicans
RESPECTFULLY
Republico-Populist. I c i s all o t h e r men who h a v e n o t j Choose y o u this d a y whom
heretofore b e e n registered .vou will v o t e for.
ote the
hoped t h a t t h i s p a r t y h a s n o
, .
. ,.
"
i s t r a g h t Democratic ticket,
connection with H a m s p a r t y must d o s o in t i m e f o r t h i s
fiGPOne doflai pays for the j
in Georgia known a s t h e election o n t h e 6 , of Novem! Democrat of e rear.
ber
"Snollogosters."
SUBSCRIPTION K ATE 8
tsiA.vs
SAT
A Broken-Down Man
Restored to
Perfect Health
B y the use of
AyESS
Sarsaparilla
"For eight years, I was, most of
the time, a great sufferer from con
stipation, kidney trouble, and indi
gestion, so that my constitution
seemed to be completely broken
down. I was induced to try
AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took
nearly seven bottles, with such ex
cellent results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect
condition and, in all their functions,
H
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 wouK Walit me for a
traveling advertisement. I swear by AT ER S and believe this prep
aration to be the best in the market to-day. '*—S. P. SMITH, 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 be dy 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 impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may
be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis JARMAXX, Janitor, 3$
William st., New York City.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Has cured others, will cure you
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE GRIMY
of
\\
CLOTHING
OVERCOAT'S
COST!
ZIOHVillEMH CAROLINA
I s now engaged in t h e m o nuf net lira a n d sale of a vain
m e d i c i n e , known a s t h e MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDI
(TNE, composed of t h e n a t u r a l h e r b s of our m o u n t a i n sec
tion.
T h i s wonderful medicine is highly recommendedjFor < i s
eases of t h e Liver, Stomar-h, K i d n e y s a n d nil diseases ari
s i n g from a billioussystem. T h i s i s n o p a t e n t medicine. I t it
pure. Rim pie, c h e a p a n d effective. I t is r e c o m m e n L d
t h e ph\ sicians of t h e c o u n t y , a n d i s o n e of t h e ; best medi
cines o n t h e m a r k e t .
T h i s medicine is p u t u p in p a c k a g e s with full directions
with full directions on e a c h , P r i c e $ 1 . 0 0 per package,sen 1
p o s t paid t o a n y address. If y o u h a v e Liver trouble, D v s
pepsin o r Kidney complaints, t r y i t a n d he convinced t h a
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
able
T H E MOUNTAIS MEDIC INE OMPANY.
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 0 , 1 8 9 4 .
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STOCK
>V. L «KY4\
OF COURSE YOU WANTfTHE BEST:
Of Course You Want tha Cheapest.
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Well, when yon w a n t t h " best g r a d e of g o o d s , cad o
me for I h a v e t h e m . F o r t h e n e x t t w e n t v d y s 1 willoffe
a l o t of b a r g a i n s in o d d s a n d ends, of Shoes, H a r d w a r e
^adies' untrimmed h;its a t 2 9 ot.s. anil up; a l o t o . hallie
a t 5 c t s . a y a r d cash—nice p a t t e r n s .
Remember t h i s is a special sale, \ind will positively on
v l a s t t we nt y d a y s . S o if y o u w a n t b a r g a i n s , now is t h
ime. a s von will find m a n y useful t h i n g s a t c o s t a n d u r
der o n my Special
C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s ,
These Special B a r g a i n s a r e t o r CASH only, b u t will se
at reduced r a t e s for produce.
S o all c a n f a i e alii
Come o n e c o m e all a n d g e t s o m e t h i n g nice, a t a low r a t i
a s t h e y m u s t g o regardless of c o s t .
You c a n also g e t a l l kinds of s t a p l e g o o d s , a s L h a v e
t h e m
ull line.
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
8 0 - T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.^
gig-ffir yO W TS IRE 1 I.J E 10 &VDSL III HE.
ReK-»es uiVorencM of the mocna, uieBbt«ji«in3
cures GOlfOKRHCEA sniJGLKBT in > »o* diys. No
Other treottotnt necrssvj
|t Sold
!e»»es nr iiyarioas a iter cnects. » dcojrgisM.
BIOCD 84' * CO. p-n's, At'Mr 5*
�3
In t h e l o n g s p e cli t h a t ! L i iney f a v o r s t h e McKinley
^
What about the marriage
D e m o c r a t ney a m i m a d e s u c h a c h a n g e
sa
of t h e Republicans a n d P o p u Linnev m a d e c o u r t week h e j h g u tariff. He a l s o favoYsj-*-- 1 -'-^J- v ' l l l x i i i JL
oj
(in his views? I s he h o n e s t in
w h a t he s a y s now? W a s he lists t h a t Linney a n d Black- took hivS t i me in a b u s i n g t h e t o e gold s t a n d a r d like all his
Thursday, Oct. 18, JSiJJ
honest when h e said " i n d i c t burn were s o highly elated Democratic pat t y a n d ch.irg- Republican friends. H o w c a n |
u s " a n d send u s t o t h e peni a b o u t ? W h a t d o e s t h e P o p - ed t h e present h a r d times a - nonest P o p u l i s t s v o l e for j
f or ( ongrass, 8ih District, t e n t i a r y a s c o n s p i r a t o r s a - ulists s a y a b o u t I h i s ? Are g a i n s t t h e p a r t y f o r re-j him ?
As t h e season is o v e r we
IV. H. Bower, of Caldwell. g a i n s t t h e l a w s of t h e S t a t e ? they proud of t h e n u p t i a l s ? pealing t h e McKinFy l a w . The c a m p a i g n is now g o i n g
will sell o u r stocK of II A(
I leave these q u e s t i o n s f o r How a b o u t t h e bride a n d When i t h a d only been six en- m tlie c o u n t y a i m e..« a
forjudge, 10th District,
y o u my triends t o answer, a s g r o o m , which is which? H o w weeks a g o t h a t t h e new tariff c a n d i d a t e will h a v e Ins ^ a \ . SURRIES. BUGGIES, DOI
E v e r y t h i n g is w o r k i n
W. B. ( ouncill. of Watauaa.
B L E AND S I N G L E HAR
t o me I will votet.he P e o p l e ' s a b o u t t h e vvoing w h o d o n e was t h e law.
suioothv so far.
t h e c o u r t i n g ? Did t h e ReFour Big Success».
For Solicitor, 10th District, p a r t y ticket s t r a i g h t whereNESS,
publicans s p a r k ttie P o p u - ! Having the needed merit t o
IV. C. Newland, of Caldwell. ever a n d whenever a n o p p o r
SADDLES AND B R I D L E S
t u n i t y affords, b u t n o f u s i n g lists, o r w a s i t otherwise? more than make good .ill the
VVeri> the old folks willing? n<lvertMi«.-lairoed forthwn. the
At A Very Low Price.
for State Senator,
with men like Mr. L i n n e y . I I . . t . i j i
i f o l l o w i n g t o u r r e m e d i e s h a v e Of Other Medicines Failed
Dr. L. 6. Reeves.
j I t is alledged by s o m e t h a t reached a phenomenal sale. Dr.
oppose fusion with a n y p a r
They a r e a l l 11RET CLASS
But Hood's Sarsaparilla Cave Per
«
fect Health.
t y . I n t h a t speech h e a l s o t h e P o p u l i s t s a r e t w o y o u n g King's New Discovery, for conand almost as good as i^v\
For Representative,
a n d t h a t t h e written c o n s e n t sumption, coughs a n d colds,
rideculed o u r d o c t r i n s , he e , ,
i j c ,1
4. u i each bottle guaranteed—Electric
A. J. Fletcher.
W ill sell o n time, o r . t r a d e
m a d e fun of o u r d e m a n d s - of t h e old folks weie n o t h a d pjtters, the great remedy for Liv
a n d t h a t t h i s m a r r i a g e i s a er,stomach,and kidneys. Buck j
for g o o i s t o c k . *
s p o k e a g a i n s t t h e income
COUNTY T I C K E T .
best
t a x a n d in f a v o r of N a t i o n a l fraud a n d s o m e ofLt h ,e. family i lens dArnica Salve, o thes A e iin Lthe
Call o n us a t once a t Blow
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F o r Clerk Superior C o u r t ,
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B a n k s a n d s a i d we were fools ot each 1 a r t •v . r e K i c k i n~ u 1 Pills, which are a pei feet pill. All
J A M E S 0 . HOKTON.
i n g Rock. We will be liere
a n d c r a n k s o n t h e silver q u e s a racket o v e r i t a n d will n o t these remedies are guaranteed t o
F o r Sheriff:
invite t h e married couple: do just what is claimed tor them
until Oct. 1 s t .
WIN F I E L D S . F A R T H I N G . tion a n d s o o n a n a s o o n .
h o m e a n d m a k e lip. »3omeD l , u j
^ dealer whose name is atAfter all t h i s he c o m e s
. . tached herewith will be glad t o
RESPECTFULLY.GL.
For Treasurer.
a r o u n d with a b r o a d smile s a y t h a t t h i s m a r r i a g e t o o k fell you more of them Sold a t
J A M E S W. H O K T O N .
11 ENKEL, CRAIG A ( W
o n his face a n d s a y s " M y place a t Raleigh " u n b e n o n t " \Y. L. Bryan's store.
F o r Register of Deeds,
t o t h e old folks a n d t h e y will
T h e P o p u l i s t s would s h o w
D e a r P o p u l i s t s friends send
Blowing Rock S e p 1 2 , "94.
H U G H DOBBIN.
n o t he reconciled a n d " a x e s " a n honest principle bv v o t i n g
me t o Congress, I w a n t y o u r
For Surveyor,
t' i
I. j.
their " d a r t e r " t o c o m e home!,,,,.
jnHtPU(1 of
votes."
Mr. Arthur KcCoiuit.
JONES GREER.
a n d q u i t such a c t a of a d n l t r y . ; B o w e r h . , s n e v e r u | ) u s w i u „ .
l'eusaifoS Florida.
F r i e n d s of t h e Alliance a n d
F o r Coroner,
People's p a r t y , c a n we afford A g r e a t s t o r m j s brewing a n d populists, n o r t h e Allian -e "C. I. Ilo« I £i Co.. Lowell. Mns*.:
NOAH MAST.
"Ono tlioiwatnl t'.oll.irs' worth of other meillWANTED!
t o d o t h i s ? Can we afford each family is in open rebel, Mr. Linney h a s d o n e s o i n o i e elnes. |)re*cri;>tioiiH. etc.. havo failed to do l«.r
My
lion a g a i n s t t h e o t h e r . After ungentlemanlv than any o rb ,:e w;l:st
aivll'v rii! 1 h:ls
A lt-metly f o r d i s m s c n i ^ d e
f
®
to throw away our manhood
a
From Sweet Water, N. C.
°
"
i home U la tori.la. but in 1WS 1 went
a n d e a t d i r t in t h i s w a y ? November, divorce proceed e r man in t h e S t a t e . How nl:i :m I livel there f.uir yearn. I was take a »i U bilify, especially f o r t hosed is
Editor Democrat:
i n g will be commenced a n d c a n t h e P o p u l i s t s v o t e f o r la I.vhj a;;.I la.I medical assistance. !>ut found t:.-> eases which physicians h a v e
relief. Tlit" doctors said I had chronic I -onelilI a s k s p a c e in y o u r p a p e r Can we a s free men be sold
proiiounced incurable.
t h e end thereof will be g r e a t i } n m v
tis. 1 was la the Marine Husjdt il at S:.:i Untiit o s a y a few t h i n g s t o my o u t a n d bartered off in t h i s
cUco several months an.I at Hush Medic i C. 1We give below a lew of t h e
confusion of t o n g u e s a n d !
—
legc. ChlcaC". h months. ;>nt still did not j.i t
Marvelous Results.
Alliance Breth?rn a n d P o p u w a y ? As for o n e I s a y n o a
wTT
better, so came back to I'ensacola. My weight the m a n y letters which
every o n e will l.ave h i s s a y .
From a letter written by R< v. w:vs then 139 pounds with a heavy overcoat on. have received, a n d which we J
l i s t friends in W a t a u g a coun t h o u s a n d times n o . H a s i t
My Friends Did Hot Know Mo,
Who is now in f a v o r of sus J . Gundermaa, of Dimoudale.
publish with t h e consent of
t y . On Wednesday l a s t in come t o p a s s t h a t free a n d
I was so
broken down. Itut tho »!iindepeudant men of N o r t h t a i n i n g t h e old r o b b e r Mc- Mich., »ve are permitted t o make mate andthin and home gave me a llttio courage t h e writers who a r e eon vim
Boone i t w a s m y l o t t o h e a r
l<elug at
this extract: " I have no hesita
ed t h a t such a remedy
we
began trjiiag various
Linney.
1 a discussion of political m a t Carolina a r e t o ha ve n o voice Kinley tariff?
tion in recommending'Dr. King's ami I 1890, I was appointed me.iiclaes. In iAu havedesci ibed h a s been ftmnd
gust.
t»j a poaiilasi i t;ie
Who is n o w opposed t o the-New Discovery, a s the results United States custom house. My friends urged
ters, between Bower a n d Lin- in t h e selection of men t o re
try
s •rsapari'.la. 1 in Compound Oxygen T r e a t present t h e i r principles a n d free c o i n a g e of silver? Lin- w e r e almost marvelous in tin my wife to have mo day Hood's please her. Hut a ci.t of Drs. St irkev A l'uney, o u r c a n d i d a t e s f o r Con
took It three times a
Just to
case of my wife. While I was pas
to my
commenced to feel differently
a r e forced t o s u p p o r t a m a n ney.
gress.
t o r ot the Baptist Church a t Riv after asurprise I Hood's. 1 foimd 1 was hungry loll.
week on
Who is i t t h a t will n o t v o t e ers Jancfrioii she was brought and that I could sleep better; th it tired loellag
who is a g a i n s t their best in
As a Populist, I h a v e
down with Pneumonia succeed also left me. So I continued taking llood's Sar "My dnugliter wns cured of
t h o u g h t all t h e t i m e t h a t we terest a n d h a s slandered for a n y Populist, m e a s u r e ? ing La Grippp. Terrible parox saparilla; have used nine bottles and four Astlmin by one treatment otconi
pound Oxygen, affer sufleringi
o u g h t t o h a v e h a d a candi them in t h e wa y t h a t Mr. Linney.
ysms of coughing would last tor boxes of Hood's I'llls, with the result that
I am Mow In Cood Health,
for fifteen years, E D . H . wtLlus,
W h o is i t t h a t censures hours with little interruption
Linney h a s ? Shall we g i v e
d a t e from o u r own p a r t y , t o
weigh 1T2 pounds, have a good appetite, sloop
Tvier, '1 ext
represent o u r principles, b u t u p o u r pride a n d h o n o r in H o r t Bower for n o t re p e a l i ng and it seemed ns if she could not well, and have not last a day's work since 1 be
survive them. A friend recom gan to fake this medicine. When everything
all t h e o d i o u s l a w s passed by
by some means, it seems that order that an ambitious
" I used your corn pound i 'xy
mended Dr. King's New Discov
s
gen alioui a year and a half £
t h e m a n a g e r s h a v e fixed il; man a n d a m a n d e s t i t u t e of t h e Republican Congress f o r ery, it w is quick in its work and
go.
von
highly satisfactory in r suits.*' cDo has failed, I found that Hood's Sarsaparilla ,l 1 neglected tio tell *j i
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•
u p s o t h a t we a r e left o u t . As a n y principles s h a l l g e t t o tlie hist 2 8 y e a r s ? L i n n e y .
Trial bottles free ;P VV. L. Bry cures." AKTUCH MCCOXXELL, United States | I '1 C * , .
iei ei\ed f l ' U
W h o is i t t h a t still s u s t a i n s
i t now i s we h a v e o u r choice Congress. Again I s a y n o
its use. I linve not been 1i;bub-|
an's store. Regular size 50c. and Dargo OR! re. Ponsacola, Florida.
a s t o myself, a n d 1 feel m y all t h e Republican l a w s ? 11.00.
ad's Pill3 n e t e a s i l y , y e t p r o m p t l y MM !
l\ith^ CUtni'l 1) ,sillC€f. F . b .1
between a D e m o c r a t a n d a
Hood
rtiy.
Bevels. Syracuse Uuivei sit'v Sy-1
efficiently on tho liver nud ijowci . 2.v.
m a n w h o h a s n o s e t princi Brelhern of t h e Alliance t h a t Linney.
Linimy s a i d in his speech
i-facuse, N. 1 .
Who ; s i t t h a t blows h o t
ples only f o r office. Now a s y o u a r e of t h e s a m e o p i n i o n
i two years ago that "you
As t o H o r t . Bower we know a n d cold t o g e t v o t e s . LiuS id for book of two hrnulrfj,
a n Allianceman a n d a P o p u
could a s easily find a l u m p of
pages for fui t her information, hmj
where he s t a n d s . T w o y e a r s ney.
list, a f t e r h e a r i n g t h e speech
tiinonials, » te. A h- ok sei.t Inc.!
Who is i t t h a t will lack ire in t h e midlle of hell, a s t o
e s of Bower a n d L i n n e y , I a m a g o , in t h i s c o u n t y , h e d e c l a r
Home Treatment scnl out by ex-l
find o n e principle of Democ
•(<>)
press t o
used a t home. Office'
determined t o be a free m a n ed himself in f a v o r of silver 8 0 0 0 m o r e v o t e s t h a n lie racy in t h e Alliance plat
One of the great secrets in ma Treatment, administered here.
coinage a n d a g a i n s t Nation needs? L i n n e y .
t o v o t e f o r m y principles in
king money is t o know how t o
Who is 1d» t h a t h a s b ° e n on f o r m . " But Linney h a s re save it. The principal way tosave
t h e c o m i n g e l e c t i o n , a s f a r a s al B a n k s a n d in f a v o r of t h e
pented s o m e s a y . When a n d
money is t o buy t h a t which von
I c a n . I will n o t v o t e for income t a x . H e s p o k e kind ever side of politics since t h e where?
consume front the party who will K>2fl Arch St. Philadelphia, I'a.
war?
Linney. We c a n n o t f o r g e t ly of o u r o r g a n i z a t i o n a t t h e
120 Sutter St. San Frarciseo, CeL
the BEST article
the
Who h a s a b u s e d all par Purify your blood, tone up the sell yon money* In order for find
n i s b i t t e r speech a g a i n s t us, s a m e c o u r t t h a t Mr. L i n n e y
LEAST
to
system ant I regulate the diges
Please mention this paper.
m a d e i n Boone t w o y e a r s abused us. Since t h e n he h a s ties with t h e m o s t b i t t e r tive organs by taking Hood's the above named party it is very
essential t h a t you call and ex
a g o l a s t M a y , in t h a t speech practiced w h a t he preached— epetliets t h a t t h e english Sarsaparilla. Sold by all drug
amine m v immense stock ol
l a n g u a g e could e m p l o y ? Lin gists.
he denounced a n d insulted h a s been a friend t o m a n y of
Linney o p p o s e s live coin 7
e v e r y Alliance m a n in t h e o u r d e m a n d s — h a s a d v o c a t ney.
W h o c a n s a y h a r d e r t h i n g s a g e , s o d o all the leaders of
ed t h e d o c t r i n he held t w o
c o u n t y by a b u s i n g t h e Al
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liance a n d i t s principles a n d y e a r s a g o , while Mr. Linney a n d invent m o r e a b u s e t h a n t h e Republican p a r t y . How
X
Which is almost complete in » v
d o t h e P o p u l i s t s s t a n d with
o u r L e c t u r e s b o t h in t h e is still m a k i n g a r g u m e n t s a - a n y o t h e r m a n ? L i n n e y .
Who will fail t o g e t t o Con Mr, Linney o n all these e r v department, consisting ot AFTER APRIL T H E 1ST '1)4,
c o u n t y a n d S t a r e f r o m P o l k g a i n s t t h e principle which we
.
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
a n d Macune " d o w n " ' a s be the Alliance a n d People'. J gress o n s u c h a r e c o r d ? measuses9 if yoil a r e in uc-j y} ) ( ) e S t Hard-ware, tin-ware,
10 per cent, cut on prims.
Groceries, Saddles. Quemiscord with him, v o t e l o r him,
s a i d " t o l i t t l e Billy T e a g u e p a r t y believe in. T h e n a s Li n new
wnre, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
We publish a r a t h e r leng if not vo^e a g a i n s t him.
in Alex c o u n t y . " T h e lan consistent men when i t c o m e s
Etc., Etc., too numerous t o men SPOT T ASH OK BARTER,
g u a g e used was b e y o n d t h e t o v o t i n g we c a n ' t h e s i t a t e thy c o m m u n i c a t i o n thisw.-ekj A c h a n g e h a s t a k e n place
tion.
NEVER TEN DAYS.
d i g n i t y of a n y m a n who t o v o t e for H o r t Bower a n d irom B. h . 1 c a s t e r L.-q., a d - } 1 o;,in.st t h e D e m o c r a t s of
I have just received the nicest
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c l a i m s t o be a g e n t l e m a n . As a g a i n s t Mr. Linney. I h a v e idresseil t i his Alliance Bret li-l vVatauga in t h e l a s t few
and most complete line of
n o faith in Linney, e i t h e r a s jern arid P o p u l i s t friends. We d . , v s o f v v h i ( .i, t j , e RepubliLook over our l L t and com
a n i l l u s t r a t i o n Mr. Linney
p a i v o u r p r i c e s \\ i t I) t h o s e s e l i i i p
s a i d t h a t " t h e first alliance a politician o r a s a friend t o j a r e n o t all surprised a t thin, < ? a n M r t r e v «-ry p r o u d , t o witl
o n t i m e . "Aionev saved i s l u o n
w a s formed in Hell b y t h e o u r o r g a n i z a t i o n .
for we know Mr. I e a s i v r a n d Kdmond B.Miller Esq.. h a s • That has ever been exhibited t o ev made."
I think it is t h e d u t y of all In lieve him t o be a n honest!-'•jiiieel " Now w h a t will be- 1 the citizens of Boone and surDevil a n d his confederates t o
foundings, consisting of
^ ^ W1" ^]1 -vo" 4 1 2
o v e r t h r o w God A l m i g h t y Alliancernen in t h i s c o u n t y coii • e it i o n s m a n , a l t h o u g h | c o m e yf u s *>
Calicoes of all s t vies and shades poodccfiiefor ^1.00. IDpoimd
Himself." L said t h a t " t h e a n d d i s t r i c t t o see t o i t t h a t a s a P o p u l i s t lie a d v o c a t e s
,x
.
Who voted in. t h e l a s t Con- Fancy a nd plain Lawns, (hal- ' 1, " 0 4o 1 2
F a r m e r s Alliance j u s t a s hel o u r w o r s t enemy is n o t seru principles t h a t we d o n o t ac- J
lies. Sat tines. Ginghams, Nan- \ [ ^
J. :
Yard, <(
rHSH ^or
chec.k' 27.
income t a x . sooks, chain bra vs. ( ashmen s,
,wl,le;i
lish in i t s perposes a s S a t a n s t o Congtess b y o u r v o t e s . j c e p r l m t i n m a n y t h i n g s vvei^'
Henrietas. I'deeching. Damask ! F'^vard, and b,dies and
Alliance w a s . " H e f u r t h e r As f a r myself I a m determin jdo a g r e e wilh liim, a n d s o U o r t Bower,
<lra]>erv Sheeting. Plaids, cot- hats cheaper than they .n
ed t o be a n h o n e s t a n d con does the Democratic p a r t y
W h o vot e d t o lower t h e t o n a d e s , j e a n s etc. which will «r been sold before.
1
said in his speech t h a t ' ' o u r
L e c t u r e s were n o t h i n g b u t s i s t e n t voter a t t h e c o m i n g i i d v o r a t e a m i s u p p o r t liieas-1 tariff? H o r t Bov e r .
be sold a t reduced prices forcash
We are just receiving a
ures of r h e P o p u l i s t s , especW h o voted f o r free coinage; or its equivolent, meeting andde oi ladies'dress goods a t j
e x t o r t i o n e r s , g o i n g a r o u n d o r election.
B. F. TEASTER.
i;illy on tariff a n d free coin- in t h e l a s t C o n g r e s s ? H o r t 'Bug rid
suit tin buyeis
g a n i z i n g secret political par
Secretary a n d T r e a s u r e r . a g e of silver. But t h e Re- Bower.
| KEASONAB" E COMPETITION W E MEAN W H A T \VI
ties t o o v e r t h r o w t h e liberties
W a t a u g a F . A.
P^N.B. My entire stock Call and see us and*^e canS
puhlicaiis of t h i s Congress
cf,the people." And h e f u r t h e r
T h e Republicans w h o Genyou money.
IP>p. .
•
s a i d t h a t "if t h e S o l i c i t o r s of
H o r t Bower voted f o r free ional District t h r o u g h Mr. \ erR| Weaver SMVS aie respon- of General Merchandise will
JOHNSON EDM I ST EN \ CO.
t h e S t a t e would d o t h e i r d u t y wool, free f a r m i n g imple j Linney as their candidatede- 8j|}je f()1. ;J||
calamities, be sold at reduced prices ior
Blowing Rock, March 5.
t h e y would h a v e a l l t h e ead- ments, free s a l t , a n d t o re inand the restoration of the
11(>w nre ju«t getting out CASH or its equivolent:
e r s a n d Lecturers indicted by duce t h e tariff o n e v e r y t h i n g j miserable l o b b e i MrKinle.y of, will a g a i n be de l e a t e d, a n d
In order t o make room for
Standaid Kcfper's Xotic 1
t h e g i a n d jury, f o r g o i n g a - t h a t o u r people b u y , a n d in j tariff l a w . T h i s is tlie m a i n their reign (»f ruin will be new stock, I am offering my enT h e people of W a t a u J
r o u n d a n d f o r m i n g t h e s e se f a v o r of t h e income t a x a n d issue a n d t h e Republicans Htofipecl forever. V o t e t o tire lot. of
t a k e notice t h a t I h a v e PK)
c r e t o r g a n i z a t i o n s , a n d t h a t free coinage. Linney o p p o s a r e m a k i n g a g r e a t a d o o v e r ^ u r n them d o w n ,
IIE A D Y M A D E C L ( ) T H I N G cured a r o o m in t h e iur
t h e y cou! 1 be convicted un e s all t h i s a n d d e m a n d s t h e t h e present tariff t h a t t h e
house where I will a t t e n j
AT COST.
Linney said t h a t t b e first
,m . .
.
t h e commissioners' court t h <
d e r t h e l a w s o ? t h e S t a t e a n d McKinley old r o b b e r tariff. ! Democrats a n d P o p u l i s t s
Nanking my fnends and cus- „ t M o n d i l v i n e n c h nont 11
Alliance w a s horn in hell*
t h a t h e would i n s u r e their T h e n who should D e m o c r a t s
j passed th* (High the last t on ^Vhrtt do .you think of this turners tor the lilieral patronage| for t'ie purpose of sealii X t h i
convictions if t h e bills were a n d P o p u l i s t s v o t e f o r Bovv
»| H t- I S r y n - i i ' '
Alliancernen?
phev have given me in the past weights a n d m e a s u r e s *
s e n t . " As much a s t o s a y e r o r Linney ?
[Read Mr. 1 easter s letter.
land soliciting a continuation ov people. T h e 1a vv j A
Do t h e P o p u l i s t s f a v o r t h e I t fa) repl.rted t h a t B d i n o u d , J l ' X ' l i r A ' l ' a v ' . r t h
t h a t h e would help d o i t .
name no long an I merit it, I t o be . i o m e v e i y ™ . . o
income t a x ? if s o v o t e a Now m y friends 1 would a s k
: B.—i>i opposed t o Mr. Cleve | >" a * \ ' i U ....bu
a ge v " M
RESPECTFU.XY,
J. H . COOK.
v h a t h a s c o m e o v e r Mr. Fin i g a i n s t Linney a n d f o r Bow- i l a d
Kmoeratl
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$ 1000 Worth
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rtpvntari t n t h pinterest ot C'oun with -Jeter P n t c h a r d for t h e l o r n tassel; ' ' m i g h t y mixed.
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t y State ano Nation. Published republican s h a r e of Senatori"Whut's the matter?''
m Bo you want t o aid in building
2 . w o srw
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every Thursday a t Boone, Wa a l spoils. He h a s bloomed
" T h e politicians nirall t r y ^ up a paijer t h a t shall reflect the
•"*" EXTRA FINE. 1,4
tauga Countv. N. C.
f o r t h recently a s a full fledg- i n ' t e r tell t h e farmers a b o u r
-2.-L 7 -- BwsSaBTiBDES.
za greatest credit on North CaroliLADIES
__j na, no matter where it mav i #
ed c a n d i d a t e for t h e United f a r c i n ' a n t h e iartiiVrs a i r
Judge I>yncli in Kentucky.
S ^wn? Then patronize
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S t a t e s S e n a t e a n d t h e t w o t r y i n ' t e r tell t h e politicians
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A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
BKCCXTCK. MASS.
m o b b r o k e i n t o t h e jail a t legislature in Rockingham
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• 1 y o u want a reliable ; pa Tier
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1 2 : 1 5 t h i s m o r n i n g a n d t o o k c o u n t y h a v e been instructed
BECB5
T h e Democratic p a r t y will .-dvcrJ.:t!*,r«»re; u e iary -t JI..as'.-fh'-r-irers of
est pp.mgyou all the news]of the
i . r . j in
v-or" a..',
work!—a Democratic iif-wjspaper
c arc price ca
A l e x a n d e r Richardson, a t o v o t e f o r him. Dockery h a s c a r r y N o r t h Carolina t h i s the valise by stanpirj the
the bottom, v/fci.h protects -01 ?.-ai -<•; bi; h
that equals the best— has the
prices and the r-. !ileiaan's pro:".Ls.
white m a n , o n t a n d hanged been a r a b i d , consistent, o- y e a r beeause i t deserves t o equal custom work i.i s - " 'e, c y fc rcL. i:3
e;:J
largest circulation, and has lor
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h
a
y.
him t o a r a i l r o a d bridge verbearing republican of t h e c a r r y i t . T h e people a r e T/Uere at quiliti.prir Wefor ive r.-'.-.es. I »Vt -,.n
! wenty-one years been I part
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fov.-rr
; the
y.\- • i
aryotber r:-.
sabs .rate. your
i and act orin thegrowth iiiddeva b o u t o n e hundred y a r d s worst t y p e e v e r since t h e w a r honest, a n d t h e p u r p o s e s a n d dekler carmot :c. Tribe nowe can. C~!dIfby
supply you,
Nor#
77 ;
i AS€AUTiOM velopnient of the Old
from t h e telegraph office.
a s p i r a t i o n s of t h e Democracy Dealer, whose; nam? will nhortlv pu*
a n d y e t t h e populists pro
State? Then subsert* for
psar hear. Agents wanted Apply at
A
rottiTY
Richardson, w h o w a s pose t o v o t e f o r h i m . "
a r e t h o s e of a g r e a t majority onto.
. • jy/* . ydaclilnc Shop, I THE
WIIXlliGTOK MESftKUER
..it
-hoys, Htnl any
twenty-one y e a r s old, was a r
of t h e people.
• /
»•. *t , rt ct.-db*« 2*,re used.
Campaign R^tesJ
* »»»•:«-. • • ^
sil irt bettet"^
rested c h a r g e d with murder T h e Cha r l o t t Observer s a y s
THE N0RTHrCA ROLLS' A
.•><• t >
« .if.r iuvvutod.
Buckleii's Arnica Sa'vo.
t h e "Daily Messengeiy* b y
xs;: .<7*.
,Vf OB'CS.
i n g Mrs. YVylie White, t h i r t y t h a t t h e p o i n t s where C a p t .
College of
mail, -i m o n t h s o n t r i a l , f o r
The b6st salve in the world lor
.. i a...
y e a r s old, m o t h e r of fiveehil- Kitchen w a s sorest, a s w a s cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
» .2 , i -• !.
hOia $ 2 . 0 0
Agriculture and
i .-•j > f-sarl SUatv. 3ostan.
d r e n a n d t h e wife of a n in ascertained b y t h e discussion lev* rsores, tetter, chapped hands
T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes
MechanicArts.
senger," (the largest and
d u s t r i o u s f a r m e r , five miles between him a n d Mr. Tillett chilblains, corns, ami all skin Offers T h r e e TcelmicaK-onr eruptions, and positively cures
best p a p e r in t h e S t a t e )
from here. Mrs. White was in that, c i t y o n T h u r s d a y piles, or no pay requir !. It is e s : Th,- Course in Agrieul
months on trial for $j.00
found d e a d n e a r hoine with night, a r e his v o t e s in t h e guaranteed t o give perfect satis Hire; T h e Course in S
:
Cash in a d v a n c e . B o t h
her head a n d face crushed, l a s t L e g i s l a t u r e a g a i n s t t h e faction o r m o n e y refunded. T h e Course m Mechanical Mid
papers are large Eight-Page
Price
a blood-covered club lying bill of Mr. H a r r i s , of Mecklen by W.25 cents per box. For sale Civil Engineering. •
sheets. Send P o s t a l C a r d
L. Br van.
E a c h c o u r s e is b r o a d a n
n e a r . An a t t e m p t had been burg, t o reduce the h o u r s of
with t h e a d d r e s s of fire per
t h o r o u g h , a n d t!n» insti*
s o n s a n d receive s a m p l e cop
m a d e a t criminal a s s a u l t , l a b o r in c o t l o n factories, a n d
Pioneer: W. 11. F a r t h i n g , r i o n i s n o w e q u q i p e j for ex
ies of THE MESSENGER V
b u t evidences of the s t r u g g l e a g a i n s t titc bill of Mr. Wat of W a t a u g a , was n o m i n a t e d crellent work. Expenses ver.
Oct. 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . tf.
I
showed s h e h a d resisted t h i s s o n , of F o r s y t h , t o s t r a n g l e by t h e Populists, a t Orion, m o d e m t e . F o r catalogue.successfully. S h e was then t h e c i g a r e t t e t r u s t . Afterthis on l a s t F r i d a y , by four dele a d d ress.
TAKE THE ft
ALEX. Q. Holla l a v . P r e s
murdered. Suspicion point l a t t e r v o t e C a p t . Kitehin i s g a t e s , f o r tlie S e n a t e in t h : s
llaleigb, N. C.
ed s t r o n g l y t o Richardson, n o t t h e m a n t o g o gallivant d i s t r i c t .
l i e s t r o n g l y denied it but ing a r o u n d t h e c o u n t r y talk
GOING
President Cleveland's Cancer.
t o l d several conflicting s t o r ing a b o u t t h e s y m p a t h y of
I t has
rumored t
This new oeatment for Catarrh and
'J
b n X. £_ .a
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ies. Circumstantial evidence t h e d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y w i t. h has it. Ifbeenwould take ah a t lie i
he
course
diseases of the respiratory organs is
£ •*.' cT. 1. 5 5y" "fl
CI'
a g a i n s t him was. very s t r o n g t r u s t s .
one of the most important discoveries
ii ..ii JJ2
of Botanic Blood Balm, the best u.
Emigrants going t o a n } of the
in medical science and possesses the
blood purifier and building-up
H e was t h e s o n of White's
following advantages i
Western Stale.-,
T ritoriee
t
remedy in the world, he wouiu
1. The patient can cure himself at a email expense
n e a r e s t neighbor .
wnl save time and money going
and without ouisido assistance.
Hickory Press; Before fol soon be well. It will Dot disap •mmm
2. No change ot diet or pursuit oi life Is necessary
via. Chicago and Altoi
during treatment.
lowing Mr. Mai ion Butler's point. Price $1.00 per large bot 5 YEAi.S
t is rhe quickest route t o
3. Tho romodleo ere In no wise offensive to the
Still They Coinc.
faHent and entail r.o discomfort,
injunction t o v o t e o n l y for tle. For sale by druggists. Use
he remedy reaches the seat of the trouble K A N S A S
CIT Y. D E N V E Ii,
ROXBOUO, O c t . 8.—W. T . the P u r e a n d Holy men: F o r it for all blood and skin diseases, tar^r
directly.
3. The remedies end means of appliance can be
rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
PUEBLO,
R r a d sher, People's p a r't. y
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
only t h j s e who, like him.
TREATMENT at any drug stora. And all points "in Idaho, Wash
;a-''*
..—.
nominee f o r Clerk, in a card
.
^^ERINE /VNDINSUFFL/VTOR, $2.00.
:*
A;
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ington, Oregon, Utah
h a v e never either "formed
Politics in Nebraska is red
0 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
in t h e P e r s o n County ^Cour
and California.
Ccctsrine Medicine Co., Waco, Texas.
o r e x p r e s r e d a n o p i n i o n " a n d h o t . A leading P o p . p a p e r ' •?': K*.- „•£ • V( 'fi- : : ;:J
ier, w i t h d r a w s in f a v o r o t t h e
I'inest and Iiest Equipped
d o n ' t c a r e a continental refers t o ari opposing candi
Democratic nominee^and d e
Bond in the ir&s'jb
which w ay t h e funeral p r o date^ u s " t h e s t i n k i n g old
Only line running Solid Y e s t ^
-clares his i n t e n t i o n t o s u p
cession moves, s o it makes h y p o c r i t e . "
u 3 trains etween St. Louis
p o r t G r a h a m for Congress.
and Kansas 'ity.
him t h e leading pull-bearer, ftttetottMaitt*:*&«**?: mimes,mu
J . S- M e r r i t t , a leading a t
Reclining iair cars and Tour
—roc. THE HEALING OF Tt/E NATIONS— •'-* •
iste] ers ce of extra charge.
t o r n e y here, a n d s o n of Dr. i t would be well t o consider
BLIHOSLSKBIS! HSFsw^rxiii'iDMUtaitiMisimssxiKi
whether mock t i n tie s o u p is
1 will niee pai ties a t any rail
William M e r r i t t , P o p u l i s t
2; EA.IABN-.YRT FIBRH ATrr .
£
f- Ktts. •-» .-.o'T s.-tu.iy >.ic.
road station with through tickets
m a d e of r a r e old veal o r fresh
2 I -•»*. a Sa'i-Uiuroiiivftj hiialltt.
nominee f o r Congiess, d e
and baggage checks.
-» KaAWi J'cittivl lit <:«;;.«!raeilrm.
«
X 1 A NLr.vbnf«>l Vppuiuuw,
c l a r e s f o r G r a h a m , a n d will killed steer. L o o k t o y o u r
For full informal ion, maps una
s itMr. an
nt rirAL
f r o n t g a t e s ! T h i s is n o t
g HAH • Perl'o«t A(ljiir<TK ut.
Jt purifies, builds up and enriches
descriptive pamphkts of the
t a k e t h e s t u m p for him a n d
Hot a FMith'C! Tiikv-sp.
I
the blood, and never fails
West write t o or call on
" riau ftylbili l-*uruUun..
E . S . P a r k e r f o r Solicitor Marion Butler's y e a r .
to cure the most inveterate!
•• Uss Ali>r« 0'iod S««v}«ig iJnftlHlra i»r\0 ~
B. A. NEW-LAND, %
dor* «
r Raniro
Work 5
real BLOOD AND SKIN D!SH e s a y s t h e r e is n o chance
•- ia&n »my Si'-w lng SXiioMne Mi the World. 2
EASES, if directions are fo!-i
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
I n accepting a second nom
lowed. Thousands cf gratef o r his f a t h e r ' s election, a n d
1 9 Pattern Ave., Ashevil(e, N. C
;] F;:a~;na TH2 ROYAL for points o?
—t ful people sound its praises:
ination for Governor of Mas
z
exceiience, and yow will
J . HARLTON, (f. P . A
G r a h a m f a v o r s measures
and attest its virtues.
b^y no oilier.
i
sachusetts, Hon. John E.
Chicago, III.
t h a t a r e beneficial t o t h e peo
tWWRITE for Book o. WonRussell declared himself in fa
F
derfa! Cares, sent free on cp - ^ S
pie, hence he s u p p o r t s him
f > •>
fy$j> y PJ .• 1 _ ; I
v o r of a n income t a x be
sii!;iit!i.}ifaBaiiiiiK£:;iiiiiKa-riis;M:iiiii:iiMiiiaiwiii@
plication.
a s a g a i n s t his father.
In<iice«tun, iii.d Sfoiaacii
c«-»
,»'< atf'Jf ffTTTI ftff.
cause i t is " a n honest a t
59RP.£r?r
if not kept by your local druggist, ¥
B o l t i n g Republicans a r e
-»j» if. V. p.»- r bi.-ttlc. rWiE' r»
large
t e m p t t o shift p a r t of t h e £ send iji.oo for and bottle, or Ji-oog
•unua-ificri au«i cruss.nl red )tr.6a C J -xxr.-^
for six bottles,
o u t in a c a r d calling a mass- burdens n o w borne by agri- S sent, freight paid, by medicine wiii be ~
meeting for n e x t S a t u r d a y , c u l t u i e t o t h e shoulders of
Hioon BAXIflt CO., Atlanta, <&o.
a n d will p u t o u t a ticket in wealth." T h e r e is t r u e De
Vn'r.v h'.'iy yi ...or, 1 .j Caroilua.
o p p o s i t i o n t o t h a t named mocracy in t h e old B a y
Includes t h " Cullcg". the I by t h e bosses o n l a s t S a t u r - S t a t e still. T h e q u a l i t y is
nivei'M! v, t h e LaW Lrhooi, o r RECEIPT O F 5 0 CSP3TS
d a y.—Ac nvs- Obser vrr.
g o o d if t h e q u a n t i t y is want t h e Mcdieul School a n d t h e
V/C WILL MAIL A BOX OF
We wr.r* many ni' .i, warren, bov? tn,i gir',: to
ing.—Ex.
Surntner 8 h<»of tor Teachers.
wij-*e ? >rus a f. w hours daily, right :n nnd aroun-d
As'ie c o u n t y Democracy a s
.l oirovm bora-s. Tiie business Is »/,sy, j leasikDt,
College t n i i ' o n S : h). H y e a r ;
strictly hoaorable, and p.a-s belter th.-tn snvotiict
sembled in Convention a t t h e
A Consumptive Pardoned.
boivi'fi $ 7 . t o $ 1 •) a n-ontii.
k
2 * ^ 1 r , •
O.fered amenta. T'o:i lmv«- h rlesr field «p,l 11O
« \ y X,
C o u r t H o u s e in Jefferson, on
eoinp' tltinn. Kxperien.to and spteisl »l>iiity c;;(j
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 8 . Session begins. Sen'. (>. Ad
s
ncr: -• ary. No. rait.il r-e nfrcd. V* «• eqrlp yor
FTI voeJR EC-rvr:.
Monday,^October 8 t h T h e President h a s pardoned Pe dress j'resident Winston a t
TI-I CJ.'LY INFALLIBLE CJ2E FOR
v, ;:h ever -t!;iiTg that yon neve!, treat yon vrcil,
fold hoi? you to ea-n t o ti:nc«t r rt'ir. r,
( : l " 7 ( s ^ ! , i«
1 •
convention w a s called t o or t e r Green, convicted in S o u t h
V> oirtea do as well te v""t, r.n»i boys and Rlr!<:
Tetter
ItsMug Hiss Ring
d e r a t 1 o'clock p. m., by Dr. Carolina of h a v i n g "counter
make good par. A or on-, rtivwbere. rrn fl( the
vrork y\Jl s-,cooed trlv, p'low on- p'aifi »nd r.- .
t?r
ail
SrJn
B. E . Reeves, Chin. Co. Ex. feit money in his possession,
y>l*j <!!-e"t;o vs. rjavaeat -k rvi!'
hri,,g
you a gep-if d' -I of nt,r.K
F'- prythinf is tvw
Com.
sentenced in J u n e , 1 8 9 3 , t o
Styoa hr.va TSTftR, \\ -aft«rs ho* lorj R has
u 'l i.i gr-"'«
W>- n for our | arrpMet
exisUci, TEiTESlNS r.SI os. ctrta:n!/cjws
ci eaiar, and r c -jeo f .q fifor* nuiov. Ne ! .-v>
T h e election of C a p t . J o h n six y e a r s imprisonment a t
jta
jra use 5L
don.? if yjQ ccr.wltide riot ta go on with the
Dent, Cb a i r ma n , a n d D. 'J. l a r d l a b o r , a n d $ 1 0 0 fine KQHE 6
btt.rtiuesg.
'-.
Haraless, fAirJess and Fragrant
)»f* -7? ~*T"
•':'=•• PJ o h n s o n a n d W. J. William T h e g r o u n d for par<i< n
'
-.'V -J
Rf} P C" \/ H' »'mri?d If you r-e d!s«at{ifled
F'Cs o n , Secretaries, completed a which was once before denied
tvitylse^. J vlUi the rc^ultu—Kcfcreuoes—
MITCHELL'S
i' trl; c f tboS!. *< f Oeorqiry, Chat.
Luis Hank, and N^Uoxial B a c U c f .NaTauiMUt.
permanent organization.
is t h e b a d health of t h e con
T h e convention proceeded vict, who is in t h e l a s t s t a g e
1 . 7 . SUUPTRIKE & BSO.
• Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
a t once t o t h e nomin atio n of of c o n s u m p t i o n .
SAVANNAH. GA.
c o u n t y c a n d i d a t e s , which re
Producing Long-S/ghtedncss, & Restorsulted a s f )llo\vs:
Hickory Press: " V o t e for ' if
ing the Sight of the 0!d.
r'l -•
\J
-V-A
F o r Sheriff;
M. F . K i r b y .
a non-juirtisan judiciary/ Cures Tear Dropt, Granulatiorr* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
" Cierk of C o u r t ;
WhnteNcr else there is t o i
AID FKODRME QNCI RELIEF ATO PERIUFLT CURB.
"aJ •
.
used
other
R. A. H a m i l t o n
said a b o u t it, thut F t s ue AMo, equally efficaciin vrhenFever InSorea,
maladies, such »s Ulcere.
TemorH, Salt Rhcnio. Bares, Plle.i, or
" Reg. of Deeds;
r : - v<
' ita
o u t f r o m v o t i n g for F a i i - wherever Inflaramation exists..Hi i CUEL.£iB
• l • b ' ,«! '4 Lki
0AJL Vllmay be ased to advaataire.
n and i- r. /i*
_ Sold by all Dru«giats at US Crate. J
Eiihu Weaver
cloth o r unfair-cloth o r F u r •
i Vt V (.1*
l . F . Colvard ciieese o r a n y o t h e r kind of
" Coroner, J o h n Robinson, cheese with o r wi t h o u t fur,—
THE STANDARD.
• •• •• ••
N
Representative I . 8 . Goss. o r near,—or h a i r . HairH^ary Snows in the West.
cheese a n d I urcloth would
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.. Oct. 8 . ! ) t ' better.
D'ato'.!, pOs l( ^ () S o u t i This Is Cheap Fnocgh for Our Popi: •
D a k o t a a n ! th* \ -s thern
list Iriends.
• Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
ENDORSED GY
• as beinir the standard remedy for the
border of Minnesota a r e burNEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9 . - T h e
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
PFICR A. L. MET2, P. H.6,
tism. Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
i"d under a h e a v y fall of first r t r e i p t s of s u g a r , (i(> batof Ofedical Oepartment Tnlaas Vnlvorsity
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
C r ' - « T ! d k - i d o - M f r ' r F o b t a i n e d , a n d a l l Patj J 4^|||li
of *.-•>
>;ia, ivho, afterr carefal analysis,
elv vegetable and bnHds up from the
cut bin in
conducted for Lode,fie Ff >s.'
s n o w . 1 he s t o r m , which in rels from Mason'sgrcenvvocx)
-*
Bes t P'ajap tx ISWitaf f .->. •;
pi-enouiioes it a pure Cream Tarter Powder,
irst dose. It never fails to cure.
Oar 0 .ire is C ^i'r- U.S.Patent Ptiice.
uW r h Lc checT fully recjuiiiieads to the
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
and
tnn s-eeure patent in less time than those
s o m e localities h a s Oevelop p l a n t a t i o n , a s s u m p t i i n par
pobiir.
Tfea Echuniaeher Syiss^siite
bottles for five dollars. Our :if-page Pam
rer . tc from rtMlflagton.
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
f£fLdw"*rt>'.draY,hv- CT
vrtth k
e d i n t o a blizzard,began yes ish. was sold a t t h e s u g a r exe„advise, if patentable or uotj - crfp,
r> of
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" :
Our fee not Sue rill i> .te
r,.,t
Drag's
i t a d r Co.
!r, p -entB "
'.erdny m o r n i n g a n d every plmnge t o - d a y by Murphy A
A F —•phlct. "flow to Ob»»
n
?UR,E, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. m. 9- r>.-*ev P rn » t)Bia;dntOt) JSVT-t *v<»trvnrutq
names of... m
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3taU, touv • i
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
-|pa.-oui
samo :-'jrwoid
town, sent f;ec. A'ldics •,
in i« ?11i»i» p 1'iifs to a re; eti- F a r well t o A. K* Seag*» tC Co.
Durang's Liver hills are the best on
You Want It. Ask Grocer For It.
"taSJ.in NOHl SA 'AOUJi
earth. They act with an ease that makes
f
prnoqs 'an firrt
i >*' t:i blizza 1 d <7 four f o r 3 3 K cents, T h e s u g a r
tr.em a household blessing.
G . A . t Q •£<£ &?, Q r \
unionti3io 'wioi v Suipaejf
NCW ORLEANS, *PU«-«
PRICE 26 CTS PER BOX, er 5 BOXES POE $1. ^
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Oppos.tc Palt . Cilice. WiSilingtc.., r-,
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w a s classed -vi iiow < larnfit d .
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DISEASES.
EYE-SALVE
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
DURAKG'S
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
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Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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Issue
1
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VOL 7
BOONE,
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C„
THtJltSDA Y OCTOBER 25, 1894,
NO. 2.
L E T T E R . tariff have "the faintest glim-; THE VOICE OF MANUFACTURES.
Do Not BP Deeeived.
TELLING A PERSON S AGE.
mer ot intelligence," if they There is indeed a great in- There was once a wise king A vote for a n y other b u t
From our Regular Correspondent.
believe what they say,
dustrial revolt against Me-j who was very curious. He the Democratic nominees for
President Cleveland h a s is 1 he working democrats in j Kinleyism. This is p 1 a i n ! professed a desire t o know the State Senate, the legislasued no order, written no let the House will shed no t e a r s enough now. The munufac- everything, and was contin- tureand forCoiigress a n d the
ler, nor said anything t h a t over the retirement of Bourke tures themselves by the score I ually asking questions. In- Supreme Court Judges, Su
could he construed into even Cockran, the most dashing are speaking out plainly, deed his thirst for knowledge perior Court Judge, Sheriff,
m
H out of employment, or in
| the wish t h a t federal officials o r a t o r in t h a t body. While The Senate Committee of Fi- carried him so far t h a t he Clark of Court, Register of
s a position that you do not i should not t a k e p a r t in t h e no one doubts o r denies Mr. nance sent o u t hundreds of wanted t o kuow the age of Deeds, Surveyor, Coroner,
s like ? Possibly the solic- • pending political campaign. Cock run's great ability a s a n inquiries t o manufacturers every person he met. But and all, means t h a t you a r e
s iting of Life Insurance is: This statement is positively orator, his tendency t o be relative t o protectionists fal being a king, he was exceed willing t h a t the North shall
I your special forte. Many! made on the best a u t h o r i t y , erratic made him more dan lacies and the Radical free ingly polite, and would re rule the South; t h a t the
s people Have, alter trial, s notwithstanding
contrary gerous t o his own party t h a n trade spook, and in answer sort t o strategy t o gain his North shall enforce its bayo
s been surprised at their § statements which have em t o the opposition. No one they make very short, but end. One day there came t o net rule; that i t shall force its
3 ftncss for it. To all such = anated from usually well-in could ever tell what hewoulc very 'pointed, direct, perti
tht*court a g r a y haired pro gold standard policy upon
5 it has proved a most con- s formed sources during the do next, whether opposed 01
nerit tariff speeches. T h e fessor, who amused the king us; t h a t i t shall deprive us
H genial and profitable occu- = last few days. I t is not known tavor a party measure.. He
Philadelph a Recoid is print greatly. He told the mon of the advantages of t h e free
s pat ion. T h e Management i
how these statements origi would remain away from ing these l i t t b speeches—the arch a number of things he coinage of silver a s a money
;of the
i
nated. hut it is probable t h a t Washington for extendec brief answers of manufactui never heard before, and the of the country, t h a t t h e pro
the cause was a misconcep periods while important leg ers —by the score. They te king was delighted. But fin ducts of the farms of t h e
S in the Department of the s tion of the term "pernicious islation vras pending; wouk the same pleasant story. T h e ally he came t o the point South shall be and remain <4
a n c Recoid says t h a t "these de where the ruler wanted t o subordinate adjunct of t h e
; Carolinas, desires to add H political activity" on the return unexpectedly
«to its force, some agents : part cf somebody. The Pres without consulting the men durations of the great c a p know the age of the profes whims t o add t o the wealth
£ of character and ability. \ ident. would consider it "per who were managing demo tains of industry, the employ sor, so he thought of a math of the people of the North f
jjj Write for information, i nicious political activity" for cratic interests on the fiooi ers of labor and capital, a r e ematical problem.
If you vote for anything else
J. Roddey, Manager, 2 a federal official t o t r y t o would proceed t o pour o u t worth volumes of Protection
you vote t o give t o the
"Ahem!" said the king. " I
Rock Hill, S. C.
control a primary election o r one of those floods of ora ists fallacies and bowls of ca ha ve an interesting sum foi North all these a d v a n t a g e s
Alt
a nomination convention, tory, which he seemed t o laniity. They show t h a t t h e you; it is a trial in mental and t o bring hack a n d pro
but he does not. consider i t <eep always on top. and i t manufacturers are no longet arithmetic. Think of t h e long all the misery and mis
PROFESSIONAL.
"pernicious political activ was just a s likely t o he op- haunted by the goblin o number of the month of y o u r fortune t h a t has been y o u r
i t y " for an official t o speak josed t o the program t h a t Free Trade. If the consum birth."
lot ever since the Republican
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
for and aid his party after had been marked o u t bv the ers of the country had re
Now, the professor was party has been in control of
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
the nominations have been democratic managers a s in mained profoundly silent t h e sixty years old, and had the government. I t means
Boone, N. C. made. On the contrary,
its favor, in fact, more likely demands of the manufactur been born two days before t h a t your crops will contin
happen t o know, t h a t he con a s Mr. Cockran appears t o ers, especially in the g r e a t Chiistmas, so he thought o ue t o be worthless; t h a t you
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. siders such aid highly com take a special delight in op
metal and wood industries twelve, December being t h e will have no money; that'
Boone, N. C.
mendalle, provided always posing his party's program. for the removal of the restric twelfth month.
your homes and farms will
Resident Physician. Office t h a t it can £be rendered by M»\ Cockran has a rich wife tions on their trade woulc
"Yes," said the professor. have no value; t h a t they will
on King Street n o r t h of P o s t the official without neglect of and is said t o aspire t o a
lave impelled Congress t o re "Multiply it by two." coii- not be worth a s much money
Office.
any of his official duties. At seat in the. Senate. Maybe form the tariff in their inter tinhed the king.
a s they were when t h e wa r
this time a number of offi he'll get it, some day, but he est."
ended and t h a t ultimately
"Yes."
cials prominently connected wouldn't if it depended upon
you will be deprived of y o u r
"Add 5 . "
These replies—counted bywith the administration a r e votes of democratic members fifties—a r e really excellent
"Yes," answered the pro- equal rights in the adminis
All ORNEY A1 LAW,
on the stump in various of the present House.
tration ol the affairs of t h e
campaign lightning. They essor, doing so.
MARION,
N. C
states and membeis of t h e Commissioner Loehran is strike in the right place.
Now multiply t h a t by government and t h a t possi
—(o)—
Cabinet will make speeches proud of his administration They show t h a t the intelli 5 0 . "
bly even y our rights a s citi
Will practice in the courts ol before the close of the cam of the business of the Pen- gent, wide-awake, progres
zens will be abridged and
"Yes."
Watauga, Ashe, Mitel.ell, MeDovv paign.
ion Office and welcomes the sive American manufactur "Add your age."
your homes taken from you
ell and all other counties in the
The republicans a r e howl publication of facts a b o u t , ers are alive t o their own in "Yes."
without adequate pay for
western district
inl atten
tion .giy/hi to the collection ot ing mad because the Treas t h a t office, but he has this t o terests and wish t o get rid of "Subtract 365."
them. Think of these things
ury department authorized say about a statement lately the protection shackles and
kind friends before, you vote
"Yes."
the proceedings against Mr. given wide circulation by As tear down the Chinese Wall
"And now," said the king, for a Populist o r a Republi
W. B. Council! 51. I). T. C. Blackburn
Morton for having violated sistant Secretary McKee, of Republican shut-out a n d •might I ask what the result can or either one who h a s
Boone, N. C.
Zioarille, N- C.
the alien labor contract law the republican campaign shut-iu arrangement. The is?"
fused.—Pi ess and Ca rolinian.
by importing a n English committee: "Mr. Secretary Record well puts it:
"Twelve hundred and six
A New York dispatch s a y s :
coachman under contract. McKee is either imposed on
ty," replied the professor, The TuekasiegeTimber Com
" I t must he said t h a t in
The fact t h a t Mr. Morton i« by somebody o r is circula the great body of American wouderingly.
pany has been incorporated,
Calls attended at all the republican f a n a id a t e for tion palpable falsehoods. He ma nufacturers there are com- "Thank you was the king's
with a capital of $600,000,
honrs.ca@&
Governor of New York cut says that there were 50,000 parativel.v few ot such men •espouse.
'or the purpose of purchas
June 1 , '93.
no figures in the matter with notices prepared t o be sent who convict themselves of in "So you were born in De ing timber and timber landp
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. the Treasury officials. The t o old soldiers, asking them consistency and stupidity by cember, sixty years a g o , and manufacturing lumber,
acts, obtained frotr. the man t o show 3ause why their pen claiming high protection a t eh?"
rhis corporation has acquir
in ported under ; contract, sions should not be dropped home for products which suc "Why. how in the world ed about 75,000 acres of tim
were reported t o the depart o r reduced; that these were cessfully compete in the open o you know?" cried the pro- ber land near Asheville, Wes
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ment by a special imigration all ready to be sent, but i t markets of the world. As t h e essor.
tern North Cai olina, on the
BOONE, N. C.
igent, and the department was determined t o withhold liberal manufacturers tell
"Why," retorted the king, ine of the Southern railroad,
Special attention given rdered the man deported them till after elections. I t them in these replies, instead 'from your answer—1,260.
and not far trom t h e e s t a t e
to the colletion ol claims.
irid t h a t proceedings be be is n o t suggested how such a of reducing they wi 11 be oblig he month of yourbirth was of Mr. George Yanderbilt.
L. L. GREENE,
CO., gun against Mr. Morton, glut of notices could have ac ed to raise wages in order t o le twelfth, and the last two These lands are very heavily
ust as i t would have done cumulated before there was secure the greatest possible figures give your age."
timbered with hard woods
REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
lad he been the candidate of a n y purpose t o withhold efficiency of production. With
" H a , ha, ha!" laughed the and poplar.
the democrats. If he has vio- them. The whole story is the widening of markets in p r o f e s s o r . " C a p i t a l i d e a ,
HOONE, N. C.
S t a t e Auditor F u r man
ated the law, a s it isclaimed t o o palpably untrue t o de the industrial epoch which i ll try it on the next person says t h a t the number of pen
Will give special attention le has, he will have t o pay ceive anyone who will consid the new tariff has ushered in I meet. I t ' s such a polite sioners i n North Carolina
t o abstracts of title, the sale the penalty, otherwise not. er i t a moment. No notices the vvorkingmen will demand way of finding o u t people's this year will probably be
of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C Flint is all there is a b o u t it. will he withheld." Secretary and receive a larger share of I i l R' e 8 "—Selected.
about 5,000, a n increase of
Those having farms, tiinbei
The Washington
P o s t , Smith says, " I t is merely a the profits of theirlabor. In
Press and Carolinian Mr. nearly 200 over last year.
~
arid mineral lands for sale, which is certainly neither a campaign lie."
these replies of the manufac- j Marion Butler can now peace- The pension w a n a n ' s will be
will d o well t o call on said Co. democratic nor a tariff reThe news received by t h e turers who declare t h a t they j fully and softly slide orcrawl issued in December.
a t Boone.
orra paper, hears testimony democratic campaign com want no duty t o protect into his little hole. Mr. Well- Seveial North Carolinians
L. L. GREEA L CO.
t o the good effect of the new mittee continues t o lie en
March 16, 1893.
them the Professional Pro- born knocks every argument have been affected by t h e re
tariff law in the following- couraging, and the belief tectioHists can witness how he makes in asking for his organization of theTreasury
NOTICE.
strong language, on its edi- t int. the democrats will i«- great is the industrial revolt resignation a s a candidate Department. The salary of
Hotel Property for Sale.
toral page: "The effect of t h e tain control of t h e House is .against their narrow and lib- for judge, into a wrecked
Mr. G. W. Sanderliti, deputy
On account of failing health new tariff law will unques firm and cannot be shaken l e , . a | theories of trade."
mass of busted copumdrums third auditor, has been in
of myself and wife, I otfer for sale tionably be beneficial. The
by republican bluffing o r
Tariff reform, t a x reduc worse than those of the end creased t o $2,500. Mr. G. D.
my hotel property in the town of
reasur.y will be rehabilitat populists claims.
Boone, North Carolina, and will
tion should be pressed until men of a fake minstrel show. Ellsworth, was transferred
sell low for cash and make terms ed,. popular confidence re
American industnesare freed Mr. Wellborn will continue t o the third auditor's office
What Buck Thinks.
to suit the buyer, and will take stored and capital lured
u
, it• . ,
,. ,
I from burdens t h a t oppress
real or personal property in ex
Buck Kitchen s a y s t h a t ev- L n ( j retard, and the people t o run a s a Populist candi and made assistant chief of
from its hiding into useful
change. Apply soon.
erybod.v down e a s t k n o w s ! a t large a r e relieved still date for non partisan judge the division of accounts. Mr.
and wholesome activity. Ev
W. L. BRYAN.
W. W. Scott has been trans
t h a t haircloth is not fit t o r.iore of the huge weight of of the 9th Judicial district*
erybody with the faintest
I ~ NOTICE.
ferred t o t h e office of auditor
be Supreme Court Justice, I taxation t h a t has cursed
[Parties putting papers in pimni -rof intelligence real and t h a t on a recent trip t o | a n ^ almost ruined them.— Chronicle: As much a s the for the S t a t e Department a t
rep-pop-licans proless t o love
my hand for execution will izes these truths . " In other the west he learned t h a t Fur- j Messenger.
silver. th?y a r e awfully m o d ; $.5,000, and Judge J. C. L.
please advance the fees with words, the writer of the para ehes WHS even less fit. Buck,\
ANNOUNCEMENT.
t i e papers arid they will re graph doesn't believe t h a t you know, is a priest, a n d i
because Secretary Carlile is Gndger t o a similar position
_i c i,
' , 1 • 1 I hereby announce myself an u
1
j n
ceive prompt attention, o t h e r the republican s t u m p speak upi-srle of Populism, and his| I n r t e p e n ,,,; n t Antindininistration I having iiwmimy silver dollars in the office of auditor of t h e
*. .
1 1 1 1
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wise they will be returned I
1 )prnnrrntif> p«nfliilnf-<i for Kr»lir«i.
opinions should have weight, Democratic candidate fr»r Solid- M-OllieO 1U lo«/4. I Oil SCe it Treasury—Christian Advo
.
not executed for the want of j ers ana editors who a r e I " ' 1 , h K party.—Conco/e/, r in the 10th Judicial District, 1 takes the wind out of their cate.
fthontino* n<r-,inst t h e
tu
fees.
I). F. BAIKD SHFF. shouting against . t h e new
1 Stunnard. J. F S PAINHOLK . I thunder.
Pay your subscription.
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Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
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and Biliousness
ARE SPEEDILY CUR££
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and on lYwines5.00 8 0 0 , 1
restored to her usuM «\ssrs. Bower and Lin7 ri(\ nl health
He also informs ney. I H" speaking was very
ske
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f , n f ' k f>vi!i,
By the use of
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w h " is satisfactory t o Republicans
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ninetieth year, IS and Populists, a s all the
.'17.50 ' n ^'°°d health.
speakers on th>* sitje of nppo- j
5 Q (JQ
sifion t o inaehiii" D«inoeraev i
— The democrats of
A friend speaks through the Bootl
auga will have 1 J grand rally a " T l l ! r e d '•>•*»""Ives Well. I
a K,
bay (Me.) Register, of the beneficis
Entered a t the Postoffieeat
'""d
n , , w h < , n voting tin,,. I'Oines
use of wtr.s p-,1
rr
results he has received from a regula
Boone. N. C„ a s seeond-cla.-M : H X q l l l s l t e m o s i c . " sumptn- "
«u
use at Ai uR S Pills. He says: "I was feeling sick and tired and m
it will be more satisfactory.!
1 U s least, and Getter
mail m a t t e r.
niail
j
t h a r.
stomach seemed all out of order. I tried a number of remedies bii
I all, speeches from some ol because all indica ti» MIS fa vor
?e°liaVeeev?Fl\VpVii ^rT 'ff Unt" 1 WM induced to ^ the ol
reliable AYER s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like
LOCAL NEWS.
j North Carolina's most (lis- , able for a signal victory for)
new man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of am
the cause of reform. 0,1 tllel
j tmguished eons <»n Thursday - ,1
thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will tak
I November the 1st. Let all 0 / M > r t , n s r , l o : i ' 1 be Pop— Have you registered ?
Pills" The™" g"^ iD n*ed °f a 1UXatiVe t0 ^ AYER
attend.
' . u!i»rs of tiie 3 a h Senatorial
i he now turn-pike will be
For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best phys
j district inet in convention a t
completed to-day.
n r . I , L . (yreeue, candi- Owrine, Ashe county, and
A YE IPS Pn,rU}ltdld ,beinff anf!e t0 relieVG me' 1 Was advised tot)f
Hy S0 and
h ,1
l!'. 1
Geheve my liver is now in a perfect
—Reports say that E. B. < te tor Judge on the repnb nominated Wiley H Farl4t,TuXT£oAikjA,'"EI'L'P r o i , r i e , o r o f J " r e i i , s
i
hi
Miller will vote foi Linnev bran ticket, asks us t o nay | thing, of Watauga, for the
"I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism for venrs so I
•it the report now in <-ii-<-u- j Semite; and a t Jefferson the
and others.
that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from sev
r l t P t o tho ripxt d a y the Republicans in
headaches. Lntil lately when these headaches came on, I was obli-ed
Mrs. Maggie Boydonand p'fr " t ' t l ' T i f ® '
give up^work. I have tried many medicines, bui without
ilenel
it.-ot t h a t lie has been taken conventionendureed thenom
children have returned from
tRkIng AYEll's Cattmrtic Pills regulaami nn
V™' ^°'
fiom t h e tinker, and J a k e Bow ination of Mr. F a r Hi i n - by
Elk P a r k
a d now my digestion is greatly improved, the headaches virtually cure
'"•111, ol Mitaheil. put on injtu-rla motion,
CI'SHZHCO!HMTRTHAD F°R
MCCABI
1 he weather continues os p|., ( v is ontrue nehaliasn , The Populists of Watn„-a
fine and the people ought t o l'-tter from than man Holton at a consultation on TUPS'
AYlW'S 7'!ih!rt' SnCn ''®adach<! in a very short time after having tak
gather their corn.
Antonio^ Texas!
"E,D««
" South street, B
1 1 ' in d a. y at, Boone, derided it v
under d a t.e. . of Get. - 20th h i t m y <11. u ' j o n e , u e c i o e d i ( was
.
^ ^ " " t t n e n r i o , , a n y | inexpedient t o nominate
—W. B. < num-ill, Jr., and 5
I lHltr (M t WV blrtA
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wife have gone to visit. Pol. thing of the kind, We hope county ticket,and recomendEoik and wife on the Yadkin. the report is not true, but ed the co operative move
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maa..
when we come t o think ol ment t o rill who are in favor
TUBS' IS x o BUM
A new i 111 pi ovement on
Every Dose Effeotiv
Deck IIill road will ue made how he was treated by the re,of a i hai.ge in the county
1«UG TO DBAVV
, i u , " U H ^ v l l °n he was a n a s - government system of North
B|"TX»Tirw^^t'—'figB W 3Wiwairw: .
irom Mr. Joshua Winklers
P'rant for Lieutenant Govern Carolina. The Republicans
TRADE!
t o the turn-pike.
or, we wouldn't, put thisntro of this county are support
o—Hot politics in .a kes active cious act much apastthepres ing Messrs. Spain hour and
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE
voters. The people will come cut < ombination, wMch if i-e-Of
Farthing, the Populist can I l i t
H )si.ir]
o u t and votejwhen they get » H . V Perpetrated, is a n unpar- didates for Solicitor and Sen
mi i!
warmed up.
nlleled outrage and a blis a t e and i t seems to be proper,
tering shame.
i n t , l e manufacture and sale of a
tor Populists to suppor their*' \ .
, ,
—The election lawtrequires
•ihb> I m n 'r V
aba medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN HERB M'O
that your name appears in A GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY. friends in prufrn-nj r „ i b T A " ' " n < n v , " , t " t h f t ^
full on the registration book, Arrangements are now be enemies, for it is evident the of April I will sell my stock of t " < : < "" | , 0 8 l ; d o l , h e nntural herbs „ U r inounta'ii 1
i s it s o put down?
ing made fo have a grand Den JOC i u t s a re bidding Uyr
ease] ofYheTlverM??^:'!*
'W'Tirnendedl-.:
—We still hear talk of a Democratic rally a t Boone Populist votes and propose
sinjr from a billion's'system ' T h T i' ".f-T t r ' " ] d l h ^ a . 8 t ' 8
railroad being built through on November the 1st. Some t o give tbein nothing in re
P " - . Hi,,,pie, ,-heap
-AND
yOook's (Jap. Work has nor ( , f 1 he most distinguished turn but abuse. In this week's
speakers in the party are ex issue of the DEMOCRAT the
commenced yet however.
ported t o be on hand. Among Populists are alluded t o a s
Look o u t for campaign
fU ]irp
them the Hon. M. W. Ran this " b a s t a r d outfit," a n d
wb
Ii"s and reports from now un
e l ' Packeffe,,
post paid t o anv address ' n
, i
1 F'
\ t "*0 per cent above
som; Hon. R. B. Glenn; Hon; what self-respecting Populist
til the election. The people
LeeS. Overman; Hon. W. H. ran for a moment think of
will not pay any attention t o
.. -s O hnmbuft; >ou.
RKSPECTFTJLL
Rower and others. The ser voting for a party t h a t will
these reports, however.
vices of the b?st brass band use such epithets a s this?
„ 7BE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE OMP
Zionville, N. t;„ Sept. 6, 1S9-L
t res 11 goods arriving a t in the S t a t e will |>e secured Such language a s this will
W. L. Bryan's. He has some to furnish music tor the oc certainly recoil on the heads IT you d o n ' t think I mean it
good bargains, don't forget casion. One of the attrac of those who use it. Great
come a n d look through my
t o see him when you are in tive features of the occasion success t o the POPULIST.
town.
Pop.
will be a grand horse-back More anon.
—See t h a i your name is on parade, and in addition to
The Discovery Saved Eis Life.
YOU
t h e registration book before all this a big dinner for ev- Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, I t wont cost you one cent if
cr\ body will be served. Cir n«aversvilie, 111., sajH: "To' Dr.
t lie sun sets next Saturday,
you d o n t purchase.
King's New Discovery owe ray
if you wish to vote in the culars and posters will be I'fe. U us taken with ILa Grippe I have a large stock and
Well, when yon want the best g r a d e of goods, call
distributed next week giving and tried all the physicians for
coming election.
me. for I have them. For the next twenty d a y s Twill of!
the whole programme. Ev miles about, but of no avail and want t o get rid of i t before a l o t of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardwa.
1 he Democratic grand
spring.
erybody would do well t o was given up and told I could
Ladies'unl rimmed h a t s a t 2 0 ets. a n a up; a lotofChaJli
rally a t Lenoir on the 3rd of
not live. Having Dr. King's
come and enjoy the day.
a t 5 cts. a yard cash —nice patterns.
-o.New Discovery in ray store I sent
Nov. promises to he a huge
for a bottle and began its use
Remember this is a special sale, und will positively o
Poor Digestion
affair. The Democrats of Wa
UALL AND LOOK! ^
and from the first dose began to
ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is t
t a u g a a r e cordially invited Leads to nervousness, fretful- get better, and after using three
-oness. peevishness, chronic Dys buttles was up and about again.
time, a s you will find many useful things a t cost and u
to attend
pepsia and great misery. Hoou's It is worth its weight in gold.
der on my Special
—The two lions will stand Sarsaparill is the remedy. I t We won't keep »toie or house I would rail your attention
up together in Boone Satur t o m s the stomach, creates an without it." Get a free trial at. t o t h e big cut in prices in my C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s ,
appetite, and gives a relish to
d a y week, Linney and Kitch- tood. It makes pure blood and W . L. Bryan s store.
These Sperin! Bargains are for CASH only, but will s t
other lines
, e n , b u t t h e l i o n a n d t h e gives healthy action to all the t'hairman Marion Bntler
them a t reduced rates for produce. S o all can faie alii
lamb will n o t lie down togeth o rg a n s of the body. Take has undertaken t o boss both
Come one come all and get something nice, a t a low r a .
Goods for Hood's Sarsa pa rilla
erinall probability.
a s they must g o regardless of cost.
(m res.
Republicans and Pops, and
—Our county canvass is Hood's Pills become the favor it now seems t h a t he will be
You can also get all kinds of staple goods, a s I have
full line.
moving along, and will close ite cathartic with every one who unable t o boss himself. I t is
a t Boone on Saturday before tries them. 25c.
now very evident t h a t the
the election. The Republican
whole concern will collapse.
It is very encouraging t o
rally will conflict with the us t o read of the many noble They a i e already oh the run,
) ours Anxious to please,
boys.
men wlic a r e devoting them and the nearer the election,
W I L L W . HOLSCLAVV.
—Look o u t for the 'Tariff selves and talents among the more disorganized they
off" " a d " of Will W. Hols- the people in t h e present cam g;et. They will not be able
claw, in o u r next issue- His p a i g n . F e w S t a t e s h a v e t o elect a Congressman in the
bargain offers are immense, greater men than Ransom, State, neither will they elect
and we say in advance t h a t Jarvis, Glenn, Overman, Rob a Judge. Of course they will
it will pay you t o see him be bins, Ayeock and many oth help elect Judge Clarke, who
ers .vho a r e now working a- is the democratic nominee,
fore buying.
USTT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.
mong the people and plead they having endorsed him.
—Most of the people who
MO W 16 1HE 11AK lO SUBSCRIBE. Av*
ing with them to stand firm We now learn t h a t Leander
went t o Statesville court
L. Greene, of our town, the
t o Democratic principles.
iunionist cundiclato forjudge
have returned. The case aThe S t a t e cannot afford t o in this Dist. has been taken
gainst Mack Wagner w a s
g o back under Rep. rule a s it from the ticket and thenmne
continued until next term.
would be a blight upon her ot Jacob Roman, of Mitchell,
1 he case against Win, Hagaprospects. Our people are put on instead. Mr. Greene
man was dismissed. No bill.
ft-waking t o the importance says the report is false, but
A change m t h e mail of the occasion and will roll the name of Roman is surely
on the S t a t e Judicial ticket.
RESPECTFULLY
Cathartic Pilli
SAT
•'
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
COMPANY
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
S Zetirr,^ 'Vnoe"W" " L '''
COST!
STOCK
W. L BRYAN.
CO C
Of Course
Want the Cheapest
rJtl'nnvr?i 1 £ < S e ;. eM o f W>e "nrtms "si. tine tn<TV
bV^Utx!'^
s
�Tie WateirjaDerQTjrat
oils part.v both in t h e stiitol What will o u r Populist) I t ia vwVgmtifviius r o u s
and nation, and now, when friends think,after they have t o hear of the f i v o r m d - po- Owing to a great press of
bu.-iness we have not been aThursday,
O
o a n n o f o u r g r e a t achieve j voted for theKepuhlicnn tick litira) pffairs in A s h e ,-onntv
ment is shining forth a s the et and against their own 'I here is a flue prospect for b'** to attend any meeting
* or Congress, 8th District, noonday sun, t o think t h a t .principles, after the election the entireticket t o be elected of the county canvas.-, but
W. H. Bower, of Caldwell. these same men have gone) when they a r e all whipped in- Mitchell countv is in belter learn that the county candi
date* arc getting OIIMI othh
IflPk" rm
r>1<] political
I
^l
T*
. ..
.
*
bank on their old ...si
i As the season is over w
eluding their Republican a I- shape f o r the Democrats
For Judge, 10th District, friend, and have, o r a r e aand Quietly. Good crowds
lies. I he defeat of the F:i-; than ever before and a great
W. B. f ouncill. of Watauga. bout to, join themselves with sion ticket in North CaroTna surprise awaits both parties! are attending the township ; will sell our stor k* ?>f HAi$C
SFRRIES. BUGGIES, DO!
the old defunct republican is a s certain a s a n y thing in Mitchell. Caldwell c o u n t v I meetings.
For Solicitor, 10th District,
party by voting* for a n d with
BLE AND SINGLE IIAP
W. C. Newland, of Caldwell. them. These things a r e in can be n o t yet consummated, is on a Democratic boom
John Sherman. Tom Reed jand will roll up a big major-j
NESS,
deed strange t o us. Thecoun Bill McKinlev and many oth- .ity. Burke county is doing!
for State Senator,
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
t y government must beehan er leading Republicans, are things up handsome a n d will
Dr. L. C. Beeves.
ged, they cry, and we ask making speeches now night; more than hold her own.
At A Very Low Price.
For Representative,
what for? Give us a reason. and day in the North and Catawba county is coming
They are all L1RSI CI.LS'J
A. J. Fletcher.
W est to defeat the Populist t o the front again a s a great
find almost as good as new.
i t is the duty of every dem M i d D e m o c r a t s . I n N o n h D e m o c r a t i c c o u n t v . T h e
COUNTY TICKET.
W ill sell on time, o r trade\
ocrat in the county t o s e e Carolina the Populists have fusion ticket s o far h a s provF o r Clerk Superior Court, t h a t he is properly register
for g o o 1 stock.
joined the Republicans t o ed t o be weak and numbers
•JAMES C. HOKTON.
ed and then attend t h e elec beat the Democrats on ac- of the voters in the Repubh
Fall on us a t once a t Blowr
F o r Sheriff:
tion on the 5 t h d a y ot Nov. count, a s they acknowledge, r *an and Populist have be-!
VYINFIELD S. FARTHING.
a g Lock. We will be here
and vote for the Hon. W. H. of the,present system of coun J come disgusted a t the BoxsJtfr. R. E. Thomas
F o r Treasurer.
KTausvlile. West Va.
until Oct. 1 s t .
Bower for Congress; for t h e ty government. Now is not ism of Marion Butler. The'
JAMES W. HORTON.
A
Associate Justices and f o r this a grand move of our, judicial ticket for Hie fusion
-j
»TT
' €3 •
M
RESPECTFULLY, W
rl i i
ro
F o r Register of Deeds,
ir
the District J idges and for Populists? A f t e r all thejists has a s yet, n o t been
HUGH DOBBIN.
HENKEL, CRAIG A (O.
the nominees of tin# party for boast of the Pops, t o reform completed. Chairman Holton
From Loss of a L? mb
F o r Surveyor,
Solicitor in the District, to- the politics of the country, of the Republicans and Chaii
C.«so cf V. r h:to Swelling — Blowing Rock Sep. 12, *94.
JONES GREER.
vvit, W. C. Newland. Votefoi they have narrowed it down man Butler of the Poos. hav<
A Perfect Cure.
One
s?roful.i and
F o r Coroner,
the legislative ticket, Fletch on the county government a general racket on hand and! cue ofof tin* i;»ost ions formsIofV.uit of while
the hiost difficult to cure *
NOAH MALST.
swelling. HOO.I'I;
has accore;;U-;her and Reeves and then look system and have surrendered the whole business seems
«tl
wonderful w:;cs of
swelling,
after the county ticket. Vote every other cardinal doctrine | ready t o explode especial! v c::.!r.sanywhich is related belowwhitoJlr. B. E.
of
by
The campaign now going the straight ticket . Every
Thaians, a manufacturer of harnesses, Bat!tiles
WANTED!
of the party. What a grand on the judicial ticket.
etc., at Evansville, V. Vx Raasi his letter;
o n in North Carolina is an one on the ticket is honest, movement t o be sure.
'V. i. Hood h; Co., Lowell, Mass.:
A i miietIy for '
disease and m?
•
orr ilIMi tiff
Deal
Fusion Muddle,*
lu btj I v/.jseUeJ w;..i a sorer
unusual one; more unusu capable and of excellent char
h , l , r * v » ^ p M a l l y for tliosetlis
whitoswvi FIVOYKUMI-- , , lwd
Pops, did you not know t h a t
luuiosAo.i.ig. !• ive yearo Inter I Y . tuhare ,,,kk
. .
.
News and Observer: T o one the Cosh n.y limb cut open
a l t h a n a n y o n e s i n c e t h e actor. No one among t h e
'
ph\NJrlullS llllVe
the people of North Carolina well-cured, veil-soaked Radi bcrapeu. oniter M-J iiesa healed and I the bona j P' '
tcraped. A
After the itash heaied up v/-:s not
OllOUUCed ilH'Umbie *
war. The democratic party democratic voters can refuse especially in the E a s t will
tn\flLL» II again untilinanry. . r, ' *
rouble (Kfvla nt.iM 7 ... .
U«2. I
taken
down with the gri.x wnieu seuk.l In tb« ut*\ u.ussince the war has defended t o support our county ticket never allow the colored peo cal add a raw Democrat thai I ly anecten Inno, gorca ^therin.g where thero
We give below a lew of the
been
r oe hi pxrlieul ir'penctratluir to
has been well beaten in a con ha,1hone. scars, whole front ut my leg j>.;m knee the many letter^ which we
itself with untiring zeal t h a t for all of them are of our
the
, he
ple in those large counties
TO ULLCLTO SCCLJLC'LL TO BO
have n-ceived, and which we
h a s challenged the world. best citizens. Think of your where a majority of the vention mortar. Boil slowly!
A irfc;33 of Ccrrjptlor..
m a brass pot, over a s'owi I could get l-ui little eiuw and oomfnrt and less publish with the consent of
The first g r e a t fight in the duty, good people, and per
votes are of the colored race
benefit
the medical tre;itmeut I received. the writers who a r e convinc
fire made of rorten planks! Some offromIrlends ndrK-1 me to havo the bv ed t h a t such a remedy a s 0
South and especially in good form it on the d a y of the eiec
my
t o again control the country.
fJ'Jl'utated. hut l
not w.iutmg to
old North Carolina was a- tion. We appeal t o you a s You of the Populist who have from last y e a r s platform.! a hi'ib. Perclutiiij#-iuu'-l,an arlvertiserieuth«o ha v e (escribed lias been found
a I saw
in
a T> I - KT ornhniclm; a tmt.'nvxdal for Hood's t- --- in ( nmponnd Oxygen Treat-*
g a i n s t carpet bag rule, which democrats not 1o fatter, but joined forces with the old Before serving add just e n - sxp.\.ilL. from obo Mr. John AIcMurray, tclimg
.aei.t of i;rs. Starkev & Puhad well nigh destroyed the d o your whole duty. No ex radical ringsters of the S t a t e ough sour negro t o su/t. the
icn.
the taste. Serve quickly, as
hopes of the people, but with cuse can exempt, you if you will all g o down together af
vrlmt H;nd's Sarsup.-.rllbi h i t doit3 tor Lis sou. I
the aid of our great Vance, a r e able t o get t o the polls. ter November. But i t is a the muddle will not keep.
My daughter was cured of
couclu ' - I to try Hood'sS:irs»p.u ill» no I bought
i x bottles
had
No brandy need be added suoi t-ikei. itof it ubmiAthreo months .-igo. itI was Asthma by one treatment otrom
the grandest man of modern Bring \ nur neighbors w h o great satisfaction t o us t o
two months when I could sou
me more
a s the muddle is s t r o n g en doingv....... ......good than »nythiiiff i'ltad taken! pound Oxygen, offer suffering
times, thoseemmissaries were a r e indifferent. You owe this
I ht<
. ... re now used about Clxroe bottles. The sores ioi fliteen years, kd. h. v\ mj.js
...I/in nunc uuiues. ~
know t h a t we have honest
have all healed up ami
driven from power a n d ma service t o your county and Populists like Rev. P a t t o n , ough.
Tyler, Texn^
W!y Limb Is Perfectly Sound.
ny of them from the country. s t a t e a s good citizens. A lag Ben. Teaster and lots of oth
We jiublish fi letter taken It has also boneOted my general health and I
»>« now
Hood's S;*
Then negro rule laid hold on gard is not a true citizen oi ers who will not support this troiii the .Morganton Popu sapsrllliable to work at my trade.and I cannot " I used your compound Oxy
receives all the prat.se
gen about a year and a half 'a
recommend it enough for the goo<l It has done
a number of counties in this bis county and s+ate, a s his mongrel ticket. They all list, written over the signa me." B. K. THOMAS, Evansvllkt, W. Va.
go. I neglected to tell vou of
S t a te, and bv the aid of I heir- political friends have a right have our best regards for ture oi "Pop. \ \ e know tin* Mood's Pills onre liver iris, constipation, the great benefit J received from
republican allies they were a- t o the votes of all, and we their true honorable position gentleman writing over the billouaaesa. lai.indiec.sicl;hxv--.tni'i-wsri.-m' its use. I have not been troub
led with catarrh since —F..
ble t o continue their power wish t o say in this connec •Ve know of many others soul inspiring name of ' P o p , '
Revels, Syracuse I niversiHv £yracuse, N. Y.
under the then existing elec tion t h a t personal affairs who will pot, vote the radical and know him to be adied-in H O W T G S A V E E O N tive laws. Here w T aspresent ought not t o come in a s a ticket either county or S t a t e , the wool radical and only ax
EY.
Send for hook of two hundred
ed another serious condition. barrier in voting. Every one nor Congaessiona).
Humes the name of populist.
mges for furtherinfonnation, t < 7
— ( < > ) —
How t o bridge over this should ?ome squarely t o t h e
tiii.onials, etc. A book sent free.
' P o p has done more t o t r y
Oue of the great secrets ia mo Home Treatment sent dntl v ex
blight t h a t was bankrupting front arid cast his ballot for
Great efforts a r e oeirig to get the populist* to 'jine' king money is to know how t< press th t used at Jiomo. Office
those counties t h a t werecon- his party principles. Thedcm
made by the Republicans in the republicans than any o t h save it. 1 he principal way to save rreatment administer ok here.
tro ! ed by the blacks and boss ocrats will carry the county
the 8th district, t o beat Hon. er radical in the county; but money is to buy t hat which you
es of the republican p a r t y handsomely if the party will
consume from the party who will
tin
H o n . Bovver, but we a r c we are glad t o sa.v t h a t he sell you the BEST article for th*was a very serious matter t o give its full support. Let us
has almost signally failed in LEAST money In order to find l.ȣ9 Arch St. Philadflphia, Fa.
120 Sutter St. San Fntneitco, CaL
contemplate, and especially again appeal t o you t o g o t o proud t o know t h a t they will his undertaking.
the above named party it, is verv
s o w h e n i t w a s f r e s h i h t h e work and not cease until sun signally fail. Gol. Lin i icy
essential that you call and ex Please mentioH this paper.
Cure for Headache.
amine my immense stock of
m i n d h o w t h e H o l d e n a n d down on the evening of the will not prove a s s t r o n g a
man a s Dr. Wilcox two years Asa remedy for ail forms of
Kirk war had nearly brought election. Will you do it, o r
Headache Electric H i t t e r s has G E N E R A L M E R C H A N
on a war between the r aces. will you s t a y stubbornly a t ago. We doubt vv h e t h e r proved to be the very best. It
DISE
Democrats began t o lose all home and allow the enemies there are any more popular effects a permanent cure and the
most
hope, but able and conserva of democracy t o out vote Republicans i n the district aches dreaded habitual sick head M hieh is almost complete in ev
yield to its influence. We
tive men became thoughtful your friends and elect their than Dr. Vv ilcox and we fur urge all who are afflicted to pro erv department, consisting oi
ther think he made a more cure a bottle, and give t h i s rem Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
and a change of theconstitu- ticket?
aceentaole campaign than edy a fair trial- In cases of I ab- Shoes, Ilard-ware, tin-ware, AFTER APRIL THE LST '94,
tion a s t o county govern
Groceries, Saddles, QueensMr. Lumev is now uiakin"* ' ^' U { l '°onstipation Electric Bit ters
10 per cent, cut on prices.
ment system was finally had
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
Kitchin with his Butler or On,- TILING \ve HIV
V
t '! P n w r t e d P n «
,n'Tj '"7F J 'Ibowels, and (tew cases Ion Etc., Etc., too mim< rous to men
X
and our present system was Butler with his Kitchen a i e
to the
tion.
Kin, i t , i»
,,
, | th . i t tiie friends of Dr A ii resist the use of t-his medicine!
"
"•
inaugurated, which has s o
SPOT R AMI OR BARTER,
billed for Loono on Saturday ii cox woi-e mor-i• enthusiastic i Try it once. Large bottles onlv
.'
* '•*
1 ' V If W I
t
I have just received the nicest
highly blessed all the people.
N E \ E.LI 1 L N DAY IS.
week the 3rd of November tojfoi him two years ago ti m Fifty cents a t W. L. Br van's
and most complete line of
In every campaign since the
orate for the Republicans.! Mr. Linnevs'friei, |x a r e now store.
-X
W3
HxfVft
change, the republican p a r t y
Do the Republicans ha ve any Dr. Wilcox was a Republican rhere has been so much confu
Look over our list and r<>m
h a s raised the issue of coun
sion
pare our.juices with those soiling
recollection of a man by theilrom princiide and h id stood
Tlmt has ever been exhibited to mi time.
ty government, and the peo
About fusion, fusion, fusion.
name of Buck Kitchen i n firm for his partv Mr Lin That when goods are offered in the citizens of Boone and sur ey made.""MUIHM buvt-ti is n.oiiple have sit down on them.
roundings, consisting of
Boone in the year 1 8 8 8 ? ir>y has no such a record a J
profusion
They fought this system un
To get them should be the con ( dicoes of all styles and shades Ye will sell you 4 1 - 2 pounds
Was i t a good sweet time for a Republican. Rev. P a t r o n ' s j
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- aood coffee for $1 .00, 1 6 pounds
til they have worn themselves our Republican friends then ? fi Lads will de devni - J a
clusion.
iies, hattinea, (j]rijrhara8 f N a n - s t r a
nugar lor
bent
out, and it is nothing n o w
Kitchen still s a y s t h a t the|gai.mt Mr. Linnev, and Bow- .So, if on X. M. Allen ou will fuse sooks, chain brays. (ash meres, i calico (5 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot
but a tattered old garment*
He will
muse
Henrietas, Bleechinsr. Dama.sk ton check, 27 inches «IUb, 7 cts.
g. I'ail.Uflll
*
n,
<11. UCB w ide. I CTS.
Republican party has d e n s e r aid be supported by many To offersummon hisso low
vcu goods
They have the cheek t o ask
Sheeting,
ladies' and gents'
more harm than a n y p a r t y ; of
We almost know At cost you will think them be draj tery,wjeans etc.Plafds.l cot- ! nI>crc yard,a pandthanl they have
tonades. i ' o u i c which w l illl hatsi vcheaper I n u l
—— j v
>> J f l U I
n l
oi
iic
r i
the populists in with them t o on the face of the earth ever,' this to !>*• be so for many of
evlow.
he sold a t reduced pi ices for cash < ev Ireen sold befoie
patch up this old fabric, but did. He still says t h a t Fair- the Populists a r e like Rev)tu
-1-1
or its oo TV • 1/AL^.. 4- — J •
equivoleiit, inecliDg anddt
I So, to him you should go,
We are just receiving a full line
fying ail
comparatively few of t h e m
cloth and Furches who a r e )> t ] • ton, men of poii; leal con I And not be slow;
of ladies' dress goods at prices to
will submit t o being made on the fusion ticket for Su t'li.f
.... i^-i
.
R p u *ih k J t Vou do vour choosing
REASONAB: E COMPETITION suit the buyers.
patches of. We notice some preme Court Judges are not i IHIOI1 .S. ami thv.v vwnv t h e . And «•;»you from lo.«.n«.
.Nituufion honesMv, they arel B. My entire stock W E M E a N WHAT WE SAY.
hitherto good and substan fi t o be voted for. Then ot c.,„vin .d t h a t Bower is a ! N
a »J've can save
'
t
?
of General Merchandise will C a ! I a , , , J
tial citizens in our county, if
R*isp.
touise c does not come t o ! truer friend to their political That prii•es next to cost
be sold at reduced prices ioFy(mwoney
reports be true, ar^ being led Watauga t o urge TLO voteis I doctrine than Linnev
W RTDLINRA F RV NIVRO the
+ .. T ,
.
T.
OI L I . J. J I A
zW£
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO.
u ( j Should not be lost.
CASH or its equivolent.'
astray into this unholy alli of the county t o vote for will so vote.
.
,
1 Blowing Rock, March 5.
So, if yon want to be funny
In order to make room for _
ance. Who would have ever these incompetent fellows, j
7 -• ,
7
j At Alien s store leave vour money new stock, I am offering my en-i
monev
Allen's
thought t h a t such substan Doeshe come t o help Linney? u - V I V i ' ,V. n . H ' ) (
a \ 0 r u e u i il accept a flag oftruce tire lot of
•
Standsid Kfrpo'i Nctjee.
tial and highly-respected cit Of course n o t for Linney said /
• ciinesaay o f In the shajre o, your produce.
READY-MADE CLOTHING , T h p P^PP i a of Watauga will
izens a s Robt. Shearer, J o not long a g o t h a t "Kitchen last week and the Messenger !
,
take notice t h a t I have p r o 7
" " \T' '
Amica sa've.
a ., t r u .
A1 COST.
seph Brown and J . S. Norris ought t o be chained in hell '
cured a room in the c o u r t
V
.?Tc'
The best salve in the wm!d for
1 hanking my friends and cu.s- house where I will attend a t
would have repudiated t h e d - m him." Well then what
' ' ' '., ' 1 , 1 0 e X ( ' p l ) r
P n < 1 cuts, bruises, sores, salt riieuiu,
towers tor th« literal patronnge Cie commissif.nerK' eonrt t h e
grand men and principles of can Uncle Buck come for? IT, 1 i ^ 1
•k ; v ; r n o r e s , t e t t e r , c h a p p e d h a n c t ^
, 1 eplie< 1 t J him and in a masi chilblains, corns and all skin they have given me in the postU P
f -»
'''
?f'h .n,"n,h
the democratic party? Espec R R . . • ! » .
I here is but one Pop. on the Da ly speech of a n hour o r ^ u p t i m ^ and positive:,- cures an d s o l i c i t i n g a c o n t i n u a t i o n o t :
lIO!-e ol sealing Ihe
ially when we consider how ticket in this county and he more covered the e n t i r e piles, or no pay required, it is
the same so long as I merit it ,
for the
those same old citizens have says he is a Republico-Popu- ground."
guaranteed to give perl ct satis- am
n
U KSPKCTFTLLY
f ! K1 1 ' h t * l a t t "
this
fought with us so m a n v ljy|faction or m o n e y efusided.
, , r> ,.,
. 0 he done every tv>o .yeais.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
y e a r s t o put down this I unl
M. B. BLACKBURN J . H. COOK,
|
Pay your subscription
by \\ R . L. Bryan.
STANDARD KEEPER,
IMPORTANT
Hood's^Ceres
Ors, 'key 4 Pgleo,
LOOK I, Li vE i!
•
�T h e W a t a a ^ a DBDIO'jrat
! p r P 8 8 and Carolinian: Mr.
.
- **»w< LOSING
A COMPLETE NEWS
PA
Cupt. Buck Kitchen was Blackburn and Maj. (lurhriel
PER
NO S3 JEAK?Ki
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, v+ry talkative at Monroe*>n the anti-Dcinocraticspeakcrs
The Pride of the North Carolu
*5. COPOOVAN,
devoted to the interest ot (boun the 6th inst., and in talking! who have spoken in Hickory j
FRD1CK&E.W a'£0SALT
na Press."
ty State ano Nation. Published he opened his mouth very did not make coinciding
*3.L0 POLICE,3 Sous.
every Thursday at Boone, NVa wide, tie repeated s o we a r e statements about "bull pen*'
Do you waiit to aid in building
o5y.»2.W0RKl»;c«j-,^
tauga County. N. C.
up a paper that shall reflect the
*" EXTRA FINE.' ^
informed what he said in the voting places in the eastern
gi eatest credit on North Caroli
$ 2.*l. 7 - 5 B0Y3 SCHC7_SH:£S.
presence of Sheriff Ellington part of North Carolina. One
na, no matter where it may be
•LADIESAbout a Hundred Ye«rn Ago.
seen? Then patronize
a t Smithfield to-wit: " t h a t stAted them as being one
<« j
\ V 1 " fT
Every gentleman wore a
i he Wilmington Messenger
SEND FOR CATALCC'JE *
he now saw t h a t he had thing and the other another
W-L-DOUCLAS,
A LAITGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
cue and powdered his hair.
made a great-big mistake thing. When in point of fact You can s a v e - r i » » rB RhOr C K T O N , AlASi.
Do you want a reliable paiier
y j purcbusiug Vv . L.
Imprisonment for debt was
neither one. of them statei
SU.,e«,
giving you all the news of the
but i t was t o o late to recon
Because, we r 1 t„e larg-st manufacturers of
the truth about them. They advertised saoesein the world, sud guarantee
a common practice.
world a Democratic newspaper
sider."
the value by stamping the came and price oa
are telling worse things than the bottom, which protects -ou against hi.-h
that equals the best-has the
There was not a public li
j!
COSTCO
He said further t h a t he this about us down in the prices and the middleman's proSts. O :r sltors
largest circulation, and has lor
equal custom worlc in s'vlc, en--y Cflny a:.i
brary in the United States.
wearing Dualities. We have them etl 1 every
was in favor of the present [eastern p a r t of tiie State,
twenty-one years been 1 part
where at lower prices for the value give-i t 13
Almost all the furniture system ot the county governand tactorin thegrowth and devany other make. Tnke no substitute. If your
Buckleu's Arnica Sa've.
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
velopment of the Old
North
was imported from England. ment, and declared t h a t the
The best salve in the world for Dealer - , wbose^nanip will shortly ap
£AT
RECAUTION
•.'late.' Then subscrbe for
There were no maps, charts reason they did not fuse in cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, pear hear. Ageuts wanted. Apply'at
A NECESSITY
the WILMIKCTON MESSENGER
the T ..->turv, Iki^ine Room. Machine Shop,
o r globes in tne school Halifax county was because feversores, tetter, chapped hands once.
.wiser,' nil.I Paliiicrt' Shops, and any
Campaign Rates:
chilblains, corns, and all skin
•..we wtiorc oitr 11 i«t, nr clothes are u*e<L
rooms.
. n-vif ar'iuo'eU.t>y wit to be the h wl I he "Daily Messenger," by
there was not. a decent white eruptions, and positively cures
r CAROLINA
THE N0RTH
•ling for tint ptirp.tke ever invented.
An old copper-mine in Con
SKMI> ror. ruiCES AT ONCS.
Republican in the county t o piles, or no pay required. It is
m a i l 4 months on trial, for
College of
necticut was used a s a pris
guaranteed to give ]M»rfect sati>
4 : ;,;Tj & Supply Co*
iLii E. Fi;
fuse with, and hedid notcare faction or m o n e y refunded.
Agriculture and
on.
76-78 Paarl Street, Boston.
1 lie weekly "Transcript Mes
to be fooling with the ne Price 25 cents per box. For sale
MechanicArts.
The mail-carrier o f t e n
senger,' (the largest a n d
by \V. L. Bryan.
Offers Three Technical Cours
best paper in the State) 9
whiled away time a s his ani groes. Speaking ot the Ju
dicial Fusion ticket, with
Under the Democratic tar es: Thrt Course in Agru-ul
months on trial for $1.00
mal jogged along the road
ture; The Course in Science;
Cash in advance. Both
in knitting mittens for win characteristic warmth and iff law refined sugar remains PheCourse in Mechanical anil
papers a r e large Eight-Page
emphasis, he declared t h a t it about the same price a s be
ter use.
Civil Engineering.
sheets. Send Postal Card
a a a a B — — —•
, with the address of five per
N e w E n g l a n d p r o d f l ewould he "Snowingin Shrol" fore. But the profits t o the Fuch course is broad and
e t
sons and receive sample cop
hardly enough grain for the before he ever voted for Fair refiners' sugar trust have thorough, and the institu
ies of THE MESSENGER.
support of its population, cloth and Furches, o r words been cut down from 50 t o 75 tion is now equipped for ex
NATURE'S
t o t h a t effect.—News a n d per rent and the millions of cellent. work. Expenses very
l' Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf.
and was the poorest section
Observer.
bounty abolished, and the moderate. Fo r catalogues,
CURE FOR
of the country.
a ddress.
TAKE THE
t a x now goes into the Unit
Boys attended the district The campaign is now com
ALEX. Q. Holladav. Pres.
ed States Treasury t o the aRaleigh, N. C.
school for two o r three ing down t o business. A sit
uation confronts us. Can monnt.of forty-three millions
months in the winter; the
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master "boarded round*' a- we, a s a part of the people of where none was received un
and
the South: who a r e ostracis der the Republican law. This
mong his patrons.
H
Ln
=
.Jhto new_ treatment for Catarrh and
This new Treatment
looks like legislation in favor
There were no cotton man ed by the people of the North;
diseases of the respiratory organs is
| EWING MACHINE
S
| one of the most important discoveries
Emigrants going to anv of the
ufactures in New England o r whom they a i e trying t o of the " s u g a r trust," doesn't
In medical science and possesses the
•nH in States or Territories
following advantages i
ii
..
.
acuiiuiies
make their subservient, rools it?—Chronicle.
anywhere else, for the fibre
b The patient can cure himself at a email expense
MIL sa\e time and money goiim
WARRANTED
and without outside assistance.
could not be seperated from financially and politically a s
2. No change of diet or pursuit ot life la nacessary via. Chicago and Alton route,
during treatment.
Blood and Skin Diseases 5 YEARS
in the quickest route to
well a s socially, eschew our
t h e seen.
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to tho
patient and entail no discomfort.
Candlesticks were almost own independent fortures in
4. Tho remedy reaches the seat of the trouble KANSAS CITY, DENYER.
directly.
R
PUEBLO,
life and permit them t o gain
8. The remedlet and meant of appliance can be
a s heavy a s tables, and were
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenlenoe.
Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash
control over us by our votD
Ft FE TREATMENT at any druy utoro.
sometimes set on rollers t o
mgton, Oregon, Utah
f ' *£ ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
be the more easily moved ng a t this time for a politi- 1 BOTANIC BLOOD BALM never fails
nf id California.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
to cure
manner of Blood and Skin
Caoierlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas,
cal party o r in the least way oohiis. all Is the great Southern buildingtilsabo'jt the room.
It
up
rinest and Best Equipped
ana purifying Remedy, and
all manner
in its favor, o r against a par of skin and blood diseases. cures a bulMing
As
Road in the H'&sY.
up tonic It Is without a rival, and absolutely
Only line running Solid Yesti
There can be no doubt t,y t h a t has fought for usi beyond comparison with any other similar
remedy ever offered to the public. It Is a
bud trains etween St. Louis
i bout the attitude of the Na ever since the war ended? By- panacea for all Ills resulting from Impure
blood, or nn Impoverished condition or the
find Kansas itv.
human system. A single bottle will demon
tional administration in re voting for any but the regu strate its paramount virtues.
Reclining iair cars and Tour
lation to the New York elec nr Democratic nominee you
istepers ee of extra charge.
ci;iniiiiimiiiiiinnn:iimuim»mim.An.tii.i,nm c^. .„
flfSond for free book of Wonderful Cures.
x
1 will mee parties at any rail
tion. Mr. Lamontnnd other will d o this very thing. It Price, ti.oo per large bottle; $3.00 for six
Z
Itl^h Arm.
S
bottles.
road station with through tickets
s U*» » s«l( M)ltiiu( Kmlla
•lose friends of the President doestnot seem reasonable t o ii
^ Metallic Weather Boarding,
A K M N SrlMhreadlns shitttt«.
and baggage checks.
For sole by druggists; If not send to us,
s H*» No Kquut in Coustrur.tloa.
[fire in New York working for us t h a t any one can d o so. and medicine will be sent freight prepaid on
Z U M a Meoltanloal Apw itrauox.'
I* or full information, maps and
Complete Ceilings,,
receipt of price. Address
2 llMnn Klegmii Flni.m.
descriptive pamphlets of the
the ticket. It is not to be Hence we make the appeal t o
s H:n a IWIrct A(l}iiitmpnL
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Corrugated Sheeting,
5 Ha# x I'ostttvn Take-up.
\\ i^st write to or call on
Z H UM Slylbh Knrnituro.
•
jxpeeted that the President the people at this time t o
E <to»s a Larprer Itanee of (ienrral Work 7
H-.a More ( IIMHI Seulsz QnalltlMMKl Z
Roofing Paints,
B. A. NEWLAND.
S
lloves Mr. Hi 1 ) on account of make up their minds and
l'residf.iit Cleveland's Cancer.
- iiutn My Hewing Mochino Lu the World. —
1 raveling Pa^sen^e}' A«r{;
>'(
Iron Roofl >i
Jhis fight against the oonfir- vote none other but the full
It has been rumored that lie Z Examine THE ROYAL for points of
! 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N^ C
Esvo Troughs. Guttsrs and Spouting
ha« it. If he would take a course ^
J. C HAHLTOX . fi. P. A
jinntion of his appointees, ticket for the regular Demo
excellence, and yea wiU
Alt forms of Sheet r'etalforBuiliO—
of Botanic Blood Balm, the '•est buy no other.
Chicago, 111.
nor that Tariff Reformers cratic nominees.—Hickory blood purifier and building-up
( TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED ;
COMPLETE AND READY \
V
Improve bis vote against the Press.
remedy in the world, he would z RuYAE S. H. CO., Rockford. HI.
row nr.wrvj: k,
soon be well. It will not disap BlUllllltllllllllililililKiituiiltltKSlCIIIlMIUIlllllllll
tariff bill.
But they are
V;E WANT
Inaigpbtt.jti, and Stomach dlKordor-t
How Republicans Talk.
point. Price $1.00 |>er large bot
• KYic.-tT'JR-R ME ? »ITTan-.-.
—AN—
f»)emocrats and can advanoi.
A Republican n a m e d tle. For sale by ilrn iriiist'8, U JS ©
A!1 dealer kwp it. *r per bottle. Gen.,ice ha
Vatic-mark and CTQ^XJ red linev on wnppt
[Democratic doctrine only by Mube met a Democrat the it for all blood and skin diseases,
C U R E
[helping to defeat the Repub other day, thinkingthe Dem rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
lican tjcheine of gerrymander ocrat was a Republican from
In this town—ou rnrrcoUs workman to
take orders and AITI.Y our materials
tak* ordtra
University of. North Carolina.
in this vicinity.
in 11^Empire State, and per his name, discussed hard
Corrmpondmeo
TO
InHu.les thn U(»lh*g«, i hf* Lprices and term}. solicited • write for
sonal considerations do not times and low prices of t i
4- f%
nivpr-ir Y . thp L JIW .School,
Qeey? ^ CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
enter into such contests.
ll a ' ' c o. The Republican thp MI'dical Sfhool H nd tii!- ON RECEIPT OP GO CENTS
ESTABLISHED 1872,
"<£<3 E a s i l y M a d a .
Hill and his followers did said: "«)f course we know Summer Srliool forTmu'ht-TH.
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
We wnrt many men, wonn,n, bova and girls to
work forus a few hours daily, right ,11 and around
not love Mr. Cleveland in the Democrats a r e not re CullfgM tuition $60. ;t vphr;
their own homes The business is amy, y.Ieacant,
1892, and yet they gave sponsible but we must keep bemrd $7. t o $ 1 6 ;i month.
strictly honorable, and pn• s better tl.»n *ny other
olferej agents. You have n clear field AAD DO
him a lo.>al support, which up the talk until after the Snssioti bogins Stqtf. 6. A<'CHSST^EIC
•orapetition. Rxperlence and spceial ability II>
. d i ' p s s P r.r s i d t ' T i t Winston nt
necessary. ISo ca;• It 111 re^nired. We eqpip you
the Cleveland folks will this election."
FOft YOUR HOME.
Anybody with a j rhnpfl H>11. N. 0.
with ererythiug that you need, treat yon well,
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR
years reciprocate. But it is grain of sense knows that
and help you to ea-n t- «i times ordinary wages.
Women do as well at inni. ,1n<l boys and glrht
E
don bit il i! the Democrats this talk about hard times,
make good pav. Anv nm, mvwhere, ran do th«
work All succeed who fe'lnw . nr ydain and aimcan win in New York this etc.. is to carry the election.
pie di-eetio'M. Kamest
k will enrcly bring
you a greet deal of mom
Everything is new
year. The odds a r e against
Danbnry Reporter.
ano ;.i gr-at d-monl. iVr.'e for our parr,pbl«t
l!^)u have TETTER. It matters not hoar long It haa
them, and "money talks" in
circular, and ri-ciee ftdl in'orv'stien. Xe ham
exh'ad, TETTERINE will at certainly cure
Qone it you conclude not to go on with tba
you as you use IL
the Empire State. The bet . The cat is o u t of the wallet MORE
business,
find the kittens fire out of
Harmless, Painless and Fragrant
ting in New York is two t o
EORCE T» M«: ON & C o . f
the meal tub. Mr. Black
MflNC* V
funded If yon are dissatisfied
Box
one on Morton.—.Yews and
• with she re-ults—References—
burn, a Republiean rampaign
Southem Rank of theStatenf Georgia, Chat
PORTLAND, FTSASNSL
Observer.
ham liank, and Na'.lor.*! Rank of Savannah.
speaker, who spoke in Hick
A Certain, 8*fe, and Effective Remedy for
i. T. SHl!PTR!N£ & BRO.
I t doesn't bpem t h a t the ory hist Friday night a t the
SAVANNAH, GA.
Deniocrntie tariff has de Opera House had for fiudi SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
stroyed the sheep «nd vvooi eace a large number of color- * Producing Long-Sightednets, S Restori
ing the Sight of the Old.
indu-trie.s after all. True it e i people in thegallery. They Caret ear Drops, Granulation* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eya Laihet,
H h e <n er 1 haf <\ '> I » « II goods whfioped and shouted when AID MDCAIU QNCI MRER AID MMM CRU.
I* AG.-.NC f i(«
Also, equally efficacious when used
a r • from 25 t o 5 0 p ;• i-etif lie told them t h a t the Repub falMles, such as Ulcere, Fever In other
Sores.
• more. Salt Bheia, Barns, Piles, or
cheaper than they weieunder licans and Populists laid lu.-- Wherever Inflammation exists, MMTCMMMJUB
BALTIC may be need to advantafe.
McKinley s programme. But ed in order t o give them a W Seld by all Dr acetate at A3 Cents. 3
the demand for American showing; t o elevate thi-tn, t o
wooi has been increased and give them their rights in the * THE STANDARD. *
thereby the price has been in S t a t e government.—Ex.
creased Not only t h a t but
DURANG'S
"The Republican party is
there never was a time when
s o many woolen mills have like the thief who swore his
HEUMATIC
been opened in HO short a ci ime on an innocent Third
URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
party, and then claimed the
fiiiit. During the month of
as being the standard remedy for the
ENDORSED BY
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
9 6 woolen mills which reward offered for the appre
tism, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
had bee,. •"•nipHlefi t o stop hensbuj of the criminal. The
PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G,
Publishers and Patients It is
under .'he KeptoJiran oi iff Republican pa<ry is directly i * cians, vegetable and builds up from the
of Medical Department Tnlano Tnlrmltf
purely
pA y ! at ".-TfAde-MHr'rs obtained, and all Pat.
of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
W first dose. It never fails to cure.
e n t bus.re-» conducted for Voderate Fees.
_..H
started up, 7»! made j ').argepronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
s °P 00)!i ' e P. S. Patent Office.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
feed ?Uap tot Illsttrated Prise I.M.
IJ
which lie cheerfully recommends to the
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pamc
'*2! rflshmcrton.
'nents JI n d impr
rnents responsible lo ever,\ existing
Mroy,
public.
pblet sent Frej by Mail. AddrSa,
_
remote from ^dni, n in lees time than those
The Schumacher Gymnasium Ge. dMIC.
find over 4-0 new mills were law against which the people 4 Drag's Rheumatic Remedy Co.it
. *j C or photo., with descriprh»r<T ff 9? r , fe€0'Dot. due till patenttint, free ot
r ^L' ., if r -'fotahle or is *or r-..'
HE OUTHERN AVORITE*1
H i t i n o p e r a t i o n . I f t h a t i s complain an . for v-very law T 1316 L Street,WasRIngton, D.C.
a t,
U
n»m„, *!r , e ' , M ow t o Ob '.-'r, Pstcnti - O
?URE, WHOLESOME «so POWERFUL
r u i n , f o i h e a v e n ' s s a k i a n d ! on the statue books when
?V '
rtlloare the best on
PNW STNYWIDTNOI I»AI*T "UTTTW.™ to^^freeV' Addre«; ^
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earth. They act with an ease that makes
-Tjfa. r.u,
sAitw : juvresid .,
The sake of lininanity, !"t her tne hard times came.—Hen.
^ You Want IL Aak Grocer For IL
them a household blessing.
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X FEICK 26 CT8 FEE BOX, or 6 BOXES FOE $1.
o g w i P t n o q s k i n 5m
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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Democrat
VOL 7
You
Don't
Have
To Die
BOONE.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
LETTER ed on the Union o r anti-
THURSDAY
The Situation As To Silver.
NOVEMBEIM, 1894,
What the Democratic Congress Did.
Tammany municipal ticket, Washington Post.
j f t removed from t h e statFrom our Regular Correspondent.
a s well a s on the l a m many
There are very few persons uces the Federal election law,
President Cleveland will re ticket, a s n o t only good poli- in the United States who are the most odious and undemturn t o t h 3 White House tics, hut under the citcum- opposed t o bimetallism. The ocratic measure ever enacted
this week und itds presumed, stances absolutely necessary almost universal belief of the and thereby restored t o the
although not .vet certain, politics. They feel t h a t Sen- people of this Country is t h a t people of thesovereign states
t h a t Mrs?. Cleveland a n d the a t o r Hill was perfectly right j silver should be used for mon full and complete control o|children will accompany him. in declining t o make the sac ey t o the extreme limit of ver their elections, free from
The White House h a s been cess of the S t a t e ticket de-safety. The greatest desid-j the intervention o r SupervisTo get your insurance under the
cleaned from cellar t o garret, pendent upon the election of jeiatnm arid most urgent ne- ion of Deputy Marshals whose
Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE LIFE.
a force of men having been ! the Tammany ticket, a s it cessity <if the country is a n sole duties, under Republican
It is a simple and absolutely safe
means of investing your earn ings for
working fro in the d a y t h e would have been bad the early and permanent settle- supremacy, has been intiinifuture emergencies and acquiring
President 1ind his family j e fr S t a t e ticket been printed on- ment of the silver question, date, arrest and imprison ethe benefit of Life insurance at the
until Saturday night, t o l.v upon the Tammany ticket, and the financier who will lectors before they had cast
same time. It insures you a means
of support in after years and insures
brighten n p things tor the While the reports from New suggest a plan including free their ballot.
your family against want in case of
York are far from satisfac- coinage and the maintenance I t has reduced the expendiwinter season.
your death. The name of the
Secretary Carlisle h a s al vion most Democrats are of the party will be hailed a s tmres of the Government bemost consented t o deliver still confident t h a t Hill will j a benefactor of his country low those of t h e l a s t Repub!and of all mankind. Nooth- Mean Administration more
several speeches in Indiana win.
alone is an ironclad agreement of
In view of the action o f er question is s o urgently de- than $28,000,000, thereby
cefety. Its security ; its contracts;
and New York and t h e pres
its surplus and resources arc not
sure is s o great t h a t t here is Judge Larcombe, of N. Y., in rr.nnded adjustment a s t h a t relieving the people from the
excelled in the world. V.'c will
little doubt t h a t he will in denying the application for of the mutual relations of payment of t h a t immense
make all this as plain as day to you
if vou will send j our address ;o
the end succumb. I t was a writ of habeascorpusin the gold and silver, the extent sum into the Federal TreasW. J. RODDEY, Manager,
not because he had a n y ob case of Mr. Morton's Eng- t o which, and the conditions ury tostimulateextruvagant
r
Department of the Carolinas,
jection to making speeches lish coachman, who has been o n which, the latter shall „be jobs.
ROCK HILL, S. C.
I t reformed abuse in the va
o r doing anything else t h a t ordered deported for having used for money.
The opponents of free coin rious departments, and by
is proper t o aid the Demo come t o America in viola
cratic pa rty t h a t he a t first tion of the alien contract la age a t the ration! 1 6 t o I as the aid of the heads of t h e
PROFESSIONAL.
d e c l i n e d t o m a k e t h e s e bor law, and deciding t h a t sert, with undoubted sincer same dispensed with useless
speeches, b u t because he is the Secretary of the* Tieasu- ity, t h a t the adoption of positions, thereby reducing
W. B. COUNCILL, Jil
very busy nnd expects +o ry alone had the authority such a policy would result in t h e s a l a r y l i s t m o r e t h a n
ATTORNEY AT LA/V.
continue so until after the t o decide whether the claim | silver monometallism; t h a t $1,000,000 annually.
Boone, N. C. meeting of Congress, a n d be made, t h a t the man was Mi. i t would cut the purchasing 11 repealed t h a t most ob
cause he was so modest a s t o Morton's domestic servant power of the dollar in two; noxious, ill-formed and op
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. be unable t o see the import and therefore exempt from t h a t it would contract the pressive measure called the
Boone, N. C.
ance t h a t Democrats a 11 over the law in question was val volume of the currency t o McKinley law, and substitu
Resident Physician. Office the country will a t t a c h to id, Secretary Carlisle has di the extent of the $600,000,- ted in its s^ead a measure of
on King Street north of Post his speeches. The l a s t is the rected t h a t the immigration 000 of gold we now have in revenue reform t h a t will re
Office.
hardest to overcome. B v hoard of review a t Ellis Is circulation, and t h a t such a vive trade and restore pros
working overtime h e can land make a thorough inves contraction would be ruin perity.
and report
J. F HOUPHEW, make up for t h e time lost, tigation,that he mayt o him, ous, would bring o n ''hard- I t destroyed the policy of
in order
finally times" unexampled in o u r ex paying o u t of t h e public
but i t is difficult t o convince
A l l ORNEY A1 LAW,
decide the case. There is no perience. The advocates of funds in the Treasury, deriv
a man a s free from anything
MARION,
NIC
approaching the big head a s politics in it. so far a s Secre unlimited free coinage pro ed from taxes collected from
—(o)—
Secretary Carlisle is t h a t any tary Carlisle is concerned He fess t o disbelieve this fore the people, millions of dol
Will practice in the courts ol thing he m ay say or d o will regrets the decision ol* Judge cast, although some of them lars annually in the way of
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow be a powerful factor towards Larcumbe,' believing t h M t admit That their policy, un bounties t o aid private indi
ell and all ither count hs in the
puts more authority in the til i t should be adopted in v i d u a l in t h e prosecution of
western district BSTSJH cial atten the success of his party.
hands ul the Secretary of the Europe, would make gold a their private industries.
Secretary Graaham, who re
tion given to the collection ol
I t provided for taxation by
lairm
turned from Chicago a few Treasury than thefminers of commodity a s i t was prior
the law intended t h a t. he t o resumption. But they States, counties and munici
days a g o , S - I . YS he found the
W. B. Councill M. I). T. C. Blackburn.
Democrats of Illinois in bet should have, but, will, of contend t h a t England and palities, more than three hun
IJoone, N. C.
Zionvillc, N. C.
Germany would be forced t o dred millions of taxable val
ter shape thian he expected course, make the decision.
The Congressional c a m follow our lead, and t h a t ues which had heretofore nut
from newspaper accounts of
the situation, a n d t h a t he paign committee has a b o u t other European nations are only been exempt from taxa
thinks the pa rty will hold its completed its work, s o f a r a s already desirous of the pro tion; but had enabled the un
aided unscrupulous persons,
Calls attended at all own in the Congressional di-s- the sending o u t of democrat* posed change.
in France and the other by fraudulent practices, t o es
ic literature is concerned. I t s
honrs.~&&
triets and W i l l control the
J tine 1, '93.
legislature, which will elect work from now until t h e elec counties of the Latin Union, cape from their just share of
Senator Git Hem's successor. tion will be mostly of a n ad both gold and silver a r e full the burdens of domestic gov
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
Now for a surprise. I have visory nature, although it legal tender t o any amount, ernment.
just learned from a trust will also keep the democratic but the coinage of silver is I t placed upon the s t a t u t e
worthy source t h a t there is district managers posted a s limited. No addition t o the books the most drastic meas
ATIORNEYSAT LAW,
a strong probability t h a t t o any new schemes p u t o u t legal tender silver coinage of ure against combinations,
BOONE, N. C. S e c r e t a TV Gresha tn will by republica ns t o catch votes. France has been made for trusts, monopolies engaged
Special attention given speak, both in Illinois and Members of the committee .years. Worn pieces a r e re in foreign commerce ever en
to the collation otclaims."19# Indiana, before the close of think the Congressional situ placed by new ones, leaving acted.
ation in New* York Cit.y which t h e aggiegate unchanged.
I t provided for a n i n c o m e
L. L. GREENE, A CO~ the camp;>i&n '
has been awfully coin plicated No country h a s unlimited tax upon the wealth of the
Mr. T. O. Towles, a promi in nearly all the districts be
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. nent official cjf the House, cause ot there being two dem free coinage and unlimited country, thereby placing up
has just l e t u rued from his ocratic candidates—Tnininn- legar tender—the conditions on the shoulders of the rich
HOONE, N. 6.
home in Missouri. He h a s ny and anti-Tammany i n demanded by the advocates a due share of the burdens of
carefully investigated t h e po each, has been greatly helped of tree coinage in the United Government.
Will give special attention
bj* the withdrawal of S t r a u s States
It recognizes the dignity of
t o abstracts of title, t h e sale litico I situ at ioa in the S t a t e and the substitution of ex- The opinion t h a t the busi- labor by providing by a law
of Real Estate in W. N. C. and his judgment isregarded Mayor Grant a s the Tarn man
c mm
r !
a
l h
Those having farms, timber good by all v-lio know of the nv candidate for mayor. The | . e s s o f t h e. o. . e r c i a l w o. l ,d ia .n , t •i o n af a o l l i d a v i n t h e
,
n
oneiosaionpl c o m in i t t v ; is too f-reat t o be successful- District ol bolumb,a u p o n
and mineral landts for sale, accuracy of the predictions
will do well t o call on said Co. In 1 has ma<1t? i n previous con- wants democrats elected to I .V maintained on a gold b is- w 1 1 1 0 , 1 the woikmg people
Congress and doesn't car e a | is, and t h a t , therefore, both may cease from toil a n d ua t Boone.
nite in a peaceful celebration
xests. He sftyst h a t t h e Dem
fig whether they a r e T a m m a of the nione} metals must he of their achievement a n d bri
L. L. GREEA & CO.
ocrats a r e now working har
.iarcli 16, 1893.
ny o r anti-Tammany, and it 0 i l l pl O yed, is steadily gaining uinph. I t enacted more than
moniously a II over the S t a t e
is W O I j'^g ^Vmnr-r'oii' 1 V 'n- grounds in Europe, a s it has two hundred laws for theben
NOTICE.
Hud fire certai x\ t o hold their
Hotel Property for Sale. own in Coiigivssiotiall dis d dates in a n v one district, [always >>een the d jinuiate eflt jof the pe«'Plt in different
sections of the country.
On account of failing health tricts, a n d have a good fight believing t h a t it is foolish t o sentiment in this country,
of myself and wife, I otter for sale ing chance t o send a solid thus give s e a t s t o republi- Whether we must wait for There is good reason for the
cutis which rightly belong t o the growth of this feeling 011 popularity of Chamberlin's
my hotel property in the town ot
Boone, North Carolina, and will Demcwraticdp legation t o t h e democrats.
the other side of the Atlantic C o u g h R e m e d y . D a v i s a n d
Missouri i s one
sell low for cash and make terms next
Buzard, of West Montery,
to suit the buyer, and will take of the States i w which t h e Re Carlton Corn well, foreman t o bring a b o u t an interna- Clarion Co. Pa.,says: " I t has
real or personal property in ex
publican campaign commit of the Gazette, Middletown, tioual agreement a s t o ratio, cured people t h a t o u r physi
change. Apply soon.
N. J . . believes 1 hat Chamber- o r
ahead along t o adjust cians could d o nothing for.
W. L. BRYAN. tee has been flguriug, o r a t lain s Cough Iteinedy should t h
problem, is bound We persuaded them t o t r y n
least claiming t o figure, on be in every home. He used it
,
•
Ai
NO 1 ICE.
)e
tor a cold and effected a spee^
g r e a l issue in the bottle of Chamberlains (Tough
big gains.
Parties putting papers in
Remedy and they now recoil 1
Every Democrat wh;> h a s d y cure. He says: " I t is in next Presidential campaign, mend it with the rest of us."
my hand for execution will
deise advance the tees vvith been in Washington for t h e deed a grand remedy. I can It is a significant fact t h a t 2 5 and 5 0 omt bottles for
h e pa j K : TH a nd t h ey will re- .last two or *hree d a y s en- recommend it t o all. I have manv leaders in the two pat- sale by W. L. .Bryan,
seen it used for whoop-)
c
ceiv®promptattenti°n,other i d
i„r of S u i t o r alsocough, with the beat r» - t | e 8 a r e l n ) 1 I l i f e 8 tjiig a n car- Hood's Pills become the favor
ing
wise they will be returned i..... .
~
. ,
w
nest desire t o conciliate the ite cathartic with every one who
not
*•"> D e , n ° - suite. 2o and nO <*nt hot-;
n executed for the w a n t o f l H l 1 1 ' , n
tries them. 25c.
fees,
D. F. BAIRD SUFF. era tic State tirket to be print ties lor sale by W. L. Bryan.j people of the silver States.
Equitable Life
Council! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LflViL & FLETCHER
NO. 3.
Pot Him In the Dock. *
The great and good St.
Louis Republic discoursing
under t h e above heading
makes some very pertinent
remarks a bout McKinley and
MrKinleyism a s follows:
McKinley is coming for
ward for the next National
Republican Convention. Pa
triotic Democrats can do
good t o the country by help
ing his backers t o get him
on the ticket.
While McKinley does not
possess a n y of the qualities
which men associate with
great reputations, his name
has come t o stand for thf
ultra-protective principle ' o
taxation, and if he were nom
mated the country would
settle forever the criminality
of McKinlevirfm.
For it is a crime t o destroy
the right of a citizen t o buy
what and where he pleases.
T o prevent a n American wife
and mother from getting a
dollar's worth of honest woo
for her dollar is a crime. T o
throw harries across the
path of American products
t o consuming markets is .1
crime. T o corrupt legisla
tion, a s protection always
does with its bargains and
bribery, is criminal, and liein
ously criminal.
I t is a criminal falsehood
t o proclaim t h a t the stand
ard of American wages is fix
ed by probation—criminal
because the lie is invariably
told by men v.ho know its
gross falseness t o men who
lack of information isexpected t o render them liable t o be
decei ved.
I t is a crime t o pass a tar
iff law whose title conceals its
purpose. And a McKinley
law does not dare t o express
anywhere the McKinley pur
pose. If it told the t r u t h , o r
e v e n repeated McKinley's
phrases, it would be declared
unconstitutional.
I t is a crime t o oppress the
American people with trade
interference, which all educa
tion and all enlightenment
declare t o be unjust a n d re
trogressive. 'There can be no
apology for politicians who
strive t o shut o u t from the
knowledge of the people the
results of science and t h o u g h t
who would darken the mitida*
of their countrymen with the
superstitions of the M i d d l e
Ages.
Let McKinley and McKin
ley ism stand before the peo
ple. Let Americans n r o nounce upon the ciime of
protection.
Bristol Courier: Labor will
be better employed and bet
ter paid when good effects of
the new tariff oill a r e fully
realized. The loner prices
of manufactured goods will
enable all classed t o buy
more goods of all kinds, and
this in turn will increase the
output of mills and factories
arid give labor more work.
When labor has plenty of
work wages advance. This
is why democrats a r e confi
dent t h a t gdod times are
coming t o *»tay.
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Ecr ma, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 c-nts per box. For sale by druggies.
TO HORSlToWNEBS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cadv's Condition Powders.
They tone np the system, aid digestion, euro
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
oento per pack age. For sale by drugguia.
�T7
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
Old
Mr. Ransom Coffey
From Meat Camp, X. C>
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. who lives on Middle Fork, re Editor Democrat:
"T1E1FF OFF."
BRYAN'S COLL II A
cently returned from Tenn.
I wish t o speak a w o r d
1 -opyl year
$1.00 His wife had been over there
through the columns of your
" 0 months
50
" 8 months
35 for some time and took sick paper t o the Democrats of
—0and died before her husband our county.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Brother Derrocrats of Wa-|
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 knew of the sad occurrence.
4< 1 month
1
1.75 —Democrats b r i n g o u t t a u g a county, it now be- i
1 " 3 "
3.00
hooves us t o fall in lin° and
1 " 0 "
5.00 your neighbor and see t h a t
1 " 1 year
7.00 he votes. Let no man s t a v stand by the Democratic par
1 column 1 week
9.00'at home on the 6th. Your t y . Thfre is a time t o work
1
1 ? ^ votes an* needed, spend one and a time t o pl.iv; a time
1
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3
O.00 I
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t
e
37 50 c ' r t * v ' o r t ' l f A £ o o a
j o u r t o talk and jabber and a
1
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6
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1 year....
..50 00 country, and you will be ti«ne for f a c t s . and now. « m th'men. is tin* time for fs» o f s.
proud of the result.
I know so'ne have trior! t o
Entered a t the Post office a t
—The officers and I rethern
Boone. N. C., a s second-class
feel dissatisfied with one *'o
•of Watauga Lodge A. F. and
mail ma t t e r.
ticket, but w e eannotfeel dis
A. M. a t Boone, N. C , a r e
satisfied when w e look a t the
urgently requested t o meet
LOCAL NEWS.
nominees nr.d liehold n set of
a t Masonic Hall November
gen Hem en truly worthy of
—Read Will. W. Holsclaw'fl. 1 0 t h a t 1 o'clock p. m., t o the full support of the demo
Transact the business of the
new ad in this issue.
cratic party. The Republican
,
i/
Lodge. J . C. K AY , Sec.
howl is 'hard times,' and it
— D B. Dougherty is Com
—The* report t h a t our was themselves who brought
pleting a n extensive barn.
townsman L. L. Greene had
—Jones arid Dougherty a t been dropped from the Re them of., we well know, thro'
Zionville have a large sale ol pnbhean Judicial ticket and the selfish legislation of llnrri
son and McKinley. Some Re
their medicine,
t h a t J acob Bowman, of Ba- publicans are honest enough
—You can get sole leather kersville, hud been substitut t o admit this fact and are d o
a t 21c, a lb. by the side a t ed in his place, turns out t o ting over the fact t h a t we,
)
Holsclaw's.
be a fad, and without a n y the Democratic party, have
truth in it.
—Very little corn has been
t o earrv the ourdfns.
gathered so far, the rain will
The Republicans a re trying
Many stubborn and aggra t o take advantage of the sit
not i in pi ove it.
vating cases of rheumatism
--Johnson, E lmisten and t h a t were believed t o be in uation by falling in line t o a
Co a r • s< lliug 5 lbs. of good curable and accepted a s life man and fusing with the
legacies, h a v e yielded t o third party, and are making TILL'S IS NO HUM
coffee f 3 $1.00.
Chamberlain's Pain B a l m , a tremendous effort t o get in
BUG TO DRAW
—Tuesday was anunusual- in ich t o the surprise and
power a t this election so the?
1
TRADE!
ly rainy d a y . The streams gratification of the sufferers.
can reap the harvest, weha v 1
One application will relieve
were considerably swoleti.
Otlie pain and suffering and its sown: receive credit for t h a t
—R-*member you can get continued use insures a n ef- which they have not brought
1 7 tin of nice sugar for lectual cure. For sale by W. about.
$1.00 cash a t Holsclaw's.
L. Brvan.
Business men say that, times
-o—
are getting better fast, and I
— We a r e pleased t o SPC the
An Orion Allianceiiuui SpeakN.
think v e e a n all see it. Now, 1 rom now until the first d a y
pleasant fa re of J . H. Bryan
Editor Democrat:
can wo afford t o let t.h° Re
of Lenoir, among us this
There is s o much beingsaid publicans get in power and of April I will sell iny stock ol
week.
a b o u t the fusion of the pop claim t h a t they have revers
—Of course I will sell you ulists and republicans t h a t it
ed the times? No, never! We
5 lb H , of coffee for $1.00 cash.
m a k e s a f e l l o w t h i n k t h a t can nil see thMr eagerness t/»
Call and see. Will W. Hols- they have always been good
—AM)
again fnsnare ns, the true
claw.
|
friends; but let us see how it patriots of North Carolina,
—Dr. King's New Discovery is.
and o u r virtuous wives and
for colds coughs arid eonWhen the Alliance was first daughters, with their f .vrnid
\ t ""0 per cenLabovfc
sumption for sale a t Hols- organized, i t s aims were for eal rule. They try to intimi
cla w's.
the good of t he people, and date ns from the stump by
it was especially opposed t o saying they are married t o
—Y es you can base 1 2 nice
lemons for only 20c. Come the republican party, o r the such a noble w i f e , which is a
oi
and get you some. Will W. laws they had passed,demon political prostitute. We have
atizing silver and in favor of faced larger guns tfinn this! If you don t think T mean it
Holsclaw.
high tariff and class legisla without intimidation, a n d come and look through iny
—Prof. Fred Page, t h e
tion. I t seems very strange they will fin1 ns fronting
blind musician, will have a n
t h a t we can a t this time fel t h e m o n e j e c t i o n d a y w i t h
entertainment a t the court
lowship with the very men snme zeal and valor. Let us
house tonight.
and principles t o which we Democrats, be up and doing I t wont cost you one cent if
—Let every Watauga Dem have always been opposed, a s this is not the tir.ie t o be
you d o n t purchase.
ocrat come o u t t o the polls by uniting with the republi idle.
I have a large stock and
and vote the straight ticket cans, and t o what end? T o
With many good wishes;
want t o get rid of i t before
and all will he well.
help them make uior" oppres for the success of the Demo
spring.
—E. B. Miller iscanvassing «ive laws, t o grind the pen. cratic party, I am yours very
J . M. M ORETZ.^ |
every d a y for the Rep. and [ile harder. That is all we truly,
can promise ourselves if we
Pop. ticket, ft looks rather
CALL AND LOOK! -©8
When Others Fall
vote the Populist-Republican
scarry, of course it does.
-o
Hood's Snrsapaiilla
—Dr. Reeves and Wiley H. ticket. If it was straight pop the shattered svsfpni builds up j
bv giving
ulist goods we could consisFarthing candidates for the
.
,
vigorous nctif.n t o the digestive I w o u l d call y o u r attention
t
t
Senate a r e in Alleghany and tently support it. but when ; organs, Creating an appetite and t o t h e big cut in prices in tn\
the blood. It is prepre
Ashe counties, on the cam it comes to putting up such purifying modern methods, pos
other Iires
pared by
foul-mouthed and abusive of
paign.
/
sesses the greatest curative pow
our principles a s Linney, who ers,
has most wonderful re
^
—Capt. Coffey has finished never had any stability, for cordandactual cures of any medi
of
t h e turn-pike and awaits a he has belonged t o all par cine in existence. Take onlv
meeting of the director t o de ties and abused all parties, Hood's.
liver the road. This road is and if elected, we could not Hood's Bills are purely vegeta
the best improvement the depend on him, for he has o p ble, and do not purge," pain or
gripe. 25c.
county h a s ever had.
posed everything we have ev
—Our c a n d i d a t e A. J . er demanded. I t would he The Republicans are mak
Fletcher is making a splend- unwise of us t o vote for hin. ing a huge effort t o elect Mr.
ed canvass, and so are all in preference t o Bower, who Linney t o Congress, we mean
t h e other county candidates has always been in sympathy the leaders, hut we notice a
and all seem t o be in good with the Alliance, and advo number of the common vo
cates the principles of free ters n o t s o much enthused a s
cheer of the result.
usual. iSome of them say
—We are indeed pained t o and unlimited coinage of sil
they d o not care who is elect
hear t h a t Mai. H. Bingham, ver. I t Heems t o me t h a t we
ed Linnev or Bower.
of States ville, is very unwell have the least excuse t o vo*e
for Linney of any people on
Traehjr Medicines.
again. Mr. Thomas Bing
earth. L e t us never blacken Many such flood the market.
ham, of Ainantha, passed
Botanic Blood Balm is
con
through town on Tuesday on our names a s reformers by scientiously compounded a medi
voting for the Brushy Moun
"1m wuy t o see him.
cine, tie result of forty years
tain roaring, belle wing, pine- practice by an eminent physician
—Cards a r e out for the woods, seed-tick brindle bull. It is the best blood purifier ever
marriage of Mr. A. .0. Floyd f o r w e a l l k n o w t h a t s u c h offered^to <5- public, and is guar
t o Miss Florence Irvine. The stock never was worth much anteedU ^ r»ar if given a fair
trial. Try it for all skin and
marriage will take place on on any market.
blood dh D
including catarrh
. the 8 t h of November a t Coand rhcu ti-m in its worst
RESPECTFULLY
ORION ALMANCEMAN.
form, OIK1
lie of it contains
W lumbia Tenn. Arch, is well Ashe county, Oct. 23.
more curt
ind building-up
known here, and his many
virtue ihn| .-t A n of any oth
friends extend congratula
doda J pays for the er kind.
Old Reliable."
OC CO
Democrat one rear.
tions.
See adverii^i • ' i t- elsewhere.
SAY!
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
Yes, I have just retunmd from the North, where I
bought a large line of general inerchandis with the "tariff
off for instance 5 7 inch all yarn flannel a t 20c. cash regu
lar prii-e 3 5 5 4 inch or l ^ y a r d s w i d e a t -15 cts., regu
lar price 6 5 cfcs. Men s woollen hats 6 5 cts., regular price
$1.2,», and, in fact, everything else in proportion.
1 have the largest and nicest line of ladies'dresssgoods
ever shown in \\ nfnuga county in cashmeres, serges, flan
nels and a lot of other fancy dress goods. Cashraers a t
22% cts. 4 0 inches wide, regular price 4 0 cts., callico. best,
7 cts. and up. Heavy domestic a t 7 cts by the bolt. Saline
outing, flannel, ginghams, jeans, drilling and canton flan
nel all cheap. Shoes for men, wDmen and children cheap.
I have a largej lot of groceries. Arbuckle'scoffee, green
coffee a t 5 lbs. t o the dollar, cash; also nutmegs, ginger,
pepper, lemons a t 20 cts. per dozen. Hardware, glassware
and notions very cheap.
H anted: Yellow butter a t 12% cts, white beans a t $ 1 .
rye 6 0 cts., corn 5 0 cts..eggs 10 cts. fur skois and every
thing else in the produce line a t highest market prices.
(five me a call a s I can certainly save you money on
your produce, a s I have the goods cheap. Come onq corne
all, you a i e welcome.
Yours Anxious to please.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
gr-
mjatati'-sMJAMgras
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
or
ZIONVILLE NORTH G4B0LINA
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine. If is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended bv
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package, sent
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble. Dys
pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it and be convinced t h a t
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
7 H E M O U N T A f A M E D K A N E O M PA N Y .
Zionville, N.
Sept. 6, 1894.
LIKE A NEW MAIM
A Well-known
Lowell Grocer
Debilitated by over
work, makes
u s e of
STOCK
W.I, M A>,
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
a n d s o o n 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 AVER'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 AY'ER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac
tion, the vital organs of the lx>dy, when they have become weakened
or exhausted."—WILLIAM H. BROWX, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr.
J. C. Ayer A Oo., Lowell, Mail.
if
Has cured others, will cure you
®^"THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE NOLLAR.ISA
t t ^ m - N O W IE I HE 1 1,IE 1 0 EUBSfllfllE.
RH.ifTc* All snrrr<-4sof th~ wMicrto* membrane And _
cbrBiGOMORRH(IA kndGLFX?cAu<tes strictureNo S
la l R>5 dxyt. or
othef treatment necessary. Never
l-Mvrs anT icyuru j after effects. Price. %t- Sold
bjrdhiggists.
BLOOD EAm CO., Pro's, Mann, Ga-
KINCH K
�TXT
The letter we published two j Now about ex iienses, In the mean time the democrats a r e | o r some other Republican.
weeks a g o from o u r fr iend, B present Congress the Demo-*moving quietly along, fully,
F . Teaster, Secretary a n d crats have saved $25,000,- assure! t h a t the j^ople a r e Reports from Ashe county
7 h ureday,
No v. 1,1804
Treasurer of the F . A. of Wa 0 0 0 on pensions, $500,000 still with them a n d t h a t a n j a r e very encouraging t o tlml
lor ( ongivss, 8th District, tauga county, h a s been cop in the Agricultural Depart- other great victory awaits democrats. I t is now claimIT. H. Bower, of Caldwell. led by nearly every democrat ment, $250.000in t h e Treas- them tnroughout the w h o l e ed that Ashe will elect the en
As the season is over we
ic paper in the State, and of jury Department, $12,000,-J country.
tire county ticket. This is
l or Judge, 10th District, course has been given very 0 0 0 in sugar bounty, 6 0 0
Did Too Erer
certainly good news t o dein- will sell our stocK of H ACKS
SURR1ES, BUGGIES, DOU
IT. B. ( ouncill. of Watauga. wide range. We a r e inform-; government office holders p r v Electric bitters a s a remedy ocrars.
I ed, and reliably too, t h a t ; were abolished with salaries for your troubles? If not, get a
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
For Solicitor, 10th District, Mr. W. H. Farthing, populist aggregating 1700.000. Then bott'erow a»<| get relief. "This
We see from our exchanges
medicine has l>e#Mi found t o be
NESS,
IT. C. New land, of Caldwell. candidate for S t a t e Senate in we have saved t o the coun peculiar adapted t o then lief and j t h a t Lieut. Gov. Doughton
this Dist., is proclaiming in t r y every year a b o u t $200, cure of all Female Complaints., and Capt. E. F . Lovill a t e in SADDLES AND BRIDLES
lor State Senator,
thunder tones from the hus 000,000 in reducing the t a r exerting a wonderful direct Li- Surry county ma kin, r a vigAt A I try Low Price.
Dr. L. C. Reeves.
,
' i
i fluence in giving strength and
tings in Alleghany county iff on woolen goods,
| tone t o the organs. If you have orous campaign.
They a r e uWURST CLASS «
t h a t Ben. Teaster h a s been thousands of other articles, loss of. appetite, constipation,
For Representati ve,
and almost a s good a s new.
A. J. Fletcher.
bought o u t by the democra the Democrats have reduced Headache, Fainting Spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, excitable.
cy of Watauga, s t a t i n g t h a t the tariff on them and many Melancholy or troubled with diz
Will sell on time, o r t r a d e
COUNTY TICKET.
he, Teaster, was seen in com of them on the free list. Sav zy spells, El ictric Bitters is the
for goo1 stock.
F o r Clerk Superior Court, pany with two o r three lead ing t o the country over 5 0 0 medicine you need. Health and
its
Call on us a t once a t Blow
J AMES C . HOKTON.
ing democrats, and immedi million dollars, yet the peo strength are guaranteed byfifty
use. Large bottles only
F o r Sheriff:
ing Rock. We will be here
ately after his return home ple are told by theFusionists cents a t W. L. Brvau's store.
WINFIELD S. FARTHING. the letter referred t o was g o t t h a t the Democrats have
until Oct. 1 s t .
^
Dear Populists, what is
ten up and sent to the DEMO done nothing? Add t o all
F o r Treasurer.
wrong with the county gov
R ESPECTFULLY,
JAMES W. HOKTON.
CRAT for publication. He fur 1 his, the Democratic Con
ernment system? What is
. .
..
ther stated t h a t after Mr. gress has levied a n income
F o r Register of Deeds,
HLNKEL, CRAIG & ( O.
.
, .wrong with o n r S t n t e govern
HUGH DOBBIN.
t a x on the rich men who/
. ,
..
..
Ben. Teaster had unloaded
Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
ment, t h a t you t a k e up the
Adams.
himself against t h e Rep-Pop have accumulated immense old hue and cry of the Repub
F o r Surveyor,
JONES GREER.
nominee for Congress, he pro fortunes on the laboring men
Y ~fc O KJT ' c
it Ji O
licans. Point o u t t h e wrongs
Good
needed to purchase a mule, of the country,and now such and tell us where und when
F o r Coroner,
It
r . Astor will pay
NOAH MAST.
saying t o the crowd t h a t men a s W. W
we have been oppressed? Makes Pure Blood
they might guess the lest. into the Treasurer of United Have the elections in o u r
WANTED!
Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated.
Is this n o t saying plainly States every year a s taxes county been unfair? If s o "C. I. IIWM! & Co., Lowitll, Mam.:
A TARIFl LESSON.
A i pinedy for disease and de
t h a t Mr. Teaster received a $178,000, John D. Rockefel when? Do the Republican "It Wwitit pleasure tlint I give you tlittrtptnlla I»11! t V, especially for tllOsedis
>f our little May's sickness end h-r return to ,,„ U
liiih nl'n-uu.ie.^ l.o,-^
Labor rises in the morning mule for doing what his con ler $152,225. The J a y Gould
judges appointed a t every
>>>• t»»° use oi iw»sarsnpartiu. sa»
' ........
. A ; ,
,V
.
*•
was taken (town with
P' OllOUni eil incurable
under the new Democratic science prompted him t o do? estate $80,000, Russell Sage
Tariff Law with a reduction Of course it is useless for us $90,140, Cornelius \ 7 under polling place with the samel F o l uFever and a 2ad Coas;h.
We give below a lew of t h e
number of Democrats act
"« *
'>«raght si.iebewe
tvvee:i the two lower rihs. In a short time an the many letters which
of taxes. H e puts on his t o try t o defend Mr. Teaster bid $80,960. W. K. Vandercorruptly? If s o when and other broke 011 the left side. She would take have received, and which we
flannel shirt reduced 70% per here, where he is known, but bilt $96,900 and many oth
spc'ls of sore mouth and when we had succeed
\ this sin; would sulTcr
cent, his trousers reduced 75% we say t o the people in other er millionaires in all the great in what ,>ear. It you can't ed in overe -mi:fever end expel bloody wllli at publish with the consent of
tacks of high
looking
point out any of thesefrauds corruption, llor head w«: affected and matter the writers who a r e conviic*- Q
per cent, his vest reduced counties in the Dist. t h a t he cities from $26, t o $60,000
oozed Iroin her ears. All *r each attack she beed that such a remedy a s we
65% per cent, his c o a t reduc is a gentleman who would each per annum. This is n t h a t we hear so much said
ha ve described has been found
ed 74% per cent, and shoes sh/ink from the thought of Democratic, law. Are j~ou about among the Reps, and came worse and all treatment felled to give her i iii ( (impound Oxygen Treat.r 11.
,» ,,
we began to umllood'*
reduced 20 per cent, and selling his principle for even Populist friends in favor of Pops, of late. You should relief untilhad taken one-halt bottle Sarstparill*. j aiei.T Oj JJl'S. ot til"Key tU i UAlter she
we could .3 •«
!i shy
contliiu-'d until
washes his face and hands in such a price a s a mule. Such this income t a x . the Republi strike something else o r shut thadt takenwh ln-itcr. We Now she loo .s lshe 1 1 .
three 1#-tiles.
..-.e
up The people wili n o t be
Tho Biootvt of Health
a bucket reduced 28% per reports are damaging not on cans in Congress voted a"My daughter was cured of
end is fat as pig. We
cent, with s o a p reduced 5 0 ly t o the man in question, gainst this income t a x . How led a stray by such c l a p t r a p . say too muchain tnvor offeci grateful,and cannot Asthma by one treatment of com
Hood's Sarsaparlllu."
MKS. A. M. ADAMS, liuuatt, Tennessee.
pound Oxygen, afler suffering
per cent, and dries himself on but t o the democracy of the will you vote? The Popu It is like the old Darkey's
powder " i t has been shot be Hood's Pills net easily, yet promptly and for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS,
a cotton towel reduced 8 5 Dist. Why not say t h a t all lists in Congress voted with
efficiently, ou the liver and bowels. 25c.
Tyler, Texas.
per cent. He then puts some the other nlliancemen a n d the Democrats t o help pass fore." I t is now harmless
"I used your compound Oxy
coal reduced 46% per cent, in third paity men who refuse all the above acts on tarifi, t o make such charges.
gen about a year and a half a
Pure blood is absolutely neces
a stove reduced 33% per cent. t o vote this fusion ticket income t a x etc. Are you
go. I neglected to tell you of
He e a t s his breakfast from a have sold out also, a s there agoing t o vote with the par sary in order to enjoy per Get
the great benefit I received from
health. Hood's Sarsaparilla pur
its use. I have not been trout)-'
plate reduced 45% percent, are lots of them who are go t y who opposed all these ities the blood ami strengthens
led with catarrh since.—F. W.
with a knife a n d fork reduced ing t o do just a s Mr. Teaster measures, o r will you do like the system.
Revels. Syracuse University Sj5 3 per cent, a n d seasons his did. I t is easy t o say, if a Rev. P atton, J . H. Weaver,
i ncuse, N. Y.
The great S t a t e of New(<>)
food with free s a l t after fellow won't vote just a s his B. F. Teaster and hundreds York will elect David B. Hid
One of the great secrets in ma Send for book
which he sits down co smoke would-be bosses dictate t h a t of other honest Third pjrt.v for Governor. This seems t o king money is to know how to ,mges for furtherof two hundred
information, teg
his clay pipe reduced 8 0 per he ha? sold out. We do not people vote tor principle and be the fact from recent move save it. The principal way to save fiiiiOiiials, etc. A book sent free.
cent, and read t h a t under think t h a t i t requires a mule against this Fusion mon meats of all the different fac i money is to buy that which you Home Treatment sent out by ex
consume from the party who will press to >e used at home. Office
T a riff Refor in 1 u m ber binding for a n honest, intelligent vo strosity?
tions among the Democrats. sell you the BEST article for the Treatment administered here.
twine grain bags, cotton ties, t e r o f t h e a l l i a n c e o r t h i r d
They tire now all pulling to LEAST money In order to find
We have i»een requested t o gether and will beat the Re the above mimed party it is very
cotton bagging, copper, s a l t , party t o cause him t o vote
wool, and agricultural nnple- against.this 'confusion' tick publish Mr. M. E. Abernethy's publicans and all other oppo essential that you call ami ex 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
amine mv immense stock of
appeal t o the alliancemen nit ion combined a g a i n s r
120 Sutter St. San Frur.citco, Cal.
inentsare all free. He springs et.
and third party men in the them. Democracy is on the CENSML MERCHAN I'lease mention this paper.
up. draws on his over-coat,
coming election. Mr. Aber- upward grade and will areduced 7 5 per cent, and puts
A Household Treasure.
DISE
on his h a t reduced 7 1 3-10 D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, nethy has been one of t h e lea gain sweep the 11 a t i o 11.
per cent, and rushes forth t o N. Y. says that he always keeps ding alliancemen in Burke and live many year t o ble.-H Which is almost complete in ev
erv department, consisting of 9
Dr. Kings's New Discovery in the county, and is a well posted
tell his neighbor.
0
house and his family has always man and his appeal covers the country with holesom Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
L
4
His wife wears a woolen found the very best results follow
laws, prosperity which now Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
Groceries, Saddles. Queensdress reduced 75 per cent, a its use; that he would not be tlie whole ground. We think so fully establisned under the
x
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
h a t reduced 7 0 per cent, wool without it, if procurable. G. A it is the most conclusive a r new tariff will continue t o en
Etc., Etc., too nume rous to men AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94,
Dykeman Druggist, Cat skill. N.
en stockings reduced 74% per Y., says that Dr. Ding's New gument of facts and figures large until it readies the ut
tion.
10 per cent, cut on prices.
cent, shoes reduced 2 0 per Discovery is undoubtedly the we ha ve had the pleasure of termost parts of o u r coun
I have just received the nicest
best cough remedy, that he has reading dii ring the campaign. try.
cent, and puts on a woolen
and most complete line of
used
his family
shawl reduced 76% per cent. years,it in it has never for eight Mr. Abernethy takes up the
SPOT CASH OR BARTER,
and
failed to
The 1o ma hawk a t Moun
T o help him earn a living, do all that is claimed for it. Why platforms of all the parties
NEVER TEN DAYS.
tain City complains of some
she uses thread reduced 21% not try a remedy so long tried and the votes in Congress on
apnthv among the republi That has ever been exhibited to
—X
per cent, with needles reduced and tested. Trial bo<tie tree at all the different questions of
citizens of Boone and sur
W. L. Bryan's store. Regular issue. H e sets forth by facts cans in Johnson county. Bro theroundings. consisting of
Look over our list and rom
28% per cent, and scissors re size 50c. and $1.00.
pare our prices with those selling
and figures the supreme d u t y Keys is a good arouser and Calicoes of all styles and shades on time. "Money saved is mon
duced 22% per cent.
of alliaucemep in the coming why don't he whoop up the Fancy and plain Lawns, ( bai ey made."
When the d a y is done, hap
lies, Sattines, Ginghams, NauThere seems to be no s o r t election, and urges them t o bovs over there. But what
py with the t h o u g h t of t h e
of doubt a b o u t Hon. W. H. support the democratic tiek if he does, "Old Pete" will a- sooks. chain brays, (ash meres, We will sell yon 4 1-2 pounds
Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask good coffee for $1.00, 1 (5 pounds
"good times" t h a t a r e dawn
Bower's re-election and we et. We wish we had space t o gain be elected Governor and
drapery, Sheeting, Plafds. cot-• (xtra -C sugar lor fl.0'0, be.t
ing, he lies down on his bed
do not give i t a n y serious publish Mr. Abernethy's long the democrats will carry the tonades, jeans etc. which will caijco 0 to 7 1-2 rts per vard. cot
reduced 28% per c e n t , and
thought, but feel anxious. letter. How alliancemen can S t a t e a s usual. Tennessee be sold at reduced puces foreash j ton cheek. 27 inches wide. 7 rts.
draws over him a sheet re
or its equivalent, meeting and de j)Hr yard, and ladies' and gents'
Will Newland will be elected vote with the fusionists ; s a d o n ' t want any more McKin- fying all
hats cheaper than they have evduced 5 0 per cent, and a
Solhitor again. Dr. Reeves great mystery t o us. We d o levism in hers. S<> say all the REAFONAB! E COMPETITION j e r keen sold before.
blanket reduced 71%percent,
will be elected S t a t e ' s Sena not know, nor can we see, on Southern and a number of
\? n m
+
+ i
We are just receiving a fall line
and happily contemplates re
A. J>. . ly entire stock Gf
dress goods at prices to
tor by 4 0 0 majority. Our what grounds a n nlliaueemnti otliei states. There nppearr
duction of carpets 6 7 per
county ticket can be elected can vote with the republican t o be 110 more prospects for ot General Merchandise will suit the bnvers.
cent, dress goods 4 6 per cent
\IL\N WHAT WE SAY.
easily if our Democratic vo partv, when there cannot be the G. 0 . P. t o co me in again. be sold at reduced prices ior
tin-plate 4 5 per cent, china
CASH or its equivolent
Call and see us and we can save
ters will come o u t t o t h e a n y affinity o r relation be Make a note of this Brother
4 5 per cent, matting 7 2 per
R'-XP.
In order to make room for you money.
Keys.
election.
tween them; and we a r e at.as
cent, pearl buttons 4 1 per
new stock, I am offering my en
JOHNSON EDM I ST EN & CO.
great a loss t o account for a
Our Populist friends o u g h t tire lot of
cent, gloves 4 5 per cent, pock
Blowing Rock, March 5.
" 1 know an old soldier who
e t kniyes 68% per cent.
had chronic diarrhoea of long true, honest republican vo t o remember t h a t the Demo READY-MADE CL<)TIIING
"Choose ye this day whom standing t o have been per ting for i populist. The fact- c r a t s h a v e a l w a y s b e e n
St and a id Keeper'* Kolitc.
A1 COST.
manently cured by taking is clear t h a t the republicans friends t o free silver and t h a t
ye will serve."
The people of Watauga will
Charnberlain'sColic, Cholera, will add the populist s t rength the Republicans have always Thanking mv friends and cus- take notice t h a t I have pro
j n t | , e eouVt
As t o the S t a t e election i t and Diarrhoea Remedy"says t o their ranks t o the extent j opposed it. Which party I toners lor th« liberal patron» K p, c u r e d
Edward Shumpik, a promi
they have jriven me in the post honne where 1 will ntti-iulAit
is only a n a t t e r of majority nent druggist ol Minneapolis, t h a i the populists vote f ir j ought you t o support on
for the Democrats. We ven Minn. "I have sold the rem them, but while this is t h e thisquestion? Think honestly and Hoheitnifr a eontmuntion :»! t h e iHimmivaioiiera ennr.
the same ao I OHR as I merit it, I first Monthly in each n
ture the prediction t h a t the edy in this city for over seven case, the republicans will lose and vote the same way. N LN
R ESPKC r t i LJ .\ .
purpose of aealiii
:
majority will not be loastffi.n years and consider it supe more of their own ranks t h a n | Don't sacrifice y o u r piinci-l M B B L A C K B U E N weights urn! measures fo
20,00b, enough t o clear the rior t o any other medicine they will gain from the popu- pies and vote for the RepnbI people. The law requires
deck ot Republicans and fu- now on the market for bowel lists. But this will De no fu- licans t h a t Marion Butler ForMaAaria,Liver Trou- t o be done every two ye
complaints." 2 5 a n d 5 0 cent
J . H.COOK,'
sionists from now and hence bottles of this remedy for ne ral of ours and we have no may be elected t o the U . S . b l e ,orIndigestion,use
STANDARD KEEP
right to complain. In the Senate with Jeter Pritchard i BROWN' S IRON BITTERS
forth.
sale by W. L. Bryan.
Haagaircmocrat
IMPORTANT
SALE.
is
S
>wi
t!iis
,in
N
u
on
HOOD'S^ CURES
now TO SAVE AM-
Brs, Starkey & Paler.
ODE £ LIVE! i
1
�The WataasaDsiiiojrat
A DEMOCRATICfamily newspaper,
devoted t o the interest ot County StateanoNation. Published
evur.y Thursday a t Boone, Wa
tauga Countv. N. C.
The Income Tax.
Atlanta Journal.
There has been much specu
lation a s t o the probable amount of money which the in
c o m e t a x will p u t into t h e
federal treasury, and esti
mates very largely.
I t ^estimated thnton prop
er statements the following
New York millionaires will
nave t o pay a s income tax
t h e amounts mentioned:
J . D. Rockefeller,$152,000;
Wm. Wondorf Astor, $178,000; Russell Sage. $90,000;
Cornelius Vanderbilt, $81,000; Wm. K . Vanderbilt, $75
000; IT. M. Flagier, $60,000;
Moses Taylor estate, $5,000;
Fred W. Vanderbilt, $65,000;
J o h n Jacob Astor, $50,000;
0. P . Huntington, $20,000;
Wm. Rockefeller, $60,000;
Jay Gould's estate, $80,000;
R. Goelet, $25,000; M. Sing
er estate, $60,000.
Some of these a mounts look
large in the abstract, but
they are all based on ability
t o pay. i'he larger income
tax a man has to pay t h e
better off ';ie is.
Mr. Astor, with an income
of several millions a year, is
a p" oper subject for a levy of
$178,000 fur the support of
the government wlii-h stands
guard over all his vast pos
sessions.
The income tax is right.
In New York, Chicago and
Philadelphia, there are some
shameful disclosures of t h e
evasion of honest taxation
by men worth millions. The
est »tc of Jn.v Gould was com
pelled t o pay a king's lanHom in back taxes because
Gould had been swindeling
New York City bypayingless
t h a n he owed.
L a s t year someof the most
famous millionairs of Chica
g o returned their personal
property a t such low figures
a s t o cause a great scandal.
It iH this yei y class of men
who complain loudest of the
federal income tax. No won
der. I t will help t o in a k e
them pay their honest dues
t o the government.
fw,t ,,f t u r n i n g a
triple isnmersault over the
hacks of one mammoth Re
publican elephant, two dnuble-humped reform camels,
f
n n ti-Hill horses, n full
,
,
.
drove of Rhinechn Holsteins,
two well-filled Morten barrels
and a heard of anti-snapper
trick ponies. Bear in mind,
ladies and gentlemen, t h a t ,
after leaving the Saratoga
platform, Mr. Hill will irake
three complete revolutions
in mid-air and endeavor t o
land on his feet on the guber
natorial mattress. Hill will
attempt thisrernarkaole feat
without the aid of adminis
tration attendants, and, al
though the entertainment is
but half over, the manage
irient takes this opportunity
t o also announce t h a t gentle
manly agents will now pass
among you and sell seats for
the jollificatiop concert t h a t
will take place in the large
tent immediately after t h e
conelusionVif the wig show.
The band should kindly re
frain from playing ''Down
went McGinty."
ous
Oliver Weudell Iloline**»
Holmes is dead! Genial,
jovial, gentle spirit, thou a r t
gone! "Wrecked is the ship
of pearl," and never again
shall its sails be spread t o
skim the billows of life's "un
resting sea." The last leaf,
t h a t danced s o long in the
keen, cool autumn breeze,
has fallen. All itsiellows had
long a g o circled down. VYe
knew it must soon join them
t o moulder in the damp sod ;
but the Death mystery is
ever new, and the tear will
fall n o WjJ t h a t t h a t lone,
long clinging leaf has gone
t o join its companions. * * *
There will be A f c vucant
chair. The gentle Autocrat
shall never again mingle his
wit, and sparkle, and pathos
with our merry round of
voices. This Physician o f
the mind shall never again
weave his mingled fancies of
wit and wisdom. The Father
has heard his call, and he
has passed t o be with "the
Boys" Age had drifted the
snow-flakes oyer his brow,
but in liis heart the Mav
birds were still singing. The
birds of June had never lost
their fiagrance. Life h a d
st ill its bloom and itsbejuty.
A boy, sa.vs the New York The dim, blue hills of early
Tribue, who was recently sen*: nays, an 1 the cool, babbling
t o a b o a r d i n g s c h o o l h a s springs of cheer and joy.
ju it sent the following letter were still realit'es. The soult<» ins anxious and loving mo lite, the only true life, was
tiler: " I g o t here all right yet unsullied with the roar of
and forgot t o write before, nPer year*.
I t is a very nice place t o have T o the "ever swinging fiend
fun. A fellow and I went out ulum" silence has eome. And
in a boat and th« boat tip silenee how deep! A silence
ped over and a man g o t me broken only by the sullen
o u t , and I was s o full of wa sound irom the shoreless sea
ter t h a t 1 didn't know noth of the great beyond. His
ing for a good long while. good n a tared laugh, his cher
The other boy has to be bur- ry voice, we shall hear no
ied after they And him. H i s J n , o r e Knights of the
Round Table have lost a
mother came from Lincoln
and she cries all the time. A choice member; a distinguish
hoss kicked me over and I ed representative of the »\id»
have got t o have same mon Republic of Letters, is gom
ey t o pay the doctor for fix to come nonicr.—1. E turn
ing my head. We are going in Charlotte Obsei ver.
t o set a n old barn ori fire tu
Fnsion'sts to be Confnsed.
rn J ' t , and 1 should smile if
If uy any posibilityy hook m
we d o n ' t have bully fun. 1
'->s a v watch and am very crook, the Fiisionist should
;•»
I shall bring ! ome make gain in North Carolim
11«ties, and 1 shall a t this d e m o n ( h i t which
im
11
a tame vv o o d - they ill not do) it will b«
chu K it 1 « ; n GER him in HIV hailed and claimed a s a r«
publican victory. A n d i
would be This the i'oplllis
factum ot the Fusion would
el my
n o t * very much i;k*\ Tlte\
,ifi cis S; -eta! « en might try t o grin and bear l
o . i« the nex a 1. Tim d a r but they would not relish ii
Again:—If they should sue
i g and dazzling political
ceed. it would not belong be
acrobat, David Bennett Hill,
will now a t t e m p t the danger fore there would bea howling
hue c*nd cry among them
selves about the distribution
of patronage and would diesolve of itself in confusion and
like a mob in disgust and
fear.
Disordered, acactionary elemements always unify and
strengthen the ardor of the
best and most intelligent ele
ments of society and right
will always prevail.-Pres and
Carolinian.
W. L, DOUGLAS
A COMPLETE NEWS PA
PER
The Pride of the North Caroli
na Tress."
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ISTweWTT.
viiWhic sauEAAir; i
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r RDiCH & OwV/ELLEDCALF
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Do you want to aid in building
up a paper that shall reflect the
greatest credit 011 North Caroli
na, no matter where it mav
seen ? Then patronize
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The 11 ilmington Messengei
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*
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BROCKTON, MASS.
Von can nave money by purchasing W. L.
D.ioirla* Sl;t»ci«,
Because, we arcl.ie largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, aud guarantee
the value by stamping the catr.e ana price on
the bottom, which protects * ou s^airst high
prices and the middleman's profits. O ir shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting aud
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Bold by
There has been so much confu
sion
About fusion, fusion, fusion,
Dealtr, whose naiiip will
That when goods are offered in pear hear. Agent# wanted. shortly aji*
Apply at
profusion
once.
To get them should be the con
clusion.
THE XORTHrCAK0LIXA
So, if on N. M. A Hen you will fuse
He will summon his muse
To offer you goods so low
At cost you will think them be
low.
College of
Agriculture a n d
MechanicArts.
Offers Three Technical Cours
So, to him you should go,
e s : The Course in Agricul
And not be slow;
ture; The Course in Science ;
He will let you do your choosing TheCourse in .Mechanical and
And save you from loosing.
Civil Engineering.
Now. if you'are up to snuff,
Each course is broad and
This is quite enough.
thorough, and the institu
That prices next to cost
tion is now equipped for ex
Should not be lost.
cellent work. Expenses very
moderate. For catalogues,
So, if you want to be funny
A t A1leu 'm store lea ve y our moncy address.
A LEX. Q. Hollada.v, Pres.
Or we will accept a flag of truce.
In the shape of your produce.
Raleigh, X. C.
TEAT
Fins PRECAUTION
A NECESSITY
. i the 1* wtury,
Roo.n, Machine Shop,
Plumbers' witl I'iti iters' Shops, and OUT
wlaee where (rtiv WH- I or clothe* are used.
I .dv t»- Minn)
by all to he the f""*4
thing for .he pnr,i>>»e over Invented.
SKNO FOR PRICES AT ONCK.
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*
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$2.00
The weekly "Transcript Mes
senger," (the largest a n d
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months on trial for $1.00 •
(.'ash in advance. Both
papers a r e large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
with t h e address of five pej*sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1 s t , 1888. tf.
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For full information, maps una
descriptive pamphlets of the
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VOL 7
BOONE,
Insure
Your
Life
And thereby insure the comfort
of those who are depending
on you for support.. If you are
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It offers advantages to be had
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W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Department of the Carolinas,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician.
Office
on King Street north of Post
Office.
Si
J.
AIT ORNEY AT LAW,
MARION,
N.C
"(o)
Will practice in the courts ol
Watauga, Ashe, Mitel all, McDow
ell and all ither counties in the
Western district 8£fiTS|>< cinl atten
jfcioh given to the collection ol
laiine."®®
W. B. Conncill Iff. I). T. C. Blaekbui-n.
Boone, N. C.
Ziouvillc, Hf. C.
Councill & Blackburn9
Physicians h Surgeons.
txsTCalls attended at all
houis.^Sstfk
June 1, '93.
£. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
LflVIL & FLETCH EH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. 0
HOT"Special attention given
to the colletion ol claim*.
L. L. GREENE, & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
f
HOONE, N.6.
Wil 1 gi V9 specia! a 1 ten t i< > n
to abstracts of title, the sale
of Real Estate in VV. N. C.
Those having farms, timber
and mineral lands for sale,
will do well to call on said Co.
at Boone.
L. L. GHEES & CO.
March 16, 1893.
NOTICE.
Hotel Properly lor Sale.
On account of failing health
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
m.y hotel property in the town of
Boone, North Carolina, and will
• *ell low for cash and make terms
to suit the buyer, and will take
real or personal property in ex
change. Apply soon.
W. L . BRYAN.
NOTRE.'
s putting papers in
I for execution will
1 vance the lees with
rs and they will re
in pt attention, other
?y will be returned
nted for the want of
D. F. BAIRD SHFF.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.
THURSDAY N J VEM BEE 15, 1894,
NO. 4.
A Horrible Holoraust.
The Science Of Politics.
duty and it is this last that PP articles taken out ; s a
A JEST REBiKE.
Statesville Landmark.
we wish to impress. It is the brass kettle, containing: a
SEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 27.,— Try as the people of the
The election is over and ] ( j ntv of every citizen to take lot of old roins, some dating ! The people of this city were South may to let the dead
manv lately excited citizens an interest in politics and to hack as far as 1112. Col. horrified to-day by a hotel past bury its dpad,they are
ore declaring that tlie.v will 1V .. 01 .,| I l i s vi ,,, M
th(1 Cockeivll believes he will find j holocaust, which overshad still designated as ''rebels"
never take fis miieh interest! ,.| mlif? in<: issues at r iie ,,,>'1* ever\ thing his friend claimed ows in its fatalities the glare while their representatives in
or do so much work in a Ci- (It w net a ozar nor a kin- was put in the well. The of 1889, when the greater Congress are spoken of as
j ture campaign. The mostof j t h f l t i s ,-esponsible for this work will l#e continued until portion of the city was laid "Southern brigade r s."
I them are probably mistaken '^overnmenf, hnt it is upon the bottom of the well is in ashes. In the destruction Twelve years ago Gen. Sher
j-ifthev are not they should t h e , 1PO| ,| ( . w h o ,. ompow> j t I reached.
of the West Street hotel b.v man visited the exposition
he. The love of polities is a! f h a t i t s p e r | K . t l ) j t v depends.
fire this morning at least at Atlanta. It was the city
A Reiuiirkabie Bream.
part of the birthright of ev If they as a mass should
sixteen inmates lost their he was charged with burning
Col. Samuel B. Ford,a Vir lives.
ery American citizen. A state cease from participation in
•
as a military necessity. If
ot politics which made life in DUolic affairs it would full ginian by birth, a TennesseeAt 8 o'clock this morning the bitterness of a former
tolerable in the old country into the hands of a few and an by raising, a North Caro fifteen bodies had been taken enmity were justifiable under
gave birth to the new. Our would lose its character as a linian by marriage and a from the ruins. The search any circumstances t h e y
forefathers fled from Great republic. Losing this, the dreamer by profession (as lie is still being continued.
would be those surrounding
Britain on account of a polit people would, in the process styles himself) has been hav The following is a list of this visit of the great leader
ical condition under which of time,lose their liberty and ing some very remarkable the transient guests as shown to the scene of his former tri
they couhl no longer live, everything else that makes dreams of late. His latest by the register taken from umphs. But he was received
anu most astonishing dream the burning building: A. Wei with the open-armed hospi
and founded on the new con life worth living.
we will give in his own words son, F. Bollman, R D. Simon tality for which the South is
tinent a government under
Let no man, therefore, af
wh'ch it was designed that ter the heat of the campaign which is as follows:—A f e w son, C. I). Johnson, M. Mc- justly noted. Every honor
the will of the majority should has subsided and his blood evenings ago just as the dus Sorley, John Chesterman. F. possiole was shown him and
ky shades of night had began S. Hicks, Mrs. J. \V. Huss- his visit to the Georgia capi
he the supreme law.
has cooled, curse himself for
This was the beginning of the interest he has taken in to glow* thick strange and 1111111. D. Frazier,
Mrs. J. tal was afterwaids among
government in America. For politics, feeling that he has weird thoughts began to Smith and friend F. J. Clark, his most cherished memories.
awhile all were united in a made a fool of himself. In flit through my in i u d. A Charles A. Fete, J e in e s This was the spirit shown
conuron cause. The new gov terest in polities is one of his strange voice whispered in Merme, VV. P. Coffee, Win. where a conquered people
eminent was purely a, matter highest duties, and he ought, my ear; You are going to Matheson, M. J. Lawson, D. were entertaining one of the
of experiment nothing like in season and out of season, have a true dream. A few mill McDonald, city; C. L. Gibb. most distinguished of their
utes later the glittering stars George J. Moon, Redmond conquerors. It is in strong
it had ever before been at to keep it alive.
the forget-me-nots of the an T. Sell mitt, George Bothell, contrast with thehatreri kept
tempted on the fa«*e of t h e
gels, peeped out from the az C.L. Bellman, John McGuire, alive for partisan purposes
earth. Greece and Rome had
A Wonderful Well.
sought to establish a repub
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 28. ure Heavens and imprinted Allen D. Chase, Wm. MeNair, in many section of the North.
lican governments, but on a —A Knoxville special to the u p o n t h e i r f a c e s w e r e t h e John Kingston, city; M. G. This is nc a goof Christianity
less liberal scale, and had fail American says that the Trib words; you are goingtohave Dedriekson. Post i'luk'd.y. A. a
''
when t> >
ed; and so the forefutheis une's correspondent at Cum a true dream. The moon, th«» G. Bntier, a 1
..<• < r the
>e<
were practically without pree berland Gap writes as fol queen of the night, escorted proprietor, is missing.
edent in their undertaking. lows: This place ir stiried up by the constellations, came The injured are: Edward aeen
r\ oil, »s T • pres' e
They realized the necessity of oyer the late discovery of a trailing gracefully through Huvliu, badly injured about a relic of barbaijsiu and . nvunity , and all were of u p ^ number of arms, etc.. buried the vast domains of space the head and back, by jump er our common citizenship in
mind throughout the forma during the late war. The sto and thrni.ig theefulgent rays ing.
the scale of humanity. The
tive pei iod. Independence was ry of their resurrection is as down the brown bare bosom
D. B. Glass, leg broken, war has long since passed in
declared, the war was fought follows: A few days ago a Mr. of mother earth seemed to back in j nied.
to history. The South has
independence was won a n d Martin, an ex-confederate sol say; You are going to have
C. Bw Anderson,hand burn yielded to the inevitable and
Washington became Presi dier from Lynchburg, Va., a true dream. All nature seem ed and badly bruised.
in time of common danger
dent. Except b»r the minor who is now United States ed to tell me the same story.
The saddest sight of all has been the first to offer its
differences which arose in re storekeeper and ganger, while Not being a firm believer in was found in the inside room services for the protection of
gard to the terms of the con discussing the late war with dreams I hastened to bed. In of the passage way, which flag and country. "Let us
stitution, which differences Col. Cockerell, an ex-federal a short while I fell into a led to White street. There, have peace," was the ad
were quickly composed, no soldier and president of t, h e peaceful slumber. All at once calmly lying in a charred and monition of one who did
disagreements occurred am Eastern Kentucky Land Co., the devil spized me and took blackened bed, was evident most to preserve the threat
ong the founders, because die told him that during the war me many miles distant. We ly an entire family. The fa- ened union; and in support
sension could not be afford he and several others had at halted and talked the matter ' ther lay on one side, wife of his wise counsel comes ev
ed, the mother country still the order of Gen. John H. o v e r . H e t o l d m e l i e w o u l d I next to him, and n little ery suggestion of manhood
7
regarding the rebelliouschild Morgan buried twenty-five give me three tasks to per burned ami blackened arm, and patriotism. Those who
jealously and the other es cases of Enfield rifles, several form, an 1 if T proved success the flesh falling in shreds do not heed it are at enmity
tablished powers of the earth hundred bayonets and pis ful in all T was to be released, from it and the small fingers with their own people and
considering it legit imate tols, four wagon loads of can otherwise 1 svasdoomed. The clutched, showed that a lit undeserving of public confi
first was to pull up a tree by tle child was among the vic dence.—Detroit f ree Press.
prey.
non balls, five barrels of whis
In process of time, howev key arm numerous other ar the roots, which, in my im tims.
Crouched in a corner ol a
er, the feeling of security ob ticles such as cooking vessels agination, I accomplished
small inside room two char
Business Before Plea"»re.
tained, and as the conscious shovels, axes, etc. All had with ease. The next was to
They were performers in red and naked skeletons met
ness of the fixity of the new been placed in a large well pull down a mountain which
1 did. His face became more the nmatuer theatricals. the gaze. The flesh was burn
experiment took possession 180 feet deep.
solemn. He then said: A am During the progress of the ed from each and the first,
of the people they began to
Col. Cockrell took a force
i play, at one time while their that of a man with blacken
divide in their views of the of hands next day and went going to gfve .you a third and
I presence was not needed on ed stumps of arms, seemed
methods of govtrnmenL and to work hunting for the well last chance. The task is an
j the stage they sat Together to be fighting an impending
hence arose factions winch arid succeeded in locating it extremely hard one to per
danger. Immediately behind
afterwards became parties. within a few feet of the cor form. There are but one or [behind the scenes. She look
ed beautiful indeed in old him, also bolt upright and
All hold the cardinal princi ner stone where the t h r e e two men in my place of abode
[fashioned gown and powder- cluthing I UH waist, was the
ple of majority rule but wide states, Tennessee, Virginia, who can do it. Whether there
|ed hair, and he, in court cos skeleton of a woman The
differences exist as to matters and Kentucky, come togeth is any on earth who can I do
tume ol a century ago, was eyes were burnd from t, Si e
of det a il i ri go vern men t, so n.e er. They located the well al n o t k n o w . I n o w p u t t h e
the beau ideal of a cavalier. sockets of each, but then one
of these involving questions ter removing the several feet question—Tell a bigger 1 i e
For *ome time lie had been could easily imagine the look
of highest principle and of of earth, sand, etc. They have than Joe Buchanan. My heart
of horror, the deadly fen.•
policies ot vital concern. The so far gone down only thirty sank within me. Tears filled very attentive to her, and,
although people had fre- which clung to the ill-fatecJ
issues have changed from five feet, and have taken out my eyes. I fell down and be
couple as they fought with
lime to time but there has several cases of the guns in gan to pray. I told His Sa quentlv remarked upon his an unseen foe.
always remained th? great good condition, some not e- tanic majesty I could not no idevotion, lie had not come
There w>re about twenty
lines fof demarkation upon ven rusted, a large number of it and asked why he did not. to the point of proposing. transient guests registered,
But as they sat behind the
wl.ich the people originally a Tin on balls, cooking vos- put the first and thereby save scenes he felt that an oppor and night clerk Butler says
I the hotel had about twenty
divided the idea, of a strong
jf ()Ur wa o- on wheels and me the trouble. He told me tune moment had arrived.
! permanent guests. It is abhe knew I could not neither
"Marie," ue said, "you
government at the centre, j harness.sMutely known that sixteen
could any other living man. may not have perceived 1113* persons perished ahd the next
and tiie opposite idea of a
It issaid that when thelast
liking, but I cannot delay.
central government, the pow | j oa( j was put in the well the I then awoke.—Bakersville l—I want to ask 3-0u—to dew hours may add large^ to
the terrible death list.
er of t h e p e o p l e r e s e r v e d t o wheels w e r e t a k e n off t h e wag Enterprise.
lie"
themselves in a word, cere o n . mr | thrown in and the
Just then the prompter Carlton Uornwell, foreman
Many stubborn and aggra
palled the girls name, but she of the Gazette, Middletown,
tralization as against local o t h e r p a r t destroyed.
vating cases of rheumatism
N. J.. believes ih it Chamber
self-government.
Among the latest things that were believed to be in j never stirred.
"That's your cue,"faltered lain's Cough Remedy should
But that is neither here taken out was an enormous curable and accepted as life 1
the interrupted lover.
be in every home. He used it
nor there. The point we cannon, supposed to be the legacies, ha ve yielded to "Yes," she answered, calm
lor a cohl and effected a spee
choose to bring out is that one the government adver Chamberlain's Pain Balm, ly enough, laying her hand dy cure. He says: "It is in
m ich to the surprise and
all sorts of differences exist tised for so extensively a few gratification of the sufferers. on his arm: "but never mind deed a grand remedy. I can
among men and that under years ago nn<1 -offered a re One application will relieve rlie cue. Y >*.] seemed very lecominem' b to all. I have
-a it use ! for w i o. c
this free government of ours ward oi .$5,000/for it. It is tiie pain arid snfferingand its much in earnest just now a Is
, and I want oi>
;
tall have equal rights of ex a brass cannojn that was bor continued use insures an efwhat we"eye
>in.
r tepression. rhe idea or right rowed from tl»e British gov-. iectual cure. For sale by W .
—Truth.
ie?. .or Sri
lg some oth L. Brvan.
carries with it the sense of eminent Ai
r.
er*
�4
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
J They are ao»v BEING iijanufac
From Banner Elk, X. C.
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT , tured, unn the tradecan soon Editor Democrat:
Did y o n hear anything
I eopyl year
$1.00
kt drap?''
What do the (Jro-The daughter oFourcoun
" 0 mouths
50
veri in idolates think of the
" 3 months
35 tyman. Mr. D. W. Bradley,
What d o
ADVERTISING RATES.
who married a Mr. Bradley situa'ion now?
they think of his "culminat
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 in Johnson county, r>nn., di
ing atrocity" in desertinghis
1 month..
1.75 ed at Nashville a few days
3 " ....
3.00 since from the effects of ha v- friends in his own State in
0 " ....
5.00
their hour of need? Ho, Gro1 year....
7.00 ing a tumor taken from her
; ver! "Re thou spirit blessed
1 column 1 week
9.00|body. Her remains were in
1
"
1 month
13.50 terred in the family g r a v e o r g o b l i n d a m n e d ? W h o
1
"
3 44
25.00
says you are a democrat? Un
1
"
6 " ..t
37.50 yard on Tuesday last near der your lead and patronage
1
"
1 year
50 00 her father's house on Brushy
Fork. The DEMOCRAT ex | the British party has. with
Entered at the Postofficeat tends sympathy to the be the aid of the negroes and
Boone. N. 0., as second-class reaved parents, husband and mo.ssbacks. defeated the dem
oerats at the polls. In other
mail matter.
friends.
words, you split your o w n
—Col. Jonathan Horton party—hence these tears.
LOCAL NEWS.
was able to vote last Tues
But then, the British need
— \ nice lot of lamps very days. He is in his 90th not lie so jubilant over the
year. 0 1 (1 uncle Sammy natter, as it was the demo
cheap at Holsclaw s.
Bro.vu who is 87 years catne
—Corn sbuckir.g; is now in a distance of 6 miles and crats who did it with their
little ballots. Well, it is all
full blast.
voted. Uncle William Dugger over now; it is only history
—You can get nice canned came out and voted, he is, repeating itself to show that
peaches cheap at Holsclaw's. we think, 82. We suppose the people are not satisfied
—The cattle trade has been uncle Dudl.v Farthing and with the present administra
unusually lively lor the last old man Iiilliard also voted, tion, all of which is right and
both o f t^em have passed proper. The British howled
ten days.
their 90th yeur. All those about the Federal election
—Mr. D. F. Horton lost an
old men tire true and tried, laws, but it seems to h a v e
infant, by bold hives, last
we have great respect for been a godsend to that ele
week.
them all, we fear however ment after all. Wonder if
-Just received a lot of that they have voted their they will kick against free
Indies' sailor hats, also felts last time. Their reward is elections hereafter. The up
at Ilolsclaw's.
above.
shot of the whole matter is
— Filmore, eldest son of
—Notice 1! All persons hav that our boasted republic will
Mr. John Lay is lying quite ing deeds and mortgages or now change its name on the
ill with fever at Cook's Gap. claims in the Register's office map to Btitish America. No.
—Mrs. Maggie F. Boy den will please rail an or before 2. How does that strike you?
and children leave to-day for (he first Mon. in Dec., 1894, There is no help for it unless
Salisbury, so we are informed and pay fees that are due as the democrats throw Cleve
I need the money that is due land overboard and organ
—Married o n last Thurs
me ami you should haveyonr ize as they were when he was
day, at Bamboo, Mr. Roy
papers. And farther, the in elected in 1892. If they re
Critcher, and Miss Martha
coming Register will not wish fuse to do that, and persist
Cook. T. L. Critcher offida
to be troubled with any pa in their idolatry, then! want
ting.
pers that belong to any one to nominate a ticket right—Corn Hodges w i f e of else. So come friends, ami lift here for 1896, which if we get
Wiley Hodges, Jr., died on your papeys. Corn, bacon or we will know what we a re get
Monday lust and was hur any good produce will be ta ting. It is a ticket that would
ried Wednesday, after a long ken at the market price if de carry the full strength of the
spell of sickness.
livered at M B. Blackburn's B r i t i s h v o t e , a n d t h e n t h e
—The DEMOCRAT failed to or any where else in town so business interests of the coun
try would know what to do.
appear last week, but hereaf I ran get it. RESP.
ter, with the help of its friends <J. ('oTTRELL, Reg. Of Deeds. I will nominate for President,
—We were paitifd to hear G. Cleveland, of Buzzard Bay,
in theeounty, it vyi.ll make its
regular visits to its readers. of the death of Maj. James Massachusetts; for vice-Pres
ident,Thomrs Bracket Reed,
—I now ha\e on hand a lot Brown on Roan Creek, .John
son county, Tennessee. Maj. of Maine. It would be a sort
of blank State w.airants for
Brown was perhaps 82years of blending of interests, and
J. P's at 10c. cash pet dozen
of age, cancer was supposed then their political views are
or 12c. by mail. Parties
identical except on a few mi
wanting them will call at the to be the immediate cause of
his death. Perhaps but few nor points,such as tariff, dec
Clerk's office. W.G.Todd.
citizens were held in higher t i o n l a w s , e t c . , a n d t h e r e
—Capt. Lovill, who has esteem th a n wn s M a j. P> ro w n. would be no use in the pops
been with his friends# in Wa His life has been an example or any other party to put
tauga for some weeks past, for the old and young. Maj. out a ticket against it. I
left on Tuesday of this week Brown was extensively hope the so-called leading
tor Thief River Falls, Minn., known and no words of cen men and editors of leading
where he w ill resume his work sure or reproach were ever democratic papers, wh have
for Uncle Sam.
spoken against him as re played the part of Broverian
—T. M. Cottrell's school at gards his honesty and integ i d o l a t o r s h e r e t o f o r e , h a v e
Deprfield is doing very vveil. rity. He was'a man of hon had the scales knocked from
The attendance is not as or and a hrtstian gentleman their eyes, and in this hope
large as it was owing to the W< j have intimately known will remind i em that"truth
cold wave. There are some our true old friend since our jCiushed to earth will rise aPHANTOM.
little wee fellows, oil how they boyhood days and know of gain."
his moral worth. W Q feel
can spell.
Danger From Catanrh.
very sad over his death and
—Katy Cornells vv h o has
The most important feature
sympathize with hisf ereaved about that very common com
made her home at H. W.
fa may and his many friends plaint, catarrh in the head, is its
Hardin's Esq., for the last
in theit great loss. Another tendency to develop into some
thirty years died Sunday
other more serious and danger
old landmark lias left us.
night of last week after a Death robs u* of our dearest ous disease. The fonl matter
the
lingering spell of sickness, friends but we will all have dropping from the head intovery
bronchial tubes or lungs is
her age was near 70 years. to follow sooner or later.
liable to lead to bronchitis or
consumption, that destroyer
Aunt Katy was a good kind
Hotd's Sarsaparilla. acting
woman and had many friends through the blood, reaches every which causes more deaths in this
country thar. any other disease.
to mourn her death.
part of the system, and in this As catarrh originates in impuri
I be supplied-
—Rev. Mr. Johnson,of Bea
ver Dams, is conducting a se
ries of meetings at Deerfield
school house. There seem to
be some who are deeply inter
ested. Rev. J. L. Sherwood
isexpected soon, and t h e
meeting will perhaps be mov
ed to Three Fork in a short
time.
waYpositively cures catarrh.
Linney's majority is over
1,000. Spaintiour is elected
by near 1,000. All the Re
publican Judges are elected,
and Boone can now "laim
both Judge and Solicitor, by
the grace of the Republican
and Populist parties.
— ( ) —
SAY
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
BROWJCS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep it, $1 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark ana croeeed red lines on wrapper.
Yes, I tiave just returned from the North, wherd
bought a large line of general merchandis with the "taijfi
oft"' for instance 57 inch all yarn flannel at 20c. cash rep'
lar price 35c., 54 inch or 1% yardswide at 45 cts., iegp
lar price 65 cts. Men's woollen hats 65 cts., regular pi
$ 1.25, and, in fact, everything else in proportion.
I have the largest and nicest line of ladies'dresssgoo
ever shown in \\ atauga county in cashmeres, serges, fla
nels and a lot of other fancy dress goods. Cashmers i
22% cts. 40 inches wide, regular price 40 cts., eallico. bes
7 cts. and up. Heavy domestic at 7 cts by the bolt. Satin'
outing, flannel, ginghams, jeans, drilling and canton flan
nel all cheap. Shoes for men, w Dtnen and children cheap.
I have a largeJ lot of groceries, Arbuckle's coffee, green
coffee at 5 lbs. to the dollar, yash; also nutmegs, ginger,
pepper, lemons at 20 cts. per dozen. Hardware, glassware
and notions very cheap.
Wanted: Yellow batter at 12% cts, white beans at $1.
rye 60 cts., corn 50 cts..eggs 10 cts, fur skins and every
thing else in the produce line at highest market prices.
(iive me a call as I can certainly pave you money on
your produce, as I have the goods cheap. Come one come
all, you are welcome.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
r^zsnsaraua
TIILS IS NO HUM
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TRADE!
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OF
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-o
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the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
of April I will sell my stock of cines on the market.
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JT
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"For
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weight was laid on a spot the size of
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after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were
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Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Every
se Elf eotive
B®~T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.
Y O I V / E I R E 1 1A K r LO S U B S C R I B E . ^
When Others Fail
—Mr. J. W. Banner, a citi
zen of our county, residing at
Banner's Elk, has just obtained a patent on a brace
and bit. the moat perfect .In- ers and has the most wonderful
1
vice of the kind ever placed record of actual cures of any
upon the market. It is esti- medicine in existence. Take only
muted to be worth $40,000.1 Ilo °^ s -
m:
Yours Anxious to please,
ties in th» blood, local applica
tions Crtii do hut littlegood. The
common sense method of treat
ment is to purify the blood, and
for this purpose there is no prepara'ion su perior to Hood's Sar
saparilla. The oowerful action
of this medicine upon the blood
expels every impurity, and by so
doing cures catarrh and gives
h»alth to tii i entire organism.
"Who struck Bill Patter
Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up
son any how" on the 6th.
the shattered system by giving
vigorons action to the digestive
Hood'8 Pills are purely vege
organs, creatingan appetite and
purifying the blood. It is pre- table; and do not purge, pain or
I pared by modern methods, pos- gripe 25c.
"TAKUT
bkvY\VVOU¥Y
RESPECTFULLY
W.L. BHYA.Y
R«I*-rr» * '.orenesa of the mucous nsabnMbiO
cures GONOkKifrEA and GLEET in t to* day*. No
other treatment n.-. -cMry. Ner-rcauies stricture or
J^r^Hjurtous alter effects. Price, ft. Sold
Y
"" BLOOO BALM CO., Pr»'t,
�IMPORTANT
SALE.
jcome to life any more. The rior to any other medicine Remedy and they now reeoni ceased to transpire and « yAs the season is over we 1
feat, in our hum Die opinion,
now on the market for bowel mend it with the rest of us. clones are softened intozephwill sell our stocK of HACKS
was on the account, mainly, Republican party has absorb complaints.'' 25 and 50 cent 25 and 50 cjnt bottles for
b
vrs: when the sweet south
ed it and there is now no
of apathy of the Democratic
an
bottles of this remedy for sale by \V. L. Bryc
wind blows its baltnv breath!^ DRIBS, BUDDIES, DOUi
voters in North Carolina, sign of life in this boasted sale by W. L. Bryan.
over fields that are peiq»etu- BEE AND SINGLE HARFree Fills.
and secondly on account of party of reform. The coun
ally verdant and all the rn«e
NESS,
This ha? been an election Send your'; address to H. E. is one nig charity organiza
complete fusion of the Pops, try is tremendously Republi
can and will be until the par that has waked up the Demo Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get tion; then it is that we have
with the Republicans. Our
a free sample box of Dr. King's
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
Democratic leaders did not ty re-enacts its odious laws crats from their sleep. Now New Life Dills. A trial will con gotten back to Eden. Oh,
A Very Low Price.
^
vince you of their merits. These thou distant, distant Eden!
think that fusion was com and then the people will rise if the negroes again come to pills are easy in action and are
They are all L1RST CLASS
plete, but in this they were up and down the m. The the front, as in days of yore parficularly effective in the cure
Pops, will be left without an when the Republicans were! of ConstiDation and Sick Head
mistaken. The Republican,
and almost as good as new.
excuse.
in power in the State, we will ache. For Malaria and Liver
Populists, and the whole
YY ill sell on time, or trade
,
*
ui j troubles they have been proved
WH have no political news again have much trouble invaluable. Thev are guaran
negro population of the
for good stock.
State were marshalled in sol to give our readers chis week and confusion. TheRepubli 1 teed to be perfectly iree from evCall on us at once at Blow
id phalanx against the Dem but what is generally bad, cans who have obt ained thelery deleterious substance and to
be purely vegetable. They do
ocratic party, and to make and it grows worse. We nev power have a chance to re not weaken by their action,' but
ing Rock. We will be here
their victory more certain. er was very corffident t h a t claim their acts of 1868 and by giving tone to stomach and
until Oct. 1st.
*
Many of the Democratic vo our county ticket would be 1869, and if they will let the; bowels gre itlv invigorate the
R ESPECTFULLY,
ters did not go to the elec elected, but the large major county government system system. Regular size 25c. per
box. Sold by W. L. Bryan.
//& w i
tion- The Democrats were ity obtained by the Republi alone and carry out the laws
hENKEL, CRAIG 4- ( O.
W. B. Councill, Jr., takes
split up over the administra- cans and Populists against as they find them on our
I
Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
tion in regard to silver, and [us almost took our breath. statute books, thev will pros his deteat manly and laughZ'Mymmv
then there was some inter The average republican ma per as a party and the State it off very handsomely. Dr.
nal strife originated between jority in the county is 250 will glid along in prosperity Reeves says he^will still prac
the friends of Ransom and The Republicans with the aid and peace, but if the Republi tice medicine and heal th
J a r v i s . T h e s e m e n w e r e of the Populists, have snow cans undo all, or most of the sick. Wiley H. Farthing will
WANTED!
made an issue in the Eastern ed us under. We didn't think favorable system and engen do all the representing a< rv
A lemedy for disease and de
part of the State and had a that our populist friends in der strife and animosities gards the Senate. Wiley'.A Peculiar C
bility, especially for thosedis
bad effect in getting up any the county wou'd have gone among the people, and the majority is ovti two bun
eases which physicians have
of
inthusiasm among the Demo over bag and baggage to the race question becomes agru- dred. A. J. Fletcher has not Periodic Attacks Eyes.Neura!^ In pronounced incurable.
the
crats. President Cleveland republican party, but in that valed again, and the black been with us since the "C. I. Ilfxxl & Co., Lowell. Mrsas.:
\\ e give below a few of the
has been a great drawback we were mistake, and n o w men get control of the negro "slump" but will let Linsey " I write to auy that I hxve been a sufferer for the many letters which we
four years with neuralgia In the eyes. Tlio pains I .,«... 4" •. i
1
i • i
to the success of the Demo they have succeeded in doing count'es, we will have fearful Michael go to Raleigh in his were vry severe at night, causing me t>> suffer j "<l \e let eiVetl, ail(j \\ fllt'il W©
a month
crats all over the Nation, what the republicans could times again. What will they place. W. S. Farthing takes winter anil summer alike. Sometimeswould bo publish with the consent of#
would laps© between spells, then I
the writers who are convinc
his defeat good hutnorediy
and has been the cause of di not do single handed. What do?
TroufciDd Every Week,
ed that such a remedy as we
and says he will not be trou especially If I was up at night I am a man of ha ve described has been found
vision among Democrats. ad vantage the populists have
regular, habits, 42 years of age, and employed
Alleghany county is still bled with that big bond, and for the pastseven years by llenth. Springs & Co., in Compound Oxygen Treat
The delay of the United obtained for themselves and
well-known merchants r.ud bankers of this place
ment of lbs. Star key
PaStates Senate in their action for the county wecannot see. Democratic, but by a small will let Mr. Calloway fix up
Icn.
on the tariff and the way They have helped to again re majority. Bovver carried the the bond affair. J. C. Hor- F~
pa»'
they finally did act caused store the party to power tha t county by only 40 majority. ton being a farmer has con and Oam Jen. I bought u supply of flood's Sar"Mv daughter was cured ol
much of the apathy among have caused all the ills that Dr. Reeves for the Senate has eluded to let Manly B. Black saparC'.a, used four bottles and believe I am Asthma by one treatment otcom
cured." W. J. LONO, Lancaster, South Carolina.
pound Oxygen, after suffering#
Democratic people. One the pops have clamored so 199 majority in that strong burn do the Clerk's business
Hood's Pills euro Coustlpation by restor for fifteen years. ED. li. WILLJH,
Democratic county. There for four years until he gets ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary car.&i.
thing, however, the people much about.
Tyler, Texas.
was no fusion in Alleghany his farm in better shape. J
are much benefitted by the
The republicans claim ev
"I used your compound Oxy
reduction of the tariff and erything now as a great vic but the Democrats fought W. Horton is in th" cattle
gen about a year and a half a
each other. Higgins, Demo trade and Alex Green will oo
the passage of the income tory to themselves. The Pop
go. I neglected to tell yon ot
tax, which is now the law ulists are not fin it.' There crat ic nominee, was elected the business as county Treas HOW TO SAVE M0IIt he great benefit I received from
urer. Mr. Dobbin is a teach
its use. I have not been troub
and it is not by any means are only about six pops elec to the legislature.
led with catarrh since.—F. VV.
A s h e c o u n t y D e m o c r a t s er h.v profession and will not
probable that the Republi ted to Congress with all the
Revels, Syracuse University Symade a hard fight, but lost take the Registers office but
can Congress will ever under great noise they have mad
mouse, N. Y.
#
— ( < > ) —
take to make another high throughout the country. All nil, by a sm ill majority, how will allow J. Y\. H odges to
One of the great secrets in ma
tariff. McKinleyism is com- the Western States have ig ever Newland's majority in fill the offi'-e and issue mar king money is to know how to Send for book of two hundred
Ashe was 45, the balance o* riage license and etc. Com save it. The principal way to save ,'flges for further information, tea
pletely broken down.
tiinonials, etc. A book sent free.
nored the populists and elec
money iH to buy that which
Virginia, Georgia. Missis ted straight-out republicans. the Democratic ticket was de ner Bingham will boss the consume from the party who you Home Treatment sen1 out by ex
will press t n w used at home. Office
Coroner's jury over dead peo
sippi, Texas, Florida, Tennes North Carolina elects three feated by from 100 to 250.
sell you the REST article for the Treatment administered here.
Wilkes county is, strange pie and Noah Mast will still LEAST money* In order to find
see, Louesiana and South pops~Skinner, Shuford and
to say, in better condition make corn, "lasses" a n d the above named party it is very
SU
Carolina me the only states Stroud. But if Marion But
FSir
essential that you call and ex
than it very often is. There "sich."
left to the democrats. The ler gets to be United States
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
amine mi' immense stock of
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal®
republicans have swept, all Senator, this fact will be suf seems to have been no Demo Trivett^will do a'l the Sur
the other states and elected ficient for all the great uphea cratic "slump" in the State veying he can get, fiis Jones
Please mention this paper.
a big majority in Congress. val the Pops have made in o f Wilkes. A. M. Vannoy viieer is otherwise engaged,
It has been a tremendous the interest of reform. Out Democrat; was elected Ulerk the business did not suit
Which is almost complete in ev
land-slide. All the Northern side of this they are complete with one or two other county Jones in the winter season
candidates on the Democratic any way. Spainhour will ery department, consisting ot
and Western states have gone l y i g n o r e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
prosecute all you evil doers Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
back to the republicans and country, and there is noth ticket.
The Democrats lost heavily to the uitter end, look out
Groceries, Saddles. Queensgome of them by very large ing left but the prospects of
X
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
in Caldwell county ele.-ting for him next court, for his
majorities. New York's ma Mary Ann. It is yet very
Etc., Etc., too nume rous to men AFTER AI RIL THE 1ST '94,
jority is over 100,000, Penn doubtful whether Butler gets the ticket by the skin of their I blood is up. New land ha.s
tion.
quit and gone into other
10 per cent, cut on prices.
sylvania's 200,000, and the through, owing to the big teeth.
I have just received the nicest
Mitchell even is still Repub business, until theexpiration
X
majorities in Ohio and Illi fuss which is almost certain
and most complete line of
of two years or longer as it
nois are very large. North to take place in the State be lican by 800 majority.
SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER,
Burke is Republican by a stemeth good to him. Bow
Carolina goes republican by t w e e n t h e r e p u b l i c a n s a n d
NEVER TEN DAYS.
a considerable majority. The populists over the spoils. The few votes. McDowell holds er will quit Congress on or That has ever been exhibited to
-Xdemocratic judicial ticket is great question is whose victn her own just enough to 'elect, before the 4th of March next, the citizens of Boone and sur
Look over our list and com
roundings, consisting of
thought to be beaten 5,000 ry is it? Look outforsqualls. the ticket. J. F. Morphew and will not again enter
who turned Republican and therein until a man by the Calicoes of all styles and shades pare our prices with those eelliii^
to 10.000. Chairman HolFancy and plain Lawns, ( hal- on time. "Monev saved is mon
The Democrats of Watau run for the Legislature in name o? R. Z. Linney is re
t.on claims the State by 25,lies. Sattines. Ginghams, Nan- ey made."
ga will cheerfully submit to McDowell w a s beaten 45 moved.
sooks, chain brays. Cashmeres,
000 or 30.000. Chairman
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
their defeat, and will expect votes by bis Democrat oppoHenrietas, Bleeching. Damask
All Free.
Pou has not given out any
that the Republicans who nant. so J. F., is left out. Those who have used Dr. drapery, Sheeti
figures yet, but all is lost ex
have been elected for the Vancy goes Democratic. Ca King's New Discovery know its tonades, jeans
cept three Congressmen.
be sold at reduced
county offices will all dis tawba goes with the Reps. value, and those who have not, or its equivolent. meeting anddf
ner yard, and ladies' and gents'
Do the Populists rejoice charge their several duties and Pops. Alexander goes have now the oppoi tunity to try fving all
hats cheaper than they have ev
it Free. Call on the advertised
over the defeat of the Demo impartially. All of them ore with Linney.
Druggist and get a Trial Bottle,
IT EA soNAB: E COMPETITION er been sold before.
cratic party in some of the good citizens and nothing
On an average there is a Free. Send vour name and ad
BSry. B. My entire stock We are just receiving a fall line
Southern States? Are the c a n b e a l l e g e d a g a i n s t difference af about 400 votes dress to H. E. Bueklen A Co.,
of ladies' dress goods at prices to
Pops, glad that the Republi them but their extreme Re in Watauga from theelection Chicago, ann get a sample box of General Merchandise, will suit the buyers.
Bills
cans carried the election by publicanism. Sheriff Callo two years ago, which we of Dr. King's New Life. 0 id Free be sold nt reduced prices ior u-r, .II? v wn V T * r r a a vr
a n Cop -\ °!, r" f u ' ' A S H o r i t s e q u i v a l e n t . - m
"H
„ „ "
» H AT \\ fc SA S
their assistance. Wewonder way is a very fair man and can't account for only on the h If!! and Household InstrucHealth
j
Call and see us and we can savi
In order to make room for you money.
RF,SP.
if some of the Watauga will not be a partisan in the supposition that about 200 tor. Free. All of which is guarPops, who have hertofore execution of his office. We former Democrats including anteed to do you goo! and cost ' new st«»ck, I am offering my enJOHNSON EDM 1STEN & CO.
vou nothing. W. L. Bryan.
tire lot of
Blowing Rock, March 5.
voted and fought with the hope all will be like him and the Pops, voted the Republi
Bristol Courier: D hen crime READY-MADE CLOTHING
Democratic party to arrest believe they will. Let us can ticket. We had over 2,Staudaid Krrpir's Notice.
A 7 COST.
the State from under Repub give them a fair showing and 000 votes east in the election ceases and whitecaps a r J
l i c a n s p o l i a t i o n a r e n o w trust that every thing will The vote for sheriff 2041 the known no more; when Bill Thanking my friends and cus
Pile people of Watauga will
proud and rejoicing that the work smoothly along. Let highest vote that Watauga Dal ton is killed again a n d tomers tor the liberal patronage take notice that I have pro
old North State has been us have no friction among us ever polled. Boone township money cca.-es to tempt train rhev have given me in the past cured a room in the court
house where I will attend at
uerei will attend at
again put back as a Republi but all pull together to build voted 332 votes,and a great robbers; when politics he- and soliciting a continuation of 7
•eligion and the same so long as I merit it, I 1
^tnrnissjonei s court the
can State and that the re up and ad vance our country's many jf them Reps, and! come as pure as i
tjyf
atol.nh .-H <tm
RESPECTFULLY ,
--.onaann «,th m./nu
no one iH disposed
form tariff and other whole interest.
I J
^ ^
, L..rr,rTTY%Ti for tie purpose of sealing tM
^•purpose
tlli^
Pops, at that. We l o s t
| voter; when all men are fre<
NX 13- BLACKB X.
j weights and measures for i h^
some laws enacted by the "1 know an old soldier who heavily in Boone.
j and equal and the poor man
people. The law requires this
D e m o c r a t i c C o n g r e s s w i l l i had chronicdiarrhoea of long
1 1,1
There is good reason forth© , ceases t3 u^iiic om
of lilt: For MaNaria, Liver Trou to be done every two yeais.
*
urnnro u 7 be, the slave ill the
now be repealed and we trill j standing to have been per
ble, or Indigestion, use
J . H.COOK,'
again have the high robber i ™ nllp n r Lv eui
^ taking popularity of ( haiuherlins ! rich; wher-Ahe Lexow coin- BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Lough Itemedv. Davis a n d
,
STANDARD KEEPER.
,
Chamberlain slolic, Cholera,
i ,._ .°
°
*
i mittee h.is Unshed its work
uisbed
tariff and see the income tax
I
EY.
CENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
LODE & LITE!!
�W. L. DOUGLAS
T lisoongppgationR of B«v:c-h
la Wataa^aDarnmrat
Watchman: T w o years
.•ar-SLoswa
A COMPLETE NEWS
PA
p i*, Talmageai]4 David Swing
————
age am
age Marion Butler, the long
PER
HO COUEAKfJ'i
A DEMocitATiofaoiilynewspaper,!a,e ,H,llarkab,e witnesses of nosed hucklehurry picker of
;
WAS i f /»
The Pride of the North Caroli
*5. CORuOV/ N,
devotdd to the interest ot Uoun- the danger of too much pul- Sampson, was against chang
FR£fcCfc.2.E«rSELi£BCAL5".
na Press."
ty
ty State and Nation. Published pit power. In life Beecber
F'tfOif&lftkcAra
ing the present form of counevery Thursday at Boone, Wa
* 3.5? ?0L1GE,3SO'-££.
Do you want to aid in building
and S.vingheld large and en ! ty government. At the pres
tauga County. N. C.
oyiZ.WORKIMsito
up a paper that shall reflect the
** EXTRA FINE.
thusiastic congregations in ent time he is thoroughly in
it i cat est credit on North Caroli
t2Jl7J B7fS5CHTS-:£5.
apparently close h o n d s. favor of it. also very thor
na, no matter where it rnav
be
•LADIESWhat to Read and How.
C-^'*2>L75
seen? Then patronize
There was perfect unity, it oughly in favor of Mary Ann
Njt 4
" 8ESTt>0
A yonng man found that
1 he d Urnington Messenger
, 5EN0 FCR CATAUCG'jE *
era
- i-v.
he eomd read nothing with seemed so in surface. But going to thi United States
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
W-L-DOUGLA3,
BROCKTON, MA35.
when Beecher and Swing had Senate. In fact he is in favor You can TARE "-M-R by RURB^UG W. L.
Do you want a reliable paper
interest hut sensational sto
of anything that savors of Brcame, vr? r1> .nclnn Sb -c-f,
gn ing you all the news of the
re l-.e larg-st tnanufjic-YiTeTS of
ries. The best books were died the whole bonds were ignorance, inequality and , adverjsed uoel in the world, t„d t-:.rr.ul:e
w oi Id a Democratic newspaper
stamping the name
placed in his hands l ut they loosed and the unity was bad government, especially 1! the value by which protects yoa an! priJe ca
that equals the best- has the
the bottom,
e^ai st b:;-h
proGts. Oirsb\s
largest circulation, and has lor
were not interesting. One af seen to be a mockery. Tal- so if it will remunerate him. | rrice«and the middleman's'e, cs;y fit _g acd
equal custom worr in stwearing Qualities. We have th< a s 1 evr-ymage's congregation has dis
tw "iitv-one years been a part
ternoon, as he was leading a
i where at lower prices for the value g:ve ; t an
Pennsylvania has an ex any other i -.ake. Take liO substitute, li" your
and factt>rin thegrow th and dev
foolish story, he heard one persed since he began his tremely forgetful man if a dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
elopment of the Old
North
CiBV
Dealer, whose name will
ill wFv * rr
P
F t ate. 1 hen subscrbe for
say: ' That boy is a great world tcur.
Richmond paper is to be be pear hear. Agrents w anted. shortly ap
Apply "at
A NECESSITY
reader; does lie read anything The Holy Spirit alone can lieved. He ties a knot in his ouee.
.> b -' c'orr.b-.i-i# .^>.n. Machine Shop, THE WUXlKtiTOK MESSENGER
preser ve the life of churches. handkerchief t o remember
.
and aav
Campaign Rates:
that is worth reading?"
' •' "r» *—it w
nr riothu# are naed.
something,sticks a pin in his
>• J- -•> 4
-I by ..it ti be (be *• **4 1 he "Daily Messenger," by
THE NORTH'CAiiOLIXA
"No," was the reply, "his The eloquence of men may coat to remember the knot,
'•"I. 'tho
Mfvr inreated.
*.RVI» I\. , S:C« AT oxcH.
mail. 4 months 011 trial, for
mind will run out if he keeps build great cathedrals, may a pebble in his shoe to re
College of
move vast multitudes, but member the pin, makes a
'-*• £.
-Tg & Supply Co.,
Agriculture and
on reading after his present
?5- •.? " ariirl
SostonThe weekly "Transcript Mes
Mechanic Arts.
fashion. He used to he a sen without the presence of Hod's dent in his hat tc remember
senger," (the largest and
Spirit the influence will prove the pebble, and even then he
sible boy till he took to read
Off<M-s I hive Technical Cours
best paper in the State) 9
ing nonsense and not hing." ephemeral. When a church carries his wife's letters in es: l'he Course in Agricul
months on trial for $1.00
his pocket until they wear jure; The Course in Science;
(.'ash in advance. Both
The boy sat still for a time talks more about their pas out.—Ex.
The (bourse in Mechanical and
tor than a bout their Saviour
papers are large Eight-Page
then arose, threw the book
Civil Engineering.
sheets. Send Postal Card
into the ditch, went up to the there's occasion for calling a There lias been so [much confu
Each course is broad and
with the address of five per
new man.
sion
man who said that his mind
thorough, and the institu
sons and receive sample cop
The disposition to criticise About fusion, fusion, fusion.
would run out, and asked
tion is now equipped for ex
ies of THE MESSENGER.
sermons, picking thnn to That when goods are offered in cedent work. Expenses very
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
if he would let him have a
prolusion
pieces, signifies lack of spirit To get them should be the con moderate. For catalogues,
CURE FOR
good book to read.
address.
clusion.
TAKE THE
"Will you rend a good book uality. Likewise the habit
ALEX. Q. Holladav, Pres.
of comparing preachers is un So, if on X. M. Allen you will fuse
if 1 will let you have one?"
Raleigh, N. C.
wholesome. The Spirit that He will summon his muse
Ohicago and Alton IR,
"Yes sir."
GOINGmoves the Hod called pastor To offer you goods so low
fit III ilMlii'il M l |( Ml:nll,tl T iing;|!|u,|;^ VTrvrv v v vvrv v v trww> _ _ _
"It will be a hard work for
At cost you will think them be
XT,
—and every pastor is presum
low.
you."
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS.
(.Vest and Northwest.
ed to be God-en I led—is the
This new treatment for Catarrh and
"I will do it."
So, to him you should go,
diseases of tho respiratory organs Is
one of the most Important discoveries
Emigrants going to anv of the
"Well, come home with me some Spirit, although the A rid not be slow;
in medical science and possesses the
men arc different. Of course lie will let you do your choosing
.Western States or Territories
following advantages i
and 1 will lend you u good
will save time and money goino
1. The patient can cure himself at a email expense
pastors are fallible -the best And save you from loosing.
and without euts>de assistance.
book."
• ! '. I hicago and Alton route.
2. No change of diet or pursuit ef life la necessary
during treatment.
11 is the quickest route to
He went with him and re of them are; but that is no Now. if you a re up to snuff,
5 YEARS
8. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the
This is quite enough,
patient and entail no discomtort.
K A N 8A 8
ceived a volumeof Franklin's reason why people should go That prices next to cost
CI T Y, D E V E It,
4. The remedy reaches the seat ot the trouble !
hunting for the faults, hold- Should not IK* lost.
directly.
woi ks.
PUEBLO,
5. Tho remedies and means of appliance CM be
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
"There," said the man,' ingthem up to contrast. It is So, if you want to he funny
F". TREATMENT at any drug ttor*. i And all points in Idaho, Wash!
ingtoii, Oregon, Utah
» ^"TERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00T
road that, and come and tel a good reason why churches At Allen'sstoreLaveyourmoney
ty CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
and California.
should not blindly worship Or we will accept a flag of truce
Cacierlne F.1c.!!cine Co., Waco, Texas,
tne what you have read."
f inest nnd Best Equipped
their pastors instead of H< d, In the shape of your produce.
The lad kept his promise.
Bond in the West.
as did the congregations of
He found it hard work to
Only line running Solid Vesti
bud trains etween St. Louis
read the simple and wise sen. Beecher, Swing and Talmnge.
—Biblical Recorder.
and Kansas it v.
ten res of the philosopher, but
Iteclining inir cars and Tour
Census of Sex mid Marriage.
he'persevered. The more he
istepi rs ee of extra charge.
Out of every 100 adults in
I will mee parties at any rail
read, and the more he talked
H M • Large High Arm.
ROCFTNG.
road station with through tickets
the United States in 1890 :
Botanic Blood Balm
HsssHtlf intltnvNr,<lle,
with his friend about what h<
Xlav a Self-lhroAuiug shuttle.
•
Euirdmy,
and baggage checks.
The
IIhi he Kquftl in Constructor!.
had read, the more interest there were 20 single, 05 mar cure ofGreat Remedy for the speedv and permanent
For full information, maps and
scrofula. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
ll*»* M-elian Appearance,
fccierna, Eatln-r and Spree Jin tr Sores, Eruptions,
lias an ICI^gaMt FIhIkIi.
ed he became. Ere long he ried and 9 widowed. There and all SKIN AD BLOOD DISEASES. MaJe
lescripdve pamphlets of the
lias a l'Mf»ot Ailjiictmrot.
'
Corrugated 3bgating,
the prescription of an eminent
Ilea a i'jsitive Tairr-up.
West write to or call on
felt no desire to read the fee were 31 single, 04 married from used it with marvelous success forphysician
w.io
ao years,
8tjH»h Parnlture.
ana its contir.r- J use for tifteen years by thou-' « More flood Sewing Qaalltlen and 5 \
Roofing Paints.
B. A. NEWLATVD,
ble and foolish books in which and 5 widowed out of every san Is of erat. ful people has demonstrated that Z doti a Lu-gvr KAURO of'/enrral Work S
Traveling Pa«senger Agt..
and Blood
100 males,as compared wifb It Is bv far the r,.st buildingwoup Tonicmakes new ^ tins;-, my Hewing Machine in the World. C
^
Jron Roof^Q,
Purifier ever of'cred to the
Id. It
he had formerly delighted.
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous
Z tXM&lde THE ROYAL for points sf | ^
Paw» Trwjlfi, Sottors and Spouting ,
-J. CHARLTON, ft. p. A
He derived a great deal more 20 single, 07 married and 13 healing propertl.'i.
Z
excaiioncs, and you tsfl
Chicago, 111.
5
buy no other.
| '• v* W%-m otSfcwi filial for Euildipleasure from reading good widowed out of every 100 fe XW WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
J COMPLTTE AND PE.fiDY \
CURES, sent freoon application.
:
' C A r»PLV WHF.M 3HIPSKD./
books than he had ever de males.
1 ^ 51 aw
J
La B^r.1
by your
druggist, send $r.oo
The United States still forIfanot keptbottle, or local for six bottles, and 1| UlU!i:iHii.UllU3lIlSi|il,i;|||i|;t'{t;|!iiS!|||;|:|;|iij|i|||||||||# >
rived troin reading poor ones.
large
Inafgeaiiju. und- -tomncb d'jwrd.vrs.
WE WANT
'
x&xxx- Bfrrner.-v.
Besides, his mind began to shows the smallest propor medicine will be sent freight paid by
{
—AN—
All d.
U-w :• V per b m t * . Gcr mr* b*
tion of single and the largest BLOOD BflLAl GO., Atlanta, Ga.
**dc-oi*ix ^.idciuesicd red Jii.t# on v>n,px*
grow. He began to be spo
ken of as an intelligent, prom proportion of married adults
I A G E N T
Unirc sitjr of-North Carolina.
while the reverse is true in
jsing young man.—Ex.
>
ener^tJo workman to
t> w
p * A , / ( la lkt«l»vn-- g a Ai'I'l.Y our material#
ord«r« a>>.1
In<\u lus the Ct»ilt-»g <i , thu UCy /
Ireland and Scotland. The
Ji f- •" — * •In li»l* Ticinlty.
Curious Freaks of Memory.
Y
solioibed wTlte for 1
TO
excess oF males over females nivei>urhf Luw Siduitd,
- -Vlf,'! «i-.J Ul SU.
A young woman wedded to
the Mudiful School. ;iud Ihe
in the country at large is
7 r 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.!
Summer School lor Teachers. OS RECEIPT OF 50 CEKT3
a man she loved passionate
ESTABLISHED 1072.
1,513,510. The ex "ess of Uollfge tuition
a year;
ly was seized in the course of
WE WILL Ah AIL A SOX OF
Vve Y7.:r* nvauy men, tvoiB .n, bora and yirlst#
single males, however, is board $7. to $13. a month.
work f>ruts few hoars »Uilr, rtgh- .«i»a<lsroand
a severe illness with a long
thcirown homes The business is essv, pleaea-nt,
nearly twice us great, or 2,- Session begins Sept. (>. Ad
a(ri ?tlv honoraljle. snd P»VS better (lire STIV other
syncope, at the termination
oTercl a„ tuts. Too liar, a ri#er field sod no
dress President \Y.uston at
701,588.
n
comp»titlon. Kxwcrienro »n<i *p«eisl sfiilitT an.
of which it was found that
Chapel Hill, N. C.
U
L l t l l l & v a
necessary. Nn capital ivjiiired. V # eqttip yoq
In Maine, New Hampshire
she had lost all memory of
with t-verrtiiing tYiat you n-e.', treat yon woll,
THE OiiLY ILT..LLBLE C'J.E FOR
and Vermont, there are, prac
and It Ip von to cara t-o time. otdinsr» vrgyes.
the time after and including
Wo.nen do as well a. men, snd boy* err) yirls
7:BEF. Zmzi ITCB, ITCMITF PILES, HLIIG
make gor*l pay. Ar >. .-.nvw tfcre. rsn do the
her marriage. All the rest i f tiraliv,54 single,42 married,
work. All succeed ... fr'|.<w r>o-p(*in #nd »lnple rlirecfioo.. K-'roesi -k will sorely firing
her life down to that time and 4 widowed males, and 49 • HO '
WEAK WC?A IZI ALL I-CAIN^ STLA RI£^T3ES.
yon a great deal »>f tncn. F.» er< tMriy is new
single, 42 married, and 9
she remembered perfectly. At
cu have TETTER, It raattrrf not how long It baa
and .,i great rleman I. Write for - onr y*r-pbl«t
tf y
widowed females.
circular, and rcC'-ive fc.11 ittbte s 'i .s. No harm
agisted, T£TT££ir C will n certainly curt
first she repelled her husband,
nous if you conclude not to go en with ihe
yon as you uec K.
1 business.
In a few States the number
She never was able to regain
Barnilcas, Pcicisoa and Fragrant
Gzo'zcz
the memory of that- period of of tlie divorced in each 100
MITCHELL'S
Bex 48o,
is appreciable, tliere being
r' *7?' T TV finwied Ifyriare disaatlaflod
her die, nor of the events be
KSl»'sV5- s wit.li the reault*—Kefercnce*—
Ho-utPern
cf LheRtat^ of Georgia, Chatone divorced male in New
longing to it. Her relati\cs
v.tu: Hank, c.oJ Kalioiial B -koi Savonuai^
• Certain, 8»fs, end EfTectlv 3 Remedy for
and friends succeeded, by re« Hampshire and one divorced
J. T. SHUPTRIKE & BF.O.
soiling with her and by the female in New Hampshire SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
T*' '"^V
SAVANNAH, GA,
. Producing Long-Sightedness, A RestorConnecticut, Florida, Utah
- -pum
" i
ing the Sight of the Old.
J
Force of their combined testi
and Nevada.
Cores Tear Drops, Grnno!aticn> Stys
mony. in persuading h e r
•->C
Tumors, Red Eyes, (walled Eye Lashes,
There is an excess of single
that sh bad been married.
mi rsoorrne QOCI RF.IIKF IN PERHIEJT cru.
males in every State and Tei Alio, equally efflcwdooa when QMHI In other
J*: rtCY.^r
maladlen, each ai Ulcers. Fever Seres.
8 V? Iff a, preferi ing
Halt Khewm, Bsrse, Piles, or
ritory, except the District. o» Tamers,Inflammation exist*. MITCUKEt/B
wherever
i'
' it she had lost
-1
used to advaDtare.
Columbia, while on the other At/. I E may be Drwccists at US Csata. J
- v, - t •%
u- ®sld by all
the
iijory of a year rathei
hand, the widowed feinalus
(••a. ,v- ttAimiC'-.i A/re
6^than hold them all to be li
•f • 11<* ia«s. »!»«>* ' it -» I0//J'
»a»«estr.. Trade, .v , a
are unii'ormily in excess in
>••• '' > w d
ars and impusters.
But her
i A crTHE STANDARD.
every State and Territory of
vjltikf
own con lotions, her own inthe Union.-New York World.
ncviiiost consolemness, had
DURANG'S
Trashy Mfdiciiif^.
i
part in this. She saw besP-"sTr£~"3Xt; ~€Z
fore her h r alleged husband, Many such flood the market.
Rota: ! iflood Balm is a conr d p .a -J?
.
but could not imagine that scion tion. ly compounded medi
L'1-# bf *
P
P ^ fife
MM ili st tiV
Hai snstained its reputation for 18 years
she h i 1 won him.—Ex.
cine, tie result of tortv yeais
as being the standard remedy for the
I r l z - i '-8
ENDORSED BY
•
• quick and permanent cure of Rbeumapractice by an eminent physician
> tism, Gout. Sciatica, etc., ir nil its forms.
R .ekioi'8 Arnica Sa've.
•. V i'-Pi • ' ' - r Jt* i-- !%?
It ih the liest blood puri?lur ever • It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
•
-
rr RECAUTION
CACTEtlNE
NATURE'S
CATARRH
WARRANTED
N
Always Corns.
1 RuYAE S. M. CO., Roskford. fi!. S
$5.00
IIIS
tiii PAY
LL&&S
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
EYE-SALVE
PCKTLAWD,
- '
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
The
-I salve in the world for offered to the puhlie, and is guar
cut8, bruises, sores, salt rheum, anteed to cure it given a fair
fever sores, tetter, chapped lianas trial. Try it for all skin and
chilblains, corns and all skin blood diseases, including catarrh
Timtions. and ositively cures and rheumatism in its worst
pnes, or no pav
quired. It is form, One bottle ot it contains
gun rant-red '
b ixvfect satis-1 more curative and ijiilding-up
,c+i ^ or r» o i, r y refunded.! virtue than a dozen of any othPrk • 25 cents ner box For salej er kind Try The Old Reliable."
by t. \ j . Bryan fcee
udveitis* inent elsewhere,
r
ay. uoifiinit
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
urely vegetable and buMds up from the
rst doae. It never fails to cure.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. Our (0-page Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
S
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co.
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
I Durang'* Lirr <• fill* are the best on
earth. They act with an ease that makes
them a household blTing.
PRICE 28 CT3 PES itOX. . 5 BOXES FOR (1. 2
FOR 8&LE PT DRuOSISTS.
'
URE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
PROF A. L METZ.P.H.G,
of Medical Department Tr lane Unlvenlty
of Louisiana, who, after a lartfal anal; els,
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
which he cheerfully recommends to the
public.
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
.^URE; WHOLESOWX AN0 POWERFUL.
You Want It. A« ; 3rocer For It.
IAIILF MFG. COA NEW ONLEANS.
LA.
.uocautic victori
f
fi
Bend Stamp fc* Iriastrated Price T.'-*U
Ths SOoWacher Gymnasium Cs.S
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ar.d we
e^rercp itcnt in !«>*# time than th
remrrte fro.n Wnsniagfoo
Send model, drawing or t '. to., with descrlp«1on. We advfee. If paten :e s- yot. free 'f;
cbcrjrc. Pur feo no.*
n,| nf
secures H
A Famo'def, "Iloa to Ol -'m r»'ent«." - n
name® of ictual c! -it:- fn y
ttsie, cenr tf
town, sent free. Address!
cut oRsine^s cc, ducted tot JtrtiKn't Fen.
C.A.e.SlOW&CC -L
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VOL 7
BQOXE,
COUNTY, X.
TRUKSBAY
NOVEMBER 22, 1894,
XO. 5
The Democrats Did it.
LETTER ! ocratic Congressmen a n d still BETTER TIMES coming, schedule time, Mary Ann will
Cor. News and Observer.
tha 1 the legislature would ue Morganton Herald.
be at the bottom of it.
As the returns come in it is
fc* rr % &***?• 13 THCt 3CST.
From our Regular Correspondent. Democratic. Illinois did not
If tne apostles of fusion
For t h e indications are
1 IWStu NO souEAi;:Na
apparent that the Democrat
*5. CORDOVAN,
The Dam oct >ts are as
elect a single Democratic, nre not arrant frauds and that Mary Ana-she is the
FR£NCi;& E.MAMB1ED CALF.
ic 8tuy-at-home defeated the
s 4. 6 3. 5 - 0 FIMECALF&KAW8ABD11
The Demon t. ai a. < |('on«r, V ssiriaii and its Wjsla-i ihests there are good times-a State,
rule standing up well under <ougie.ssinun, ono use -im<i I
party in most of the States.
$3.yP0L!Gr,3SOLES.
C ( , i n , | V.
|.
ios?#2.W0RKINGMEN« the load of defeat which has tnre is Republican. 1 neSen- i
I have been running over the
atur docs not mean bv this Th»y have taught on the
AH nTEREsnHS VI TIRE,
EXT75A FINE.
7 _ 5 BoysSchgolShoes.
been piled upon the. shoul
-2A
to fast nnv asp«ision upon stamp and through the press: Tins istate fallR into nen v o t e i n M i c h i g a n w h e r e t h e
•LADIESders of the party. Once in a
ii 73
Mr Morrison ami the other ami in secret mid-right coy- hands ma few weeks, Near- Democrats elected only one
^
*3- $ *AestD oNGOi -4.
while a Democrat is found
'
SEND TCR CATALOGUE
Deinocrats tvho furnished
elave that the Democratic! ly all of them are mexperr- member of the legislature. In
fire
W-L-DOUGLAS ,
who takes a gloomy, view of committee tbe
nartv U resnonsible for all enced. untried,
eo....hi. . . .iv Information! party is raapoimibte tor nil jenced, untried. It the trmn one district in which theDem
gpjoCKTCNy MAS3.
Yon cnn auvc money l>>" jiurchasluif W • L. the future of the party, but upon which his .•h.ims
8 heir. has been told, many of these ooats cast 13,000 votes in
lliJIIfflHH Shoe*, , ,
.
w e Jilla that liu.u..n ^ '
Because, we a re t:.c l.-irifest manufacturers ol as a whole they believe that
ud F .
advervised sboea'in t'.ie world, and guarantee
to.
' new officiate, no. all of them, 1892, they only cast 8,700
the value by stamping -tire name anu pnee on the setback is temporary and basnet, hut merely to
tlie bottom, wliiclr protects yen against niga
that this was one of the
Now that Democracy has tut very many of them are this year, and the Republi
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom wore in style, easy fitting and that it is tractable almost
wars when the leaders of the »>«*" defeated they m u s t simply incapable. \\ e heard can vote was not as large as
wearing qualities. "Wc have thtin sold evcryvi'.cre at lower prices for the value given t.ian entirely to dissention in the
party were posted a* to the l m a k « t i m e 8 b e t t e r o r ac|durin»r thecpmpniftn of two at the last election. It was
any other make. Tnlte
substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. bold by
party, whi< h kept good Dem
or three candidates in a equally as bad in many oth
Dealer, whose name will shortly op- ocrats away from the polls, intentions of the voters. He knowledge that tlie.t aie a
.ot of bunco steercrs, un county further east who er districts. I do not mean
pear hear. Ageuts wanted. Apply at
and that the defeat will re believes them to have been worthy of belief and bent on could barely read, much less that this gives me real joy,
once.
sult in biinging about ac as honest in their reports as
but it shows that the Demo
• iaiii««i*a*iaaa»ii*M ||iallliaa * lllllliaa B tion that will remove the he was in his claim, but he treason, stratagems a n d write. We do not. know
crats did not go over to the
whether they were elected,
spoils.
causes of Democratic indif doesn't fancy being consider
They have told the people but it seems their crowd is opposition, aud that, disgus
ference in time to present a ed a rainbow chaser.
ted about one thing or an
Secretary Cailisle s a y s , that tne Democrats have on top.
solid front to the enemy in
made the price of wheat so
The Democratic party has other, they stayed at home.
1896 and to win back the and surely there can be no ow. L^t them now see to it given theState good,or even If the figures in other States
ground lost this year. Much better authority, that there that wheat doubles in value, the best, government. Pan tally with those in Michigan,
will depend upon the spirit is absolutely no foundation and that cotton goes boom the dominant elenryent govern the Democrats can win in 9().'
in which the Democratic Sen for the story sent out from ing back to twenty cents a it as well? Pan it govern the The man who thinks theDem
2 out of employment, or in s ators and Representatives Wall street, that the Treas
State at all? We shall see. i ocratlc party is dead would
I a position that yon do not« return to Washington for ury department was prepar pound,—or let them make
A dog once chased a train. do well to handle the corpse
5like? Possibly the solic-E the coming session of Con ing to issue bonds to stleng the damning admission that
legislation is powerless to af He showed his teeth, and as tenderly.as if it were,a sup
\ iting of Life Insurance is s
gress. If they come with then the gold reserve. And feet the price of agricultural harked, and clawed the earth posed dead muie. Many times
' e your special forte. Many s
lie adds that the story is
and kept lip well for a long during its 100 years of ex
I people have, alter trial,« vindictiveness in their hearts merely a part of one of the products.
and revenge in their minds,
is been surprised at theirs
They have charged the distance. I" fact, he came istence, the fuueral has been
on account of their personal periodical schemes started in
|
' fitness for it. To all such I
Democrats with cutting very near catching the train. preached, and more t h a n
wrongs, regardless of its ef Wall Street for the express
sit has proved a most con- 5
down the price of labor and Other passengers were amus o n c e i t h a s r i s e n f r o m t h e
5 genial and profitable occu- •• fect upon the future fortunes purpose of forcing an issue of
tomb and kicked the m a n
g r i n d i n g t h e f a c e o f t b e ed at the chase, but one took
s pation. The Management s of the Democratic party, bonds. There is no more ne
When who was preaching the funer
poor. Let them now see to i t more seriously.
«of the
i there will be no harmony, cessity at this time for the is
it that wages are promptly asked why he was so solemn, al sermon into the grave and \
but a repetition of the crim sue of bonds than there has
raised, that there is plenty of he answered that he was covered him beyond any hea
inations and recriminations been for three or foni months
work for those that want to much troubled in wondering ring of Gabriel's horn. Old
2 in the Department of the H
which were a. feature of the In fact, there is less, as the
Zeb Vance, who had fought
I Carolinas, desires to adds
in the Treasury has work and that those who what the dog would do with
last, session of Congress and
and fought in it, said it was
: to its force, some agents s
won't work arp provided the train if he caught it.
which disgusted so m a n v been slowly increasing for
I of character and ability. jj
Well, the "incapables" immortal, and that is what
with an office or pensioned
Democrats who had a higher sometime.
I Write for information. .5
have got the State. \\ hat all the friends and opponents
President Cleveland is now off at the public e.ipense
1 W. J. Roddey, Manager, S regard for The principles and
They have ( omplained that will thev do with it? The fu have found it. If the Repub
working upon his annual
Rock Hill, S. C.
. success of the party than lor
the Democrats have made ture is full of interest. L^t licans or Popnlistseit.herhad
the triumph of any individu message to Congress, whi'.di
a id i ley scarce, and they made it develop -Gastonin Gazette. carried the State without fu
al or combination of individ is expected to be quite long
sion I would be alarmed aPROFESSIONAL.
rho mouej question one of
Many stubborn and aggra bout North Carolina. But fu
uals. As one Democrat very this year. While not caring
the most prominent issues in vating cases of rheumatism
aptly put it: "If the leaders to make the positive state
W. B. COUNCJLL, JR.
t h e . c a m p a i g n . N o w l e t that were believed to be in sion has never worked any
oi the Democratic paity re ment, I have excellent reasthem flood the country with curable and accepted as life where yet but a short time,
ATTORNEY AT LA , V .
fuse to harmonize they will sons for the belief that the
,
legacies, have yielded to and it will not work in North
Boone, N. C. find that the rank and file of message will deal very vigor- silver and greenbacks,—lei
the in start up the mints and'•! Chamberlain's Pain Ba 1 m, C a r o l i n a . I n K a n s a s t h e
the party, who wish for liar ousiy with ta riff reform and
with t h e
an,i D e m o c r a t s v o t e d
put the printing press,* in '<>
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
gratification of the sufferers. Populists awhile. This year
mony and party success a- will make it perfectly plain
motion and distribute to One application will relieve
Boone, N. C.
bove everything else, know that the President believes
every man, woman and child the pain arid suffering and its they quit, and Kansas gives
Resident Physician.
Office how to select leaders who the defeat of the Democratic
a big Republican majority.
party was not for what was the fifty dollars they have continued use insures an ef Two years hence fusion will
on King Street north of Post will harmonize.''
promised: or let them admit fectual cure. For sale by W.
Office.
Senator Sherman, vv b o done in that direction bv
be as disreputable with the
that # they have been guilty L. Bryan.
was as deep in Republican Congress, but for what was
honest men who supported
of obtaining goods under
campaign secrets and ex pec not done, and will urge in no
Norfolk Virginian: The it as the Legislature of '68false pretenses.
tations as any man, does uncertain language that the
Of course, the good times Raleigh .Veivs and Observer ' 6 9 h a s a l w a y s b e e n w i t h
AT10RNEYA1 LAW,
not hesitate to express his omissions of the last session
takes a philosophical view of good men. I know that it is
MARION,
N . C surprise at the results of the lie partially made up at the are coining.
There will be a demand for the present condition of af treason to abuse that Legis
-(o)election. He says that the corning session, by the pass
an unlimited quantity o f fairs. It says the country lature nov: in the hearing of
Will practice in the courts ol most expected was that the ing ot the free raw materia' cord-wood at two dollars a has cause for congratulation the fusionists, many of whom
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow Republicans would succeed in bill by the Senate which were
cord, corn will bringtwo dol that the election is over, and endorsed it and supported it,
ell and all other counties in the
electing a small majority of passed by the House at the
The excitement but if that be treason, make
western district ^Special atten
lars the year round,—money it is right.
If the winners last session. It is not believ
incident to a campaign al the most of it. Not only will
tion given to the collection oi the House.
will grow on white oak trees
were surprised it is easy to ed that anything that the
and laborers will onl> have ways interferes with business Fusion be disreputable, but
imagine that the losers were President can say will cause
but it is the opinion of our the men who received itshon
W. B. Councill M. 1). T. C. Blackburn.
the Senate to pass those to name their pries to get it
more so.
Booue, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
Yes, good times are coin- contemporary that no elec ors, which they have bought
Senator Faulkner, chair bills, because the Democratic
tion for the past quarter of at the sacrifice of principle,
man of the Democratic cam Senators who struck the free ing.
a century, has, perhaps, in will be regarded in North Car
raw material features, with
The Fusionists will give
paign committee, wishes it
terfered with it more than olina jnst as Mahoneis regnr
the exception of wool, out of; the country:—
to be distinctly understood the original Wilson bill will
the eleclion through which ded in Virginia. He was a
Free silver.
Calls attended at all that his ante-election claim, not vote for them; but the
power for a time, and carried
i we have just passed.
A gold standard.
that the Democrats would re President can at least put
some good men along with
hours."**^
High tariff.
Carlton Cornwell, foreman him, but when reason had
tain control of the House, himself on record as still be
June 1, '03.
Low tariff.
«>f the Gazette, Middletovvn, time to assert itself, the hon
was a bona fide one, made lieving. in common w i t h
most Democrats, that the
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
Free trade.
N. J., believes that Chamber est men among his followers
upon information obtained pledges upon which the par
Free sugar.
lain's Cough Remedy should
from Democrats who he had ty was put into power two
he in every home. He used it left off feeding on che husk
A sugar bounty.
everv reason to suppose years ago ought to be kept
tor a cold and effected a spee given to the swine, and went
Lower goods for the pcoATTORNEYS AT LAW,
were accurately posted upon before the party loses condy cure. He says: "It is in buck to their father's table.
Now there is none so poor to
trol of Congress, wild I be- pie.
BOONE, N. 0.
the situation in their re
• it i
•i
"N
lieve he will do it.
Greater profit to the m a u " ;f^\nnmnd iVToalh I have do him reverence. It will be
80°"Special attention given spective States. To give an
also seen it used for whoop- so in North Carolina.
to the colletion ofclaims."^ idea of the class of Demo Newton Enterprise: A Top was ufacturer.
I Ha ve no quarrel with Re
Higher wages.
ipg cough, with the bout republicans or Populists who
crats upon whom he relied telling a Democrat the othtr day
NOTICE.
And if tbey don't give all j suits/' 25 and 50 cent hotof the blessings ot free coinage af
Hotel Property for Sale. for information he cites Illi 16 to I. The Demterat a s k e d these things light, away, ties tor sale by W. L. Bryan. were true to their convic
tions. I honor every honest
On account of failing health nois, whue Hon. William R. him what he meant by 10 to 1. their names will be mud
Bnckleu's Amic» Sa've.
man who believes in some
of myself and wife, T offer lor sale Morrison, has been a promi Why, it means that our governFor to the Fusionists ev- I The best, salve in the world for thing. The lack of faith »
my hotel property in the town of nent Democrat since he was
inent should give every man $10 ervthing must be done to cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheian, the colossal cause of failure
Boone, North Carolina, and will
*
,
, ^ j 14. feversores, tetter, chapped hands of the age. But the wry rea
old enough to v o t e. Mi ' i for every member of his family,
sell low for cash and make terms
nay, or the party thnt don ^{chilblains, corns, and all skin son that makes me respect
to suit the buyer, and will take Morrison after being on the .,)U] as }ie imd four in his family do it will be anathema mL- eruptions, and positively cures
an honest Republican or I'o^
real or personal property m ex stump in that State for he expected $04 as soon as the rann tha.
piles, or no pay required. It is ulist. gives :..e foresight
change. Apply soon.
! guaranteed to give perfect satisW. L. Bryan. weeks informed Senator Pops come in. At this rate the
The good times are com"jfaction or money refunded. ough to see that they w
Faulkner that the State editor of the Enterprise will draw
sicken of the union that
| P r i c e 25 cento per box. Forsale
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
would certainly elect twelve $12N. We want our share iinmelinjr.
nothing of principle in it.
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
o n by W. L. Bryan.
IROWN'S IRON BITTKHS. _
[ if tliey don't arrito
and probably fourteen Dem- diately it not sooner.
PQ5ICLAS
WASHINGTON
the
s h o w
110
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOViL & FLETCHER
Genuine has
mark ana crowed red lines on wrapper.
All dealers keep 11, SI per bottle.
trade
i
�SUBSCRIPTION K ATE S
beans 22. but ibis is by no
RO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. m^ans official and the diffi:culty seems that it will take
I ;-opy1 year
$1.00 the oftici.il count to deter« H months
!".* 35 »»we how the State has gone
j oi- judges as to the majority
ADVERTISING RATES.
J
and pop^ are
1 inch 1 week
$ .70 . . , .
1 4< 1 month
1.75 ^l^f^d, however.
+
1 " 3 "
3.00 I — | | f are pained to state
_w> J i l t " l l f l l l i r i i u s » o n m
o
«
r>.oo
.« 1 year
7 . 0 0 j i n a T ( , n 1 nesuay nncnt ui
column 1 week
0.00 this week, about 8 o clock,
1 month
13.50 \lrs. Mary V. Couneill was
„
j! „
'^2 'i'JJigtricken with paralysis, and
"
1 vear........^^."].50 00 at this writing she lies in a
comatose condition, not hav
Entered at the Postofhceat ing moved siiu-eshe was strick
Boone, N. C., as second-class en. The greatest fears are
mail matter.
entertained that she will not
recover, in consequence oi
LOCAL N E W S .
which a deep gloom rests up
on our town and community.
—The weather is simply We do hope, however, that
charming.
the disease will lose its grasp
and that this good lady, who
—Read notice of peisonal
property sale by L. L. Greene is so iruch loved by all, may
be restored to her friends ain another column.
gain.
—Most of the corn crop is
Common S.n e
gathered and a good aver
Should be used in attempting to
age crop reported.
cure that very disagreeable dis
— Born to Mr. and Mrs. N. ease, catarrh. As catarrh origi
N. Colvard on Tuesday mor nates in impurities in the blood,
ning of this week an eleven local applications can do no per
manent good. T h e common
pound boy.
sense method of treatment Is to
—Mr. W. L. Bryan, of our purify the blood, and for this pur
pose there is no preparation su
place, has been in Wilkes for perior to Hood's c-arsnparilla.
some days past on a business
Hood's Fills cure constipation
by restoring peristal* ic action to
trip.
the alirnentaro canal.
— The newly elected county
From Yeryer, N. C.
officers are now putt ing forth
Editor Democrat:
their best efforts in getting
Please allow me space in
up their bonds.
your paper to say a few
—Governor Carr has ap
words concerning bees. 1
pointed Thursday the twensaw an account where a man
ty-nineth day of November
at the bee exhibition in Italy
as a thanksgiving day.
had obtained a very large
—Mrs. Parks, and litloson, prize foi exhibiting a hi ye of
Fred, who have been visiting bees containing two queens,
in Vu. for some time have re which had never before been
turned to their home in our known in all the history of
town.
boees, it has been so consider
ed by all bee writers that it
—Judge Greene will hold
his first court at Durham in is against bee nature for a
January. '"God save t li e hive of hies t'» be governed
State a n d this wonderful by more than one queen. I
will say that this idea does
cou rt."
not hold good in ever.} par
—Marion Butler isjusf now
ticular, for about one month
the biggest man in North i
ago while examining my bee
Carolina, lie holds the key
hives 1 found one hive which
to the situation and can
had two queens, bees work
make Senators or kill Sena
ing and doing well. This
tors.
can be proven by more than
—Mrs. Rebecca Horton and two witnesses, therefore our
family have returned to then- State is not behind any for
home on New River and will eign country, in the disco very
permanently remain. We are of tiees.
JEREMY GREENE.
glad to welcome them back
again.
Old People-
—We would be pleased for
those who have promised us
wood on subscriptions to be
gin to bring it along, as we
ore now in very gieat need of
some of that very essential
commodity.
Old aeople who require medi
cine to regulate the bowels an J
kidneys will fmd the true remedy
in Electric Bitters. This medi
cine does not stimulate and con
tains no whiskey nor other in
toxicant, hut acts as a tonic and
alterative. If acts mildly on the
stomach a n d bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding Nature
in the performance of the func
tions. Electric Bitters is an ex
cellent appetizer and aids diges
tion. Old people find it just ex
actly what they need. Price fitty
cents per bottle at NY. L. Bryans.
Fl * oul Globt *»
C*
Editor Democrat:
Probably a few items from
Globe would be of interest to
some of your renders. We
have lately had cold weather
and it is but little warmer
yet. Persimmons are ripe,
and the 'possumsare getting
fat. coons are being caught
every week, and the deer, but
if any of them are slaughter
ed, it is done secretly, which,
of "ourse, is more fun to the
hunter.
The fall work is principallydone, and the winter season
will bring many pleasant
hours, which can be happily
spent around the fire side.
The nights are long and the
days short. What a differ
ence between now and the
ides of July! But when we
think of the mazes of the
seasons and contemplate the
wonderful changes that are
constantly going on, we are
led to believe that happy is
he who looks at things from
a child-like view and never
tries to fathom the causes.
Mr. I). Low and Esq. Jim
Bobbins are surveying in this
section of country, and will
likely be here till Xinns.
They say that these ore
the roughest mountains in
the world, and I believe if
too. Instead of running par
allel as do the mountains in
Watauga, they form diag
onals, right angles, rhom
boids, polygons, and other
geometrical figures.
Here it is easy to explain
what 45 degrees means. The
west side of "Mt. Nebo,"
which stands just in front of
the boarding house, is a good
specimen. The river is said
to he unusually low, and the
lumbermen have signal'y fail
ed in flow ting their logs. A
cotinuation of dry weather
will cause the company to
sustain a heavy loss.
Last night we held our pub
lie debate in the academy,
six young orators appeared
on the rostrum. The most
of them made their first ef
forts and received their first
compliments. It is evident
that the buys are improving.
They enter the discussion
with view and enthusiasm.
While they didn't describe
scuns in a very sosiate man
ner. yet the expression of
their faces enspired the aud
ience. As far as 1 can see, the
school is in a \e?-y healthy
condition. There are eight
boys in the cottages board
ing themselves, two at the
boarding house, and others
in t h e community. T h e
school is better than it was
this time last year.
As the people are trying to
encourage it, I am trying to
make it better. We are expeetinga number of Watauga
boys and iritis, and I am
anxious to see the day when
they can be with us.
B. B. DOUGHERTY.
—The revival meeting now
going on at Three Fork Bap
tist church conducted by Revernds Shewood and Johnson,
is causing much interest among the people. We hope
much good may be done.
The fight between Japan
—Allen W. Whitrington, of and ( hin.i still continues. It
Wilkes county, is the oldest is now thought that Japan
Keep your blood pure and
majistrato in the State, he is is getting tired of the con healthy and you will not have
liow over ninety-four years flict as well as China. An ar rheumatism. Hood's Sarsapabitration of the trouble be
of age, and lately married tween the two contending rilla gives the blood vitality and
richness.
Miss Mariah Vannoy aged forces has, or will he submit
41 years. Reports say that ted to President Cleveland There has been so much confu
sion
he gave her $1,000 bank and a settlement may be had.
About fusion, fusion, fusion,
check before the marriage.
NOTICE
That when goods are offered in
—Many of our people re
profusion
I will offer for sale at pub
member the Rev. Bob. Moo lic outcry at my residence in To get them should be the con
clusion.
dy, who often preached for Boone on the first Monday So. if on N. M. Allen you will fuse
us some years ago. He mov in Dec., 1801, the folion ing j_j e w jj| «mninon his muse
ed to Junction City, Kansas, peisonal property to wit To offer you goods so low
Two head of horses, oney oke At cost you will think them be
from Caldwell county. The of oxen, two milk cows, two
low.
lopic has information that yearlings, ten head of hogs, So, to him you should go,
Mrs. Moody, his wife, died one two-horse hark and har And not be slow;
ness and one two-horse wag He will let you do your choosing
week befoie last.
on and harness. Terms of And save you from loosing.
—Hope we will be able to
sale, six months time with Now. if yon are up to snuff,
give our readers the voce in approved security for sums This is quite enough,
That prices next to cost
the State next week, so far t-xiwfliny' $5 00 and rash for | should no!be lost"
as we have the figures it 'sums under (hat amount. No ^o, p you want to be funny;,
seems that in the House the vernber 22,1894. bale will At Alien's store lea vey our na ne»i
' — - v "1 1
'r
Pops, have 47 members the tilke t'li1ce P,T'"l*•!fl'-V,ilt_i2LM* Or we will1 accept a " " n of t; uc •
flag
]
Democrats 45 and the Repub!
L. L. GREENE,
J In the shape of your produce.
k
BKYtVS <!!>!,M Y
"TAEJFF OFF."
—0-
Yes, I nave just returned from the North, where\
bought a large line of general merchandis with the "tariff
off for instance .» i inch all yarn flannel at 20c. cash regu
lar price 35c., 54 inch or 1% yards wide at 45 cts., regul<u pi ice Go cts. Men s woollen hats Go cts., regular price
$1.25, and, in fact, everything else in proportion.
1 have the largest and nicest line of ladies'dresssgoods
p ver shown in Watauga county m cashmeres, serges, flan
nels and a lot of other fancy dress goods. Cashmeis at
22% cts. 40 inches wide, regular price 40 cts., calhco. best,
7 cts. and up. Heavy domestic at 7 cts. by the bolt. Satine
outing, flannel, ginghams, jeans, drilling and canton flan
nel all cheap. Shoes for men, women and children cheap.
I have a large lot of groceries. Ar buckle's coffee, green
coffee at 5 lbs. to the dollar, fcash; also nutmegs, ginger,
pepper, lemons at 20 cts. per dozen. Hardware, glassware
and notions very cheap.
Wanted: Yellow batter at 12% cts, white beans at $1.
rye 60 cts., corn 50 cts..eggs 10 cts, fur skins and every
thing else in the produce line at highest market prices.
(Jive me a call as I can certainly save you money on
your produce, as I have the goods cheap. Come one come
all, you are welcome.
SAYr \
Yours Anxious to please,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Tills IS NO HUM
BUG TO DRAW
TRADE!
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
OF
ZIONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
o
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
IMSliTi busiiȣSS. tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for ( iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine. It is
1 rom now until the first day pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommenied by
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
of April I'will sell my stock of cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,-sen
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dvs
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced tha
—AND
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
CLOTHINC
OVERCOATS
1H E MOUNTAIN MEDICINE OMPANY.
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
\t 1 Q per cent above
WHEN YOU SNEEZE
COST!
Cough, Choke, and Gasp
for Breath,
-1
If yon Oon'f think I mean
it
BEWARE!
come and look through my
STOCK
It wont cost you one cent if
you dont purchase.
I have a large s f ock and
want to get rid of it before
spring.
GALL AND LOOK!
-o
I would call yourjattention
to the big cut in prices in my
other lines
It May be a Serious Symptom
THE SPECIFIC
t For all Throa! and Lung Complaints
IS
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Rev. J OHN K. C HASE, of South Hampton, N. H., says: "The best
remedy for La Grippe that I know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectoral."
"Last Spring, I was taken down with La Grippe. At times I was com
pletely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast
seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I procured a bottle of AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began talcing it than relief
followed. I could not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so complete. It is truly a wonderful medicine."—W. H. WILLIAMS,
Crook City, S. D.
"From my own experience, I take pleasure in voluntarily stating that
of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe, A\ i^R'S
Cherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the most potent remedy. Ordinarily,
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
will do the rest."-GEO. H. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky.
"For two years, I suffered from a most distressing cough, which, at
last, became of a consumptive character, and very alarming to my friends.
After trying various remedies, without success, I began to take AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured me."—
CELESTIXR SIROIS, Aug !5ta, Me.
The best remedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of the
throat and lnngs, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is universally recommended
by the profession.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
o
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prompt to act, suire to
otjli©
8*§The DEMOCRAT one year one dollar."^*
tssrs^NOW IE lllb 11.Ah 10 SUBSCRIBE.***
RESPECTFULLY,
W.L.
Relieve, all sorenrts of tho n -oos ir r..~rane an!
cores GONORRHOEA and GLEliT ir i to jclays. Nc
other treatment necessary. Never cavse* stricture or
leaves any injurious alter effects. i>(, % fi. Sold
by drsgtfkits.
BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's. Wnft. 6i.
k
�The W ataasa Dam aorat, I
A LETTER F,!0M CUINA-
gaged in entering a new field
1 he Republicans and Pop- children and train them for
DEAR BROTHER GREENE — far out in the interior of Chi- ulists who clamored so much good citizenship. Doall.\ou
send greetings through yon na. So. we newcomers, have about election frauds, a n d can to build up a business fm
Thursday, Nov. 22,1804
to t ie churches in your care; | been driven from pillar to charged on every stumpt hat yourself, and to help thus to
EAR BRETHREN : I h n v e ( post, and, consequently, ha ve the mean Democrats had a).(buildup your city. Forget
The Reps, and Pops, have
been hoping to get a message • lost some time from the stu- ways counted them out and strife and cultivate hartnon v.
captured the old North State,
A® t h f t
is over we
but can they hold her? We of gieeting to you ever since dy of the language. Howev- wanted the election 1 n w s ; Down with every malice ami
but have|
predict not. It is stated tI arrived in4- China, 4.! . . .. » 4.M e r, •by faithful work, we hope changed, have all at o n e e! nncharitableness. Up with will sell our stocK of HACK#
1 1 I f/ v
. /-.
4- L
faded to catch the time until, to be trying to preach after changed their mindsand now the flag of peace and good SURRIES. BUGGIES. DOUthat about 30,000 Demo
this, the first Monday in Sep a few months. We are now sav that election? in N<»rth will. Then when the next
crats in the State stayed at
tern her. In my work, study located in a fertile and beau- Carolina seem fair. So we election comes all will be b^t- BLE AND SINGLE HAR
home on election day, and
ing and writing my friends tiful section over five bund- will not have much more of ter prepared to cast a well
NESS,
many others who did vote
and churches, I have ever re red miles inland from our rhe talent and brains of the; considered patriotic ballot
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
done lots of scratching of
membered you, daily plead post office, Chefoo. This sec- Heps, and Pops exhausted for t he government,
tickets. Many of the Demo
At A Very Low Price.
ing for God's blessings to tion is unoccupied and thou-jon account ot the election
crats were mad and discour
'•est upon you. And. indeed, sands and millions live in it J frauds, as it is not their ox
They are a 11F1118T CLASS
aged over the hard times and
it is a strong stay and true God helping us we hope to that is gored this time. Duand almost as good as new.
low price of cotton a n d
comfort to my soul to believe establish a line of stations ring the campaign these felwheat. If the Pops, a n d
\\ ill sell on time, or trade
that you have remembered all the way to the w e s t e r n l o w s f r o m t h e l e a s t t o t h e
Reps, are to be believed we
for goo1 stock.
me, unworthy as I am. I ask | boundary of the Empire. I greatest howled fraud, raswill at an early day have
you to remember and love do pray and hope that t h e cality and all other kinds of
Call on us at once at Blow
prosperous times for they all
me only in the proportion churches of Three Forks As trickery in elections against
ing Rock. We will be here
told us so in the last cam
that I love and shovv myself sociation will all take an ac the Democrats,and now since
paign, that if the fusion tick
until Oct. 1st.
faithful to Him who loved us tive part in this great work. they have gotten over their
et was elected that flush
and gave Himself for me. I
RESPECTFULLY, •
times would rush upon the am not worthy of your love It is plain and easy enough h o a r s e n e s s a n d t h e g r e a t
that theehurehescan do their drops of sweat have dried up
HLNKEL, CRAIG A ( O.
country. They failed to set and support, but if I ha y e
own work in foreign fields as on them, they are as calm
[%-r- . .
their time, however, but we Christ in me, He is worthy,
Blowing Rock, Sep. 12, *94.
I will
^ - _ . ^ - f . 1''
and serene as other people
think Christmas would be an and for His sake I am embol well as at home. I hear from
Mr<*. M. E. IVcule
How do our Populist fellow
biAjuu aall. Tcaa.
opportune time for the flush dened to ask that you love you direct and can and will
citizens Ieel about your victo
gladly receipt every church
times to usher m and make and remember me while I
d i r e t f o r t h e a m o u n t t h a t ry now? Do you not teel like A He! '-ZZ3
the heart glad. Don't put it give my life for the millions
they give to my support, if you have played——and have Kidney r.rd Livsr Trouble
off longer, friends. Cattle who are dying around me
WANTED!
they will always send me the been swallowed up by youi
anJ fcorvouG Debility
and horses, sheep and goats without hope or knowledge
4 * emedy for disease and <m
name of the church and the old enemy, the Republican
ought to go up at once. Cot of the only Savior, Jesus.
16 Years of Su-Eorlrs CncTod by Bfiity, especially for_ thosedi«
amount contributed. I want party? What a victory you
ahins; Hoods.
|cases which physicians have
Ta
ton ought to bring 15 or 20 Brethren, when I look up
you, of the Three Forks and have won. and oh, how hap "C. I. Hood &Co.. Lowrll,
pronounced incurable.
cents, whtat must bring from this pool of idolatry, su
"The effects of Hutu's Ssis^wurHla tr. my cm #
Mitchell to furnish me with py you are.
have boeu truly raw»t:loi!S. It f.tr sarpassea
We give below a few of the
$1.25. Taxes ought to be perstition, sin and darkness,
any other medicine I h.tve over token. For 18 the many letters which we
the necessaries of liie a n d
Two Lives Saved.
years 1 was trouble I with torpkl liver, kidney
abolished, grass widows am my heart yearns for you arid
have received, and which we
work on the field. I find I can
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of, June troublo and nervous dot Lily, unl v. is
widowers ought to disappeai for the heavenly privilege of
publish with the consent of
A He-pleas Sr.valid.
tion City, 111., was told by her1
live well on the reduced sala
from among the people. Ram mingling my voice with yours
doctors she had Consumption I have been Lvkirv; Hotle's S-irsnjmrilla for three the writers who are convinc
ry and devote all my time to
mutton and tight boots in thanksgiving and prai.se
and that there was no hope for months amiI I feel Ci&t I am cured. 1 feet better ed that such a remedy as v#
now than
Civile
the work without the least her, but two bottles otI)r. King's God first, for have«for si- r-.-n years. 1 & Co., ha ve described has been found
my
Utii. and 0. i. lioo.t
o u g h t to be swept away to the only true and living
second, for Hood's Sarsnju.rUhi. 1 liave rcccmanxiety about my personal New discovery completely cured
in Compound Oxygen Treat
chinch bugs, fleas, lice am God. While I think often of
ment of Drs. Sturkev & Funeeds or the needs of t h e her and she says it saved her life.
scab ought all to be seal dec t h o s e d a y s o f j o y a m o n g
bi
Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
ien.
work.
to all my nefcrhbors and several of
St. San Francisco, suffered from me'< -led itusin.c Hood's Svrs'.qmrilla with j.; >od
at once, or otherwise destroy God's children, yet I cannot
them are
I will now speak a word con a dreadful cold, approaching results I a'!! W years old ami foeI Letter thr-n I
"M.v daughter was cured of
ed. Bring on your good think ot turning from these
did at io." M':s. E. VrASE, Stonewall. Tean.
cerning the city in which I Consumption tried without re
Asthma hv one treatment of com
times for we are in great lost people for any price or
Hood'3 PIllo
easily, yet promptly and
sult everything else then bought
pound Oxygen, afier suffering
am stopping. This is a city one bottle of Dr. King's New Dis •fficlently, ou the liver and' bowels. 25e.
need just now. Don't put it reward. I would that you
tor fitteen years, ed. b. wjlljh,
of about 200,000 inhabit covery and in two vveks was
off. Every editor ought to could see them as they realv
Tyler, Texat^
ants. The central part of it cured. He is nature. 11 v thankful.
have a fat turkey for Christ are. 1 feel sure if you could
"I used your compound Oxy
is enclosed by a great stone It is such results, of which these
mas and have enough to eat see them as they are, your
are sn,amies, that prove the won
gen about a year and a half a
wall. In time the city was derful efficacy of this medicine in HOW TO SME LIQU
go. I neglected to tell you of
the balance of the year. Let hearts would he stirred for
contained inside the wall but Coughs and Colds. Free trial
the great benefit I received from y
us all be jolly in anticipation them as never befoie for dy
bottles at W. L. Bnan's store.
its use. I have not been troub
ET.
of glorious times almost up ing mortals. Yet, has nor now the city extends far out Regular size 50c. and $1.00.
led with catarrh since —F. W.
side the wall, especially on
on us. Let every fellow pay Jesus done enough and said
Revels, Syracuse Univcrsitv Sy
Southern Italy and Sicily
the east, south and west.
racuse, N. Y.
up his dues to the DEMOCRAT enough to stir our hearts to
One of the great secrets in ma
Hi,--«
T^ere are now almost, or have suffered greatly by the
while the flush is on.
the giving of all for the sal quite, as many people liv recent earthquake. Many per king money is to know how to Send for book of two liundre#
save it. The principal way to save
The Pops, have the biggest vation of these people? When ing outside the city wall as sons were killed and injured money is to buy that which y ou pages for furtherinfonnation,tes
tiii.oninls, etc. A book sent tree.
crowd in the North Carolina there was no arm to help Je inside. The streets are gener in addition those known to consume from the party who will Home fl reatment senl out bv cxsell you the BEST article for the pr»»Ks 11) >e used at home. ()ffice
legislature, and according to sus came to our rescue. Then ally very narrow and dirty, have been buried beneath the
LEAST money In order to find
the contract they will have His last words, the words but all crouded with houses falling houses.
the above named party it is very Treatment administered heie.
essential that you call and ex
to vote for one of the worst that contained the burden of and the houses crouded with
T know an old soldier who
amine mv immense stock of
radicals for Senator to take His heart, wers: "Go ye into people, except the s h o p s ,
l.»2D Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
had chronic dinn hoea of long
the place of the lamented all the world and preach the which have quite a number standing to have been per
CENEML MERCHAN 120 Natter St. San Francisco, Cal.
"Vance. While the Pops from gospel to every creature." of clerks in each one. The manently cured by Diking
Please mention this paper. 1 •
DISE
the West to the East have These words were not only to houses are most ly made of Chamberlain's<'oli«\ Cholera,
praised the name of Vance his disciples, but they have mud and round rock. They and Diarrhoea Remedy 'says
Which is almost complete in ev
and hold his memory sacred. come to you and me with the seldom think or having a Edward Shumpik, a promi erv department, consisting ol
nent druggist ol Minneapolis. Drv (ioods. Notions, Boots and
yet they will, by the trade same powerful force, and to plank floor bnt a dirt one.
Mum. "I have sold the rem Shoes. Hard-ware, tin-ware,
T 0 T
made with the Republicans, disobey this command is a The city is located at t h < edy in this city for over seven
iijkks Cv
Groceries. Saddles. Queensvote for and elect a man to crime against the blessed Re foot of one most fatuous years and consider it supe
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
-Xfill out the unexpired term of deemer who died for t h e mountains in China. Irs name rior to any other medicine Etc., Etc., too nurnt rous to men
tion.
AFTER APRIL THE 1ST *94,
Senator Vance. It will be world. I could not resist this is Tai San, moaning moun now on the market for bowel
complaints " 25 and 50 cent
I have just received the nicest
Jeter Pritchard Dr. Mott or command, but you cannot tain ofpf-are. 'i'housunilsand
10 per cent, cut on prices. ^
bottles of this remedy for
and most complete line of
some other extreme Republi all come, yet you can help to thouxans of people climb this sale by \V. L. Bryan.
AHA-;
can. What would the late send the truth. Will you look mountain evt ry your to wor
si
SFOT CASH OR BARTER,
Norfolk Landmark: Tarn
Senator say to the Western for a moment into this land ship al the many large tem
NEVER TEN DAYS.
That has ever been exhibited to
people for whom he battled md see a mighty army of pies Unlit on top. The road many lost, feathers, paint.
the citizens of Boone and sur
~ X
so long and wore himself out •forty thousand souls pass to the fop of this mountain | tomahawk, wampum and the
roundings. consisting of
in their service? If our dead i n g T h r o u g h t h e g a t e s o f is a rock stair-way most o i *>vh de outfit. The time has Calicoes of all Kt. vies and shades Look over our li;-t and com
Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- pure our prices with those selling
Senator could rise up from death every day Yes, pass the WH.V. If these peop e j come to smoke the pipe of
lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Nan- on time. "Moae> saved is mon
his tomb and speak to his ing beyond reach, bcyoiv knew of Jesus they won hi | peace and to bp "good iui
sooks. chambrays. Cashmeres, ey made."
people again for whom he iope into a sinner's hell. W i l t cease to make long pilgrim jjins."
Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
had so much interest, even you look again and see the ages to this mountain to
There is good reason for the draftery, Sheeting, Plafds, cot- good coffee for $1.00, 1 fj pounds
the Populists would hide missionary, after his day".- vorship god s of mud am; ! popularity of Uhamberiin's tonades, jeans etc. which will ext ra *C' sugar lor $1.00, best
•o mmu Ol i mjummi
n i l cash
C* 4- — t 1
\
Cough Remedy. Davis a ltd be sold a t reduced prices for 1 7 I M I
C°t
rot
their heads in shame. We toil, on bended knees agoniz-. srieu
!° t-1
Hazard, of West Monterv. or its equivoient, meeting and df !' check, 2' •
fi-iiio-iiii
ton
inches wide, t cts.
fving all
j> . hren pray that
respectfully ask our Popu ing in prayer for the lost mill
the Cjnrion Co. Fa .sav-: "Dhas
j>er yard, and ladies' and gents'
lists representatives to hush ions about him and pleading fight may soon dawn upon cured people that our physiREASONABI E COMPETITION hats cheaper than they have ev
their hypocritical praise of with a burdoned soul f o >. t ho • marls of those peof ami cians could do nothing for.
er been sold before.
»' T°.\. B. My entire stock
our beloved dead Senator, if more laborers? Asyou open th v slmll rcfi>e to cad upon Wf persuaded them to tiy a
of General \fpTchandiw will• We ?re j,,st reiving a full line
(
"
.
ladies'
your Bible in church or by that which cannot help. I bottleofCh.imberUiinsUongh , J f M s o
they intend to vote for a
-li u c e d7 nw*is>ricy i/in of *4- the I dress goods at prices to^
Remedy a d they now recoin \
' 0 a t r e d117nasi p r i c e s for suit 4.L.. buyers.
man 10 take his place who the fire-side, look at Calvery- must say n<» irn rent present.
mend it wirh • fic rest i a us. t ASH or its equivoient.
WE MEAN WHAT WES A Y.
holds to all the political see Jesus dying in agony and
Don't cease to pray for us 25 a rid 50 e Tit bottbs fori
H order to make room for Call and see us and we can save
crimes that Senator Vance blood for these people as well every time you meet at the sale by V\ . L
van
j new st'»ck, I am offering my en- you money.
R ise.
spent his life to bring his as for you. Look again to house of God, also remember
V toik Landmar
Do jtirelol of
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO.
people out from under the the Mount of Olivesand hear us with these lo^t people
not
utv about rlu milk R E A1) Y- MA DE CIA >T HING Blowing Rock, March 5.
blighting effects of these Re Him say so tenderly "Go ve when you are in
i
vout <>i\p pail which was kicked over
A 7 COST.
publican policies. Be consis into all the world." Then dear homes. God ever bless
Tuesday. IShakeoff therfust
Stnndaid Kffpcr's Aotiro.
Thanking my friends mid cus
tent with the dead if you can will you not determine m j .mfj bring you wit h many of
4>f politics and go to work to tomers tor the liberal pa. ronage The peofde of Watauga will
your soul to do all vou can these jieople ho ,r >e to glory.
not be with the living.
make what v*m can and to tbev lmve given n in the past take notice tbtit I have profor the cause of Ghrist and the Your servant in Christ.
Democratie roosters al I
or
i save what you cay.
u a- and soliciting a continuation or cured a room in the court
j j house where I will attend at
over thecountry a re sick and heathen what time you live?
T. L. B L A L O C K .
side extra vagaru*
ra v J t he same so long as I merit it,
the commissioners* court the
feeling bad. None of them Oh, may God help you to do
a ;a
RESPECTFULLY,
P. S. My post-office is (die. V vhat you owe as fast as pos
, , _ first
Monday in each month
have been able to crow since this.
•no, China. Each hali ounce sible and do not go into debt j M B. BLACKBURN for the purpose of scaling the
the late "confustication."
I have been here now near or fraction thereof costs live
weights
for1 |u
again. Adopt the rule of) IHPH • • • •
Our hitherto Democrat roos
eight months and have put cents postage.
ter wnl b e silent until 96
• pay as you go"—a golden! ForMaNaria,Liver Trou- people. The law requires tbr4^
ble, or Indigestion, use to be done every two veais^^^^
when we hope he will be able pi ail the time I could possi "~ZZ7i
Z i
7 T7~ rule of business. Live within I BROWN' S IRON BITTERS
J. H. COOK, '
nsely b l y g e t i n t h e s t u d y o f t h e
sezTUne doihu pays for the I y
n
to crow a U
j vour income. Educate yourj
STANDARD KEEPER.
8.
over De
language. We have ueen en- Democrat one war,
/M
IMPORTANT
SALE.
r»
Invalid
! <
•I "-—-Cures
• ( < > )
Ors,Mroy & Pgfen,
ODE
mz\}
�The Wataaji Dam jurat
A DE M (K'U A TIC fa OI ily newspaper,
devot itl to the interest ot Coun
ty State ano Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga County. N. C.
hel l. But there is no man in A- j are entitled to the spoils of
merica to whom the Democratic victory. They are responsi- HO frSORE EYE-GLASSES
party should feel more deeply in- hie for all legislation.
We MO "
WEAK
debtee than to him. It was he }10p^ they will not destroy
who in the dark da\s *UH(,Ui 'g the Stateor greatlv injure its IIORE
EYES.
th. dose of the »r m^ted tliej
, mim(1 I!l)t
n(J.
encroachments attempted upon
_ ,
, . .
r .
... ,. . \
erats ha ve no part or lot in
MITCHELL'S
Americanliberties b ythe Repub- . . . . . .
,
,
. |,
'the broth. We cannot afliean >artvw h e ni n t h e lull z e
. . .
.lith of its power. Senator Ran-!f,m1 to consort with th-se
• Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
son), ot North Carolina, is anoth- i "iPti to do a port ienh.r thine,
SORE, WEAK,
er national character who must good or bad. Let them do
Producing Long-Sightedness. & Restor*
ing the Sight of the Old.
pass away it the returns from his i their best or worst ill
the ' »
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Stys
State aretullv verified. Fortwen! two short years of their ar
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lasn??,
ty years he has served his State; cidental power. They can- AID riOIKHG qOCi RELIE? 11D PERS1IE5? COS.
Also, equally efficacicut when ussd
in the Ferate. Then, too. there isj not agree long. Let them maladies, such »» Ulcere. Frrer In ether
Seree.
Mr. Price, of Ohio. He, too, is f si j j o n | o r ) e £ them do what BJLL l'£ may ho need to advantage.
snowed under by the enormous. HW||1Mth good. Self-respect- . 6«ld bi all DrugiUts at lij Ctsta .j
Republican majority in Ohio. lie,
D tMn()l .,. a tH will letnain
A (COMPLETE NEWS
DA
PEli
The Pride of the North Caroli
na i ress.
LOSING
HhSlE £
Do you want to aid in building
up a paper that shall reflect the
greatest credit on North Paroliua, 110 matter where it aiav be
seeu ? Then patronize
Eye-Salve
Lying a Curable Disease t
Ihe Wilmington Messenger
Baltimore Sun.
O
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Two Chicago physicians
Do you want a reliable paper
giving you all the news qf the
yf
claim to have a St. Louis pa
C9 world—a Democratic newsiW«r
tient who has put himselfunthat equals tiii- best-ha
der their charge to he treat
largest circulation, and hJ
era
twenty-one years been a part
ed for lying. lie savs that
, and factorin thegrowth and devhe has an uncontrollable
velopinent of the Old
North
mania for fabrication, and
i; tCAUTION
State? Then subscrbe for
he regards himself as suffer
A NECESSITY
THE W i l l i ] KOTO A MESSENGER
,»>
J.CK/I... Muchlllf *>hop,
ing from a disease which re- will be iwlogatrd to his stockbro-1,ru#
i-iv ti.t 1
'liiiijii, Hud any
|htil. principles
E\\>
Campaign Rates:
true to their
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
'•
I'.LIV iv
t.t EL' ihrtan U*»D.
quires medical attention. ker's shop, Franklin McVeagh,
• v" .< .MO'V.; .In--.* :>v rt'i vn be tlie —*4
The "Daily Messenger,'' by
can win in 189G with the
tha -. ur,»«»»•• t-rer uivcmcl.
College of
The two physicians are re in Illinois, it might be said, died
mail, 4 months on trial, for
siixn
rbicrs AT ONCE.
Agriculture and
present system 01 county
$2.00
presented as agreeing with prematurely fro 111 a political
•irit E. Fi;': JTf t % Supply C ..
MechanicArts.
government, or any other
The weekly "Transcript Mes
/ۥ753 PcirS StrBc^ Loiton.
him in the opinion that he is standpoint. Tom L. Johnson,
But Offers Three Technical Cours
senger,
(the largest and
the manly tariff reformer from that may be devised
the victim of a disease, and,
best paper in the Sta te) 9
the Cleveland district in Ohiohas we will not deserve to win if es: Uie Course in Agrieul
it is announced, will soon per
months on trial for $1.00
been defeated in a Republican we vieker with either party ture; The Course in S deuce:
form an operation on him
Cash in advance. Both
to the conspiracy that has The Course 111 Mechanical and
stronghold.—Washington Oorres
Civil Engineering.
for the purpose of curing his
papers are large Eight-Page
succeeded for a day.
pondent to Baltimore Sun.
Each course is broad and
sheets. Send Postal Card
Jimil iaciousness. T h e por
POLITICAL REVOLITIONS.
thorough, and the institu
with the address of five per
OOOI) EIMES COMING.
tion of his anatomy which is
tion is now equipped for ex
sons and receive sample cop
to be operated upon is not
Philadelphia Record. The cellent work. Expenses ver\
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Wilmington Ktar:"Don't bf
stated, but that would prob
NATURE
elections of 1872, '74-, 90, moderate. For catalogues,
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
in a hurry to sell your cot
ably be dete mined by the
92 and '94 show that there address.
CURE FOR
ton. The Pop-Republican vic
ALEX. Q. Holladay. Pres.
severity of the disease. An
TAKE THE
tory will carry the price up is nothing so unstable in this
Raleigh, N. C.
ordinary liar might possibly
country as party power and
I
to a dollar a pound*, before
be cured by simply cutting
success. To credit tliepoliti 0j||llll!lllttit.l.>;i:i;; i .u.rutti r: •: 11 i e -.»««,.
the end of (he year. Christ-GOINGoff his tongue, but the only
ma s day every Pop will be cal result in 189G upon the
D A V #\ 3
way to cure the campaign
R OY A L
I EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS.
XJ*1
given a barrel octree silver. election of 1894 is to build
liar would be to cut off his
^This new i/eatment for Catarrh and
oil a foundation as trencher |
SEWING
MACHINE § diseases of the respiratory organs is
Concord Standard: Thereu 011s as the sand.
head. This method of cure
one of the most important discoveries
Emigrants going to any of the
Silitiiir
ri.iil M i
in medical science and possesses the
would largely diminish the son Mr. John G. Green, of No
W astern States or Territories
following advantages i
Utiea Herald: The men who
will save time and money going
1. The patient can cure himself 8t a small expense
population and deprive po 8, voted the Fusion ticket have defeated great leaders WARRANTED k.^% -• a-"'
A-*-'
and without outside assistance.
via. ( hicago and Alton route.
2. No change of diet or pursuit of .lie Is necessary
litical campaigns ot much of was that one yoaijagobegot in Congress have rarely been u YEARS
I is the quickest route to
during treatment.
flPT
3. The remodles are In no wise offensive to the
their accustomed color and $1 50 per day as a carpenter heard from afterward. The
: K A XS AS
patient and entail no discomfort.
v.-r,is-.".
CI T Y, D EN V ER,
4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble
romance, but truth, which is and now just. $1.25. Fusion
PUEBLO,
names of Morrison, Millsrand
1
B. The fr'medlM and means of appliance can be
so often ciushed to earth un 111 tint put upjwages to $1.50. Wilson will live because of
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
And all points in Idaho, Wash]
v % TREATMENT at any drag star*.
der present conditions, wouid
ingtoi), Oregon, Utah
4C<"*"ERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
Elizabeth Cit.v Economist: the worth of the men. But
"
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
and California.
-enjoy the novel experience ot All the Democrat scan do now
scarcely one in ten thousand
Cactarlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, finest and Best Equipped
not being jumped on and is to dunce juba and eat pop remembers that it was Jehu
I*o:td in t h e If'esL
tnanghd several thousand corn and slop hands when the Baker who hen* Morrison and
Only line running Solid Vesti
times every day. And yet fight comes on between the that it|wus John T. Warwick
bud trains etwee 11 St. Lours
what dull, solemn, uninterest allies. The coons aint 110 who defeated McKinlev. Day
and Kansas 'ity.
Reclining mir cars and Tour
ing affairs our political con where in the fight, hut, made ton will shine in the light of
ciiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiimr.iiii'tiriijiin'iriiiiiiMisiiiiiiirsijiiiii
istepers ee of extra charge.
tests would be without the some money Tuesday.
Iltfth Arm.
~
I will rnee parties at any rail
W i l s o n f o r a w h i l e , b u t t h e 2 Haa «
^ttimr
er
audacious charm and flavor
road station with through tickets
"J
Concord Standard. N o w Second disti ict of West Vir ^ Hei a Stl'-thrfaillBji Minllla.
i.
Equal lu
fr
'Jetaflig Weather Boarding,
and baggage checks.
which thecampaign liargives
A
that the Pops and Republi ginia exchanged a giant for ^ II ja a .hl-Mibtinleiiliubii.
- Ilai an Klusnut ('
re
For full information,maps ana
Cornp3ato Coilir.gQ,
to them! We do not believe
Has n Verfrot. >k<i,tustin<*iit>
descriptive pamphlets of the
cans in North Carolina have a pigma.
— ilu a I'Mttlvv T»k«*niL
the Chicago physicians can
Corrugaletl Sbesting,
2 Una Nsylinti Fiirnltare.
5
West write to or call 011
rr Hno More Otxxi Sewinz Onalttlee and i
carried out the instructions
N. Y. Evening Post' A Re ~ (loon n Lar;;j>r Knn«r« of beornd Work e
cure lying even with the ex
B. A. NEWLAND. '
Roofing Paints,
of Mr. Butler and Mr. Hoi- publican organ points o 11 1 ~ tlmn i«iy Siwincilneliliie ia Lite World, ^r
Traveling Passenger Agt..
tended experience and special
Iron Roofnj,
ton we are on the eve of a that "the Republican party | Ex&;nine THE ROYAL for points of |
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
H
excellence, and you will
opportunities for study ot
Eava Troughs, Gutters and Spouting
J. CUAULTO.N, G. F. A
has won the most sweeping
glorious time:
buy no other.
5
the subject which their resi
i^Ali forms of Sheet Metal for Bui!iJV-»
Chicago, 111.
?1 This is
Cotton will go up to 15 triumph since 1.872,
/
COMPLETE AND READY
\
1 BiiYAE S. M. GO., Roc'dod. fi!. |
dence in tluit city has given
'TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
cts per pounds.
true. But it is also true that aiiiiiiiiSiMiiiiiriiintiiiiiKWiiiKiiiiJitiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirs
V«>» rtVSPFT WA,
them. It is too large a job
Chinch bugs will never a two years after 1872 the Re
Indigestion, aud StoraiLch disorrlT-rv, -ae
Yi/E WANT
even for Chicago experts.
iirsss t-1'/-rEv-v?'.
—AN—
gain return.
publicans lost the House of
AH dealers Y?ep it. SI per Krtilo. Genmcc has
But it they insist on attempt
Vjivii. ir. ti k ant! crviM-o.J nd lii.es on wrappc
v e first
Floods will be a thing of Representatives for tJ
ing the cure of all other kinds
the past.
time since 185G and were ben
lL
of liars, it is to-be hoped
fi*
There will be no more busi ten in all theirstrong! obis,a
^ In l hl#i. if"n—an rnr 5-ffotlo workman to
that they will not deprive us
/ t.a*A» oidrr* anil AITLY our matoiials
8sb?/
ness failures.
Democrat being elected in
> J11 this vicinity.
of the campaign liar. His
rn-twpondrnM Boiiclt«d* write for
TO
pTi".'. nn t Uinn.).
People will cease to die.
Massachusetts; while f o u r
cure is impossible except by
' v fT & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prosperity will cjtiifc boun years later Tildeii carried ev C M KECETPT OF 50 GEET3
># |
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^^
blotting him out, and his leSi.S< 'U*' Easiiv M a d e *
ESTABLISHED 1072.
WE WILL PAAIL A BOX OF
cing up like a frisk lamb.
ery doubtful state in t h e
Ws rrart many men, w oatv.ii. ho.j and girls to
moval would deprive us of
work f.»r us a few hours daily, right , tt aud * rot. rut
There willjbe no more tooth North and would have be F5*S3 Pffl Eg52
their orvn homes. Tiic business i» fssy, pieasaut.
the most picturesque and enache, no more doctor bills.
Strictly honorable, and pavs trttertlir.n vnt other
come President but for R •
liveningfignre in the political
3r 1%
o.Tered agents. Yoa iihre a dear tidvl and no
There will be no more crop publican returning boards in
111B H
Q
competition. Kxwriencs an<l sjs cial shility »narena. He really hurts no
ncccss.-.ry. No rs;>ital r-qitlrrd. Ws equip yoa
the South.
failures.
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CU8E FOR
FOTi YC-y.'t hOi.FL.
wi li ererrtlnsj 'hat you need, treat you we'd,
body, for nobody takes him
nnd help von to '-a-u t n times orf'insrv vrtjes.
Money will grow on trees.
Women do rvs T7ell hi men, and beys and girls
seriously, and a campaign
Tetter. Crotiad Itch. ItcMmi I'ilss, R'-g
—FOB THE HEAI IVO OF THE NARIO.L V
People can sit down, be ea
make good ;>*r. Ar
oii v- iu re. ten d«. tho
withouthim would bens slow
•work
AUuuccotri
fcUnw enrplain and Wm.
Worm and a!! Itching S^in Diseases.
sy and the government will
pie jli-cetious. Kr.ro-st i -L wilt rarely I r!""g
as Philadelphia and as dry as
iBotanlG Bloofl
J If yoa have TETTER, it msttsrs net how long It has
you a grr-it <h-.'l of motif
r.ver- thing is nev7
do the rest.
T1IK OSBAT SOCTHKHS RX»DT FC8
and En gr-nt demand. tVri'e for cir
Maine under Neal Dow.
pxUled, TEYTEfilNE will as cartaInly cure
circth r, nnd r-c lve f .11 i-.-.'or;i;a;i«nt. N• 'mrvn
l'eo|.le need not work nn.v ffil
SK&l81Kl R'OOdDiseases I
you as you use it
aene if you conclude not to go on with th*
he Passing of Some Pnblie Men.
business.
tnoi
ore the government will| ,, wrifie!>bu i Wsupalldcnr | C vs|
|C
jp
Harmless, Painless and Fragrant.
... -' r ;^ the blood, 2nd never fail. ^
P- ^
Ceohce GTI^SOK&CO.,
The result of th» election is support hei people.
Ip Ydto cure the most inveterate $ MUnu t r«fanded;fy«narn dlcsatisfled
Box
with
r^^ults—References—
Prosperity,"glorious" pros
fraught with fatal results tor sev
| BLOOD AND SKIN D1S- % IWafliero Rank toeState of Georjfta, ChatPORTLAND,
EA.>ES, if directions are fol- ^ baia tiai.k, ami Xft'.ioisi Rankof .>avuunart.
eral public men—men who have perity is coming—we feel it in
^; lowed. Thousands of gratelieen prominent on the political our bones.
ful veeple sound its praises 1*
3. T. SHSJ?Tf!!N£ & ESQ.
and attest its virtues.
stage for many years. First, of
EAVf.KNAH, GA.
lyTWRfTE for Boofc of Wois- $
course, is Senator Hill, of New We Will Have No Hand in the Broth.
derfel Cures, sent free on ap- S
York. lie staked, to some ex News and Observer.
•T
,
y pllcstion.
<
tent, his political fu'ure when he
Monday's'Evening Star* of
if not kent by your local druggist, j*
accepted the Democratic nomina
rv* for I'irrria battle,
»nd fi.oo for large Kittla r»r Sls.rni •%*
Washington publisned a com Tor six bottles, and medicineor $5-00 ^
will be
tion for Governor of New York
iniinication stating in sub sent, freight paid, by
The Presidency was his ambi
fll.OOn K.Utl CO., Atlanta, G«.
|
tion. He was defeated—terribly- stance that the Democratsoti
defeated. Still li i is comparative North Carolina would prob
?I r cS •? . 1)»
2 tie* iO/A'
(JjAuir.
-. »s:». 1rs.tr- £'
ts. *'< i
tent /'
ly a young man and who c a 11 ably form some combination
THE STANDARD.
.« MUtsw A CO. Jlf '
tell what the future can bring with the Populists to save
forth for him? \nd.then, there county government, &c.
DURANG'S
is Senator Gorman. Wha* has
The Democratic party will
the future in store for him? Noth do nothing of the kind. It
ing, absolutely nothing, unless will make no deals with Pop
P
T
her houid be a political earth nlists or Republicans. It will
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
as being the standard remedy for the
.piaki which would disrupt the not enter into entangling al
ENDORSED BY
f H f
quick and permanent cure of Rbeuma
tlsm, Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
-4 i
d
Democratic party. This is im
.
'
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
PROF A. L. METZ,P. H .G,
' fiances with either ot thes*
iBSB
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
possible. The Democratic party
purely vegetable and bnHds up from the
of Medical T>ep-»rt. --t Tu'.ane University
Caveats, ar.d Trade-Msr'rs chtalnod, and all Pat
j parties for any purpose what
first dose. It never fails to cure.
of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
ent busi-. odncted for f."'...k-rate f ses.
will livelong after Mr. Gorman,
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six •
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
Our O.'.lje >s tippc-''e U. S.Frtcut Office.
Bend Stamp fcr Qlasmued Price List.
bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page I'am
j^ver. Both of tiiem aha.11
which he cheerfully recommends to the
aadwtCM
patent in IcMtimothsatBOM
If he had V»en true to its princi
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address
from
public.
The Schumacher Gymnasium Cs.'£2- remote model,Wawhinglon. photo., with descripSend
drav iog or
ples he would not. so soon have doned their professed princi
.fon. TYc r.dv ?e, if . tent . i'v '- not. free
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co. %
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
charge. Our fee II' 'on li" n. ..d is soi:ii.--J
pass - off the political stage. As ples to lieal the Democrats
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C. T
A pjrrnhlet. '"ih o to Ob' - n l'.-.tentr," >- j
?JRE, WHOLESOME and POWERFUL.
names <if actual clier.tB in v
talo, ccuct; it
Dura hq * iirer PUD are the best on
Be
•VJ3PTJNAV; P"« SUNVIDUWO LAXN 'B^IU^
10 Delaware. Atubassaor Bayard and get a few offices.
town, sent free. Address.
earth. Thev act with an ease that makes
TJF*—oui. 'rf^rBiuiv soano tjuvrvaid .,
You Want It.
3r jeer For It.
them a household bl uing.
must also join the proeession cause oi Ibis deal, which no
'SHHAXIT voai S SAVOim
PRICE 28 CTS PEi BOX. .fS BOXES FOR »1.
,->Xri p[notf9 'dn Jtut
C.A.S.-IOW&OOi
FOR SALE BT qSoOGISTS
oqt\ osjpiiqo JO 'OIUOI v anrptMjj
missing from tmblie life. Heistoo self respecting party could
Opposite Pate.: Office. Washington. O.C;'
n CW ORLEANS. •pirnq
Lulf
FG. CO.,
LA.
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to regain the prest ige he once make, they have won. They
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VOLT
BOOXE,
A 4*
IS "HE BS3T.
ct WO SQUEAKING,
*5. c err. DO VAN.
FRENCH& FNAMELLEO CALF.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
TtlUlifeDAY
WASHINGTON
XOVEMBEE 29, 1894,
XO. 6.
The Newspapers Did Their Duty.
A Wonderful ltoot.
LETTER [EMINENT he DIRECTED J SeGf*&P
BUSINESS'.
i tary Greslmm to ask it Jap; Wilmington \i
+
M
i
«. . the r
\\,1..'
Wilmington Messenger.
Atlanta Constitution.
Messenger.
From our Regular Correspondent.
We have referred to the call
ldiere is some unprove- Ginseng is a root almost
nnese government 'f it would
The Democratic Senators hi vorably ronsuler a propo- ment reported since the eleo- worth its weight in gold in vass made by the Democrat
*4*3?-°FINS CALF&KAN8AR0A
and Representatives who s ' t ' , , n tojhave the United tion in the business outlook. China, and Secretary Mor- ic* speakers—the earnestness,
$ 3.£? POLICE,3 S OLES.
have been in Washington States act as mediator in Th«re is some progress, not j ton in his last report recom- the ability, the patriotism,
$9SO# 2.W0RKINGMEM^
"
EXTRA FINE.
o n i e r to put a n en, l t o t , i e ve, "- v
But. *till pro- mends its cultivation in thisjthe self-sacrificing s p i r i t
*2 . H j s BOYSSCHOOLSHOES* since the election have with j
LADIES
made on the part of so mawar it will be difficult to gress, to a revival of the pros country,
<1 71
one or two exceptions talked
53J^|^KGOIA,
Formerly we shipped one ny. Wo wish to refer briefly
in a manner that indicated n m k e wnsihle people, who trated. Dun's Revh-w notes
SEND R OR CATALOGUE
It, million dollar's worth of gin-J to our t'tate Democratic cou1 "* "P on principle opposed advance for last week.
A?:* \V*£-•DOUGLAS,
the proper spirit. Their;'
BROCKTON, MASS.
You can save lldiiifliiNl>y p-.tvehattiuu VV. L. j greatest desire, they have; VN;tr » helievethat the Pivs- says that "low farm pro- seng to China every vear, but temporaries. Ph y have done
"inncy Shut"",
1
Decease, v."": rc t..~ larq-st manufacturers Of
; i 1
advertised shoes in t,-.e world, aud guarantee isaid, is to allow the past to ident exceeded his authoritv ducts, tow wages, and only , the supply has fallen ofi, and < •Lcellent work. 1 11
the value by which piotects you against high lest, dllO t.O liaVC ,tile DciUO in thus trying to end a war' Partial employment of labor. Corea now furnishes nearly aud out of season they have
stamping tlie name ana price on
±. i
,
t\
the bottom,
prices aud the middleman 's profits. Our shoes |
.
.
.
been preaching good, sop; d,
equal custom wort: in stv'.c, easy fitting and Cl'StlC pMl'tV THKC U U'esll between two nations with still retard distribution, and all of it.
wearing qualities. V.'e have tliem sold everywhich w? are on friendly the limited demand hinders The Chines* regard t h i s Democratic doctrine. What
where at?ower price ; for the value given than
suy other make. Take no substitute. If your start, by getting together in terms. How friendly we areHie recovery of industries, plant as a cure for almost |ever of education the more
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
Congress and adopting some
DeaLr, niiosfc nam? wilt shortly ap*
PrOgress towards recovery an\ disease. They believe that intelligent people have sccurpear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at legislation that will help the with .Japan may be judged
once.
country and incidentally the from the fact that a new has not ceased, and many es-j the root possesses intelli- ed in politics is to a very
Democratic party, in 1896. treaty has just been conclud tablishments have resumed gence, and power of loeomo- great extent owing to the
or added to their producing 1 tion whMi enables it to run iteration and reiteration of
dust what legislation shall ed with that country.
r»n •
There is little danger that force, some also advancing! away toescape capture. They principles and facts and
| he acted upon is a question
1 hat will determine very soon the Republicans of the next wages, hut it will take tune I also believe that it is guard- statistics in the daily and
- ed by the tiger, the leopard, weekly press. The North
how deep this anxiety for House will earn out the to lift business out of its
>
pression." Yrs, it will indeed the wolf and the suuke, ani- Carolina Democratic newsparty harmony goes. The threat made by some mem
papers have been faithful,
idea I have heard most gen bers of their Congressional take time to undo, to remedy ; mals appointed by tiie rods
zealous and resolute in their
the evil of the past. There to protect it.
erally expressed by Demo campaign committee, to
A root weighing 3 or 4 oun dissemination of political
crats is that Senators and throw out the entire Virgin will be no genuine revival of
^ The management of the
ia delegation, which is solid business in theSouth so long ces sell? for $200, but the A- truth,and the miscarriage in
Equitable Life Assurance
Representatives should not
^ Society in the Department of ^ commit themselves to the ly Democratic. The Demo as the farmers have to sell meiican articlecoinuiandson North Carolina cannot be
^' the Garolinas, wishes to sesupport of any particular crats would not ask any cotton and the cereals at ly $2 a pound. In Corea it laid at their feet. They are
cure a few Special Resident
tariff or financial legislation thing better than such ac such low figures. It is non-1 is cultivated under gover- the teachers in politics from
Agents. Those who are fitted
until after the recommenda tion by the Republican sense to expect a boom with ment superviaon, but in this January to January. The
for tliis work will find this
country the plant gi-)W9 wild speakers who have don? so
tions on those subjects con House. If would not only u cents cotton.
'Dun' says that
money in the mountain regions. The nobly, so w ell, will now rest
I!SOn I'll 11 Ltained in the President's keep Virginia solidly Demo
for two years, but the ArgusruliUUJv
annual message to Congress cratic but it would bring out continues to accumulate. Chinese say that the virtue
^ It is -work, however, and those
eyed press—the faithful, un
V h a t thousands of Democratic vo none going West, while the! of the plant is not in its mawho succeed heat in it possess ^ are made public.
wearying, sleepless sentinels
would leave them free to ac ters i n other States. The outgo to theSouth has dim- terial composition, hut in a
character, mature judgment,
inished. Bankers are much en mysterious power appertain- upon the watch-towers of
tact, perseverance, and the |> cept the President's recom leaders of the Republican
couraged by indications of ing to it through being pro- Liberty—will keep faifchflT
respect of their community. $ mendations should they be party are too shrewd to put
Think this matter over care- Jj| of such a nature as to he ac such a club as that would he lqrger business, but there is duced wholly apart from hu- guard and will give out the
fully. There's an unusual % ceptable to the Democratic in the hands of the Demo no increase as yet in com man influence under the care signal at every approach of
danger, at every attempt to
opening for somebody. It it f? party as a whole, which they crats, however much Repub- mercial borrowing, and one of a benificent spirit.
But while the Chinese will pervert justice and oppress
fits you, it will pay you. Fur- ^
lican contestants from the ( b'.v goods loan has been taare almost certain to be
It ther information 011 request. %
ken at 2% per cent. Mer pay any price tor the root, t h o people. The PRESS—
With the Democrats in Sen Virg'nia Districts may beg.
% W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Democratic newspaper cor chandise imports in two and will consume all that can wise, bold, honest, una wed,
ate and House acting in har
|
Rock HHS, S.C.
$,
be produced, the medical men u n t r a m m e l l e d , f r e e — i s t h e
mony much can be accom respondents, a who are as a w e e k s o f N o v e m b e r h a v e
of Europe and America have hope of thi$ land. If liberty,
plished ill a legislative way rule great admirers of Secre been 16 per cent, larger than
Ilast year, though 30 per never never found anv cura- if justice, if sound and patriduring the three months of tary Carlisle, have been in
PROFESSIONAL,
tice power in ; t. Our Indian otic rule, are to be tnaintainthe short session; without hot water with their editors !cent, less than in 1892, and
ed and the many burdens of
W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jil
harmony there is no hope ol ever since that bond issue exports for the same time tribes. however, agree with
the Chinese and regard gin taxation are to he lifted from
accomplishing anything and was announced, because they show a decrease of about 8 seng us a valuable inedi due.
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
the stooping shoulders of the
would not be even if the ses had 011 the personal author percent. Exports of breadMenv localities in the sou Hi sto< f>ing shoulders of the
Boone, N. C. sion were to be three times ity of Secretary Carlisle sent stuffs, cotton, provision, and
l H wh|1 s u i t a ( j t o tliecultixa- people it must be ncuily ucout the positive statement oil iti October were $57,006,-1« '
three months long.
367 against $58,828,935 tion of 1 his plant, and there eoniplis'ied by the PFL;S8 con
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
8iiice President Cleveland that there would oe no im ny
,,() danger
Boone, N. C.
overproduc- rolled by the patriotic, true,
announced that his annual mediate issue of bonds. That l l year, although a million
; Resident Physieian. Office message to Congress would Secretary Carlisle had a good bales of cotton went abroad, tion. L lie chinese would rat h-! honorable and wise men,
ergo without clothe? than who have prmeip es to main-*
on King Street north of Post
certain important financial reas in for throwingthe bo.s and the value of the same go without ginseng.
Office.
fain, and cannot be allured
recommendations, based up off the track by teiling them quantities exported this
from the rig lit by threats, by
V W ifo W;-nted.
on Secretary Carlisle's annu u p t o within forty-eight year would have exceeded
power, by tests of any kind.
hours of the issue of the call $70,000,000 At last year's
A Chicago man cntereo
al report, Democrats have
The Democratic papers of
been greatly interested in For bids that no bonds would prices, the difference on prices j neW spap -r office with t he lol
A 7 1ORNEY A 7 LAW,
alone^being $10,600,000 in iovving advertisement to »— North Carolina have done
----- -*•*be
learning the nature of Secre- be issued is certain, but to
MARION,
N.C
admirably and the real Dem
date none of his newspaper cotton and $2,600,000 in inserted.
taiy Carlisle's report, but it
-Hop"The advertiser desires to ocrats have tnuch cause to
is as yet a secret, confined to friends have been able to find bread stuffs."
For last week there were make the acquaintance of a be thankful for their influ
Will practice in the courts ol those who have promised to out to a certainty what it
j Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
270 failures in the United lady of refinement and good ence for good and their fidel
was. Speaking of the oond
ell and all ither counties in the keep it until the report and
issue, present indications are j States against 323 for the 1 | 0( ,ks, five feet four and one ity to principle.
'western district *@"8 pi rial atten the President's message are
tion given to the collection ol made public. Secretary Car that the amount to he issued same week last year. But it half im hes high, and weighStand by you V
To»
! lain
jiug about 136 pounds1 bustItown, says a sensible exlisle has not been at his office $50,000.000—will be s u b- j was dieadful last year
scribed for two or three times
I measure. 39 inches: vvais 1 |change. Not a dollar inves;W. B. Councill M. D. T. C. Blackburn. for several days, preferring
Carlton Corn well, foreman measure, 28% inches;
-ize of od there but some goo
to work upon his report at over. This is gratifying to | of the Gazette, Middletown,
Boone, N. C.
Zioiirille, N. C.
his home wh°re he is free• Democrats, whether they ap- N. J., believes that Chamber- boot BR; ditto of glove, 0% comes of it. r h :ei no Fa n
from interruption. It is prove of the issue ot bonds j Jain's Cough Remedy should complexion, pronounced bru-j j|j
your fan
there i"
said that the system propos- or not, as it indicates in an j be in every home. He used i\ nette; deep lmzH e^es with no wife like your wife; there
Vlew to matrimonv
jsfiould be 110 town like one's
ed will supply the elasticity indisputable manner the con-1 lor a cold and effected a speett&PCalls attended at all so badly needed in our pres- fidem e felt bv capitalists i n <».v etire. He says: "It is in dreHS _j>
own town, where we live, eda grand remedy, 1 can
sj
,
hours
ent financial system. Ah the adminiseration. k < 1 1 recommend it to all. I have "8eems to rne you re migh- n p., te our children, on whose
Juoe 1, '93.
though Secretary ( arlisle has I Democratic members of 1 he ,,) so seen it used for whoop- t.V particular about the size streets do our babies play,
E. F. LOVILL. J. c. FLETCHER. alwavs been known as a | House-—notably Hooker, of ing cough, with the be.jt re- and kind of wife you want," and where we inny some day
friend to silver no one who Mississippi, and Bailey, of suits." 25 and 50 cent hot- <,l) S erved the advertising sleep. Let the newspapei'
!*JI
will t'-ll. has found out'what Texas-are criticizi„« t I, e | tto tor «"le by W. L. Bryan. ;,. lerk ,
Well, perhaps I am; stand f>y the town and let
part silver is to play in the administration for issuing Chnrlott Observer: l'he figures but, .you see. my wife died be* the business mtn stand by
ATIORNLYS AT LAW,
bonds, but the general in.- given out by the Republican coii- foj- e
Bad been niarnefl the newspaper, ar.d let us
proposed new system
BOONE, N. 0.
pression is that no forma! gressional committee represent long, and she hadn't bfgun make our homes as famous
A laborious attempt is De
&8P Special attention given ing made bv . certain parties! action will be taken the sub- j that the next House will becom- t o ]lalf W P a r 0 ut her rlothes. u s possible,
to the colletion of dpiire
jpppea
to have it, UP,.pear that ;ject by CimgresB.
; g^^aud V PopufeS.' Of a n d b e r , u t h w grtVe h W
awful sight of ein.
NOTICE. \
President Cleveland has ex
M a n y Ktnbborn Andflgp-a-l'he 104 Democrats the South fur
'V . " fl\ -; otamfcetuto'. Era ui skinOinto..i
kinder J
lea certain care for Chronic Sore Eye3,
Hotel Property fof\ Sale.
ceeded his constitutional au vatiri"- cases of rheumatism nishes all but 15. This looks tol-i. •",.«« likeCD
•,
I Granulated Eva Lids, Sore Nipples, Pile"
1 peTpma, Tetter^ Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
'
On account of failing health thority in dealing with the that were believed to be in- -rahly bad. but it has not been!
thefneeof Frovden.
of myself and wife, I oifet for sale proposed mediation of the curable and accepted as life j mary Congresses back since thej v - hen silk and thitigt is so - T 0
my hotel property in the' town of
llnnrtP North LnrnliTi a find will trouble between Japan and legacies, b a v e yielded to; Democrats only had 66 members dear, and the country labor- p or pntting ;i horee in a fine ^eVthyco.
Boone, \nrf,li Carolina, anH will
ditkn try Dr
1
sell low for cash and make terms China. Their whole story is;Chamberlain s "'ain Ba 1 m, ; n 44, e House and the South , fur- ing, in the throes — of .a ifinan.. : They tone up .r>eCady'a CYmdit ?c.,ue,-3.
i •
svslcia, ait. dLe:uon, enro
c i
c
, in ich to
"ly
relieve eor^upation, cOTejt
to suit the buyer, and will take ,built upon a false founda- i rfnltifi( .„ tioB theof surprise and nished pretty nearly all ol 1"hem. cial convulsion, to take
t h e «„ff
1
reffi or persona! property ihi ex
the Senate, other mate, and let the new life..isofdenand
• lo an oidore-er nf.rked ft^ree. Zor
,
tion. 1 hey say that I real- Q
application will relieve Yet now thev havi
A 1 'V '
T
,
,
change. Apply soon.
ihrough and cents per pa jk^pe. Fc. A ty diu^ 3dent, Cleveland off. red to acid i h> . pain and .sufferin<<i.iid its. tbo House, the Pres.dent and,
break
W. L. BRYAN.
as mediator. He has done continued uae insum. an ef- neariy half of the bnpremeUart. ; , w r U pt nil then. doda. So I
fotTOne doila i pa \ s for the
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
I just want a wife to match
noHii.n ,r of the kind. At thedectual cuie. 1 oi sale h\ A . Nil desperandnm.
Indigestion,and Htornaqhdisord0rs, take
Democrat one vear.
ikdWS'S IRON BITTERS.
©£TPay your subscription. > them tilings.
All dealer? lew t;.?l per bottle. Genuinehaa I request of the Chinese gov- L. Bryan,
trade mark and crossed red lines on w upper. {
\
Council! & Blackburn.
\
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1
L.
�—Attys. Spainhoui & Coftey are off on a business trip
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
to Eik Park and elsewhere.
I -opy 1 year
$1.00
-About« week iigo cent
nonlng
ou
" G months
50
So Elk Park, Mitchell countv,
" a mouthn
I r.
,,
, , • , '
Heniy Callaway and his bro
ADVERTISING RATES.
it h
1 inch 1 week
$.75 ther bad a difficulty with a
1.75 vounjr man by the name of
1 " 1 mouth
3.00 Hix. In the affray Hix was
1 <' 3 '•
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
1 " G "
1 4< 1 vear
1 column 1 week
"
1 mouth
1
"
3 "
1
'«
G "
1
"
1 year
I
7.00
furred tit the resident ^ of tin*
bride's father, Sheriff D. F.
BTt
Baird. on the i5tli inst, the
IGv. Nm iieneottic iatiiiK.Onr
|'j" 'r "ff to >lie-inost e-iiinn
I ile i*i in-. ** \!.iv thpir ri;ithhi' com-e. May their pathway he flower strewn, and
may the sun light of loyeand
prosper ity never be dimmed
by clouds of adversity and
(1*1
—<)-
0.00
13.50 all were drinking. Att.v. W.
'~^ 1 ' s with feelings unut-i
25,00 B. Council! left yesterday to terably sad that wechroniele |
37.50
"TAEUT OFJ."
Yes, I haw just returned from the North, where I
bought a large line of general merchandis with the "tariff
for instance 57 inch all yarn flannel at 20c. cash regu1 ir p •. •-? TV,., 51 inch or 1% yardswide at 45 cts., regu
lar price 65 cts. Men's voollen hats 65 cts., regular price
$1.25, and, in fact, everything elm- in proportion.^
1 have the largest and nicest line of ladies"dresssgoods
ever shown in VY atauga county m cashmeres, serges, flan
nels and a lot of other fancy dress goods. Cashmers at
22% cts. 40 inches wide, regular price 40 cts., callico. best,
7 cts. and up. Heavy domestic at 7 cts by the bolt. Saline
outing, flannel, ginghams, jeans, drilling and canton flan
nel all cheap. Shoes for men, wamen and children cheap.
I have a large lot of groceries. Arbuckle'scoffee, green
coffee at 5 lbs. to the dollar, cash; also nutmegs, ginger,
pepper, lemons at 20 cts. per dozen. Hardware. glassware
and notions very cheap.
B anted: Yellow batter at 12% cts, white beans nt $1.
rye 60 cts., corn 50 cts..eggs 10 cts, fur skins and every
thing else in the produce line at highest market prices.
Give me a call as I can certainly save you money on
your produce, as 1 have the goods cheap. Come one come
all, you are welcome.
appear for the Callaways in the death of Mrs. Mary \ . j
the preliminary trial.
Louueill. which occurred on
, ,
,
.. Monda v of thi-week at 10:30
Entered at the Postoffieeat
—.Now, that ihe smoke of
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a.m. Although she had not
a. „
Boone. N. C M as second-class ., ,late political conflict .
the
has .
. .
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.
mail matter.
.,
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been sick a week, her death
blown away we wish to turn;
„ . .. .
t
..J
i
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was not unexpected. Mie
for a while at leant, from t l ,
the
.
,
,
LOCAL NEWS.
... .u ,,
. ,
leaves not only her homebut
political fight and turn oui L .
~ ..
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,: the coininumtv at large wrap
attention to things of a local
—Wood.
ped in the deepest gloom. The J
and general nature. We now
most devoted of motherland !
—Thanksgiving day.
again insist that our friends
kindest of friendsisgone. Siic;
— Where is that wood?
send in the happenings from
was buried on Tuesday amidj
their neighborhoods as they
— A load 'of wood, please.
a large, sympathetic and al- j
transpire, and thereby help
most heart broken concourse f
—"Give thanks unto the
the DEMOCRAT to get all the
if friends and her body now
1 .ord for lie is good."
news. 4 Do this, friends.
rests in the grave on the hill.
—Uev. Cherry is attending
—The Hon. W. H. Bower is May the winds blow gently j
w i t
Yours Anxious to please.
Conference at Statesville this
now of the opinion that ev-hmo the birds sing sweetly a
week.
ery cloud lias a silver lining, hove her.
W I L L W , HOLSCLAW.
—A protracted meeting is for almost immediately aftei
A PUBLIC MEED.
in progress at Howard Creek his defeat for Congress, his
A time like this demands men—
church.
good wife presented liiin with Men whom the lust office does not
—We are sorry to learn t hat a bouncing boy. Hort says, kill; men whom the spoils of cflice
the Ashe Pioneer has suspen however, that he fears the cannot buy; men who possessopinions and a will, men who have FI1 IS IS NO IT U M
ded. Did the late "slump" hoy will make a Republican, honor, men who will not die: men
as he is already very 'noisy.' who can .stand befoie a dema
kill it out?
DUG TO DRAW
gogue and damn his treacherous
—The weather has been un —Next Monday all the flatteries without winking—tall
TRADE!
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
usually fine for some time, Democratic county officers men, sun-crowned, wholiveabove
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
but the indications now are go out of office and the new the tog in public duty and in pri
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec*
vate thinking, for while they rab
tion.
1 I H jp
that we will soon have win Republicans elected t. a k e ble with their thumb-worn creeds, I MKAw auMt*E33,
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for t ishold. If it is good for the gov their large possesions" and their
ter.
eases of the Liver, Stoma h, Kidneys and all diseases ari
lit tle deeds, mingle in selfish strife.
—Filmore Bagan who has eminent and State to have lol Fredom weens. wrong rules
sing from a billions system. This is no patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by ,
been working the farm of B. Republican rule it ought to tin land and waiting justice
1 roin now until the first day rhe physicians of the county, and is one of the best inediJ. Couneill tins cribbed 400 be good for the counties, so sleeps." Until you can do bet ter
hardware ot
bushels of corn. Pretty well we can now look for good buy all your Wilkesboro N N. M of April I will sell my stock ot cines <>n the/market.
Allen. North
0.
times to rush in upon in any
This medicine is put up in packages with.full directions
i
t&r Boone.
with full directions on each. Price,$1.00 per package,sent
day after next week, but we
What JinlgrR Ttnirmaii Sn.s*
X
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble. Dys
-VThe protracted meeting hope it will come gradually
"lu 1846 the Democrats
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and ^convinced that
at, Three Forks church which upon us and not over do the
—AND
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
has been in progress for a matter. Give it to us sorter were whipped worse thou at
the present time,, bill" thisde- r ,Trn,w-, n . rit^
this de
btii
MEDICINE
number of days, closed on as we can bear it.
feat was like an earthquake.: d \ TJ IxLUA I d Zionville. N. <!,, Sept. (>, 1094,
I.
Tuesday of this week.
—Mr..). H. Norris, of Meat Two years ago wetcarried cvre
—The county commission Camp, lias our accounts due ery thing, and some tho> ght
\t "* 0 per cent above
ers will be in sessiori on next us in that township, and will we would do the same
Monday. Be ye therefore rea call ou our friends as fast as year. But I became a little
dy, tor on that day those lit possible, and we insist that uneasy and did not advise»
tle bonds.will be required of they pay him up promptly. any of my Iriends to bet.!
-3
A MOTHER
you.
We are obliged to have our But we are bound to beat! If yon Uon't think I mean it
—The Directors of the Boone dues, and have waited pa- tliein, a n d why? Because! come and look through my
Wakes to Find Her Little
and Blowing Rock Turn-pike tiently. Yon have made good tin 4 Democratic party is the
One Strangling.
Co. received the road from crops and sold your cattle. natural'poity of free institu
We are willing to take oil tions. I'll be gone, perhaps,
the contractor, Capt. Coffey,
and the toll gate is now up kinds of county produce at but a party founded on the t wont cost you one cent if
She S a v c c i t s Life by the
the market pric*. Now, won't principles of a frpp govern
ut Hansom Coffey's.
you dont purchase.
P r o m p t U s e of
—The Western North Caro you help us? If you intend to ment will stand so long as I have a large stock and!
that government is main
lina Conference of the M. E. we « ant it at once.
f!
Yon have been in want to get rid of it before
Church South, is holding its —In justice to Messrs. A. L. tained.
spring.
"One of my children had Croup. The crise Wa? nttehded by our physi
annual session at Statesville and Judson Wagntr, we wish woise places than at the pres
cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One right I was
thiH week. Ihe Landmark to say that they have w holly mit time and come out all
startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found i£
will appear daily during the exonorated themselves from right, and you will come out
strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's
CALL AND LOOK !
the charges which were held all right again."'
alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicines given,
Session.
I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a
against them in connection
-()
Parties and Their Bonds.
—We learn that the newly
bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three
with the mail robbery which
doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the
elected county officers are
Any Democrat that will go
occurred at Taylor'sstoreon on the bond af a fusil n offi I would call your attention
moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and,
having some trouble in get
in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The
the 13th of last August. In cial will be untrue to his par to the big cut in prices in 1113
ting up their bonds. T h e
child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYER'S
other Iires
the trials which have b e e n ty. If a man cannot give
Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDKIDGE, Wortham, Tex.
Sheriffs and Treasurer's are
had there has not developed bond from among his party
"I wish to express mv high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral,
considerable, being near $30,having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen
one shadow of evidence a- associates, he should not
000 each.
and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire
gainsr them, and they should hold office. A party thnt is
organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro
not able to put up bonds forj
—At the Quarterly Meeting not be held responsible in the
nounced to be in the last stages of consumption, fieing placed in my
its Candida tea does not de j
at Hopewell last Sunday Mr. least for this unfortunate af serve to have its candidates
hands, the main part of the treatment Was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral.
This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance,
Seymour Taylor, who return fair.
in office.
in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other
A Democrat can no more
ed from the west only a short
cases with like favorable results."—JOHN A. RITTER, M. I)., West
—A number of our citizens
time since, was ordained as a who are aide to help on bonds consistently go on a fusion*
Baden, Ind.
"When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral
n.iaister and will join Confer are exhausted. There are ist's bonds and through the
incapacity or criminality of
did them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs. M. BROCK WELL,
ence at this session.
three Deputy Marshals, and any of them should loom
Harris, Tenn.
—We learn from a private a number oi s t e r e keepers heavily * they can't expect
letter that Marion, N.C., was ano ganger besides the Depu much sympathy from their
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
gutted by flames a few days ty Collector ha ve recently giv party friends.
If the fusionist's can give
Prompt t o aot, siar^ to OTJJT© ;
since. Thirty -seven buildings, en bonds. The county com good bonds for their men!
i n c l u d i n g n e a r l y a l l o f t h e missioncrs hold that when a (the same as are demanded
business houses of the place, man justifies on a bond that from Democrats) from their
I were swept by the flames. We it is a liability, and unless a own ranks, they should have;
1
* are not informed as to the man can justify over all lia the offices, but certainly no
Democrat should go «»ack on j
PS~TIIE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR OXE DOLLAR."^38
aiqountof the loss, but of bilities he cannot go on an his party nominees by assist-!
other bond. We have a num i nir the enemy.-- k inst on /' rre
course, it is immense.
mrtt^XOW IS 7IIL II,Ik 10 SUBSCRIBE. T38
—Dr. E. F. Bingham, of ber of men in both parties Press.
Cove Creek, and his medical who will not go on any one's 3bamberIain 's Eye ard Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chionia t'ore Eyes.
class, consisting ot his broth bond.
Kipfles. Pile
—In the confusion which fol Granulated Eye Lids, Soreend -eald head
er, G. I). Bingham, Jack Love
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum
and Thos. J. Profit, passed lowed this "Republican land 25 cent3 per box. Fur tale by dru^.itc.
TO H03SE OW1IEE.3.
RESPECTFULLY
j/"through town on last Friday slide" we failed to bear until For putting a horse in a fine hea". hy con
T4 ow..^.'o.
dition try Dr.
Rcli. a'i j^rc- -**of «r.u -us ciemN'uie No
oa thier way to Nashville. too late for publication in They tone up theCadv's Condition
coresGONORRHfl A a dtheNerercauw* stricturewi
f tos
svstern, aid diyest'^n. ccr* tf
. L. 84YA
ether treatraent neirtstrv.Ot-FKT inPrice, divt.Sold
Tenu. where they will attend our .«••« issue, of the ... >. loss 0 f appetite, relieve ccstipaiiaj. crrrec» i
JL *-"1111. nunc uirj rincivn-u.. v.... last
... v..~ mar
hearer any tnjunou* after effects.
fa. nr
by druggists.
medical lectures during the ria«e of Mr T H. Taj lor to
U S ..SB J?9 co?5 53
BLOOD BAm CO., Pro's. Htlinti.fr.
to an Old <
winter.
I Miss ^ ickie 1 Bairti tvlllthcc cents }>eia»^i'.sgc. ForeY.e by drug^.sts. I
irAockage.
I
CLOTHING
COST!
Cry in the Wight
STOCK
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORA
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
�r—
w
%
IMPORTANT
SALE.'
t] 1H es and the polish from his
Now is the time to prepare offi ml count to
Tin Wataaxa Dannjrat |
»i>i*ars1<> i>e many
ni'iicv and manners; subdue his reason,
J
(conjectures, uuiuii^ tlie peo- for 1896. He that moot with matter. Roth Turn.
conjee; ures, among uir
e neen;
pie of th" State of what the u 8 is against us. Let the Dem Evans claim to have been arouse his passions, bring
sorrow and disgrace » pun
1 h 11 r-Mti r, No v. 29,1 8 94 Republican and Populist leg- jorratu stand finn and united ebvted
islatnre will do this winter, 'for the great conflict of 96. Congressman ilalin *n who his family and topple him in
to a drunkard's grave.
As the season is over v?0
We see it (dated that in sev- I t i s n o w 0 , )M | y 8 a i d by the The Republican victory in w . ia
plrctio„ in
eral sections of our State a- Republicans that the election a.io State is -tnUr for a sen- l m 1 j a n a s a v s t h a t t l ) e cause
. ..
.
(sfotmu jnly f rt .. n seathis
Senator Hill s|f»t *3,051 will wll oorrtocic of HACKS
niong the wild and excited law will be repealed and that s o u M o s t o f t h e w e l l i n f o r m - ( > f
1 ? , , p f i a t
w a 8
which is *16,000 less th .11 Sl'RRlES. BUGGIES, DOU....
,
Populists they have denounc the county government sys ed Republicans concede that hrst on account of * leveland s
\ .
c
Morton spent while candi BLE \ND SINGLE HAR
|Klli , v . se
ed their preachers and deny tem will be also repealed, this, their victory, m not " f | Illisprilh | e
dates for governor.
them the salary due them that we will have the ex ttle enduring kind,
«J! l>aii t h p (l ard timesand third
NESS,
and want, to have them te- quisite pleasure hereafter of can turn them down in 86 t j | h p H n | ) a r d o n a b l e ( M a v
China is begging for peace SADDLES AND BRIDLES
Tfioved, because these preach voting for county commis if we will all pull togethei. c
T P 8 s b , passi , 1Kth e tar jff on anv terms she can ger.
At A Very Low Price. ^
ers voted in the last election sioners, justices of the peace 1 here were over 30.000 '»'•» Lj,, i ) r . Holman thinks Sapnn is still pressing her
They are ull FIRST CLASS
against the Populists views. and school committees. It who claim to Vie Democrats ^ ^ Congress will let t h e and is invading China's eoun
T h e s e a r e t h e m e n w h o is also said that the R. R. stayed at home on election t a r i f f n U m e 1)Ut thinks the.v |try without much resistance, and almost as good as new.
^ ^ aljs( , r . The w ar will end very soon
desire to control the State commission will be repealed day, and that is what caused
on
and Nation. We trust that long enough at least to get
a b l e s u g a r s c h e d u l e . Mr. in all probability. China |
« t,flde
we have no such men in W a- rid of the present commis The only way * o cure catarrh jj 0 j nul |, savs that free silver has agreed to pay $80,000,-- for good stock,
is to purify t he blood. Hood'f
tauga. T h e idea that a sion and then '-e-enuct. the Sareaparfua ^pariti^^the^blood will lie the issue of '96. That 000 besides the expenses of
Call on us at once at Blow
preacher has no right to vote law and elect the It. R. com and t^-nes up the whole system. ; *he Democratic party cannot t h* \x a •.
ing Rock. We will be here
like other men, as he thinks missioners of their own polit
Vice-President Stevenson's''fare do other wise than de
best, is too ridiculous and ical faith. The State guard
the
until Oct. 1st.
^
clare for the unlimited coin
because he does not vote to is to be reduced, so is the daughter who has been age of the peoples money a*
RESPECTFULLY,
The Judgement on Hood's Proplease certain men, then re Agricultural college. B n t so very ill at Asheville,' X. l\, the present ratio, and wire,
nouAicd by Squire Fogs.
HhNKEL, CRAIG & ( O.
fuse to pay the preacher, and we presume that the most of isjjreported better.
that issue the Democrats can
A Ureat Battle
Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
try every unfair way to get the predictions are guess
win. Mr. Holman ciiticiss
Is continually going on in thehu
rid of him, to give room for work and no body knows
the new bond issue of $50man
demon
a Populist, is bad manners what will be done. If Butler pure system. Theto gain of im 000,000 and thinks the gov
blood strives
victo
and savors of Anarchy.
and Mott are elected to the ry over the constitution, to ruin ernment does not need it.
health, t odrag victims t o t h e
The estimate made by Con United States Senate, they grave. Hood's Sarsaparilla is The next campaign he t hinks
WANTED!
gress is that the income tax- will probably have much in the weapon with which to defend will be a con test between two
A lemed.v for disease and de
will net the government $30- fluence over the legislature ones self, drive the desperate ene W e s t e r n c a n d i d a t e s f o r t i e
hilitv, especially for thosedis
my from the field, and restore
eases which physicians have
000,000. It is now believed and they will, we believe, be and restore bodily health tor ma. presidency and says that the
"s -iFt-W,.''
'"X
A ^- !Yl
Democrats will get their can
pronounced incurable.
that the earnings of corpora conservative through policy ny years.
7
as they will very much desire
didate in Illinoise.
We give below a lew of the
tions alone will pay under the
Hood's Fills cure nausea, sick
the many letters which we
ness, indigestion an! biliousness.
Trashy Medicines.
income tax $40,000,000. It to still hold the Stale.
(C,iMr .T. M . roQftE#)
Many such flood the market-. Tfcf following trsttmoul il cnire* fro» T. M. have received, and which we
is probable that this in Is the State of North Caro 25c.
Es«'.. W'AO IRT well .xv.i t: .roir,:li it Ken- publish with the consent 0
i
—
*One thing is forever settled Botanic Blood Balm is a con
come tax law will eventually lina under the late election,a
SCieilllOUSI v compounded mcdi lucky na court Justice t»iwi Jus'Tc of the peace the VX 1 ifei.S W 111) a I'C COllV illCscientiously COIIIUOUlllieu uirui*
pay a big portion of the rev R e p u b l i c a n o r P o p u l i s t in North Carolina since the cine, tie result of lort.v ven s for ikvth county, nia words ^wui.1 tnyc-.e the ,«d that such a remedy JXS we
enues to run this country, State? Can there be such a election of the fusion ticket, practice by an eminent physician ?c! LIOII ^OV.^WOI. M'UAS.
^ ha ve described has been found
and if so we art willing. If condition as a Republican and that is the old humbug It is the best blood purifier e\ > "I will any for r «'.'s BaretnwrKM T 1.clifY« jfj Compound Oxygen Trentoffered to the public, and is g nr it to be the i**t medicine in the world. n»th« jnetit of Drs, Staikev tt Pathe exemption was one thou or Populist State a mixture cry of fraudulent elections. ant,ed to cure it given a f„ ,Inter ofI IrU a »nu.
^ which
.
..
,. , •
i
sand dollars instead of four of two unrnixablequantities? It will be noticed that when trial. ™ .. tor all skin i no lrftt»y W'»te»lu very .no «v-,-t.l Jiwimry i u 11.
Irv it
n» the fail
Mng,co|lMf.lUani,50f
same yvi-.r I borjU a tor.ie of EooJ'a
41 My daughter was cured ol
thousand dollars, we would Can there be any affinity be the people wanted to make a blood diseases, inchidingcatan a „f
an 1 rhouinatisni in its worst Sarsapanlla. Tl»efirst«'.os« I took
Asthma by one treatment otcom
like it better. This would be t w e e n T o m R e e d i s . i i a n d change they did it. The re form, One bottle of it contains
wtado a Scoidsd
a Per sulh-iifcg
-a fair law. Let every man Marion Butlerism ? Will not cent election put the lie to more curative and building-llp for the better. When I began taking the first pound Oxygen, ED. H. WILIJH,
for fifteen years,
pay tax according to what Marion surrender to Tom? the cry of fraud in elections virtue thm. a .lozen of anv oil,
Tyler, Texas.
cr kind. Try "The Old Reliable.
he is worth. This is the old Will they not be one on "nil in North Carolina.—Topic.
See advertisement elsewhere.
"I mk»h1 your compound Oxy
established North Carolina the issues in Congress. Will
Rood's 1 ^ Cures
Knigits of the Maccabees.
had been used my weight was 1<* pounds. I gen about a year and a half a
law and it works well. Why these two worthies divide on The State Commander writes
It has been ascertained owe all this to Hood's Sarsaparilla and I gladly go. I neglected to tell you of
not apply this law to the gov silver tariff and other ques us from Lincoln, Neb.,as follows: that 5.000,000 of stay fit recommend It to all sufferers." T. M. 1 ooo, the great benefit I received from
Justice of the Peace. Sliarpsbwrg. Kentucky.
• After trying other medicines for
its use. I have not been troubeminent?
tions? It will be interesting what seemed to be a very obsti home votes that caused the
's Pills cure iwcr ins. comtipution. )e«i with catarrh since.—F. W.
to know how these things nate cough in our two children great Democratic "slump' blllousuess,Jauuillce. sickhcaUachb,iudlfMtlou. peVe]H> SviUCUSe Uliiversitv
Both branches of the North
we
Dr. King's New Discov
racuse N* Y.
will work out in the next 12 erytried at the end ot two days
and
Carolina Legislature will be
it indifference the Republi:|
months.
the cough entirely lett them. W e
Send for book of two hundred
under control of the popu
will not be without it hereafter, cans inarched into office with
,»nges for flirtherinforination,ten
lists. There are, from the best There is good reason for the as our experience proves that it out let or hindernnce. North
tiu.ouials, etc. A book sent tree.
calculations that ean be made popularity of Chamberlin's cures where all other remedies Carolina had its share of
Home Treatment si nf out by ex— ( < » ) —
9 Democrats. 15 Republicans Cough Remedy. Davis a n d fail."—Signed F. W. Stephens. sta v-at homes, to theamoui t One of the great secrets in ma press 11> he used at home. Offic e
Buzard, of West Montery, State Com.—Why not give this
Tieatinent administered here.
and 25 Populists in the Sen Clarion Co. Pa.,says: "Ithas great medicine a trial as it is of 30,000 voters The pe;>- king inoitev is to know how to
ate. In the House it is very cured people that our physi- guaranteed and trial bottles are pie were(mad and dishearten saw it. Thepriucipal way tosave »!
rs.
money is to buy that whieh you
v
tree at W: L. Bryan's.
hard
IJCTl ,4 to ascertain the names cians could do nothing for.
ed and did not go to the consume from the party who will USD Arch Mt. Philadelphln, Pa.^
of the fusion candidates who I We persuaded them to try a
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Rl.
Steve Elkins. of VV. \a., polls. It was not on ac sell von the BEST article for tin*
have been elected in some of hottie of Cha mberlnine Cough will be elected Senator from count of the lowering of the LEAST money In order to find Please mention this paper.
the above named party it is very
the counties, and tUe politics Remedy ard they now recom that State
tariff nor the income tax, essential that you call and ex
mend it with the rest of us."
of some of the members are 25 and 50 C3nt bottles for
• but i + was intended to pun
amine tnv immense stock ol
It May Do as Much for You.
not known. At present, how sale by W. L. Bryan
ish the party for its delay in
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111.,
•ever, it seems that there will
writes that he had a severe kid bringing relief as soon as
0
It is just about as the Mor- nev trouble for many years, with
be 46 Democrats, 36 Republi
&
they ought to have done.
cans, 33 Populists, 1 Prohi ganton 'Herald' says:- "The severe pains in his back and u Iso
Buck leu'a A.iuia Sa ! ve.
-Xthat his bladder was affected. He
bitionist and four counties good times have been post tried mauy so-called Kidney cures The best salve in the world for Which in almost complete in ev
erv department, consisting 01 A ITER A P RIL TH E 1 ST T4,
poned until the offices can
still tq hear from. By this it
but without any good result. A- cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
year ago h e b e g a n t h e
tir
appears that the fusionists be divided out among the S o u f c a y e a r a g o he began the teversores, tetter, chapped hanus | Shoes. Hard-ware, tin-ware,
10 per vent, cut on prices.
victors." We are afraid that use ot Electric. Bitters anu touuu , ^.Jjiitihiins, corns, ami mil skii
Queens
Electric
(Jroceries, Saddles. Qt
have about 2o majority in
at
ware, Drugs. Fruits, ?
Nuts,
•relief at once. Electri/ Bitters is | e|.Uptions, and positively cures
the House over the Demo there will be some disagree especially adapted to cure ot all
ally
It is j
^
^ ^0o numc rous to men SPOT f ASH OR BARTER,
or m, |,ay required.
w at
tion.
crats. Mott, Pritchard and ment as to the division and Kidney and Liver tioubles and ^(pirauteed to give perfect satis-j
tion
NEVER TEN DAYS.
owing to this tact the harn often gives almost instant relief. faction or money refunded
about a dozen othersare anx
I have just received the nicest
One trial will prove oar state Price 25 cents per box. For sale
iousto go to the Senate. Ma times will be prolonged. Put ment. Price 50 ets for large Lot bv W
and most complete line ol
Bryan.
Look over our ii.~t nndTum
rion Butler holds the key to your heads together, gentle ties at W. L. Bryan's store.
1
!
I '11 - Oil:
will, tie.Si* siiMfig
It is now stated that coke
men, and start in upon us
4>J
the situation, and he is eager
\sheon time. "AD ue\ env/ci is n.om
the floodtide of prosperity. Gen. R. B. Vance, of
and iron will advance in prin ;
]y sought after. Watauga
villi*, is reported very sick, but and he highei than they have That has ever been exhibited to j ey made."
We are a-wanting to see it.
county furnishes good mate
.
tlie (itizeii says he is thought been several years. I his is a the citizens of Boone and sure will sell you 4 1 - 2 p o u n d s
fT know an old soldier who h> be better now and hopes
rial for IT. S. Senators, both
favorable sign and proves
Republican and Populist, if had chronic diarrhoea of long lire entertained that he will
the claim that fi reduction on
there should be any demand. standing to have been per soon recover.
these articles would bring a
We have good average talent manently eured by taking
Chamberlain's Folic, Cholera. The Sta tesville'La nd mark bout more activity in busi- j
hats cheaper than they have^yhere for anything from con and Diarrhoea Remedy"says
thinks the State Democracy ness. The Republicans aw!1 drajiery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot cr been sold before.
,
stable to President
Edward Shumpik, a promi has been unjustly chastised, Populists cannot claim that tonades. jeans etc whieh uib
We are just receiving a fall line
be sold at reduced prices for cash
nent druggist ol Minneapolis,
I this advance is on account of or its equivolent. nieeling Middf of ladies' dress goods at prices tp
Did the Republicans and Minn. "I have sold the rem It says:
suit the buyers*.
Populists have a free ballot edy in this city for over seven "In State and county the i the late victory, for we are) fving all
and fair count this time? years and consider it stipe- Democracy has been faithful now under the reform tariff REASONABLE COMPETITION WE MEAN WHAT WESAV.
rior to nny other medicine
interests of till )aw which is beginning to re-,
They made their campaign now on the market for bowel to the best ..
..
- - — _
• 7*ir.\. B. My entire stock Call and see us and we can save
Ilssr.
llie people. Ao t «irtv .-c.nl.l v j v « btisiuess nil alon« t li.
Simehtndii* » you money.
on this charge. That the complaints." 25 and 50 cent
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN A CO.
|inPS.
j ^ soW
educed prices for
election laws were such that bottles of this remedy for hi.v.- ilnne better t»v
Blowing Rock, March 5.
sale by W. L. Bryan.
no p«tt> evei \m . t ,asj ^ n IfXi'liaiige well says: CASH or its equivolent."^
the rascality of the Demo
equivolent
well
punishmi-nf nn.le •
,| a r l v
c r a t s c o u n t e d t h e m o u t . Some sage, who claims to
f,Ppl,rf'j
In order to make room for
ttoriui Knper's Xot Ar.
nerved. In N gust of - MOB |O (| ,UR.NM. stomach will
What can chey say about it
Tlfnv stork, I am offering my enknow whereof he speaks it h»H l.een Haerifieed. 1 he j ^ <>vp f h p h<
The peofde of Watauga will
now? The late e l e c t i o n
irds from th* tir. lot of
says: "Girls are of few da vs H{)ber senses of the people will .
take notice that I have pro
,
proves one thing conclusive
J
.. fence, let the a t He into hi^ READY MADE CLOTHING cured a room in the court
and full of mischief,and who
t trees,
ly, that the party that gets soever is deceived by them is retui 11 in tune; then they will ^
kill his
hoiise^xvhere 1 will attend at
A 7 COST.
thoir »vroii«-.it w forj^"^
( | j fail:
ad so xx
the commissioners' court the
the most votes is elected. not wise. When the .fair gi ri«ht .
»» »J-N I U R U . .
• .
.
Thanking my friends and cus first Monday in each .
lone his tieids wit h V \ A r
k
ts and
This has always been the cheweth her gum with inueli«the injustice f hey
tomers for the liberal patronage for the purpose of s.;. c. t'Sr tfM|
haste and stampethher prof themselves and it
case under Democratic rule
epain ! they have given me in the past
thistles !' willtak.
xveights and inef«i«a;--f J IK
How has it been under Re ty foot, thPn look out. SI.HT T h e —test ovPr the Gov- of his buildings, I • ik ' be ' J _ . , I : 0 :fi nrP « roiitinliati in at peojile. The laxv ' w
cotneth forth in rhe evening
.
„
publican rule?
game so long as I merit it, 1 to he done ever» CH i
with low neck and short |prnoro election m lenn.. is glass out of his windows and
RESPECTFULLY.
J.H.COOK, tX'f
H ] Peve8? but in the morning still in doubt so says the till them xvith rags. It will jam
Wr^One doilai pays for the shelieth in bed vvhilehermoth ! Ashe\ ille •Citizen.
StandA.
I
ap- take * A gloss from ins cloth-1 ^ B BLACKLU-RN
Democrat one vear.
er hustleth."—Ex.
pears that it vviil take the
Best
M
V
World
/.
T
Hood
HUW TO SAVE IMEY.
w. . vtarkey & Psien,
CENSML MERCHAN
DISE
tool
LITI:!
K
�1 W a t u i l g a D e m o c r a t p '^ ' n a Dexingtou stable u«•• i 'what ; ir tcf.imgs *.ire 1 n <i
5-&L0SINS
removed to a hotel, and the what t »«**!" <Mt»r:n;i nfion is. NO MORS EYR-GL'SSES
m
, I ,
M \
. ,v
,
phvsieiaiiK had dressed his... hey have been cut down TO iRO "
.
.? r\ S I E
WEU
1 •
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
the hist point of endurance.
devoted to the interest of Coun-1 wound, tie asK« d them to :E. 'fhey don't want HIIV advief
ty Stale and Nation. Published him candidly if the result f|Urn me, or from any one 1I3P.F
ETEL
every Thursday at Boone, Wa would be serious.
else. No, they kiuw Tom
tuuga. Count v. N. C.
Thev informed b in tWit it Jones, and they remember
MITCHELL'S
.voulri, and that ifh-hadanv «" f'P liavhoi-nefm-nlmi.,
Progress ia the South
. .
. . . and they see cleans tnat tiie
V|' - *
thing to say or write, lie had o a | y h o p g
f m > ,.j e ,. t j on „
„_ „
Mr. it. H. Edmonds, of Pal
A. Certain, Safe,and Effective Remedy for
CT3
!bettor da it at once, as he ami liberty in Alabama is in
timore, contributes to the
TORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
7 - :m
could not live over twenty- themselves. They are not revProducing Long-Sightedness, & Restor*
London 'Times' a letter two
ing the Sight of the Old.
four hours. The Col. thank- ol'itionists. Phey are brave * .
CO
J mffl
columns in length on the pr > ed them for their candor, and
vx lj° have children
t< Cures Tear Drops, Granclaticn» Stye
Tumor*, Red Eyes, Hatted Eye La&fces,
gress of the South in the last
...
. c • , . i- feed a n d clothe, a n d provide
131 FiUSlCIJS 4CICI RELIEF AYS PEHiSOT CI IS. !
said lie was not afraid to die, a future for."
ten years. The letter was
Also, ecu* y eniencious when twd Jn ctner
T^alwdie-i, eueb 8* Ulcers. Fever Sorea.
and under oi dinar.? circum
T imsri, Salt Kbrsn, Horn*. Pilew.
written for the purpose of
Senator Hansom is hopeful •vbe-^T^rindAiucawuone*isu til TCUltLLo£
H
stances-would not care any
f A.L. IK may be need to advantage.
giving information to pros
, 0«ld br all URUC^uit at Ctau.
; : riiECAUTIOM
thing about it, but, winding of the future of his nativt
pective investors of England
North Carolina. He is reporl
A CECTVILTY
up, he looked the chief physi
• i-v : \ .'..i., . y.i'.o . Machine Shop,
and to remove erroneous im
•''.ii.i-f-s' .'hflM, HID) any
THE NORTH CAROLINA
cian straight in the eye and ted as saying ' that North;
ci.v
r iifhi-inrn uM-d.
pressions from their minds.
•i . •« -iv.lj * i nr r.i> L-» 1»« the *—•«fc
Carolina will at the next!
said: ''Doctor, if one of my
College of
• .i i. p:.. i « »-v. r i v. vei:ted.
The figures he presents are
K y> \ r«ICES AT ONCE.
Agriculture and
thoroughbreds had killed me election reverse the late re
striking. Ten years ago the
Sll;f ' have no doubt,
v
' .2
Supply Co II
MechanicArts.
1 could die content, but it is
ill*
cotton seed was a waste pro"JIT'TC
ATR^-31. iloston.
intelligence and patriotism Offers Three TechnicalC'ours
damned hard for a man of
duet; now nearly POO cotton
my sanding to be kicked to of the people of North Caro es: The Course in Agricul
seed oil mills represent an in
death by the son of a jack Jina must and will prevail ia ture; The Course in Science:
vestment of about $40,000,ass," and turned his face to the State. Two-thinisol the The Course in Mechanical and
000. In 1880 the South
votes cast for thefusl >n tick Civil Engineering.
the wall and expired.
Each course is brdad and
mined 6,000,000 t o n s of
et in North Carolina were
thorough, and the instiui
A A A A A A A A A A A * ** - ** I 1
coal; in 1898 the output was
Ni'W Solicitors.
given by colored people. lion is now equ>pp •! for ex
nearly 28,000,000 tons: T?n
1st Disc, W. L. Lenrv, That is all I have to say." eel lent work. Expenses ver\
years ago the agricultural, Rep.; 2nd district W.lE. Dan It is true that the negroes moderate. For catalogue- i
NATURE'S
manufacturing and mining iel, Dein.; Bid district. C. M. turned out the Democrats address.
CURE FOR
ALEX. Q. Holiaday, Prcs
products were in value a- Benard, Rep ; 4th district E that have helped them in so
Raleiglu N. C,
bout $1,200,000,000 a year; W. I'ou, Dem.; 5th district many ways, and put in the
they are now nearly $2,000,- W. P. Bymum, Rep ; 6th dis party that had robbed them
000,000 and are annually trict, M. C. Ri -hardst n. Pop.; of their school fund.—Messen CliCliM.M'r : I Ji|:| I'l l nllii l.lllil I - 2 ,11.1, J,^ < R»-Y -w •W W V»»»
»W *
IF- >
Y
increasing. The increase in 7th district, H. E. Seawell, f?vr.
the population of the South Pop.; 8th district, J. (2- Hoi
T h i s new
Messenger: The House del |
SEWING ES&uHIHE 5 diseases of leeatment for Catarrh and
the respiratory organs is
has been but slight, and the ton, Rep.;^9th district, Mar
one of the most Important discoveries
pgation 1ms three Democrats sin !ii!i:iilitst:iii:ii>ii:i:!»ilii:< i ..«,n»i;«iiiii:w;i;).i;S in medical science and possesses the
same people have increased shall Mott, Rep.; 10th disfollowing advantages T
three Republicans and three WARRANTED
their power of production in trct, 1. F. Spainhour, bid.;
1. Tho palient can cure himsell at > »malS expense
t.f
.
i .
V
and without outstdo assistance.
Populists. We see that ma
2. No change of diet or pursuit o( life Is ntcessary
ten years by nearly $800,- 11th district, district, J. L.
5 YEARS
Curingtreatment.
. . .
n.v defeated candidates will
fi
3. The renodlcs are In no wise offensive to the
000,000. The railroad mile Webb, Dem.; 12th district,
patient and entail no discomlort.
contest from t lie various
4. Tho remedy reaches the seat of tho trouble
age has been nore than dou George A. Jones, Dem.;
directly.
.
„
.„
St ites the Democratic seats
6. The mmed'es ar.d means of aop'iance can be
bled and the traffic has been
The solicitors hold for four Some are from North Caiohc^rr.ed In the pockot without Inconvenience.
F17 J? TKFATHKST at on y dntg ator*.
quadrupled; the iron a n d years.
£•—ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
na. We suppose that all th<CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
coal production and the cot
The New Judges.
contestants will be seated
Cactdrino Medicine Co., Waco, Texas,
ton mills have added nearly
Chief [Justice of the Su ami without the slightest te
$2,000,000,000 to the asses preme Court William T. Fair gard for facta or the justice
sed value of its property, cloth, ot Wayne county.
of t he claimants. The rights
and more than doubled its
Associate Justice of the of the Democrats will hardly
banking capital.—Savannah Supreme C o u r t, Walter he considered. Many year.a'go a Republican llou>< awiii;ni;i»;i.:ii;iti(i}iBri:r.i<MiwiWrt».HBi:iu.K»iii;»
News.
Clarke, of WakecourCy; Dav readily and swiftly unseated
TVi«»l» Arm.
id M. Lurches, of Iredell; Wal Democrats—a dozen or two. - HMft.Si.il Mjrtllift Nf-wtl®.
~ Km AScli-tliri ii'lingsiiiitllo.
•
In
No More McKlnleylsm.
Jkc y?cathei» Boarding,
ter V. Montgomery, of Wake we think—and in the face o '£• him s W.- haiilr.,!Csurtraoihm.
ApiM-i rauce.
2
— tlmiftn Kirptnl Finish.
~
The Chicago Tribune "adv county.
large u ajorities from 2.0 0 7 L I N N A { ' o r i r s - T ^ \
Ceilings,
« (hit n Fes!tlT8 Tniir-ap.
2
yises Mr. Cleveland to "con
2 HA* Slyilftb KurJtt'ur**. tonalities an<l Z -j
Judges Superior Court, to 6,000 perhaps.
Corrugated Sheeting,
•• Ha, Mere Ono'l Sewing
vene the new Congress? fresh Third district, Edward W.
~ rinos a I.T-jer Hensre «»f Genera! Work ~
Roofing Paints^
L inrlmnrk. God help us! AM — tliftn cur .ii TTliic .MutMuo in tho World. 2
from the people, on the 4th Tinrberlake, of Franklin conn
till our troubles to come at once? 2 ExarAsne THE ROYAL for points o f =
Iron Roofit),
of March, and let. it. proceed ty; Fourth district, William They are holding meetings up in
excellennc, a'id ycu will
'
Esse T'-mghs. C:;tfers and Spouting
buy no other.
to legislation." meaning by S (VB. Robinson, of Wayne, Ashevillc fr.r the agitation of wo.
S r^Aii ftirnts of oheot flietal for Built!)legislation, as itexplains. the county; Eighth district, Al man suffrage and forming wo I RuYflE S. M, CO., Rsekfnd. iil. 1
f_COJ- ^LETJE AND READY ^
TO A 'V'LY WHEN SHIPPED..
passage of another Tariff bill. bert L. Coble, of Iredell coun man suffrage association;-, and Ciliiii;II? mil MIL ii: I lit <II I'M < ID iiiuiMiHiiJfiiiii
•aasairv
• VJ £ WANT
Surely the Tribune is not ty; Ninth district, Henry R. she-oralors are addressing mix
—ANso short sighted as to really Starbuck, of Forsyth coun e:l audiences as "fellow citizens''
think chat the Republican ty; Tenth district, Leander and telling with doqiient indig
C U R ^
party has been restored to L. Greene, of Watauga coun nation how tlie poor females a re
power for this purpose. What ty; Twelfth district, William down trodden and oppressed ni d
f In this t#aii—an oiirritctifl Trorkxraa to
'
or <•»" s m«i A1TLY our uiateilaLo
> !n
Ticlnity.
the people want is permanen L. Norwood, of Haywood .'classed with idiot;-'*; and then
' ••-rr«r.«Krle veo Boilottcd' SVTltO for 1
these she-orators ask defiant'v:
• • • • »"l ScrTae.
cy of tariff legislation. They coun ty.
'•Why remain in the "iberian C33 Eitwi^PT OF 60 CE?JY8
T T FTI CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
are tired of perpetual tur
blackness ot ignorance?" Again
RSTAELISHCD 1072,
W- WILL MAIL A COX OF
moil and agitation of c li i s
K o l b The Curious .
we say, and reverently, Go 1 l o'p KTCW
r? -a saps -~s
"i r» n r« g
question. The result of the re
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Nov.— us! We knew the liens, and Po|
cent election was intended as The general public hereseeins had carried the State, but we d d |
^ i
ij L-3 U li h:i I & a 3 U
S
a rebuke to Democratic tar to attach but little impor not think a, race of Marv Kllei
Tl'I CKLT INFALLIBLE CUuE FOR
diness in dealing with the tar tance to tfie proclamation of Eonscs would Hpriug up •<> »o u.
FOr! VC P.
iff question rather than an Kolb. They anticipate no
^
Tetter, CRUAD lick, ITCM^ Files, ?hi "
2
—FOR TIIK HT:.4» INN OPT.'iB >ATi0N3— «
« ' V.
, ' : '
endorsement of the Republi trouble whatever,and believe
era ARID all MIA?, SSIA DLSSM
can policy.
his manifesto is simply for po
)fi Balm;
ycj h»v^> 7ETTF.;T, it r,ialt?-s not lie* long It >.it
When the time of theassem litieal effect abroad. Kcln
TiKr OUK*T aei.rnr&T BITSEDT KOR
e*i»ied, TET7c!UHL *!H no certainly CR«*
ft
i TIP i.
bling of the next Congress was intervir wed bv his own
you ss you use it
jf.) All Skin and Blood Dissassg ?
I U-::i D
shall arrive, a very large ma paper, the Tribune, to-day.
R T
*
, i f t p u r i f i e s , b u i l d s u p a n d e n r i c h e s | f larmlsss. PainJssa and Fragrant.
tiie WOCK4, and never fa?is * f ™ 01 \V y BefandH 5f yon »r« (H<s«tMcd
jority of "the people of this and the following is the sub
io cure the most inveterate Si j
-.rKh th«> rJ,alU-Brftrt8««
country" will not be, in fa stance of his remarks:
" '
AND SKIN D!S(Stor^Ift. Cliniis remark
i >. .?/ BLOOD A N D SKIN D-b- , I )«»»t1wra Jt»ik 'f
*v ! Nation*! IIuukoYcatomuuj.
,([
„
« i«
' EASES, if directions are to! y liiWD
vor of any general revision
I propose to offm-tllP P<'0-|| \ •; lowed. Thousands* ?rate-|
I T . SHUPTRINE & BRO.
peopie """ 4
of the tariff. Nor will they pie the opportunity to stop
" ful """" sound its prdses k
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ask for a revision in the di the Jones kind ofgoveruient. j
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0FWRITE'for Bo'Ic of Wo»« v'
rection of higher duties in We wanted a foment law. We
I derful Cures, defft free or? up-?;
1897, whatever may be the asked it of the last legisla ! 5 (3 plication.
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will be •
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HOONE.
VOLT
W ATAV G A
CO UXT Y,
tllUESDAY DECEMBER 6, 1894,
NO.
L E T T E R. g a i r s t him a r e d e a d . I t is! 80UXD SENSE AS TO THE SOUTH. with a c a p t a i n a n d crew c l Twenty-Seteri^of the fiigtelt Liafi ii
solid d e m o c r a t * o n deck, a n d H a r t w e U
! believed t h a t t h e p a p e r s were News and Observer.
t u
r 13 T«B 9ESFRDM our Regular Correspondent. | purposely destroyed y e a r s
L iiWsxK NO SiUEAKiNO.
kn „
D u e g r e a t t r o u b l e with a r a r e collection of Populist
An u „ 1 ,sau atll incident occur-;
nu nr
*5. CORDOVAN,
c t a n k s swinging f r o m run red atthe close of Sam Jdiles'
f RLNCH& F.» <jAMl-L»EC» CALF.
Of course President Cleve I a g o by / h o s e who s h a t v d in ! S o u t h e r n f a n n e r s who h a v e
. „ *-L%#flNECAtf&K&N3AM
i H o w g a t e ' s s t e a l i n g , a n d n o t travelled f a r from home, ning tioosefe a t t h e y a r d - sermon at Pulaski the othet
- A $ 3.*P PGL.!CE,3 SOLES. land a n d S e c r e t a r y Carlisle
^si^a.WCSKtMGMENs were pleased t o ha vesubscrip since it w a s learned t h a t s a y s Mr G. »\ ilfred P e a r s o n , a r m s .
;day. Stepping down front
"***
EXTRA FINE. ^
Let i t tiot be f o r g o t t e n
! they were miss n g t h e num- ! writing t o t h e New T oi k S u n .
, .
t h e pulpit, folding h i s h a n d s
*2A1.# SCYSSGHPJLSHCES. turns for m o r e t h a n t h r e e
her who t h i n k t h a t t h o s e is t h a t t h e ? fancy t h e i r enn- that the industrious and in- a c ross his b r e a s t and look
•LADIEStimes t h e a m o u n t of t h e
.HZ#
tel'igent f a r m e r s of t h e S o u t h i n g solemnly oVet* t h e a i d i ^'Ycs'-DC ngc^
bond issue s u b m i t t e d in a n sitarers included officials of dition far worse t h a n it is,
!D FOP CATALOGUE
h a v e b y d i n t of improved ehcp, t h e g r e a t revivalist
- D O U G L A S,
W
l
f
f
swer t o t h e call, b u t tliev prominence a t t h a t t i m e has!tied believe t h a t t h e f a r m e r s
" *<w •*•***
BROCKTON, MASS.
machinery, invented b y clevsaid:
Yon can save )j Miivrinsby lvircaasius Wi L. had b o t h expected q u i t e a s I l a r g e h increased. T h e Dis- ol the West a n d E a s t a r e bet
money S'sdcm.
trict Attorney expresses con- ter off in every respect. T h e r e ier n a t i v e machinists, succeed
Because,
.1: e U.e largest manufacturers of
"1 w a n t all t h e women irl
If it
advertise*! s..oc in toe v/orld, aud guarantee f a v o r a b l e a s h o w i n g .
name and price on
fidenee t h a t e n o u g h witness- could n o t be a g r e a t e r mis- ed in p r o d u c i n g c o t t o n a t this crowd who havp not
!b
the value by stamping the na
ine bottom which protects 7 on aq^inst high should nedetermined, a s now
*--0*-the uoLwOtn,
price's which a r e much below
prices and the middleman's profits. Our 6hoc3
spokeh a h a r s h word or har
equal custom w o r i c 111 sfy'c, er -y f i t ' . u g and seems p r o b a b l e , t h a t t h e en es a r e still a t his d i s p o s a l t o take, l o r a n y traveller who
wearing qualltes. Y/c h .ve tb nt soid tve:ym a k e a g o o d c a s e a g a i n s t | h a s kept h i s eyes o p e n when t h e c o s t of India a n d Egyp bored an unkind thought to
where at 1 iwcr prices for the value given than tire issue s h a l l be sold t o t h e
any other make. Taled no subs'itute. If your
visiting t h e different sections tian c o t t o n ; a n d a r e sending j ward their husbands for a
dealer cannot s u p p l y y o u , w e c a n . S o l d by
syndicate represented by t h e i Hovvga t ^, b u t t h a t confidence
of t h e c o u n t r y will h a v e no i t t o B o m b a y in competition m o n t h p a s t t o s t a n d u p / '
Dealer* whose name will shortly a-p"
is n o t s h a r e d by t h e general
pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply ai United S t a t e s T r u s t Com
ticed t h e p r o s p e r o u s a p p e a r a g a i n s t t h e r y o t s w h o work
One old women, apipdrerit- s |
once.
p a n y ' s bid, which i s o n a public.
Secretary S a v e r s , of t h e ance of S o u t h e r n f a r m e r s ' | for 1 2 c e n t s a d a y . Year by ly o n t h e s h a d y side of 00,
basis of 2.7-8 per c e n t inter
homes a n d l a n d s , a s c o m p a r y e a r t h e c o t t o n a c r e a g e of s t o o d u p .
!; j [
e s t 0 1 1 t h e b o n d s , t h e record House c o m m i t t e e o n Appro
p r i a t i o n s , h a s g o t his com ed with t h e squa l i d condi India is lessened, forced o u t
" C o m e f o r w a r d a n d give!
for placing b o n d s a t t h e low
tion of t h e h a r d - w o r k i n g far of swfl by A ruenetiti eon.|*M
y ,m.
8uj(J ^
est r a t e of interest vvil! h a v e mittee a t work, i n o r d p r t h a t
;.hel,
mers o l t h e f a r West o r in tition; aru1 t he yea i s a re n o t ,
been broken. T h e m a t t e r one o r t w o of t h e r e g u l a r ap
,r.
p a r t s of Maine, New H a m p f a r a w a y when t h e c o t t o n
The w o m a n did s o , where
will be settled e a r l y this p r o p r i a t i o n bills m a y b e rea
d y 1 0 r e p o r t t o t h e H o u s e shire a 1 1 d V e r m o n t . Few |factories of t h e S o u t h will upon J o n e s said : " N o w t u r n
week. In a n y e v e n t , n o m a t
well-informed men would n o t |send plain a n d colored fab around and let this audience
This is a problem that puzzles
ter which of t h e bidders get soon a f t e r t h e reassembling
more than one inan Who saves a
(f Congres. M r . S a v e r s thinks prefer a n i n v e s t m e n t in a cot rics t o t h e f a r E a s t i where s^e the be.it -looking woman
t h e bonds, t h e interest will
portion of his salary- The fol
ton p l a n t a t i o n , even a t tin E ngl a nd i s losing her hold in the country."
lowing letter gives the result of
n o t exceed 3 p e r c e n t . I t is t h e pension bill a n d t h e f o r t i
present low price of t h a t s t a of t h e t r a d e a n d t h e confi
an investment in a Tontine
Aftei t a k i i i g her seat the
hoped t h a t t h e gold reserve fixation bill can be p u t t h r o '
Policy of the
t h e H o u s e before t h e huli ple. t o a n ownership iu a po dence of t h e people w h o h a v e revivalist a d d r e s s e d the]
fund will be s t r e n g t h e n e d t o
t a t o farm in Maine o r a h a y been beggared by t h e a t m e n :
almost the total amount days.
farm in New H a m p s h i r e . De t e m p t s of E n g l a n d t o force
President Cleveland h a s n ' t
" N o w I t^flnt all the men
Union, S. C., Dec. 20, 1892.
t h a t will be received from the
W.J. Roddey, Esq., Agent.
been t o t h e White H o u s e for spite t h e h a r d t i m e s in t h e British g o o d s u p o n t h e m a t in this Crowd who have not,
sale of the bonds, b u t i t will
DeaA Sir :—Your favor enclosing
S o u t h , t h e f a r m e r s keep their t h e p o i n t ol t h e b a y o n e t .
check of the Equitable Life Assur
spoken a harsh word or hai'j
be seyeral weeks before t h a t more t h a n a week, o w i n g t o
ance Society in settlement of my
;
n painful a t t a c k of his old en s o n s a n d d a u g h t e r s a t home,
policy, No. 209,310, came duly to
F o r r h e u m a t i s m I h a v e bored an tin* ud thought id
can he definitely k n o w n.
hand. The settlement is a liberal
where t h e r e is plenty t o e a t lound n o t h i n g e a u a l t o Cham ward their wives fora mon*
Whether d e m o c r a t i c mem emy, t h e r h e u m a t i v g o u t , b u t
one, exceeding myexpectations, and
for all. b u t in t h e l o n g settled berlain's P a i n B a l m . I t re past to stand up."
I anl pledsed with it.
bers of t h e H o u s e will c a r r y i t h a s n o t prevented his keep
Yours truly,
William Munro.
i n g a t work o n his message. New E n g l a n d S t a t e s m o s t of lieves t h e pain a s s o o n a s ap
Twenty -Seven great,
o u t their a n n o u n c e d inten
There is no form of investment
T h e members of t h e sub t h e f a r m e r s s o n s a n d daugh plied. J . W. YMing, West strapping fellows hopped
tion of a t t a c k i n g t h i s bond
to-day that offers such absolute
t e r s who s t a y a t h o m e dur Liberty. W. Va. T h e p r o m p t of the audience with all
security and such liberal divi
issue r e m a i n s t o be Seen. c o m m i t t e e of t h e H o u s e Com
relief it affords is a l o n e worth
ing seed t i m e a n d h a r v e s t m a n y t i m e s t h e c o s t , fifty a 1 acri t y of ehdtrf palglie
dends as the proper form of life
T h e y will n o t , if t h e y follow mittee o n J u d i c i a r y , who a r e
assurance. It's a matter en
m u s t seek work in t h e stifl cents. l i s continued use will
t h e advice of their m o r e con charged with t h e d u t y of in
which every man should be
v e s t i g a t i n g t h e serious char i ng factories, a n d live i n t h e effect a p e r m a n e n t ctire. F o r me y o u r
m y <>
posted. We send you figures s e r v a t i v e colleagues vv h o
and particulars without charge.
ges m a d e a g a i n s t J ti d g e vile hovels of t h e manufac sale bv VV. L . B r y a n .
boys."
realize t h a t n o possible g o o d
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
t u r i n g t o w n s , in o r d e r t o
Morgan ton Herald: The
Jones g a v s Cach o n e a
c a n come o it of such a n a t Ricks, will meet a t Cleveland,
Department of the Caroiinas,
e a r n e n o u g h t o keep themsel d e a t h of t h e venerable Dr. It.
Ohio, t h i s vveek. Members of
ROCK HILL, S. C.
orous shake, after whirl
tack,
ves from t h e almshouses. L . Abernethy, which is recor
ranged all of t h e m side
D e m o c r a t s a r e d o i n g more t h e c o m m i t t e e who h a v e been
in W a s h i n g t o n e x p e c t t h a t F a r m i n g in t h e densely set ded in o u r news c o l u m n s to- side in f r o n t Of t h e pulpit bn<
t h i n k i n g t h a n t a l k i n g these
PRO SESSION A L.
tled S t a t e of Massachusetts d a v , is a l oss t o t h e whole
I
facing t h e audience;;
d a y s , a n d o n e o* t h e results t h e i n v e s t i g a t i o n will be com
pleted in t i m e for a r e p o r t t o brings s m a l l e r r e t u r n s upon S t a t e . No m a n in N o r t h Car looked t h e m O t e r c a r e il 1
W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
is a proposition t h a t meets
t h e inoncv invested t h a n in olina h a s d o n e m o r e for t h e
a n d solemnly,arid then, | u
with much f a v o r a m o n g Ihe be m a d e t o t h e Judiciary Coin
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
t h e c o m p a r a t i v e l y sparsely cause of education t h a n he.
i ng a r o u n d t o t h e audiam
f e w d e m o c r a t i c Congress mittee a t i t s first m e e t i n g af
B o o n e , N. C.
t e r t h e o p e n i n g of t h e session settled S t a t e of A r k a n s a s , A friend who writes u s of his he s a i d :
men w h o h a v e reached Wash
a n d unde r t h e best condi d e a t h t r u l y s a y s : " H i s g e n e r
" I w a n t y o u nil to tnie
i n g t o n . T h i s proposition is of Congress.
W. B . COUNCILL, M. I).
Col. S i m m o n s , Collector of t i o n s in New E n g l a n d t h e far osity knew n o Creed, n o r good look at the twentyjse
in t h e n a t u r e o f a suggestion
mers' l o t i s worse t h a n t h a t caste, n o r color. H i s latest
B o o n e , N. C.
en biggest liars in the q|u
t o President Cleveland, t h a t I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e f o r t h e
Resident Physician.
Office he o m i t f r o m his message t o E a s t e r n District of N. V., of t h e n e g r o l a b o r e r in t h e t h o u g h t s were n o t o n his snf- of Tennessee.
c o t t o n belt, whose l a r g e fam erings, keen a s t h e y were,- b u t
tin K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t
Congress all financial iecom- who is visiting W a s h i n g t o n ,
Office.
ily of children will, in t h e cot o n his S t a t e . *t wish t o l i t e Onfe Way of Taking Up a Collection;
mendations, except t h a t a s a y s of t h e legislature of
ton-picking s e a s o n , b r i n g in t o d o g o o d , h e s a i d . Look
' We ha ve a certain parlr<
m o n e t a r y commission lie a u t h a t S t a t e a n d t h e comifig
mi] VsQf
election b y i t of t w o United more money t h a n i s earned i ng a t him t h r o u g h t h e prism Dean Haf t , bf Heifver, wri
thorized by Congress, t o be
by t h e a v e r a g e family of of t e a r s , a s h e lies in t h e ma giving his n a m e , "whorjii v
appointed by t h e President, S t a t e s S e n a t o r s — o n e t o fill
A11ORNEY A1 LAW,
N e w E n g l a n d a g r i c u l t u r a l jesty ot d e a t h , I w h o knew keep o n t h e frontier.
is
which s h a l l m a k e a t h o r o u g h t h e unexpired term of t h e l a t e
liiin best, c a n s a y t h a t he h a s
MARION,
N.C
S e n a t o r Vafiee, which r u n s districts.
rough d i a m o n d a n d h ; i s
won his tvished-for e p i t a p h
investigation o f o u r e n t i r e
T be remedy for h a r d tirn°s —'The world is b e t t e r be knack with miners. N o t i o n
--(o)—
financial s y s t e m a n d r e p o r t until March 3 , 1 8 9 7 . a n d the
Will practice in the courts ol w h a t o u g h t t o be d o n e . T h i s o t h e r t o succeed R a n s o m , in t h e S o u t h e r n c o t t o n belt cause 1 b a t e lived in i t . "
a g o h e Went t o a campcjdle
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow
whose t e r m expires March 3 , is said t o be diversified c r o p s
Anv o n e who h a s children RiCo, borrowed t h e djjnnc
ell and all it her counties in the proposition is in p a r t y har
a n d breeding of h o g s a n d c a t will rejoice with L . B. Mul- hall o v e r t h e s a l o o n fo« his
western district S9TSpccial attm mony a n d is backed b y t w o 1 8 9 5 : " T h e d e m o c r a t s h a v e
Hon given to the collection ol members of t h e Cabinet— ten S e n a t o r s o u t of fifty a n d tie f a r home c o n s u m p t i o n ; forrf, ol Phiinfield, N. J . His sef*ric( s , 'rounded uphisbpytf
t h i s advice is a s old a s t h e little boyi five y e a r s of a g e , •and t h e hall was filled liter
lairmW^a
Secretary M o r t o n a n d A t t o r in t h e H o u s e forty-five mem
bers o u t of o n e h u n d r e d a n d t i me of George W a s h i n g t o n , w a s sick with c r o u p . F o r t h e s&f'ufon c a m e t h e o< llecit w o d a y s a n d n i g h t s he tried
W B. Councill M. D. T. C. Blackburn. ney-General 0 1 n e y , — a n d
T h e r e m a i n d e r i s a n d h a s been tried with un Various remedies recommend tion, a very i m p o r t a n t *eaIloone, V. C.
Zionville, N- C. s o m e influential Congress twenty.
v a r y i n g failures from t h a t ed by friends a n d neighbors ture. Ttie preacher r a t h i s
m a n ; h u t a s P r e s i d e n t Cleve p r e t t y evenly divided between
• Councill
d a y t o t h i s , t h e f a c t being He s a y s : " I t h o u g h t s u r e I eye o v e r his audience, an I
land a n d Secretary Carlisle the republicans a n d Popu*
lists, with a slight propor t h a t m o s t of t h e c o t t o n belt would lose him. 1 h a d .seen i n g a c e r t a i n g a m b l e r kr W|
h a v e s o m e very decided ideas
tfori in f a v o r of t h e l a t t e r . I is n o t fit for h o g s o r c a t t l e , Chamberlain's C o u g h Rem- as "Billy the Kid," "B l.v,
a b o u t w h a t o u r financial s y s
PS"CfRIs attended at a l l tern needs t h e suggestion h a v e n o d o u b t t h a t t h e t w o n o r t h e m a n y varieties of ed.v advertiseda a n dl atsh o u g h t . said he, ' t a k e u p t h e ( jllecI would t r y i t s a
t hope
S e n a t o r s will be elected with- vegetable p r o d u c t s which a r e a n d a i r h a p p y t o s a y t h a t tion.'' Very ltiuch h o n lifed.
hours.
m a y n o t be a d o p t e d .
suggested b y theoretical far a f t e r t w o d o r 's h e s l e p t until Rilly tools u p h i s bi g (innJune 1, '93.
T h e r e is a p r o b a b i l i t y t h a t o u t a n y t r o u b l e . O n e will be
a republican a n d o n e a popu mers who write e s s a y s on morning, i g a v e i t t o him breo h a t , a n d wi• h a n in >orE. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. C a p t . H o w g a t e , t h e m a n who
list; h u t if Marion B u t l e r g o e s " F i v e Cent C o t t o n Means the n e x t d a y a n d a c u r e was ef i t a n t a i r , a s w a s fitting fol 1
defaulted f o r a l a r g e sum t o I h e 8 e n a t e , a s n o w seems
B a n k r u p t c y of t h e South.'" fected. 1 keep t h i s remedy tic ocpi-fjon. he mad< hi
while a c t i n g a s Disbursing likely, t h e r e will v i r t u a l l y be
in t h e h o u s e now a n d a ss o o n
T h e S o u t h needs n o outside i as any of my children show way to the f ront and lie!
Officer of t h e Signal Service, t w o republicans, a s he i s a re
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
advice from men i g n o r a n t of signs of croup I give it to tifs bat 'or a young ma
jIUUlB rill il I lb a I
v/ 11
s o m e fourteen y e a r s a g o , a n d publican a t h ecl rIt . O n t h e
B O O N E , N. C.
s t u m p he a t t a c k e d t h e S c n n f e her c l i m a t e a n d people. Mie ,; them and that is the last of ffie foremost seat to do at
who w a s l a s t s u m m e r run
Special attention given down a n d b r o u g h t back t o tariff bill, a n d claimed t h a t h a s plenty of g o o d agricul- it.' 2o and oO °V"^ Jj ottes | '"The young minerdrt|> >
.
* «. * #>•« , i
t h e McKinley bill w a s prefer- t u r a l journals, a n d thous- for sale by W. L . B r y a n .
to the colletion ofclaims."©a
—:
in a quarter. Billy look so ai
W a s h i n g t o n t h r o u g h t h e in able t o i t . H e is a pretcn- a r K j s u f
g n c [ piactical! News a n d Observer: Of the :
- i it; t he n p u t t i n g h i s h a n unNOTICE.
s t r u m e n t a l i t y of Secretary tionist unrt will v o t e with th*j
. b a n k j „ K , mer.bnndi*. 228,000
reHotel Property for Sale. M o r t o n , m a y a f t e r a l l escape republicans o n o r g a n i z a t i o n .
,.T
h,s r
^"sh^ s dmiU .• *x 1 «•.>«• .-t o T«tai/! snr i f- n f
r. volverand said with tli ufc^
m g 1 n i ( ''T;
a n d on e v e r y t h i n g el*p. T h e
a n a political walks of> c a m e t o o u r
On account of failing health punishment. T h e old indict
t h e l a s t y e a r , o n l y 1 2 . 0 0 0 of
of myself aid wife, I offer for sale m e n t s a g a i n s t him a r e faulty populist leaders by t h e way life who k n o w how t o keep them c a m e S o u t h . O u r s h a r e most gravity: "Young man,
a r e really Republicans.'
the S u n n y S o u t h h e a d t o the! would h a v e been in t h e neigh take that back; this her s a
my liotel property in the town of
Iloone, North Carolina, and will —m a n y believe purposely
wind, a n d close reeled in t h e b o r h o o d o f 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . T h e dollar show. Then, wii hisMore t h a n 3 0 0 d e m o c r a t s
3ell low for cash and make terms m a d e s o by his republican
l i n ' " l i n i 1 1 h a t a n d re o l v e i , moci
ato suit the buyer, and will take friends—and s o f a r search in G a s t o n c o u n t y d i d not I had financial g a l e which is, people o f N o r t h
o u g h t t o infTkespecial efforts
'
v o t e t h i s y e a r . T h o s e who blowing o v e r all t h e world,
ronl or personal 'property in ex
mi
for t h e p a p e r s in h i s case, up think t h e accident of fusion
when t h e s t o r m subsides t o secure a l a r g e r propor- round t h e h a d . h e f - o t s
change. Apply soon.
t i o n cf t h i s i m m i g r a t i o n s o ny d o l l a r s a s here \ ere ie<
W. L B RYAN. o n which a new indictment i s u c c e s s t h i s v e a r . n e a p s a :
^ bp ,
, t.,ut an(|l
, . .
; t h a t o u r waste places shall pie in t h e h a l l . "
could be f o u n d , h a s been in p e r m a n e n t c h a n g e u i e nivit- 1 . .
*IA,
FOR TV
t o keep t h e i r ev« o n U bs - "uht making >tood headway, be t u r n e d i n W l f t r m s u n d g a r
h
Indigestion, and Stotnach disorders, take
>iH
effectual, a n d s o m e of ' h e j
v
SROWJf'S IRON B 'TTERS.
for t h e p o r t of p r o s p e r i t y , ' den*
f
t o n c o u n t y in 189(>.
All dealers keep It, *1 per bottle. Genuine baa
m o s t i m p o r t a n t witnesses a tradft mar* and crossed red lines on wrapper,
^
P |
How
y IT'*' ^ b, <^'
W A S H I NG T O N
.
To Invest
Small Amounts.
& Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOVILL& FLETCHEfi
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OBITUARY.
From Globe, N. C.
S Unsciu I'TION HATE S
1*1!
At 1 0 o'clock, p. rn. XoT o THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Editor Democrat*
T h a n k s g i v i n g d a y passed vember 2 2 n d a t t h e h o m e of
t jopy1 year
$1.00 off very nicely indeed. Our Andrew .!. Shall, W a t a u g a !
0 months
5 - people met a t t h e church, r o d n t y . ^ a r a h E. S p a i n h o u r
0
Yes, I Ji-ive just returned from t h e N o r t h , where
-O3
8 months
| b o u g h t a large line of general inerchandis with t h e "tariff
s a n g s o m e p r e t t y s o n g s a n d tell nsi-ep i n t h e a r m s
ADVERTISING HATES.
; "ft : »r instance 5 7 inch all y a r n flannel a t 20c. cash regu
t o o k a collection for t h e o r - of J e s u s , a g e d 7 4 years 6 |
1 inch 1 week.
* .75 p h n n s . T h e Globe people m o n t h s a n d fourteen d a y s ,
l a r pri-v* 8 5 5 4 inch o r 1% y a r d s w i d e a t 4 5 cts., tvgu1 " 1 month
1.75
| l a r price 0 5 c t s . Men's woollen h a t s 6 5 cts., r e g u l a r price
u
a r e unusually liberal in bene- S h e w a s afflicted for y e a r s ,
8.00
1 " 8
$ 1 . 2 5 , a n d , in fact, e v e r y t h i n g else in p r o p o r t i o n .
1 " 0 "
5.00 volent objects, a n d q u i t e a b u t for t h e lu.'.t four a m i a 1 " 1 year
;.... 7.00 s u m w a s raised t o help those half m o n t h s , h a d been con1 h a v e t h e l a r g e s t a n d nicest line of ladies d r e s s s g o o d s
1 column 1 week
0.00
ever shown in W a t a u g a c o u n t y in cashmeres, serges, flant o her bed whereshe en1
"
1 month
.18.50 w h o c a n ' t help themselves. fined
ne.s arm a l o t o 1 o t h e r fancy d r e s s g o o d s . Cashroets a t
T h e school continues t o dured much pain arid siiffet1 "
8 " ....,
.25.00
1 "
0 '•
87.50 g r o w a n d we a r e very hope m g . A t times her suffering
i 22% c t s . 4 0 inches wide, regular price 4 0 cts., oallicd. best,
1 " 1 year
5 0 00 ful of t h e f u t u r e . Many of w a s s o g r e a t t h a t s h e w a s ;
7 c t s . a n d u p . H e a v y domestic a t 7 c t s by t h e bolt. S a t i n e
o u t i n g , flannel, g i n u h a m s , jeans, drilling a n d c a n t o n flan
t h e free schools a r e o u t , a n d j>erfec»!y c ra z y , yet s h e often;
E n t e r e d a t t h e P o s t office a t w e t r u s t t h a t t h o s e who q u o t e d t h i s beautiful pasnel all c h e a p . Shoes for men. Warnen a n d children cheap;
Boone. N. C., a s second-class
I h a v e a l a r g e l o t of groceries. Ar buckle's coffee, green
h a v e t a k e n a d v a n t a g e of the s a g e of scripture: " F o r I reck
mail matter.
o n t h a t t h e sufferings of this
coffee a t o lbs. t o t h e dollar, leash; a l s o n u t m e g s ginger,
s a m e , o r , a t least, s o m e of
pepper, lemons a t 2 0 cts. per dozen. H a r d w a r e . g l a s s w a r e
t h e m , will c o m e t o Globe present t i m e a r e not w o r t h y
LOCAL NEWS.
a n d n o t i o n s very cheap.
a n d pursue their stunies t o lie c o m p a r e d with t h e glo\Vanted: Yellow b a t t e r a t 12% c t s , white b e a n s a t $ 1 .
—The weather is simply de riglit. o n . I t would be only r y which shall be revealed in
US."
r y e 6 0 cts., c o r n 5 0 i ts..eggs 1 0 c t s , fur s k i n s a n d every
economy t o d•> s o for when
lightful.
I n e a r l y life s h e joined tlm
t h i n g else in t h e produce line a t h i g h e s t j m a r k e t prices.
—Look o u t for Holsclavv's t h e m i n i is a l r e a d y trained,
B a p t i s t church, a n d was a
much m o r e g o o d can be ac
Give me a call a s I can certainly s a v e y o u money o n
Christinas a d . n e x t week.
complished in the s a m e time. m o s t d e v o t e d a n d exemplary
y o u r produce, a s 1 h a v e t h e g o o d s c h e a p . Dome oneco'me
—You c a n get o r a n g e s a n d T h e l a s t t w o m o n t h s of a / m e m b e r , a n d t h r o u g h faith
all, y o u a r e welcome.
l e m o n s vei.v c h e a p a t Hols- five m o n t h s t e r m rtre worth in h e r Redeemer t i i u m p h e d
claw's.
fully a s much a s t h e first o v e r t h e fear of d e a t h . Her
—A l a r g e line of Fresh gro three. We h a v e s o m e very Christian life w a s pure, a n d
Yours Anxious to pleas
ceries etc., j u s t in a t Bry g o o d classes i n school iust s h e h a d a developed experi
now. In g r a m m a r , q u i t e a n ence of t h e p a r d o n i n g mercy
an's.
V:li_ W. HOL.SCLAW.
of God in t h e forgiveness of
—All of t h e newly elected of interest is manifested T h e
sin, a n d often did s h e rejoice
•Bsaosntt&aMaaaManaH&r
r, am. "s»v
fmers sueceeded in tilling their b o y s a r e t r y i n g t o g e t t h e
in the hope of eternal life. vShe
difference between a n adjec
b o n d s t h i s week.
t i v e a n d a n a d v e r b . T o use w a s a l w a y s cheerful a n d rea
— Wood h a u l i n g is thechief each in t h e r i g h t place i s a n d y t o console a n d comfort
i n d u s t r y of o u r people a t the accomplishment. How h a r d t h e afflicted a n d distressed. Tills IS NO HUM
•OF
p r e s e n t time.
S h e loved everybody with a
it is t o use p u r e english! T h e
UUG TO DRAW
—I w a n t y o u r X m a s t r a d e g e o g r a p h y classes a r e s u r deep, e a r n e s t christian affec
TRADE!
* a n d will give y o u low prices. passing themselves. While tion. H e r life was well tem
Is how engaged in t h e m a n u f a c t u r e a n d s a l e of a v a l u
-o<ible medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDI
Will W. Hblwcluw.
g e o g r a p h y is o n e of t h e most pered with t h e graces of vhe
C I N E , composed of t h e n a t u r a l h e r b s of o u t m o u n t a i n sec—The local news this week difficult studies—hard t o re c h r i s t i a n religion. Her taith
j tion.
w a s a b i d i n g a n d her purpos I M t S & w b u s i n £ 3 S .
is unusually scarce. In fact member, i t is very instruc
T h i s wonderful medicine is highly recommended f-»r < ist i v e a n d absolutely neces e s were fixed. S h e called me
i t is distressingly s o .
eases of t h e Liver, S t o m a c h , K i d n e y s a n d a l l diseases a r i
-os a r y . We w a n t t o be able t o her bedside a n d told me
s i n g from a billions system. T h i s is n o p a t e n t medicine. I t is
—Two I t a l i a n t r a m p s with
t h a t t he L o r d had appeared 1 r o m now until t h e first d a y pure, simple, c h e a p a n d effective. I t i s recommended by
t o sec? t h i n g s wit h o u r mind's
b a g pipe , t r u m p e t a n d mon
t h e physicians of the c o u n t y , a n d is o n e of Hie best mediey?, a n d when we hear of t h e t o her twice, a n d when he a p
key, t o o k in o u r town Tue»peared a g a i n s h e would be of April IJvvill sell my s t o c k ollcines on t h e market"
war between China a n d J a
I day.
J his medicine is p r < : j}»in . ackr. ges, wiHifull directions!
p a n , let r.H see China with her ready t o g o ; t h e n she begged
with full directions on each, Frice $1.(1.) per paqkggp.sent
— Remember, rT'iends t h a t large t e r r i t o r y a n d crowded m e n o t t o shed a t e a r for her
post paid t o a n y a d '?•- < s . R y o ; fnua- Liver t r o u b l e i3>y»
i v o a r e . - d i l l w i l l i n g t o t a k e p o p u l a t i o n . T u r n i n g then b u t t o rejoice t o r s h e w o t l d
pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y if an? h cor ;?•• •
t:
—AM)
J , V ( I ^ produce o n sUb.serip- t o J a p t i n , we see t h a t she be o u t of her suffering. S h e
we a r e n o t t r y i n g t o h u m b u g y o u .
i,,
thm.
is only u d o t o n o u r m a p , said n o o n e h a d suffered like
7 HE MOUNTAIS MEDICINE OMPAtt^I
' — W a n t e d 2 0 0 doz. eggs a t a n d her population will in her except J e s u sChrist, o n t he
Zionville, N. D., Sept. 6 , 1 8 9 4 .
. . . ii
.....
.
1 2 c . a dozen, 2 0 0 lbs. nice nowise c o m p a r e with t h a t of cross.
\ t "*0 p e r c e n t a b o v e
S h e w a s buried Nov. 2 4 t h
yellow b u t t e r a t 12%<\ a n d her enemy, W e a r e then
^ o t h e r produce at. Holsclaw's. lend t o wonder a t t h e results. n e a r S m y r n a B a p t i s t church
O u r h i s t o i v clasfvs a r e n e a r her father, m o t h e r a n d
—"Ring o u t t h e old, ring small, generally speaking, 1 n u m e r o u s relatives, followed
ARB SUGAR -COATED,
in t h e new." T h e old c o u n t y h i s t o r y receives t o o little a t - t o In r g r a v e uy a l a r g e con
--o—J
officers threw n p their jobs t e n t i o n . I t a p p e a r s t o o n e course of relatives a n d friends If y o u d o n ' t t h i n k I mean x i t
E A S Y T O TA K E ,
t h i s week a n d turned o v e r t h a t it should be t a u g h t be- H i p funeral services were con c o m e a n d look t h r o u g h inv
And a Sure Cure for
t h e keys t o their successors. fore g r a m m a r
ducted i y Rev E LonderSick H e a d a c h e Biliousness*
—On T u e s d a y of this week
T h e boys n*< d o i n g splen- milk, consisting of a .recitaConstipation, and
^ a t e a m of four horses owned diul.v in arithmetic. Give Gon of scripture; i hvinn,
Dyspepsia.
by Coffey Bros., r a n a w a y , them the conditions, a n d " W h y d o we mourn d e p a r t - t wont d o s t y o u o n e c e n t i*
They Keep the System in Perfect Order/
a n d o n e of t h e best horses in they will tell y o u t h e differ- i n g friends,"closed h.\ a m o s t
y o u d o n t purchase.
t h e ten in g o t o n e of his legs p n e e o f t i m e b e t w e e n t w o f e r v e n t p r a y e r .
1 h n s h a s } have a large sfock and
"For years," writes CARRIE E;
STOCK WELL, of Chesterfield, N. H.,
broken.
places. If a m a n , in Boone, passed from t h i s e a r t h a g o o d w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before
"I was afflicted with an extremely
—All m a g i s t r a t e s a n d oth were t o tell th em of a n event w o m a n . Her goii g h a s left
severe ]«. n in the lower part of the)
spring.
ch. P. The feeling Was as if a ton
e r c o u n t y offict r s who h a v e in London t w o h o u r s before a c h i n g beards a n d e m p t y
weight'was laid on a spot the size of
n o t m a d e their a n n u a l offi- i t happened they would n o t h a n d s t h a t would h a v e demy l;e al. During the attacks, the
l i g h t e d t o m i n i s t e r t o h e r war F A L L AND L O O K ! -ssa
perspiration would stand in drops on
^ cial r e p o r t s for t h e y e a r end t a k e i t a s a j o k e .
T h e d a s s h a s been g r a p happiness, still we v\ill n o t
my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort even to whis
i n g Nov. 3(Jth 1894- a r e re
per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the lay Or night, lasting from
-KJ—:—
quested t o m a k e them o n o r pling with algebra for fifteen | m u r m u r b u t yield her up,
thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; hut. for several days
after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were
before t h e first Monday in m o n t h s . T h e y h a v e studied knowing o u r " F a t h e r ' s h a n d I Would call your attentioi
almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer
t h e e x p o n e n t s a n d coeffi-, h a t h d e a l t t h e s t r o k e a n d He
Jan. '95.
to the big cut in prices in up
ing, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to
She
—I will be m Boone, Dec. cients, a n d h a v e run o u t t h e d o e t h all t h i n g s well.
recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble I ever experienced. At
other lir»s
1 3 , 1 8 9 4 t o examine appli x ' s o n d y ' s i n m a n y unknown s a i d it was b e l t e r for her t o
the first of tltf fever, my mother gave me AYER'S Pills, my doctor
recommending them a l>eing better than anything he could prepare.
c a n t s for t e a c h e r ' s certificat q u a n t i t i e s . \Y° enjoy t h e ; d e p a r t a n d be with the Lord,
1 continued taking these Pills, and so great was the benefit derived that
es. T h e e x a m i n a t i o n will be privilege of diving a littlej a n d now s h e is goifp f r o n me
during nearly thirty years I have had hut one attack of my former
^ w r i t t e n , a n d will begin a t 9 w ay i n t o L a t i n , in which forever.
trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy."
MRS. M. C. SHULL.
Cicero s p o k e s o eloquently
o'clock a . ni.
"For a long time I was a sufferer from stomfiCn, liver, and kidney
troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains irt
a n o Virgil s a n g s o sweetly
W. M. F RANCUM, Co. S u n t .
Rheumatism is primarily caus
the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety
It a l w a y s helps t o kli )\v ed by acidity of the blood. Hoods
of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about
—We h a v e just h a d cut a
three months .ago I began .the use of AYER'S Pills, and already my
some Latin. It is the key Sareaparilla purifies the blood,
white o a k t r e e measuring 4
and thus cures the disease.
health is so much improved that I gladly testify to the superior merits of
feet a c r o s s t h e s t u m p , which t h a t unlocks t h e meaning of
this medicine. —MANOEL JORGE PEREIRA, Oporto, Portugal.
Sena t a r Morgan, of A!a.,
sto:>d n e a r where D a n i e I m a n y new words, a n d it. giv
B o o n e hailhi'scampTTbeoak e s r o w e r in expressing o u r : wus re-ele. 'wl by t h e lerrmla
A
i - 3 a a y e a r s « u a,n d vc,, a „ own'HrisnaKe.
a33
t n r e o n flit 2 7 t h . T h i s i .•
u „ l was a
old,
• is
Physiology i s receiving his 4 t h term a n d e x t e n d s
big t r e e vvlien old Daniel w a s
t.- . . by "Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Bffass.
m o r e a n d more a t t e n t i o n , fro m March 4 t h next 6 y e a r s
lying around underitsshade.
a n d rightly i t should. A which will close March t h e
E l v e i I,
D o -- D E f f e c t i v e
" - F o u r gentlemen from P e n n . g o o d idea of hygene p u t i n t o 4 t h 1 9 0 1 .
w e r e i n o u r t o w n l a s t practice would undoubtly
,
Mr. I r a P . Wetinore, a
Tu
week. T h e y propose buying
prolong our lives. The pirn- p r „ m i m > „ t real estate ..gent I
white p i n e timber lands. eiples a r e £ o o J . Th v y pre- „f S u a An^elo, Texas, h a s
Mr. W. L . B r y a n h a s a l a r g e p a r e t h e y o u t h s t o brace a - l n s e d Chamberlain's Colic.!
®*TT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOL LAR."1S1
b o u n d a r y e a s t of t h e Blue g a i n s t the evil t e m p t a t i o n s , C h o l e r a a n d Diarrhoea Remtsrtsrxow
7HE II ,IF. 7O SUBSCRlBErm
Ridge, with which t h e gentle t h a t a r e a l l u r i n g s o marry of e d y in h i s family tor several
men a r e well pleased, b u t n o t h e brightest boys t o ruin, y e i r s a s occasion required,
t r a d e w a s m a n e t h a t we h a v e A m a n ' s power of reason a n d a l w a y s with perfect sucm e a s u r a b l y depends n p o n cess. H e s a y s : " I find i t a
h e ard of.
t h e health of his body. In perfect c u r e for o u r baby
T h e foot-ball t e a m s h a v e e a r l y d a y s is t h e time t o be when troubled with colic cw
g i n t h i s t r a i n i n g . H a b i t s dysentery,- I now feel t h a t
RESPERTFULLV
had more casualties during
once taken u p a r t h a r d t o lay m y outfit, is n o t complete,
t h e p a s t few d a y s t h a n usual off. A s t r o n g b o d y a n d a w i t h o u t a b o t t l e of this Reni-j
"i.
G i
Re.i'• - *11 «.orr • of
V.JF kj W'F A . ** B ,^
' -V
•* / cnre»GONORRH(T.A<iH <.he EHT in memtnaneand
(.1
I toj rtxy,. No
n
S o :ie a r e killed a n d m a n y well balanced mind a r e es e d y a t h o m e o r o n a t r i p a-!
r" ^ 2
"* • '
j ' r'
'
-r sfif- is. "rRe. (•.' ''" *
SoU
way from home. F o r sale by c - c c c c c
cc cc co
hadl.v h u r t . When will these sential t o a successful life.
Ta ~
pfl'.'j CO t Pro's, A'
B. B. DOUGHERTY. i \Y. L. B r y a n ,
^
things stop?
t
ZiCNVILLE fiOHTH GiiiOllNA
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
• COST!
AYER'S PILLS
8T( )CK
YER'S
W. L
i
<
i
J
�IMPORTANT
SALE.
( OUSTY EXHinn.
d a u g h t e r is improving slow
Dr. Aberncthy, oF Ruther-I T h e r e is a marked i m p r o v e
!v.
f o r d College, is d e a d . W h a t m e a t in t h e woolen t r a m P t a t e of N o r t h ( a r o l i u a
j
a s h o c k t he a b o v e intelligence j Woolen mills a r e very a c t i v e W a t a u g a c o u n t y .
Thursday, Dec. 6,18D-4I . C. .). Cotrrell Phak oi t h e ! A g o o d deal h a s been s* id
h a s given t o t h e many w h o a n d r u n n i n g o n full time,
in
knew a n d loved t h i s g r e a t w o r k i n g d a y a n d niglP. B u a n l oi County Cominisn a b o u t t h e K o l b t r o u b l e s
s i n n e r s of c i i d <*ounty. d | Ala., t h a t h e would deel- re
T h e political affairs of o u r a n d g o o d m a n . On Nov. 2 8 t h i F r e e wool h a s s t i m u l a t e i
As the season is over we
r
I
M a t e will be closely w a t c h »d. a t I r* s h o m e this aged disci- i t h e m a n u f a c t u r e s a m i woolen herehv cer ifv that the to! himself Govenor a n d set npa
will sell our stocK of H A C K S
o w i n g is a t r u e s t a t e m e n t o L
t K• .
W h e n t h e legislature meets pie l a i d down his a r m o r af-j g o o d s will now I n m a d
. 1 * J T I r A \\* .«•
State Government of nis O * n
everything is nil quiet SCRKIE8, BOOGIES, D00i n . J a n u a r y we will h a v e stir- t e r a life of a r d u o u s toil f o r j cheaper in o u r own c o u n t r y Slimy'.'.Tje,- K.
itig t i m e s f r om w h a t we c a n his fellow-inan, a n d t h e g i e o t j t h a n t h e foreigner c a n make the Register of Deeds office i a n d t h e r e i s n o troubU
B L E AND S I N G L E HAR
l«>!' tiie y e a r linginning ')ecem ;
ticipa ted.
g a t h e r from t h e present o u t h e a r t ceased t o beat, a n d t h e a n d b r i n g over. Ail t h i s
NESS,
look.
Ex-chairman E a v e s s p i r i t ''winged i t s flight t o f a v o r a b l e t o t h e l a t e Dear.) her the 1st 1893 and ending
November the 30th 1S94-.
j
S A D D L E S AND B R I D L E S
h a s been interviewed a n d lie
tiie God who g a v e i t . " " H o w e r a t i c low tariff a n d will s h u t
PAUPER CLAIMS.
At A Very Low Price.
demands that both Senators
beautiful, we t h o u g h t , f o r u p t h e Republican c a l a m i t y Rilev Hodges earning f o l Af'cor Approach of Death, New Life
by Taking Hood's.
t o b e elected shall be of t h e
They are o\\ FIRST CLASS
m a n t o die o n t h e wallsof Zi- howlers a n d detainers.
• aged ami infirm 27 9."), DB
t r u e Republican s t r i pe. E a ves o n , t o be called like a vaywagner agt. clothing forjno.>
a n d a l m o s t a s g o o d a s new.
h a s a l w a y s been o p p o s e d t o
Ail Old Doctor's Favorita.
church 4.80, W J Milsaps agt.
w o r n a n d weary traveler t o
Will sell o n time, o r t r a d e
fusion, a n d he s a y s now t h a t
p u t his a r m o r off a n d rest— Dr. L. M. Oillain, who practic-j tor Ainer. Milsaps (3 15, Ahei |
ed medicine over fortv years, o Ben»ley agt. for A Ben Hey i
i n view of t h e Republican
for g o o1 s t o c k .
in H e a v e n . " Dr Abernethy riginated used and claimed tlat 3.15. Win Lothery agt. for,
o u t l o o k t o g e t c o n t r o l of t h e
w a s a self-made m a n a n d per Botanic Blood Balm, which h a s j Mary L o t h e r y 3.15, E l i s a b e t h
Call o n us a t once a t Blow
United States Senate that
h a p s n o o n e in t h e S t a t e h a s been in use about fiifty-fi ve ears; oliver agt. for Amer. oiiverj
i n g Rock. We will be here
b o t h of t h e N o r t h Carolina
was
blood
l a b o r e d with m o r e u n t i r i n g rifierthe best tonic and world. mi-, 3 ^5, D B wagner agt. for Jiio
ever given to tiie
It church 3.15, A B Johnson;
S e n a t o r s should he Republi
until Oct. 1 s t .
zeal for t h e g o o d of others— never fails to cure the most T a j a g t . f o r i ]as> Andrews 2-1.15.
the most ma
c a n s a n d d o e s n o t f a v o r But
is
r.
;^.. hpT . Mtrt r m . T p r m
RESPECTFULLY,
t «.
especially t h e y o u n g men— lignant ulcers, sores rheumatism . l e r t o r t h e l o n g t e r m by a n y
skin and
j J
.A
:
t h a n he h a s . t h o u s a n d s of catarrh and all per lar»c blood!J> ' r . 9 , 1 , : . J^H* Cock . y
disuses. Price
HLNKEL, CRAIG A ( O.
m e a n s . I l o w much influence
w h o m will a t t e s t t o his zea 1 *1 00. For sale l iy drnmriatB.
! O H V I i l Hi'(l*eo , i . l o Kelley
• M r . E a v e s h a s , a t t h i s pres
/
jHorton agt. lor KiSiah Lift'
;T"
- H i Blowing Rock Sep. 1 2 , ' 9 4 .
a n d a r d o r in their behalf. He
e n t t i m e , is n o t known.
rVT"
.
3,15, Jesse Mitchel agt. for i
If.
r . . GrcenheZZa
lCll
' i
founded a n d built Rutherford
The election in T..nno««eo;ViMttiMKtonA.ir..wJlkW «...
Baltinv
E a v e s i s a n a s p i r a n t himself
College, a n d t h e y o u n g men between 1 u rimy a n d E v a n s j \ j c n e j | a gt . f o r smith curron
sir irs 1 wus» In intense SM^rlnjt
b u t h o w c a n he g e t enough
1 oil n:y tl.i^L. It discL^rjtuJ
w h o h a v e been educated by for Governor has ca used 7.65, joel Triplett agt. for with
freely :i»ui
crul th:ic .
v o t e s ? Dr. Mott, P r i t c h a r d ,
h i m a r e scattered from Maine much speculation, especially Lee Triplett 12.15, I C Miller
P !8C DS of Hor.o Camo Out.
E w a r t , Brower, Dockery, H o i
WANTED!
t o California, 2 0 0 0 of whom a m o n g t h e Republicans. I t is agt. for Aley Hayes (3.15. J H !.»-*. February 1 h:ul to tako n:y bed far four
t e n , a n d a b o u t a dozen m o r e
A lemedy for disease and d e
1
1 Mast agt. for Frank Bower- wee" 1 :.n.! TLCN It v>'. si,' ;:ui Xi> t:-.ko HOXH.'S
„
h a v e received g i a t u i t o u s ed now given o u t t h a t cj \ a n s
F.a •••
,1 *0011 pot <»:i my feet, but win bilit v, especially for• thosedis
. . ..
s H oreer agt. for s a •—.'-.-i.-..•
of t h e old s t a g e r s of t h e Re
i- ,
•
u c a t i o n s at. his h a n d s . Be is elected by a bHRpHl0 ma- Black 6.15, Riley Greer R G very vcai and went to U. • .iUr;!;u.iU .'. r.utjr eaSCS Which pllVSlCiailS .
out 90
_
boskit:.!.
t-<r.Km; •r.M.JcwvM-Uroiilc
llUVe
p u b l i c a n s a r e c l a m o r i n g for
sides being one of t h e m o s t j o r i t y . Turne.v is being Hi IB- J3,15, w H c a l a w a y a g t . lo. m.5 pa.owinga-d imv-me uai<• i»<>1 n> pronounced incurable.
t h e S e n a t o r s h i p . T h e n we
successful e d u c a l o r s in t h e ed u p a s a c a n d i d a t e tot L m- Annie t osU 1 I .60. R.le\
- i,7ve-. ca»ixboitica »i:J tn» - »» «~»» «i> ' We give below a few of t h e
h a v e Marion Butler, a n d
S t a t e , he was a minister of ted States Senator instead of | cs careing lor aged L1 .0O. uri«:y djsa?n;:ire-i.amiiii
! t h e m a n y letters which we
i Riley Hodges cai mg for sigedI j
ui 1 i\t* Hi \/ l 1 rmJ /*0 1 Mid' tm* iftx
r-t_ Health ilvor SI:
p o o r old Buck Kitchen a n a
Firto
h a v e received a n d which we
t h e M. E . Church S o u t h for uncle I s a m .
i i: u ...ui
c
27.80, w B council! M i> visit 1 1 lu.'.wlf it had nut bcim for II.KM . I Sarsr.par
s e v e r a l o t h e r s of t h e Pops, m a l l y y e a r s . H e was; much
rllla I shauM he In Iny ijrav.a I l„vo • M I D publish With t h e COHSent Ot
a n d medicine t o p 2 6 5 , J if
w h o will contend f o r their
-HI fror.i 117 a ytv.r N;?O to i:O ;H>U.\.:S
tile writers W llO Q l'P COll vi ll r *loved by' t h e people of his
Beyyond Comparison
Cook agt. 3.15, D B wagner
r - i ^ r . 1 , 5 ' s , ] < ' k }l r e m e d y a s w e
r i g h t s a s P o p s . T h e Nation S t a t e , a n d long,|long he will
Are the good qualities possessed agt. 3.15, w J Milsaps agt 1
ha vedescribed h a s been found
A.. - v ^ 4 Q ' V r * ' W k . 1
a l Republican p a r t y will fa
live in t h e h e a r t s of t h e peo by Hood's 8arsaparilla. Above 6 . 1 5 , win Lothery a g r . 3 1 5 . I j»r: Hood 's S?.:
!>ra'.se
for 1: -UL" Wii. K. jjj CnilipollTKl Ox Vgen Tieil t-«
v o r t h e election of t w o Re- ple. " T o live in h e a r t s we all it purifies the blooo. strength Elisabeth Oliver agt. 3.15, A Oi:
nKKN-HOLTk.
Uanover St.. ralt'.^orc.Md. j
( l | V v ^ StUlkev A Paens t h e nerves, it regulates the B j o h n s o n agb 1 2 . 1 5 w n, Hood'3 Pills curt* liver ITiii, constii>atio!L
p a blicans and! will d o all it
leave behind i s n o t t o d i e . " kidneys and liver, tones and
U litfa ..AvUj,
'£U0IL
calaway agt. 4.65, Kelley nor
c a n t o i g n o r e fusion o r Pop
builds UD the entire system,cures ton agt. 3.15, T A critchcrj
Four Big: Successes*
Bucitleu'H
Su'vtt
"My daughter was cured of
u l i s t s assendency. F u n a n d
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cat a m i and
Having the needed merit t o Rheumatism. Get Hood's and agt. 9.15, Jesse Mi tchel agt. The best salve in the world for Asthma by one treatment otcom
f u r y a w a i t u s a n d we shall moi-e than make good all the ad
3 1 5 , walker and M c n e i l M g t . L . u l J i f
s m i riiemu, pound Oxygen, ufler suftering
s e e w h a t we will see. Demo vertising claimed for them, t li e only Hood's.
7.65, J H Mastpgt. 3 . 1 5 , John ; tev>r«ores, t e t t e r , Chapped liuitUb i'or fifteen years. KI». U. WILT.IS,
Tyler, Texas.
VT.
c r a t s should he calm a n d following tour remedies have rea
Waters a g t . (3 1 5 , s H o r e e r ' • ..hiihlaius, c o r n s , a n d a l l s k i n
Congress met o n T u e s d a y a g t . 6 . 1 5 , J o e l T r i p l e t t a g t . a n p t i o n s , a n d positively c u r e s
serene a n d a w a i t t h e tub de ched ajphenominal sale. King's
New Discovery for consumption, for t h e s h o r t winter Session. 9 . 1 5 , R i l e y H o d g e s a g t . 2 7 9 5 j piles, o r n o rp afy -r e q u i r e d . It in " I used your compound Oxy
.- 7
,
v e l o p m e n t s of t h e g r e a t fus- •coughs and colds, each bottle
T h e old Congress will r e t rej vv B couneill M Dexamination r runrantM j d ro give perfect sat it gen about a year and a half a
: o i | #11d see vvhat will guaranteed—Electric Bitters, the
u r m o n e y refunded. go. I neglected t o tell you of
1
great remedy for stomach liver on t h e f o u r t h o L Al a rc h a n d of Lee Triplett 6.15, Rilev faction cents per box Lor stile the great benefit I received froiri
Price 25
be the out come.
its use. I have not been troub
xind kidneys. Bucklin's Arnica. t h e new Corigiess will not. Hodges agt. for aged and in bv W. L. Br van.
led with catarrh since.—F. VV.
t The American press lias Salve, the best in the world, and meet until n e x t December to in 27.80, John P Robbieson means for pauper 2.u0.
Revels, Syracuse Universitv SvBr. King's New Life Pills, which
H k c n o u t lloWTv'
racuse, N. Y.
Itiley Hodges agt. for aged
are a perfect pill. All these reme o n e y e a r from now.
t bb a t r o c i t i e s of t h e T u r k i s h dies are guaranteed t o do just
and infirm 27.80, Elisabeth
ffl^diers in t h e butchering of what ts claimed for them and the S t a t e of N >rth Carolina, \Vn Oliver agt. 3,15, win Lothery
Send for book of two hundred
,»ages for furtherinfonnationjtes
t h p helpless Armenian chris- dealer whose name is attached t a u g a County. I , C. ). (h»t- agt. 3.15, w H calaway agt.
•(«»)—
tiii.onials, etc. A book sent free.
herewith will be glad t o tell you trell. (Jerk of t h e B o a r d of 4.65, walker and Meneil ag t .
H K ns. T h o u s a n d s o f these more of it. Sold at\V. L.Bryan's.
C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s f o r 7.65, j H Mast agt. 3.15, Jno. One of the great secrets in ma Home Treatment sent out by ex
e . J ' i s t i a n s including m e n ,
press T >e used a t home. Office
T h e w a r between China a n d s a i d c o u n t y , d o hereby certi waters agt. 6.15. Joel Trip king money is t o know how to Treatment administered here.
men a n d children, h a v e
fy t h e following t o be a t r u e iett agt. 25.15, Caroline Loth save i t . The principal way tj) save
n slaughtered in t h e m o s t J a p a n c a n n o t h o l d o u t much s t a t e m e n t of the n u m b e r of pry agt. 3.15. A B Johnson inonvv B t o buy that vvhicli you
b r u t a l manner. E v e r y con longer. T h e recent fall of d a y s t h a t t h e Board of Conn agt. 12.15. w J Milsaps agt. eouMi.ce from rtm party who will
sell you the BL8T article for the 1520 A rcli St. Phlladelglih, Pa.
ceivable form of o u t r a g e a n d p o r t A r t h u r i n t o t h e h a n d s t y Commissioners h a s been 6 . 1 5 , n B w a g n e r a g t . 3 . 1 5 , LEAST money In order t o find
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cab
in session, a l s o t h e n u m b e r T A ditcher agt. 9.15, s H
the above named party if is very
r a p i n e a n d m u r d e r have, been of J a p a n is considered by of miles traveled by each of
IMease meat.?ow this paper.
Greer agt. 6 15. Kel ley Horp e r p e t r a t e d by t h e T u r k i s h m a n y a s virtually e n d i n g t h e s a i d b o a r d f o r the y e a r be ton agt. 1.15, Jesse Mitchel essential that you call and ex
amine mv imniense stock ol
s t r u g g l e . T h i s conflict i s g i n n i n g Dec. 1 s t 1 8 9 3 a n d en
soldiers sent, t o d o t h e bid
agt. 3.1 o. J H Cook agt. 3.1 o.
r e m a r k a b l e in m a n y respects. d i n g Nov- 3 0 , 1 8 9 4 , a l s o t h e
d i n g of t h e T u r k i s h govern
j p Rabbins agt. 4.15, Riley
m e n t . Women a n d children China h a s m o r e t h a n seven a m o u n t allowed each mem Hodges 29 65, Joe] Triplett
ber:
BISE
I_RT 8 . 3 3 , RI l e y H O D G E S 3 8 . 7 0
r.
were slaughtered b e c a 11 s e t i m e s t h e ; p o p u l a t i o n of
WsJU
8 I
WW. Ci.fW- SM-VP.I n s Com J ' ^ . v HOII MW 4 0 HT.'.T* o c i i m
Japan, but the Japanese
Which is almost complete in ev
t h e y would n o t r e c a n t t h e i r
missioner 17 days at $2. per
}} m Hiiicinefin
a no i»rv ilcnsirt.ment. consisting oi
f a i t h in Jesus Christ. T h o u s h a v e proven themselves su i , v
AFTER APRIL THE EST '5 )4,
a n d s perished u n d e r t h e perior in all respects t o t h e j '4 b a y s hn com
• ^
rpi
,,
d
u ,
s w o r d a n d g u n of t h e T u r k . pig-tails. 1 he whole world | T o t a l
10 per cent, cut on prices.
T h e d e t a i l s a r e t o o revolting. m a y b e benefitted by t l m j \\ }]. G a r t h i n g
-X
N o t since t h e d a r k e s t d a y s conquest of heathen China, j C o u n t y c o m . 1 6 day.*
B
China is t h e oldest g o v e r n j p m ' d a y
SROR LASH OR BARTER,
cf t h e middle a g e s h a v e such
Iwugimr 3 . 1 5 . T A c r i t c h c r j
mv<
r>"u
1 ""
!: a ve just received the nicest
merit in t h e world, if v e mis '
':
•'
NEVER T E N DA is*.
horrible crimes shocked t h e
% ] 6 8 0 11)
B H G r P f , r (715. vv V cof |
Mid most complete line of
s a k e n o t , a n d h a s m a d e less i ' o t a l
.? A8.80
3 . 1 5 . Ellis Hail a g t .
—X
world. T h e s e A r m e n i a n s
h a v e held t o t h e christian progress, a n d remains in! J . C IlorfoM sei vcr] a s conn i 2 . 1 5 , A T Banner a g t . 4 . 6 5 , :
Look ot.'T of/," list ntt(J forrr
O5
,!o
pare our j>riccs with those selling.
f a i t h since t h e 4 t h eenrurv h e a t hern darkness, a n d » M R V R U I L ) . 11> d a vs a t 7'T pm J" HMI Mitchd 3 . 1 5 . Riley Hodg
is mon
8 3 2 P() e s 3 2 ( 3 5 , Riley Hodges 3 2 5 0 , Nmt has ever been exhibited t< on 1 time. • Muuvv
i v j r s1 i p i r g . l t i s '
h
time .seam Civ
a n d held i t a g a i n s t t h e op
t r a v e l e d 1 2 6 miles a t 5
M o d Trijiletr 8 . 3 3 Riley Hodg Tiie citizens of Boone find sur e y inude."
ingly for t i n s d a r k continent
roundings. consisting of
pressive foice of t h e Moham
$ 0 0 9 jes 3 2 . 5 0 , Joel Triplett 8 . 3 3 .
We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds
t o be subjugated a n d its •»•'?! i s per mile
Calicoes of ail styles and shade*
l '4.11', t fl"O \J\ all Pbl
•
medans oi the East, these
JAIL FEES.
£38 00
Farn'V and plain Lawns, Fh«l- £°<>d rotl-e lor | 1 . 0 0 , 113 pounda
heathenism destroyed. Tin Pot a I
people of Armenia deserve
Grai (1 t o t a l
$128.80. N* x col v a rd
23.931 lies. Sat tines. Ginghams. Nan-I v**ra ' C sugar lor fti.OO, best
J a p a n e s e a r e moreenlighten18.17.
t h e s y m p a t h y a n d a i d o i ev
J . C< »t t Fell, ( ik. Bd. ( OIUS.
ks, chauvbruvs. i'ashmeres, calico 6 t o <_1-2 ets j>eryar<], cot
ed a n d progressive a m i a su
1 1 7 7 . j Heiirietas. Bleechiug. Damask ton d e ck. 2 " iie-hes wide, 7 cts.
e r y christian n a t i o n . O u r
perior r a c e o f people t o
6 . 4 0 . dra|»ery, Sheeting, Flafds, cot- |x^r yard, and ladies and gents'
"It- i s a pleasure t o sell ••
own great country ought to
1 1 . 7 2 . toiunles. jeans et<* which will h a t s cheaper than they have ev-C h i n a . We a r e n o t s o r r y of < a laioberlam"s Cough Rem-; w u G *ne
a n d should speak o u t a g a i n s t
1 4 . 6 9 . i i'snld a t reduced pi ices for ens! er iKvii sold bt'lorf.
e d y , " •'ays 8 l ickney & Deilt-'
C h i n a ' s defeat.
t h i s hellish a t r o c i t y , t h a t is
We are just receiving a fall line
4 . 2 7 or its equivoleiit. meeting auddt
K r , d i nagists, Ilepntiin*,Ohio, N NCol v u d
P o s t -master (Jenera! Ills " B e c a u s e a c u s t o m e r «dtei
of ladies* dress goods a t prices t o
1(3 4 5 . F v i 11 ir all
n o w being waged a g a i n s t
14 11
REASON A IF E COMPETITION ^ u i t the buyers.
t h e s e christian i n h a b i t a n t s sell h a s umde a l o n g a n d iu- > )U«v* Rising it, is a l m o s t e« r
1 1.32t a i n t o call fur it u hen a g a i n
^
..
,
. .
terosting report.of t h e 1'o.T
of Armenia.
JL My entire stock ( W E >3 E A N W H A T W E S A V,
11.13
Office D e p a r t m e n t . T h e re in iiev'J of sUch a medicine.;
C»H
a
BlarTCloas R suits.
V\ e sell more o! ii J hull oi nii.\ j
2 5. 55 ' ttOfwral Metvhundine wM vou money. w «•»««•»•
5 2
T
•
K»r.
From a letter written by Rev. ceipts for t h e fiscal yeai <it her vuiuih mepicim* w e ;
lit tvdww
rs
) f | S s 0 X E |, M |STK .N 4 CO.
were $ 7 5 ,- 0 8 0 , 4 9 9 a n d t h e handle, a n d it a l w a y s gives
,T. Gunderman, of Dimondale,
•
^
f t"1°' I' ASU "r "s eionolent.H* ;
Roek> March 5.
Mich., we are permitted to take o u t p u t w a s $ 8 4 , 3 2 4 , 4 ) 4 . .satisfaction
I o r coughs:
Whole o n d half tees
this extract. "I have no hesita A s h o r t a g e of $ 9 , 2 4 5 , 9 3 5 . c o l d s a m i c r o u p , it is m r h - lie Martin '
! JI order t o make room foi
65 j
tion in recommending Dr. King's
new sb»ck, I a m offering my en-|
r . a n eqm.l.
ffCF.itiil i'njw'V
*
* 8 9
I o r s .le by j p F » v
New Discovery, as the results are M r , Bissell recommends y a n - "«J
MI) R l I
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" 4 0 j ire ioi
The peAle uiAVataugn will
almost marvelous in the case ol o u s c h a n g e s in regard t o sec- u
" l *V t U i *
i
j C Md!e"
*
* *3.40 1 RE A !>Y MA DE (AJ )T HING lake notj.e tl
1 have pro
my wile. While 1 was pastor ol o n d class m a t t e r . H e s a y s
Georgia's w a r G o v e n o r
C J Ctit ' rt-tl ' '
*
'1.10
the Baptist church at Riv»r June
cured ai roi :n in the court
A1 COST.
' ,*
'
"3.10
t i o n s h e w a s b r o u g h t d o w n w i t h t h i s is very burdensome t o n i t d November the 2.9th. J o s TJCnfie.V
house^wln ;• Hwill attend at
pneumonia succeedingLagrippe. t h e g o v e r n m e n t a n d n o t en- < ph E. i h o w n a g e d 7 3 .years, J o h n Rfigvm 4
*
"
"3.80 Th r k i n g m y friends and cus the colli mi- Miners' court the
Terrible paroxysms of coughing o u g h p a y fixed. O t h e r ve He was Georgias' w a r Govtom. s tor the liberal patronage first Isijuiany in each month
(Colli inued oc.Yt week)
would last hours with little inter f o r m s a n d cha n g e s a r e rec- e n o r , was chief justice of the
thev have given me in the past for the pUr kise of sealing the
Y l c e P r e s i d e n t S t e v e n s o n and soliciting a coutiuuatijn at
ruption and it seemed as if she
w e i g h1 s < i d m e a s u r e s f o r t h e
S u p r e m e ( uni t a n d a s since
could not survive them. A friend o m m e n d e d .
. .
..
i w ho bus kwi) ut the bed-side the same so long as I merit it, I pe»»j)le. 1 b law requires this
recommended Dr. King's New Dis
te>tl
l l i s rt «UKHTW
Hood's Pills cure-all liver ills. 1 , l e u a r 1 mHrown " h a s been :
iu A SI IH- . nin
R ESPECTPUI.LV,
t o l^e< o : » h'\yvy t w o y e a r s .
eovery. it was quick in its work
billiunsness jaundice,indigestion t o r and highly satisfactory in results.
hwtllh foi t o mo | v.lle, N. (•'. " i l l I CHVH for
B. BLA( KBU11S
,n
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TANDARD KEEPER,
Trial bottle free at W. L. Bry- sick headache. 25c.
|WushingtDD S a t u r d a y . II»»4
time.
a n s.
Tiie Wataaga Democrat
Blood Poison
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bottie
»
HtW TO SAVE M8H-
/>
Irs. Starkey I P$k,
GENERAL IflERCMN-
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%)
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t h e cost ..f criminal prosecuA leuoir countj Man's Will,
tions. 1 think the Legislature j The Kinston FreePtess NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
will give solicitors salaries. A s a v s Mr A n t h o n y Davis, of
A D K MOCK ATIC family newspaper,
bill c a n ne d r a w n t o d o this. L e u o i r c o u n t y , a g e d 7 a y e a r s
devota.i t o tli^ interest ot Coun
t y State alio Nation. Published a n d t o g e t f r e e f r o m c r i m i n a l s died a few weeks a g o , l e a v i n g
EYES.
every Thursday a t Boone, Wa | t h e l a t t e r fees t o be paid i n t o U n e s t a t e valued a t between
tauga. County. N. C.
t h e S t a t e T r e a s u r y . T h e ex- f 1 0 , 0 0 0 a n d $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 . l i e
penses o n a c c o u n t ofvhecrim left a will in which h* gives
lOGE 1IARUIS AND OTHO WILSON'. inal docket c a n be cutoff one his p r o p e r t y t o t h e public
• Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
Ttiejr Air their Vews About What the t h i r d , if n o t o u e half. T h e ju school fund of Lenoir county
Next l egislature will Do.
risdiction of m a g i s t r a t e s will j except t h e interest o n $ 1 , 0 0 0 SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Here is w h a t Mr. S. O t b o be enlarged in v a r i o u s ways, which is given t o his houst- ' Producing Long-Sightedness. & Restor.
ing the Sight of the Old.
Wilson s a i d : " F i r s t of nil t h e a n d t h e y will begiven a u t h o r \ keeper. T h e will provides Cures Tear Droit, Granulation* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
L e g i s l a t u r e will e n a r t a n elec i t y t o t r y cases by a j u r y j t h a t f o r 1 0 0 y e a r s t h e inter- ISO UMOICUG «<l UX HELIEP ISO PCU1IQT ClU.
Also, equally e^'r-dous wten cwl otter
t i o n law which will a s nearly when t h e r e is a contest. A e s t o r profits only from his maladies, suet. as Ulcers, Fever InSeres,
Timor*.Inflammation <wti 3I1TC21£JLL'9
a s possible give all parties a n ne.v code will very probably property shall beused for the Wherever Salt Kheam, Beros, Piles, or
Mi. I'£ uiay bo use.*, to ad
>.
e q u a l chance. 1 d o n o t think be ordered. T h e r e is a g r e a t i public schools, but if there . 8«ld br all l)ra(si«u nt 45 CtaU.
a n y t h i n g will be d o n e whi.;h d e m a n d for one. Tlic present ahold cornea t i m e when there
will n o t meet with the a p p r o o n e was m a d e in 1 8 8 3 , a n d a r e n o public schools in t h e
THE NORTH CAROLINA
v a l of every honest a n d pa h a s been s o amended a s t o be c o u n t y , then t h e benefits
College of
t r i o t i c citizen of t h e S t a t e of small v a l u e T h e office of from tin* p r o p e i t y shall g o
Agriculture and
who loves h o m e a n d c o u n t r y c o u n t y superintendents of t o t h e g e n e r a ! c o u n t y fund
MechanicArts.
m o r e t h a n p a r t y . 1 believe public i n s t r u c t i o n will proba t o lessen t a x e s ; further it is offers T h r e e TechnicalC*oursthat the standing army, ali bly be abolished a n d i t s du provided t h a t if a new coun e s ; The Course in Agricalas S t a t e G u a r d , will be very ties placed u nd e r t h e charge t y shall be established before r u r e ; T h e Course in S ieiicf;
The Course m Mechanical a n d
m a te rial ly reduced s o f a r a s
of the c h a i r m a n of t h e coun t h e e x p i r a t i o n of 1 0 0 y e a r s Civil Engineering.
S t a t e a p p r o p r i a t i o n s a r e con
t y commissioners. T h e coun with his place a s t h e county
E a c h c o u r s e is broad a n d
eerned; t h a t t h e railroad com
t y b o a r d s of education will s e a t then his property shall t h o r o u g h , a n d t h e institu
mission, Agricultural Depart
a l s o p r o b a b l y be abolished g o for t h e benefit of t h e new tion is now equipped for ex
m e n t a n d o t h e r S t a t e institn
T h e c h a r t e r s of m a n y cities c o u n t y ; e n o u g h shall be tak cedent work. Expenses very
t i o n s will be s o altered o r a - a n d towns, such a s Wilming en from t h i s fund t o repair m o d e r a t e . F o r c a t a l o g u e s ,
address.
mended as to make t h e m
t o n , Raleigh, etc, will be «- ti l s cemetery eveTy three
ALEX. Q. Holla d a y . Pres.
m o r e effective."
mended. T h e Legislature will y e a r s . A t t h e expiration of
Raleigh, N. C.
Mr. J . C. L . H a r r i s s a i d :
be c o n s e r v a t i v e a n d will hold 1 0 0 y e a r s , if a new c o u n t y is
"Of course t h e new Legisla t h e S l a t e by deserving t o d o n o t formed, t h e e s t a t e may y iiinuttipu . : i: in . t:t:iuri iturm »- i CI I . A It u r e will e n a c t a new election
s o . I t will n o t e n a c t a dis be sold a n d t h e entire pro
law a n d all o n p a r t i s a n lines,
pensary law. I t will d o noth ceeds t u r n e d o v e r t o the
t o give a, fail election with n o
|SE P #S98G MACHINE|
i n g t o m a k e t h e S t a t e uncer c o u n t v.
a d v a n t a g e o n either side. It
tain."—Cor. t ha riot t Obneiv
Scotland Neck Democrat: -.1:1 10:1:1,mii!liiiliiii:i:iii.2:i.MMiiitiiiiili:ii)i>i:;:i:~
will repeal t h e c o u n t y govern t»r.
An i n t e r e s t i n g suit was dem e n t law a n d restore t o the
the llenf and Dumb cided in t h e Superior Court
people t h e election of c o m m i t An Appeal for School.
T u e s d a y b e t w e e n R. \V.
sioners. magistrates, a n d
T h e N o i t h Carolina School Rrownand (x. VV Fearson.
school committeemen b u t will for t h e Deaf a n d Dumb h a s
The subject of litigation was
p u t a complete check on t h e opened a r e a d i n g r o o m for
a h o g which Brown found in
commissioners by electing in t h e pupils of t h e school, a n d
P e a r s o n ' s pen a n d claimed
each c o u n t y a b o a r d of a u d i t a s they h a v e children from
for his o w n . Several weeks
a n d flnance- 1 d o n o t think all p a r t s of t h e S t a t e , it
a g o 1 he c a s e was tried in
would be very beneficial t o Weldon before J u s t i c e Gra.i
>e di-inc'i I. .'id d o u b t there these children t o h a v e t h e
a n d Hooch. Brown gained
wilt in favor of v a r i o u s newspapers in their
the c a s e a n d Pearson ap
i ^ ^ e a l m g t h e commission act r e a d i n g r o o m s . T h e Super
!
pealed. T h e h o g will weigh -illMIIIMi :;Mi!n:2!|:yC'9T'i:»:i:i:l:iu:»!tis:t:t t'S:w
f o r a few d a y s s o a s t o g e t intendent s a y s , however,
~ n«taLarm T-lgh Arm.
2
a b o u t 4 0 0 pounds. There «*» Ha* a Self .- citing Xv^c.lln,
t ^ e present incumbents o u t t h a t they h a v e n o fund t h a t
^ Ha* n Sctf-thrc;i<llnj5 vluitttn.
5
were t h i r t y o r foi t,v witness - Has No Kqiial in C«i»*lmnt5on.
~ H. M a Mwnuii !<-;.< A|))ii iu ;tuoc.
p
of office a n d then recinding he can use for subscriptions.
— Ilasnn Mlctun! rinisii.
e s in t h e c a s e a n d five able 2 Has a Perleot A fljnitmi'Dt,
t h e law, b u t I d o n o t think
I t would be a generous lawyers. T h e s u i t h a s cost *• Has a HnslMve T ihr-op.
2 lias Stylish l-'urnlture.
;
t h e r e will be a n y such t e a r i n g t h i n g o n t h e p a r t of every
Has Morn
Qualities audi
several hundred dollars. T h e s Hoes » Uarger Ibtnen ol General Work 2
2
5
down a n d building u p No p a p e r of t h e S t a t e t o contri
jury decided t h a t t h e h o g r than any St v.ing Alar.ldae in the World. —
d o u b t there i s now more op b u t e their p a p e r s t o these
for points
was Brown's a n d worth 8 2 5 |Exntnine THE ROYALyou will of 2
excellence, and
2
position t o S t a t e a i d t o t h e u n f o r t u n a t e s , who a r e s h u t
2
buy no other.
Shelby Aurora* In Polk
University t h a n ever before, off from t h e i r h o m e news u n a
b u t I d o n lit t h a t t h e Legisla t h e general news of t h e Stati c o u n t y a leading Republican |P.UYAE S. M, CO., Rockford. fil. |
Einw;iiiimijii:i'riii!:t;riif:!iJ:ri!iiiitii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP
t u r e will g o s o f a r a s t o wifh- l t would be a source of edu recently elected t o a n import
d r a w t h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n . c a t i o n , a s well a s pleasure t o a n t position was refused cred
i t foi 8 1 , 5 0 t o p a y for cam
T h a t would kill t h e Universi these children.
t y . As t o t h e election of the
1 he Hera Id vv o u I d s u gges t paign shoes. T li i s refusal
election of t h e United S t a t e s t h a t every p a p e r in t h e S t a t e c a m e from Mr. Len. T h r o n e ,
S e n a t o r s , Butler will g e t t h e d o n a t e a y e a r ' s subscription c h a i r m a n of the Republican
l o n g term w i t h o u t a n y objec t o t h e Deaf a n d Dumb School. executive c o m m i t t e e of Folk
t i o n . As t o t h e s h o r t t e r m , T h i s would n o t cost t h e pa c o u n t y , yet t h i s leading Re •f£ H£C£1PT OF SO CEKYS
publican w a s elected t o re
t h e r e will be a spirited con pers much a n d i t would u- form o u r S t n > a n d usher in
WE V;iLL MAIL A BOX OF
t e s t in which P r i t c h a r d , M o t t m o u n t t o a g r e a t deal t o t h e t h e d a w n of b e t t e r times.
E w a r t a n d Dockery will be Sehoo'.—Morga n ton Hera Id. Such a r e the s h a m s o f wouidi be reformers who need t o ret h e principal figures. As t o
H & nl a vm
I form themselves while trying
t h e c o n t i n u a n c e of the Agri
Fayetteyille Observer. Ev t o legislate a n d reform 0111
THE OILY IN?ALL!ELE CUSE FOR
c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t , t h a t idences multiply of t h e colon- j {Dinnm*'.
Tetter, Ground Itcli. Itciiirg PP a Ring
will depend o n w h a t t h e far s a l m i s t a k e m a d e by t h e d e m
m e r s s a y . T h e r e is consider o c r a t i c p a r t y in n o t calling
Worm and all Itching S^'n Diseases.
Diood and Skin Diseases
a b l e s e n t i m e n t t h a t it is of Congress t o g e t h e r iinmejiIf you t-rve TETfEn, it natters
how long it Has
•xisted, TETTtF.lfic will as certainly cure
n o use s a v e t o prevent fertili a t e l y a f t e r t h e i n a u g u r a t i o n
you as you use it.
zer f r a u d s , a n d t h a t t h e re l a s t y e a r t o c a r r y o u t t h e
Harmless, Pair.lass and Fragrant.
mainder of i t should be abol m a n d a t e of t h e people t o reif yen »re^dissatisfied
ished. T h e museum of couise peal t h e MeKinlev bill a n d en i , POTAWIO n w o n WA»N««RFANS F - V g y Refunded reunite— References—
witi! the
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t te curs nil manner of Bleed aud SLiti disSouthern Bank of the State of Geon;ia, Cliai,
It Is the great
would be r e t a i n e d . Whenever a c t a tevenue tariff. All t h e , €!*>•.•». -.rifrinw Krm' dy,Soi.theru bufldtng tip LAOI iiai k, and NaOonal Hank of F -avannaa.
pnd t»
and cures all manner
I11 b ^
d
i t c a n be d o n e t h e r e will be l a t e n t protection virus in t h e : I o f \r*l;^ l a n d0bdl o o^ a dis>-a!-a*«., »As a b u i ; 'ir.r
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BOONE,
WATAUGA
Ext?acts Fiom Cleveland's Message.
COUNTY,
N.
C.,
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 13, 1894,
S O . 8.
ploy men t f o r ships when fund is t o he paid into this! WASHINGTON
IT f r h l t , there were when it was ineorbuilt and the American sail- Rafety fund, ; i l ,d i t s notes'
rrespenrteot. Poriiteci.in the t " bili.
Fr m
Ur Regular
$5. COF5DOYAN,
' I In 3 tariff net passed a t o r should he resurrected and are t o be redeemed in the ° °
FRENCH AENAMELLED CALF.
That is the common sense
M-.teFK-E:GALF& KANCARCl the last session of Congress again take his place a s a first instance from such safeNo messageever written b.v i of the matt. r. If t h e oppo$ 3.5JP POLICE,3 SOLES.
n e e d s important amend sturdy nn.i industrious riti-ity fund I h , m „ „ t e , l , H n y j PreeidentCWvelnnd vvaa nv,re taeTi ir^ t u x could T o t
*?&?.* 2 WOSKINGMfmo
^ EXTRA FINE. 'S
ments, if it is t o be executed zen in the time of peace and impairment of such fund attentively listened t o than prevt t fcs IKing included
r(|i
*2.*I /s SOYS'SCHCOLSHOES.
effectively and with certain a patriotic and sale defender caused thereby t o be made t h a t sent, in to-day. The the tari if II. thp.y certainly
.•LADIES
tffriff
ty. In addition t o such nec oi American interests in the good from the immediately general topics treated bv the cannot movent an appropri
, SEND FOR CATALOGUE
essary amendments a s will day of conflict. The ancient available cash assets of said message, including the for ation J p put it into effect. :
W-L.-DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MAS3.
not change rates of duty. 1 provision of our law, denying bank, and if these should be eign relations of the govern /Ther^^s reason, too, for the
xou can save "innpy by purcLasina \V, E,
Am'M-iean registry t o ship* insufficient such impan ment
il.itiiihts Shutrt,
Because, we rve tlic largest nianufacturers of am still very decidedly in fa
ment, were all t h a t a n y dem beliel t h a t Senator Hill, who
advcruseii GI<X-3 in the world, aacl guarantee
built abroad and owned b,v t o be made good by p r o r a t a
the value by stamping the name and'price on vor of putting coal and iron
ocrat could desire, a n d the led the fight* against the in
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes upon flit" )ree list.
So far a s Americans appears in the assessment a m o n g the other financial recommendations come t a x in the Senate, will
equal custom wort in style, easy fitting a-d
light of present conditions banks, their contributionsIcannot be fully understoo<
wearing qualities. We lu've them sold every,
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE
where at lower prices for the value-given t an
not only ref ise t o aid in try
|Hy other make. Take no substitute. If your
is concerned, I would beglad, not only t o be a failure fot constituting a first lien upon until considered i 11 eonnec ing t o defeat the appropria
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
Dealer, whose namn will shortly ap" u 11 der ex is t ing;1g g r a vat ions, good a t every point, but t o the assets of t he failed bank tion with Secretary Carlisle's
tion but will himself vote for
ptar hear. Agents wanted. Apply at
in favoi of the contributing annual report, t o be sent t it, a s he is on record a s op
to see every particle of differ be nearer a
once.
RELIC OF BARBARISM
banks. Asa further security it Congress to-morrow, whi<..
ential duty in favor of refined
than anything t h a t exists iscontemplated t h a t the exis-! contains the details of the posing any and all a t t e m p t s
sugar stricken o u t of o u r t a r
t o embarras officials by with
iff law. If, with all the favor under the permission of a ting provision, fixing theindi [ plan for reform of the cur holding appropriations ask
now accorded the sugar re s t a t u t e of the United States. vidnal liability o i the stock- renc.v of , | ) e c o l l n t I V w h i p ed for, to be used in carrying
fining interest in our tariff I earnestly recommend i t s holders is to be retained and - the President s o strongly en out existing laws.
and
tile bank's liidebteIness on dorsed in his message. What
laws, it still languishes t o prompt repeal.
Representative Cooper, of
the extent of closed refineries THE SECRETARY'S FINANCIAL account of its circulating w j | | be the result of these fl I la., thinks the proper way
SCHEME.
notes is t o lie made a first; nancial recommendations it
and thousands of discharged
The Secretary of the Treas lien oil all its assets. F o r t h e will he imp issihle t o say nn to fi!I the uffice of poatmas
workmen, if would seem t o
The following letter gives you
ury presents in his report a purpose of meeting the ex- ril the sentiment ot the dem ter . s t o have him elected by
present a hopeless case for
an idea of how the Policy Holdscheme, modifying the pres pense of printing notes, otfl- ( ) e r u t t , h a 8 h i l d t h n e t o , ) e providing therefor. Heis al
i Hers of the
reasonable legislative a i d .
s o strongly in favor of the
ent hanking laws and pro tin! supervisiou, cancellation eome apparent.
Whatever else is done o r
viding for the issue of circu and other like charges, there Speaker O i s p looked quite adoption of some system of
omitted, I earnestly repeat
currency reform t h a t will give
lating notes by
shall be imposed a t a x of say a s good natured when he
are satisfied with the result of
here the recommendation I
STATE BANKS FREE FROM TAX % per cent, per annum upon rapped the House t o order the needed e'asticity t o o u r
their investment.
have made in another por
currency, eitherthat propose
A TION,
GREENVILLE. S. C., Sept. 4,1803.
tion of this oomniunicat'on, u n d e r c e r t a i n l i m i t a t i o n s . the average a mo u n t of notes a s he could possible have ed by Secretary Carlisle o r
W.J. RonDEY, Rock Hill.S. C.,
Dear Sir : —In reply to yours of the
t h a t the additional duty of The Secretary explains his in circulation. I t is furthei looked hud a majority of t h e something else upon which a
28th of July, giving me results of my
one-tenth of a cent per pound plan so plainly and its ad provided t h a t there shall be House been a s fortunate a s majority can get together,
Tontine Policy in the Equitable,
P« Bvvould say that I am morethan pleased
laid upon sugar imported vantages are (levelopen by no national banknotes issued himself in getting re-elected and of a bill providing for the
'p.] with the result. I have decided to
take the cash surrender value of my
from counties p a y i n g a him with such remarkable of a less denomination t h a u j a n t j hj 8 own re-election of t h e building of the Nicargua ca
policy. Let me know at once what
bounty 011 its export be clearness that a n y effort on $10, thateach National bank j Speakership been assured nal. He sa3*8 t h a t if he could
do do. I have been out of town for
some time.
Very truly,
abrogated. I t seems t o me my part t c present argu except in the case of a failed Indeed, the most noticeable lave his way he would make
L- M. EOLLIN.
t h a t exceedingly important ment in its support would bank, shall redeem o r retire feature on t h e democratic this session ot Congress,
The sooner you secure a policy
considerations point, t o the be superfluous. I shall, there its notes in the first instance side of the House, aside from short a s it will be, memora
the sooner you will derive the
property of this amendment. fore, content myself with a n a t its own office o r a t agen the entirely t o o numerous ble in the history of t h e de mbenefit and the less it will cost
you. Write for facts and fig
"With the advent of a new unqualified endosement of cies designated by i t a n d empty chairs, was the pre ocratic party. I t ' s a pity
ures to-day. Address
tariff policy not only calcu t h e Secretary's proposed t h a t no fixed reserve need be vailing good nature of those there are n o t more demo
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
lated t o relieve the consum changes in the law and a brief maintained 011 account of de w h o w e r e d e f e a t e d l a s t crats of the same mind.
For the Caroliiias,
Rock Hill, S. C.
month. If the republicans
ers of our land in the cost of and .imperfect statement of posits.
Although nothing can be
"Another very important expected t o see a n a r r a y of
their daily life, b u t t o invite their prominent features.
PROFESSIONAL.
taken,there is little room for
feature of this plan is the ex
a better development of A" I t is proposed t o repeal emption of S t a t e banks from long faces they were disap loubt t h a t the subcommitpointed.
merican thrift and create for all laws providing for the de
W. B. C0UNC1LL, JB.
taxation by the U. S. in case There have been a number t3e which went t o Cleveland,
us closer and nu re profitable posit of United States bonds
Ohio, to investigate charges
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
c o m m e r c i a l r e l a t i o n s w i t h a s security for circulation; where it is shown t o the sat o f informal conferences o f igainst Judge Ricks, of hav
isfaction of the Secretary of
Boone, N. C. t h e res t of t h e wo r1d, i t, f o 11 o w s
t o permit National banks t o the Treasury and Comptroll democratic Senators and Re ing appropriated feesproperpresentatives for the purpose
a s a logical,impera tive neces issue circulating notes n o t
er of the Currency by banks of discussing the probability y belonging t o the govern
W. B. COUNUILL, M. D.
sity t h a t we should a t once exceeding in a m o u n t 75 per
ment to his o.vn use, will in
Boone, N. C.
remove the chief if not the cent, of their paid up and elaimingsuchexemption t h a t of reaching a n agreement on ts report t o the Judiciary
they have not had outstand a programme for the session,
Resident Physician. Office only obstacle which has s o
on King Str^ north of Post long prevented o u r participa unimpared capital, provided ing their circulating notes ex and there is some talk of Committee of the House t a k e
the ground t h a t the charge
they deposit with the Gov
Office.
tion in the foreign carrying ernment a s a guarantee fund needing 75 per cent of their holding a joint caucus and was proven, in fact, virtually
paid np and and unimpaired
trade to the sea.
in United States legal tender capital t h a t their stockhold- requiring everv man who a t - id mi tted by Judge Rick s
i tends t o pledge himself t o himself. I t is thought t h a t
FREE SHIPS
n o t e s including treasury
''A tariff built upon the notes of 1890, a sum equal ere are individually liable f o i - L t a m 1 l l v whatever program- he question of whether im
AUORNEY A1 LA
theory t h a t i t is well t o check in amount t o 3 0 per cent, of the redemption of their circu- me the caucus adopts. I f peachment proceedings shall
MARION,
ati
o the full
imports, and t h a t a home the notes they desire t o issue tentn g notes town,..shin exof their
of
T1!'1 b *
I be instituted will be l e f t "for
(o)
arket should bound the in- this deposit t o be maintained t
1 snip O', from a sufficient number to the fall committee to fWirfo
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( . ()Il f,. 0 ] ). of 1, ii nnwp
Will practice in the courts ol
and effort of Ameii- a t all times; b u t whenevei . stock; that such banks ha ve conrroi both House „ n .j Sen- L,. committee " make AM
,
.
,
.
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and
I he
v
Watauga, Ashe, Mitch* U, McDow
hV.
xiuces, was fitly sup- a n y bank retires a n y p a r t kept Hud maintained a «uui- a t e t h a t wcnl,I be nnd ex.-el report t o ihe H „
ell and all ither counties m t he pletn
,h« U"'" b*fore
antee fund in United S t a t e s L n t H p a
j by a refusal t o al of its circulation a propor ,
western district fiSPSpecial atten
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,
. . . .
u e n , out 11 is cei tain the holidays huIpms «r»mo
tion given to the collection oi low A
ii U registery t o tional part of its guarantee
vessels bu
treasury T t T i T l s T t e q m i l | V'" 4
' T thi"«
.Li eXf£j
laitni?."^®
o a d , though fund shall be returned t o it; t o 3 0 per cent, of their out» h o prevent, and i t is expected to
owned and
W. B. Councill M. D. T. C. Blackburn
p
] u e t h p m s p | . V f J S - 1 f a v o r , m peachment.
people, thus ex 1 ted by o u r t o permit the Secretary of; standing- circulating n o t e s u f ) l 1
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
g a willingness t o a be
the
o prepan and when presented a t their
U,TiT ii
'T
i^
at
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7*'"*,
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x p
j.
& Blackburn, test for the adva con- ikeepTreasuryi tready• for issue cioall U lr branch uiuuei s. prin- 11>roues,"mTtteve T hO wastt hoL j raised its ugly head again,
o n ihand
o
officers
• i ent a asseitmg h a t
urd
Presir
(
and
American trans-oceani of
.
c i s e a n increase in cirenla- " I t is quite likely t h a t this f H l l l ] ( ,, with t.hnir d WtalT, and the same democratic
Senators whose names were
riage. Our new tariff poN^Jtion is desired blank National scheme may be uselullv amen
hecause of the report he most conspicuously smirched
I tfkT" Calls attended at a 11 built upon the theory t h a t n w n k notes for each bank ded in some of its details but
18 well to encourage such ini- rlUDg circulation, and t o £
is
satisfied i t furnishes a made on affairs in Hawaii, d u r i n g the preparation ofthe
hams
portations a s our people p r ^ t l i e provisions of t h e j basis for very great improve has been disproved in a s t n k sugar schedule of the tariff
June 1 , - 9 3 .
ing manner b y the official bill a r e again figuring in the
need, and that our products tioii^avv imposing limita- ment in our present banking
E. F. LOVILL. J. c. FLETCHER.
order placing Admiral Walk rumors in a manner t h a t is
a n d manufactures should banksV^resfrictions upon and currency system,
er- a t the head of the Light decidedly unpleasant t o dem< 4 I conclude this coinmunifind
every
t o reduce o r
lOVILL & FLETCHER of themarkets in globe is p a r t increase
habitable
con thusperinlKV circulation, cation, f u l l y appreciating House Board, a position t h a t ocratggenerally, however t h e
A 77 ORNR YS A T LA U ,
sistently supplemented b.v o r red u c t i o Y i \ ^ b | j n c m 3 8 e j t h a t the responsibility for all is considered by Naval officers ratio of Senators may lock
BOONE, N. C. the greatest possible liberty of 7 5 per cent ^ O k e limit 1legislation affecting the peo one of the most desirable un a t the matter. Many demo
' M
to
quickly r a H r ™^jtal, ple of the United Stages rests der the government. T h e crats are in favor of settling
^"Special attention given to our citizens in the owner
upon their Representatives President seems t o have a this business for good and all
to the collation of claims
ship and navigation of ships gencies arise. In a* 1Sar-!
* r " guarantee f„n,i r i n Congress,\ and as8urmgi^p e c j H ] ]jking for this method b.v just putting all sugar on
'
in ( ongress, an
tuna tequv 4~ , /-fc tVX 4- It <1 4- !»• ., I * %-* *•%
, It
,y ,
1
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in which our products a n d rhe
^
. XJJiem t h a t , whether in accorJB
NOTICE.
manufactures may be t r a n s i t is proposed t o p i o v , ( ^ L . i c e w jthrecommenviations of knocking out silly stones. the free list.
milotel Property for Sale.
safety fund tor theimme<iiate^^ made o r not, I shall I t is much brtter and far
I On account of failing health ported. The millions now
In Chlcftgo.
t o operate in perfect- more convincing than a
of myself and wife, I oner toi sale paid to the foreigners for c a r redemption of thecirculating!
pslation t h a t tends stereotyped denial.
Mrs Fourth—ilow d o you
my hotel property in the town of lying American passengers notes of failed banks, bv iai-Joj t
Roone, North Carolina, and will and products across the seas posing ^ small annual t a x , [SigncKmerity and welfare
Treasury officials take n o like your new husband?
UxccurV
3ell low for cash and make terms
scock in the stories t h a t ('onMrs. Second (with disapsay % per cent, upon the av W ashingV CLEVELAND."
to suit the buyer, and will take should be turned i n t o Amerigress will refuse t o appropri- pointment)—Well, he's some
,-<f real or personal property in ex- c a n hands.
Shipbuilding, erage circulation o f each
Woman—
,
. ,
vJec.
•J> change. Apply so^n.
bank until the fund amounts s<»en about here\\, _ o, '94. a t e the money needed t o put improvement on the first,
W. L. R RYAN. which has been
PROTRACTED TO STRANGELA- t o 5 per cent, ofthe total cir Tramp—Yes, mJSMtramp the income t a x into opera-j Mrs. F o irth (eneouragingTION,
culation outstanding. W hen was noted for my en turner. tion, for the very simple re; - I.v)—Don't despair, my dear,
FOR DYSPT »8TA,
I tnrllecHtlon anH Stomach disorders, tare
should he revived hv the
MOWN'8 IRON BITTKRH. ^
a hank fails its guarantee push.—Harlem Life. \ys son t h a t there a r e no more I (elt just a s you d o a b o u t it
111 Healers keep It, fl per bottle. Genuine nag
i K m a K S crogaed r w l U n e s o n wrapper. prospect of p r e fi table cuiiponents of t h a t t a x m e p h n the \
Senate o r House iuJ<< • •
THE BEST.
93 Sri^ ttui NC SQUEAKING.
13
Read
Equitable Life
Councill
Physicians & Surgeons.
NEEDED TARIFF LEGISLATION.
�SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
A SKETCH.
Fm Clifton, S. C.
MiMxs
Editor D^mocia t:
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. In Memory of ifrs Mitry Virginia
Council!.
<mui> I
Merry Christmas Is Coming.
I have been silent for some
I 3opyl year
$1.00 The death of this most ex- time a s there has been so
" 0 months
50 ee'lent lady which occurred a t
" 3 months
85 her home in Boone Nov. 26th, inii'*h of a political nature t(
—o—
ADVERTISING RATES.
is sincerely deplorerj by a be dis< us<ed t h a t I would not
I^nch 1 week
$ .75 l a r g r * connection, and none intrude upon your valuable
cv
">V X'n"8 *""d!4 here- 1 l,nvP k «ne loti Of f„„.
» etc ,, s
sti,
° °'columns with local news.
1 " 1 mouth
. 1.75 the less by many friends.
1 ' 3 "
3.00 I would not break the ala Peace and plenty seem t o
1 " 0 "
5.00
s a X " " ' 'r** n U t S > c ~ u t s - 'e-non
| '®ter8' saidines, chewing gmn. cigarettes, chc1 " 1 year
7.00 baster box of praise and shed abound in this part of the
1 column 1 week
9.00 the sweet fragrance over a county and revivals of relig
,ot of-ot"brppMtent9
1
"
1 month
13.50 lifeless form, but speak of her ion are breaking out in ma
1 " 3 «
25.00
ny places. We have had a
1 "
0 "
37.50 a s 1 have always known her.
ALL 4J LOW PRICES.
1 " 1 voar...„.,
50 00 a faithful wife, devoted moth good meeting in our midst a t
er and a sympathetic neigh the Drunkard church eontinfi,",
8 h „ , S )
Entered a t the Postoffieeat bor She \va« born and rais ueing 1 3 days and much in
terest was manifested. Sever
Boone, N. C., a s second-class ed in South Carolina, a n <1
your cakes" 5C ' " liards, toy«, Hre yraok.M's, etc.
'
mail matter.
with her husband, Esq. J as. al proteased faith in Christ
lease call and see my (roods,'you will be pleased with
W . Couneill, moved here soon and eight were baptised in
LOCAL NEWS.
after their marriage, and here the silvery waters of Noith
MV STOCK
LOW PRICKS.
AW
a family of children gladden Fork of New River. Iain de
^ —Christmas Tuesday week.
lighted t o see the Drunkard
ed t heir home, all of whom,
" " , n T 'I'leitila'and customers rt merry Christ
^ L — J o h n s o n EdmistenJE Co., with one exception, Mrs. Al brethren coming t o Hie front
ud vance and hoping t o sett you all a t my store.
•Blowing Rock, has a new ice Lenoir, who now lives in and having revival meetings
^ ^ d in this issue. Read it.
Sumter, S. 0., stood around in t h e i r churches. Our
school is progressing finely
—Will Holselnw's new ad her dying couch. No lad.v of
with Prof. Johnson a s teach
lours' Anxious to please,
vertisement is an interesting our community was esteem
er. Mr. Wint Graybeal has
ed more highly than Mrs.
article. Read it.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW,
Couneill o r will he rn i s s e d built a n extensive barn re
—Mrs. Dr. Couneill is visit
cently and Esq. Dougherty
more sadly. She always made
ing her daughter, Mrs. Jan.
home happy, I would weave is repairing his lower barn.
l ^ T a v l o r , a t Elk Park.
Mr. H. A. Farmer returned
in undying immortells a n d
—The chime of wedding hells place t o her memory beauti from Virginia this week where
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICiNEGOPANY
will soon be heard again in f u l t h o u g h t t o l i v e i n t h e he droye a lot of beef cattle
-OFour town, and two more hap hearts of her children. She for the market. Mr. Farmer
py h°arts will he united.
possessed in a wonderful de has had an extensive trade
ZIONVIUEINORTH GAROINA
—J. H. Shipley, decidedly gree the power of attracting in this line and has been »i
1 ! 1 " ] " entt'ltred in the manufacture a n d sale of a v„|,(
Till* IS No HUM . . l , ,
one of Watauga's most pros the young. She was n kind great help t o the country.
u " 1 ' 1 " " - k.""!v'| " s t h e m o u n t a i n HERB MEDrHarv.r Dixon was recently!
RUG TO DRAW
p e r o u s f u n n e l s , r a i s e d t h i s neighbor, and never turned
tiiin u , "" K , w d o f Oie natural herbs of on. mountain see
y y r on 4% acres of land 335 the needy from her door, but married t o Miss AddieSimcox
TRADE!
1 his wonderful medicine is hi
dispensed charity and hospi The health of this people is
bushels ol corn.
very good.
-o—Mr. E . S. Coffey and Miss tality with a lavish hand. IF
L. E.
Annie P a r k s will be married sickness invaded t h e homes
I WEAw Business.
in the Baptist church in our of'our village, no gentler hand
ANNOUNCEMENT.
cities on the market"
u, u m b e s t
-o—
town on Wednesday, the lift h was found t o smoothe t he snf
The fourth term of Globe
n e 1 Put u p
form's pillow, and when death
' n p f J i , ons 8on em-h in packages with full directions
inst. a t 0:30, p. m.
Academy under the present 1 rom now until the first day with full direct' !
uti nA
uirecnons
entered our home and carried
management will begin Dec.
^ —'The Conference which has our loved ones hence no more
Hfe0cntly closed a t Statesville sympathetic friend could be 31, 1 8 9 1 and continue twen of April 11w 111 sell|my stock ot
we a r e not trying t o Z i m b u g y o u . ^
made no changes in Watauga found, with whom t o share ty weeks.
or Ashe. The same preachers the trouble. I s it any won The Principal a n d Trustees
Zionville, N.
r.VMEDlClM
will spare no pains t o make
remain For another year.
der the many deedsof l o v e
—AND
it a very pleasant and profit
—Several timber men have and kindness performed by
able term for those t h a t a t
been in town several days. her should sum up in the end
tend. We a r e exceptionally
P^Tlie rain h as detained them a beautiful whole and place
well located, being a t the
from examining a hit of fine a crown on the victor's brow?
R 1 0 per cent a b o v t
foot of the Blue Ridge where
Restored to
timber in this county and in
When questioned a s t o the
the air is pure and bracing,
future, the palsied lips, fast
Wilkes.
Perfect Health
the water sweet and cold
stiffening m death, \ lnspere 1 j
—On last Saturday the lit
By the use of
enough, the country unusual
tle son of Mr.
. Johnson, of back, ''Trusting in the Lord.," ly well drained and free from
o
1
Bamboo, swallowed a n un- and we are assured t h a t all epidemics, and among sonm If you don't think I mean it
hulled chestnut, and it lodged who do this will cross death's o* the best people, t h a t are
come a n d look through my
in his throat, causing death ehill.v waters and safely an anywhere t o be found—a
chor in the port of eternal
jjn ii-fomJinnrs.
mighty good place t o spend
peace. Faithful in all of the
"For eight years, I was, most of
•-Christnias is a pproaching duties of life a s wife, mother, a school life. Special induce
the time, a great sufferer from con
stipation, kidney trouble, and indi
and, a s usual, Will \\ . Hols- friend and neighbor, and di ments t o hoarding students t wont, cost you one cent if
gestion, so that my Constitution
claw is prepared t>Sfurnish ed tiusting in the King of are here offered. Those com
you dont purchase.
se-ined to be completely broken
you your holliday go<>]s a t kings and Lord of Lords. ing from a distance will he I have a large stock and
down. 1 was induced to try
MENTAL
AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took
very low prices. Give ht*o «, May the writer, who has liv- well cared far a t the Board*
ENERGY
want t o get rid of i t before
nearly seven Lotties, with such ex
ing House, they can g< I ex
call and he convinced.
cellent results tliaX my stomach,
od near her for thirty years,
spring.
AyERS
0
bowels, and kidneys are In perfect
—The Topic s a y s t h a t John S V f h all others meffi her in tra good homes in the com
munity, o r they can have an
Sarsaparilla condition and, in all their functions,
Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, the-i^ht of a bettm world. It
as regular as clock-Work. At the
office and board themselves.
h # recently b e e n visiting Lin " s
time I licgan taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, my Weight Was only 129
Lnight now t o o u r
CALL AND LOOK! 1 m
pounds, I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health.
> ville. Blowing Bock,and oth deal o ' 1 iond; it will *0*^ jgooH- We are not looking for two
If you could see me before and after using, you Would want me for a
hundred students, but we ex
morning >.
er places of interest in t h 3
'en we meet. her
traveling advertisement. I swear by AYER'S and believe this prep
pect a fairly good school.
again in thfc
aration to be the best in the market to-day.*'—8. P. SMITH, 812 Poplar St.,
mountains.
. .
,
norning when
I would call y o u r attention
We invite the patronage of
Towanda, Pa.
light breaks t<
,
. ,
. .. irwake t h e
—Bain, rain, mini Owing T ,
"I cannot forbear to express my joy at tlw relief I have obtained from
young men who want a n ed t o the big cut in prices in my
slumbers 111 the t« ^
the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles
t o the vast a m o u n t of rain
other lines
ucation and a r e coming here
AN OLD 1
for about six months, suffering greatly With pains in the small of my
and the swoler, condiion of the
O
'END. for the good of the school.
N
back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption.
Boone, Dec. 12.
s t r e a m s , the mails on differThe remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. I then
Those who care for nothing
Poor Digestion
began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it,
routes failed t o make the
but frolic and fun a r e not
I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dia*
M p s t h e t l r . i t d a y s o f t h i s Leads to nervousness, fret fuh'es punted.
appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness
[leevishness. chronic DyspeusiJ
resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may
week.
and great misery. Ho ><1.« Sar- iripf aims are t o look t o 1 he
be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis JARMANN, Janitor, 35
—W. 0 Coffey h a s returned saparilla is the remedy. It tones tfirst of each student, t o
William st., New York City.
the stomach, creates an appetite
from the S t a t e Baptist Con and gives a relish to food. It give tlhonners rightly and
vention a t Charlotte, and re makes pure blood and gives issure uVUch a drill a s will
ports a pleasant trip S a y s healthv action to all the organs apid progyborough ai d
Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer 8t Co., Lowell, Maes.
of the'body. Take Hood's for
teachers fni L t o prepare
ie was well taken care of bv Hood's Sarsaparilla cures.
Has cured others, will cure you
friend with w h o m he stop
Hood's Pills become the favor ngh schools, Nqblie and
ite cathartic with every one who young men for mXaepare
fped.
, I
iractical life. O u r \ a n < j
' The new dwelling being tries them. 25c.
erected by B. J . Couneill, J r . ,
Much has beai said about aim is t o teach them t o
near the residence of John F. the income t a x . I t requires and t o reason and t o M
Hardin, will be, when comple about a half million dollars upon themselves and not t o
waste their time nor depend
t e d , a thing of beauty. Won appropriation t o execute the
upon others. O u r highest
d e r who will keep house for law and many thought this aim is t o d o all the good we
®®-'1TIE DEMOOKAT ONK \EA H nsfi BabLAlt.-®#
X
would kill the t a x , hut i t is can.
B#i?
".voir is mi', i uk 10 suuse it 1he.
B. B DOUGHERTY.
—"The John Shermanizing now positively stated t h a t
the law will be operative anc
of our currency has sent morr
Adlai 8tevenson is t h e
p e o p l e t o h a d e s i n t h e l a s t t h a t the a m o u n t will be up choice of many for the next
twenty years than the devil propria ted t o carry out its D e m o c r a t i c c a n d i d a t e f o r
Bresident. W. II. Morrison
RESPECTFULLY
a s been able t o coax there provisions.
tat time." Until you can Thousands of eases of rheuma is also talked of. "Morrison
of 111 , and Russell of Mass,
W. L. ISR1X
IfTect this great wrong, buy tism have been cured by Hood will in all probability be the
a'dkour hardware a t N. M Sarsaparilla. This is abundau ticket. This will make a
reason for belief that it will cur
Relic .« en rnMi of '.he tnueoi. mentv " Tend
c^GONoRF.HCEAc.alGLEHT nr?Tjt Z u o
[Allen's North Wilkeeboro. N. you. strong one.
otber uotrmcn; rf c sary. Kevnc- m i;
?
leaccl KTf ^.rjurf.u,
effc y. rt.cc. J.^sLui
11
hj::r
v
SAY!
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
A Broken-Down Man
COST!
STOCK
Ayeirs
Sarsaparilla
Ayor's Sarsaparilla
\
by OniReists.
OD MLM 6a. Pro's,
�.taaga Democrat
COUNTY EXHHUl.
I t now looks like Jeter ha ve been agreed on between The President's message is News a n d Observer: T h e
(Continued from 4th pag i .) Pritchard will be cue of t h e ! ' hina a n d J a p a n . J a p a n will r t verv lengthy document t o o WATAUGA DEMOCRAT is anxjLTatum
juror F t 9 4 1 10 United S t a t e s Senators tor accept a n indemnity o $400, long for o u r eolumns, and we ions t o know whether tl.e
'"lay live. IS,
F M Holsclaw ' '
' 1.10 North Carolina, and we judge 000,000, t o be in install- only publish some extracts victory i n North Carolina
4 1.10
J c NOITIH
4 1 . 1 0 t h a t Marion Butler will be inents, with certain territory {therefrom. It is considered a last November was a Repub
p e a r s t o us now, t h a t J p itobbins
4 2.10 ditto.
I t looks this way of China.
plain statement of tacts with bean o r Populist victory. I t
ver issue is the rock on jpssee Adams
4 4.80 now.
w H Norris
But suppose t h a t the
Cn e f o r Headache.
o u t a n y political bias whit- depends upon what will pay
t h e Democratic and
4 5.00
w M Brown
pressure of the National Re-| As a remedy lor all forms of ever. The financial condition the leaders best. If there is
epublicaii parties will w M Greene
4 4.GO
publican committee should Headache Electric Bitters as of the country is fully s e t more money and more office
4 4.75
t h be split in twain. The j A Hampton
proved to l>e the best. It effects
4 4.60 be brought t o bear on o u r a }>ermanent cure and the most forth, arid a change of t h e in Republicanism, it will be
^moeratic party in the east J D Harrison
4 6.00 North Carolina Republicans drea led habitual sick headaches banking laws are reeommen- Republican; if Populism will
d n o r t h with Cleveland is c P Henson
4 6.60 and the,) undertake t o elect \ieldto its influence. We urge ded.
pay the best, it will be Popu
posed t o f r e e coinage, it L wagner
4 6.60 two Republicans a s intimat- j f11 wtl° ar?
to procure a
John wilson
list.
file t h e southern and wes- j L Glenn
bottle, and give tins remedy a
4 6.30
ed by ex-chairman Eaves? fair trial. I11 cases of habitual
rn democracy is almost a L c wilson
4 6.40
4 6 00 Then we would have a lively constipation Electric Bitters
lit f o r it. The question T B Fletcher
more uncertain cures by giving the needed tone
4 6.40 time sure,
en i s liow a r e these two w it ltominger
10 the Dowels, and few cases long
4 5.60 things t h a n this have haj>.0.
resist the use of this medicine.
? t i o a s t o unite? The Re- R w presnell
4 5.50
j
pened. Democrats need not Try it once. Large bottles only
f>lican party north a r e for wci)Bowles
4 4.35
Norris
bother o v e r the matter. fifty cents at VV. L. Bryan's
g o l d standard. Thesouth- David Younce
4 6 20
What difference would i t store.
4 6.30
western Republicans p o Hamlet
The two great religious bod
4 5.90 make whether Marion Butler
t h e recent new allies, T p Adams
ies, Baptists and Methodists,
* 5.90 o r Dr. Mott was elected it is
^ p u l i s t s , a r c far any- j s Lewis
.0.
4 5.80 all the same in politics a n y are both in sesssion in North
F p Mast
t o g e t office a t least
4 5.60
G w Bradley
Carolina; the Baptists a t
wuv.
Owing to n recent change
i s t h e only conclusion Lcin wilson
4 6.60
Mr. M. SymorvM
Charlotte and the Methodists
Baltimore, Ml.
in o u r business, t h a t is, from
4 6.00
n arrive a t by their re- w Brcwn
Any one who has children a t Durham. The Baptist Con
4 6.70
the "Old Time" credit sys
votes. We will venture j j L church
will rejoice with L. B. Mul- vention n ')Nv assemhed ii.
4 5.50
ford, of Plainfield, N. J . His
prediction t h a t no candi- j c Brown
tem t o a
4 5.90
Tired Feeling— Severe
little hoy, five years of age, Charlotte has over three bun
t e will be successful on a w H Brown
4 6.05
Hc&ciachos, Ho appetite
H T shook
was sick with croup. F o r dred delegates. The Metho
ee silver issue in the next Alf watson
4 6.10
two d a y s and nights he tried dist Conference is also large Six Bottles of Hood 's Sarsapariila
4 5.95
e t i o n for President. Our j B Johnson
Drlns 3acH
Life.
We a r e able t o o f f e r y o u
various remedies recommend ly attended. Both of these
Co..
4 6.00
ilit.y a s a financier will n o t Ben J Green
ed by friends and neighbors. bodies report gre i t increase "C. 1. Hood & — BeLowell, Mass.:
"Doar aim:
tore ushig l'aod's Sarsapa
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
4 6.20
rilla 1 was Iroqueutly sick and did not know
He says: " I thought sure 1
tity u s in saying t h a t the j c profit
4 6.10
t w a s t h m a t t e r i t h m e O n e a y would
would lose him. J had seen i n t h e l a s t y e a r a n d b o t h w h a so ttred e1 cou'.d whardly . stand,dtlio 1neat I ., . a t 24 ctw per lb.;
le coinage idea would be G w smith
leel
4 6.10
j G walker
Chamberlain's Cough Rem have made unusually large w o u l d l m v s a s a T e r " h e a d a c h e a n d s o o n . n o t tlOO(l gl*eeil COffee lit 20 (.'tS.
ye b e s t for our present ills, T A cable
4 6.50
the uc.xi i >y would
edy advertised and thought collections for objects requii hnnwloK w ,.t any apatite and bring lorUi.
I did no", have
per lb ;
hre n o t informed, n o r d o B F Burkett
4 6.00
Was Creafy Run Down.
I would t r y it a s a last hope ing funds. The Baptists have
4 C" s igar a t 1 6 lbs.
4 5.40
^ claim t o know what would w D Edmisten
I
medicines hut
and air happ3* t o say t h a t spent for the Board of Mis iktried a fc,ood many heard a g'wttthey did me Extra
> good. Baring
deal about
4 7.10
e b e s t , although we live a- c c Adams
after two doses he slept until
Hood's rkuaapurlha X decided to try a botiie. I to the dollar; good, heavy
sions $126,487.18.
4 5.90
w H Edmisten
morning. I gave it t o him
•ng men who a r e ablejlto
domestic a t 7 cts per y a r d .
4 6.00
T J Tugman
The Pains of Rheumatism
next d a y and a cure was ef
ich us all a b o u t i t , and T J palmer
11 to zxj I s^Cures 6i<S"VVehave just received
I soon felt better. I have uow
6.50 fected. I keep this remedy According to the best authorties am glad
r eTieard our fellow citizens
James Day
' 5.60 in the house now and assoon originate in a morbid condition Uiod six bottles and feel as well as ever. It has 30 oases of gent's and Indie's
4 5.80
been ot great benefit
a l l a b o u t the p r o p e r d i n j s stansbur.y
a s any of my children show ofthebloed. Lactic acid, caus my appetite auil to mo as I have regained shoes, a lid Will Sell them lit
'
4 6.90
Now Enjoy Coed Hsnlth.
»s, b u t these same finan- w vv Norman
prices t o suit the buyer.
signs of croup I give i t t o ed by the decomposition of the
' 6.05 them and t h a t is the last of gelatinous and albuminous tis I can strongly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla
reformers solidly voted Rufus Greer
Call and sre us and we will
as an excellent blood m»*.'deinc." M. Sy.mons,
4 5.60
Roby Brown
it." 2 5 and 50 cent bottles sues, circulates with the blood «3 Als<(uiUi Street. Halimiore, Maryland.
i n s t these financial prinsa ve you money.
4 5.70
and attacks the fibrous tissues,
j c smith
for sale by W. L. Bryan.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly au4
les l a s t election, and we are Mike Banner
particularly in the joints, and eXucici:Uy, ou the liver <u»l bowels. 26c.
4 6.60
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & 00
thus causes the local manifesta
4 6.10
in t h e dark a n d we are p L Ham by
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
The free silver advocates tions of the disease. The back
Buukicu's A.iiini Su'v'i *
4 5.75
ding around in great w L Greene
are now in]! a gloomy mood and the shoulders are the parts The best salve in the world for
4 5.45
mess a n d gloom and G H Hayes
usually affected by rheumatism, r u t s , D l ' l i i o e u , b u i ' u t j , Scut I ht ' U I l l ,
4 1.70 in the House. The most pro
and the joints at the knees ank levt r sores, tetter, cli«tpf>ed hanus
*t know what t o s a y o r j c shull
4 3.10 nounced s i l v e r advocates
wiley Hodges
les, hips and wrists an also ehilblainu, corns, ami till skin
is we have lost confidence j M Hodges
4 3.10 were defeated by the votes of
sometimes attacked. Thousands eruptions, and positively cures
4 3.10
L - r P o p . friends who were James Arrant
the Reps, and Pops., a 11 d of people have found in Hood's piles, or no pay required. It is
4 3.10
| n g t o lead us i n t o the josph phipps
therein re only six Pops elect Sarsaparilla a positive and per guaranteed to give perfect satis
4 3.10
manent cure for rheumatism. It faction or money refunded.
As t h e season is over we
tt a s we thought, but now smith watson
4 3.10 ed t o the next House, where has had "remarkable success in Price 25 cents per box. For sale
Esavv Hodges
| y h a v e left us in worse fi
will sell our stock of HA( K 8
1 3.10 a s they have eleven in t h e curing the most severe cases. bv W. L. Bryan.
icial fog t h a n we were be- J F FOX
The secret of its snecessities in
4 3.10 present House.
In most ca
j p Hagaman
SURBIES. BUGGIES, DOU
fe o u r enlightenment quer j Lee Hayes
4 3.10 ses these wild Populists have the fact that it attacks at once
the cause of the disease by neu
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
Did they want u s t o follow j A Aldridg
' 3.10 voted against a silver Demo tralizing the lactic acid and puri
4 1.10
i n t o the Radical camp? j c .Jones
fying the blood, as well as stren
NESS,
4 1 . 1 0 cr at and for a Republican
gthening eve;y function of the
d i d n ' t g o for w e have Edmond Green
4 1 . 1 0 who is opposed t o free silver. bodv.
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
(O)
iggled and worked hard j Lee Hayes
4 1.10 North Carolina furnishes one
T F coffey
One of the great secrets in ma
At A Very Low Price.
fee t h e war t o keep from j M Hodges
4 1.10
Well! this bea'sthe record. king money is to know how to
half of the Pops iri the next
4 1.10
ider t h e Republican des- joe Hodges
The Republican Congression save it. The principal way tosave They are all I JRST CLASS
4 3.10 House, b u t you will not dis
w T storie
uctive policy a n d will noc
al committee has really sent money is to buy that which yon a n d almost a s good a s new.
4 1 , 1 0 cover anvdifference between
from the
w T storie
llow a n y man, though he
o u t word t o those fellows who consumethe BEST party who will
4 1 . 1 0 the votes of these six Pops,
sell yon
article for the
Will sell on time, o r t r a d e
H M Banner
! a pious P o p . into the en4 1 . 1 0 a ndlJie other republicans. VVe were defeated for Congress by LEAST money In order to find
j o n t H . Brown
the above named part y
lies ranks.
jahn H Norris whole and half ha«J a s well call them all Re their Democratic opponents, essential that you call it is very for good stock.
and ex
t h a t they need n o t file their
Call on ns a t once a t BlowCongress is a c t i v e I y a fees 2.45, J L Taturn whole & publicans and save time.
amine my immense stock id
contests unless they have
half tees .30.
urk a n d all hands appear MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
ir g Rock. We will
here
F or rheumatism I have just merit for contest. Did
ixious t o d o something, D N Horton sur road 1 2 . 1 5
until Oct. 1st.
/
you ever?
i t i t appears evident now w 0 coffey chin Bd co corns Tound nothingequal t o Cham
berlain's Pain Halm. I t re
RESPF^FLLY ,
The Discorerj Gaud Bis Life.
l a t there will be n o further 10.15, H H Farthing mem Bd lieves the pain assoon a s apWhich is almost complete in ev
Mr. (i. Caillouettc, Druggist.
co corns 12.35, j c Horton plied. J . VV. Yaung, West
iriff legislation this session,
J iLXKJ^ CRAIG J- < O.
Bea versville, HI., says. ''To Dr. er v department, consisting ot
ren the sugar schedule will mem Bd co corns 9.65 c J cot- Liberty, W. Va. The prompt King's New Discovery I owe my Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Blowinip^' k 8ep. 12, '94.
treil elk Bd co corns 31.13, D
s t a s well a s coal and iron- F Baird shff guard on bench relief it affords is alone worth life. Was taken with I.a Grippe Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware,
Groceries, Saddles. QueensANTE 1)1
is now claimed t h a t the warrant 2.15, D F Riird shff many times the cost, fifty and tried all the physicians for
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts.
cents. I t s continued use will miles about, but of no avail and
emedy for disease and de
indition of the Treasury holding court fall term 1 8 9 3 effect a permanent cure. For was given up and told I could Etc., Etc., too numerous to men
ty, espei ially for thosedifl
tion.
ill n o t admit of further re- 57,10,vv Bcouncill M D exam sale by VV. E. Bryan.
:i o t live. Having Dr. King's
•uses which physicians have
New Discovery in :ny store 1 sent
jctions in tariff duties' The ining N calaway and s ByI have just received the nixj pronounced incurable.
land 12.15, T H Taylor dyna
for a bottle arid began its use
and most complete line
jaiiciel condition ofthecoun mite for roads 5.15, A F Da
Rer. J a s . II. W eston is now and from the first dose began to
We give bf lovv ;i few of t}/*
y require immediate action vis su rveyi ng wil kes wata ug a in New York City reading get better, and after using three
the many letters which we
i
hich will engage t h e atten- and Ashe road 34.65, win E proof of his book 011 Mar bottles was up and about again
ibitcd to have received, and which we
it is worth its weight in gold. We That has ever Iw-f
nn of Congress for days, Greene Treas com over paid shall Ney. of France, a 11 d
publish with the consent of
<p and surwon't keep store or house with
the writers who a r e conviii'*he whole banking system co fund 9.88, T J coffey and Peter Stewart Ney, of North out it," Get a free trial at VV. L. the citizens
sisting of
roundin.
v ' eH an d shades
vies and sh a des ed t h a t such a remedy a s we
ill 110 doubt under g o a Bro sundries for prisoners C a r o l i n a . T h e f o r t h c o m Bryan's store.
Gillie ^,'lain Lawns, f'hal- ha vpdescribed has been fouml
5.45, w L Bryan com on fin.
l a n g e a n d general revision 4 q r 4.15, R c Rivers pub c<> ing book of Rev. Weston will
Faie'je.iTes Ginghams, Nan- in Corn pound Oxvgen Treatnet*,
:*eretary Carlisle's plan is EX 21.15, H C Miller lumber show t h a t Marshall NVv. in- Chairman Babcock of the lies. iam brays. ( a-shmeres, uier.t of Drs. Stuikey & PaNational Republican party
Jtas, Bleeching. Damask leli.
1 v o r a h i y considered by
perv, Sheeting, Plaids, cotsays t h a t the Republicans
o s t all t h e Democratic
rona< jeans etc. which will "My daughter was cured of
les.
halve 1 1 0 idea of re inacti
embers and also some of
5e sold at reduced prices for cash Asthma by one treatment otrom
le Republicans. The Presi- dynamite for roads 8 . 2 8 , T J North Airolina. He having the McKinley a r t . It is
>r its equivolent. meeting anddc wund Oxygen, after suffering
m t favors Mr. Carlisle's pro coffev ard Bro sundries f o r evaded the authorities and news t o hear him say * v P r fying all
for fitteen years, ED. B. WILLIS,
the Democratic p - » h f
Tyler, Texas.
REASONABJ E COMPETITION
>sed system of a change, co 2.72, w B council co Atty come t o this State.
does anything mo^f j n r p _
59.15, w L Bryan Mer for Lee
:id recommends i t t o Con
B . M y entire stock
"I used joor compound Oxy
to never be for#9. t G f [{ e _
•ess in his message. The Triplett 1.90, w c coffey chm
of General Merchandise will gen about a year and a half a
Bd cocoms 1st qt 94 12.15, " I t is n pleasure t o sell pealing t h i s ^ j t . v
I neglected
tell yon of
resident is also in favor of H H Farthing mem Bd county Chamberlain's Cough Rem
be sold a t reduced prices ior go. grea t benefit toreceived from
t lie
I
»e repeal of the tax 011 coins, 10.95, J c Horton mem edy.'' *ays Sricknev & Dent publican
• ASH or its equivolent.
its use. I have not been troub
ctor's Favorfte.
bate banks. I t is hoped ber Bd co coins 11.65 ,c J cot ler, d r legists, Republic, Ohio.
led with catarrh since.—F. IV,
''Because a customer aftm
illam, who jiractic!n order t o make room for Revels, Syracuse University Sy
i a t something will be done trell elk Bd co coins 42.40, w once using it, is almost cer
ne over fortv years, o- new stock, I am offering my en
racuse, N. Y.
used and claimed tl at tire lot of
) make money more elastic L Bryan com on finance2.15,
tain t o call for it when agai
w A Hoke jailor of caId well
nic Blood Balm, which has
i d bring i t o u t from its hid2.95, J F Hardin lumber for in need of such a medicin ;en in use nbaut fiifty.five vears R E A D Y - M A D E CLOTHING Send for book of two hundred
pages for furdber information, tcs
g places. I t is said t h a t coffin for pauper 2.25, G w We sell more of it than of
as the best tonic and blood >uA1 COST.
other cough medici
tiiuoniais, etc. A hook sent free.
ri fler ever given to the world. ' It
lere is money enough in the councill makingcoffinforpau
handle, and it alwa
Home Treatment sent out by ex
never fails to
>untry, but the g r e a t trou- pei 1.75, T L critcheJ helping satisfaction." Fcu^Uh- lignant ulcers,cure the most ma Thanking niv friends and cus- press in ie used at home. Office
sores rheumatism t nners for the liberal patronage
Treatment administered here.
e with most of us. we have survey road 3,15. J c McGhee coldsanu croup m IA b Pv catarrh and all skin and blood
repairing court house chimdiseases. Price per larao bottie they have given me in the past
)t g o t enough t o d o o u r
o u t a n equal.
mid soliciting a continuation ai
riej 7 s4 .15, wl Bryan goods
$1.00. I' or sale l»y druggistH.
VV. L. Brvar> .
T,
isiness with
tie same so long as I merit it I
for prisoner .40.
onoon Dec.
1529 Arch St. Phlledclphl?, pa.
HM
RESPECTFULLY,
(Continued next week)
H. Clay Evans' majority
120 Sntter St. San Francisco, Cal.
Report^erms
P^oce 8 ^ " P a y your subscript t ,
r Governor o f Tenn., a- 8^One dodai pays for the {rj(
M B BLACKBURN Please mentiOB this paper.
J
i_i8t Peter Ttirney is 811. Democrat one vear.
Do You Want Money?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
Run Down
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IMPORTANT
SALE.
HOW TO SAVE MON
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GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
PEY
Drs, Starkey & Palen,
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DIVIDING SPOILS.
<1 II
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HMOCK ATIR family newspaper, p « l n r o t h o t v v u w i n g s o f t h e
prot.nl to the interest ol Conn*L . *•
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v
\ State and .>ainjn. Published (combine in N. C. tli.it it saloii.xe aim Nation. i umimi-Tji••rv Tnursdav at Boone, Wa ready understood among the
Comity. Vi.
leader* tlmt the -(nsioir will
WoUSTYEX HI lill.
i continue, end m 189t>, they
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I are sermons in such figures.--Re1
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ter
hnB
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up a paper that shall reflect the
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rnnrrjed
hnpp.lv. Hw hu-twodj
n o t we iiltb. it mu»t he
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
t
(Continued from lust week.) wl "
J 1 "*
admitted, but he has fnmily.
hand over theelectornl vote] M r 8 Gadd-Y.*, i heard) • Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
whole and haf fees
4.30 of N. C. to the Repubicanean he was a widower with six
M Davis
Producing Long-Sightednest, £ fiestor4.00 candidate for President. The children.—Harlem Life.
• i
ing the Sight of the Old.
CYlinebnrgo 4
3.00 ' Messenger' some two or three
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Siye
j Lookahill *
Recalled The Pant*
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lathes,
2.10 weeks ago prophesied this.
H B woodrin*
in rwstuie <rick KEUEPIID rEimnrctiuL
3 30 It is very easy and natural. "You ought to see the way Also, equally efficacious when c»ed In other
J R Reese
*
maladies, each as L'lcers. Fevor Sorea,
3.80
Timor., Salt Kfc.aaa. Ber»». PI(•>•.{»
81a t hers is running for office,
H M sugars 4
loilammation exists, BfS Ti.
3 40 When the populists can unite said one veteran to another. wherever may be used to advantage. UTIL.L. a
BJLL I'K
W H Greer '
__ £«ld by all Druaaiata at '£& Cents.
2.90 with n rejected party it holds
H winebarger '
"I don't doubt it's interest
3 30 scarcely a principle or tie
REggais '
2.50 tnnnd in common, the next ing. 1 haven't seen him do
Ed Alien
THE NORTH CAROLINA
2 35 step is easy, and the dilu any running since the war."
13' J Brown '
College of
2.90
— Washington Star.
Is M church '
tion being already n pronoun
Agriculture and
3.30
|w w camel '
MechanicArts.
2.80 eed success, why should it be Diner—Isn't this meat rath
[Alex south *
1
3.70 thought a strange thing if er tough?
| H wilson
Offers Three Technical C ours
1.90 the Pops, continued to be
piary sander3 '
Wait her—There's no deny es: The Course in Agricul j
1.90 "swallowed." T h e y are
u sunders '
ing that, sir; hut, then, we rure; The Course in S.-ienee;
1.75
w winebarger.'
TheCourse m Mechanical an I
1.90 down there in the greedy serve extra strong tooth 'ivil Engineering.
I T sanders '
2.05 maw of Radicalism and will picks with it.—Tit-Hits.
~fs' Miller
Each course is broad and
2.15 continue there. It is already
D wilson
'
thorough, and the institn.35 in the newspapers that But State of North Carolina, Wa rion is now equipped fur ex
DF Baird jr'
2.45 ler will co-operate with the tauga County. 1, C. ]. Cot- cellent. work. Expenses very
w M Michael*
trell. Clerk of the Hoard of moderate. For catalogues,
2.45
w F Michael'
1.90 Republicans in the Senate as County Commissioners f o i address.
Allen Green 4
Raid county, do hereby certi
2.25 he is of that kidney.
T h os wilson ;
ALEX . Q. Flolladay. Pres.
2 10 The kicking of Eaves and fy the following to be a true
Nelson '
lialeigh, N. C.
2.10 Mott to prevent Ibitler from statement of the number of
Nelson
1 . 2 0 "getting there"—into t h e days that the Hoard of Conn
Dishman '
ty Commissioners has been £lll!IIIIl!JI»iIllltUIIIIIIIII«limt !l>Tlilit!ri!t :i T.t.mlMuiiqs
1.20
linson'
Senate, for which he seems in session, also the number
1.90
i'Hgg '
75 to have surrendered all, will of miles traveled by each o!
Idler '
r Green '
1.35 hnrd'y end in his defeat. We said board for the year be
SEWINS
1.55 suppose Hut let to be really ginning Dee. 1st 1893and en ^iiiiMiijiitui liicinnit: M'Hiiiiiircinr"
Miller '
1.25 an abler, more sagacious ding Nov. 30, 1894, also the
Fdatirs
'
1.45 man than either of his op- amount allowed each mem WARRANTED
A nishmun '
ber:
1.40
5 YEARS r
M I. short '
W. ('. Coffey served as Com
2.05 posers, and common grati
G J winkier '
2.00 tude and honesty—such as is missioner 17 days at $2. pet
jaric Norris 4
4
.f34.00.
1.05 supposed to prevail among day
J G Bryan
1 1.00
4
8.00
the lowest—would demand a 4 davs fin com at #2
E c Allen
1 1.80
42 00
c w culler 4 •
fair sharing with Butler. Total
1 1.80
II. II. Farthing served as
G w Eggnrs'
[ 1.95 But it is not of Democrutif County com. 16 days at .$2
Naomi Guy 4
1 2.30 concernment who gets the per day
4
$32.00
J F ELLER
1 2.05 fat places.
They may pull Traveled 336 miles at 5
4
\v i nail
1 2.25 each other by the ears ovei (•IS ISM * mile
$16 80
iA simmons 4
1 2 15
4
Total
$48.W0
J M Jones
1 1.80 a division of spoils, but when
4
J. C Norton Reived as conw
Thos Miller
' 1.65 it comes to a question of tv com. 16 days at $2 pei
Hpdges 4
2 H». a Large High Arm.
II
' 1.75 "nn.yt hing'to beat the Demo day
s«lf netting X.-edlo.
Rimer •
$32.00 •= Ht»» a Bclf-threamug Shuttle.
= KM ft
4 1.65 crats" they will harmonize,
[ watson'
- lias N<» Eqaal in Con struct lor*.
Traveled 120 miles at 5
* Una it Mechanical Ap|M-»irance.
' 1.70 fall into each others loving cents per mile
t lurch
$600 •• lisi nn hlrptnt iini»ii,
a Perfect
' 1.75 arms and in simpering tones Total
Martin 4
$38.00 ^ Una s Positive.Adjustment,
i• lias
T»ke-«iL
4 1.82
4
— lias Stylish Kuruitnre.
i Martin
$128.80. « lias More Goo I Sewing Qualities and s
and in apparent joy will say (Iracd total
4 1.85
2 does a largpr Uangn of General Work s
potter *
s thnnauy ii.tiing Machine in the World. 4 1.90 as tke.v embr me—"Oh, come C. J. Cot trail, CI k. Hd. Cams
jwift
^ Examine THE ROYAL for points of ~
4 1.85 to my bosom you delightfu
terbv
\ PUBLIC NEED.
excellence, and you wlU
4
• 1.85 cha rmer.—Messenger.
I m Kerby
buy no other.
A time like this demands men4 1.85
r A church
4
Men whom the lust office does not
4 1.87
Asheville Citizen: Hv far kill; men whom the spoils of« ffie*
A F warren 4
4 1.90
4
A J swift
the most interesting curios cannot buy; men who possess o- BI iimiiutisiiisiiiii usiiisiiiniiiiiitiiKi smmtuti u naiiisiiistii
4 1.10
T l ward 4
ity in child life that has been pinions and a will, men who have
4 1.85
honor, men who will not die: men
on potter 4
4 1.85 seen in Asheville is the 15 who can stand before a dema
am Trivett'
4 4.35 months old son of Mr. and gogue and damn his treacherous
j Hendrix 4
4 3.90 Mrs. Curtis Tipton, of Mitch flatteries without winking—tall
F watson 4
4 1.70
1
ell county who have come men, sun-crowned, wlioliveabov»
R winebarger
the fog in public duty and in pri
4 3.35
joe Rice
here with him. The child is vate thinking, lor while they rub
4 4.60
Alice cruos 4
4 1.25 armless, and curiously form ble with their thumb-worn creeds, ON RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS
w M Reece 4
He is their large possesions* and t heir
4 3.30 ed at the shoulders
WE WI LL MAIL A BOX OF
N A presnell 4
little deeds, mingle in selfish strife,
4 3.40 pretty and very
vivacious* lo! Fredom weeps, wrong rules
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4 2.95 He is rapidly learning to use
tin land and waiting justie
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4 3.20
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his feet and toes in place of sleeps." Until you can do belt
4 1.90
TETTERit!
your
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the missing hands and fin buy allNorth hardware of NN C. M
4 1.90
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Alien.
Wilkesboro.
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR
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4 1.90 ger. —Better news is received
j MCGinis
H Tetter, Groimd Itcb, Itching Files, Rind
joe B Todd c s c whole & hnl front Hen. Robt. B. \ ance to
fees spring term 1894118.65 day. The following telegram
Worm and all ItcbioK Skis Diseases.
4 10. 85
A s Adams D 8 4
was received by the Citizen
If you have TETTER, It mattsrs not how lang It haa
.65 Iroin Charles N. Vance and
H H Farthing J P 4
existed, TETTERINE will as csrtainly cure
8,65 Col. J. G. Martin, who went
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you as yen use IL
^BOTima4
3.75
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Harmless, Pain!es3 and Tragrant
BLOOD BALM. .
1.07 down t o Alexander yester
siiagaman 4
A honseitoM remedy
for all Wood and
WOAISTV Refunded If you are dlesatlafled
4
Skin dl»» ».«'•!«. Cure » withotit fall, Srruf1.60 day: "Gen. Vance passed a
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ntUcHLT -srlth the results— References—
uls.rircni, libramstl'on.l'stsrrh Self "hrum
4
Southern t«nk of thoStfttaof Georgia, Cbat.70 quiet night, and his condi an't ftery form of 13)• 'd Dlsca fi fronn the
G w Dagger
J-am Hank, and TTational Banltof Sav aunalu
4
.65 tion in general is improved simplest pimple to tt>« 'oulest L Icev. Fifty
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years' use ltu unvarying success, dera
onstratcs Its paramount healing, purify
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ing and building u?> virtues. One bott c
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has more curative virtue than a doren o«
SAVANNAH, OA.
10.30 at this time."
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Other kind. It bin .is up the hialth
.75 Here are some figures from th»> and strength from the first dose.
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of W'«t2.20 Baptist Almanac f°r 1895 that arrfttl i;frfr/hr free on appli
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2.35 are Worth knowing. There were cation.
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tles, and medicine will be sent, freight
1.45 colleges and universities in t h e
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.30
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2.90 United States 9,088 students. BLOOD BALtS CO., Stlanta, Gs.
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4
3.40 767 of whom were preparing for
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3.00 the ministry. There are seven
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1.55 Baptist theological seminaries in | THE
%
.75 this conn try, with property worth
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JURORS,
$3,401,618. Our Louisville semi
DURANG'S
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The Wilmington Messenger
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
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Cash in advance. Both
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Oct.
1888. tf.
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WASHINGTON
II] both districts the republi-
Apologize
to the Smth.
Mr. Carlisle's Plan.
Mr. Carlisle and Wall Street*
c a n c a n d i d a t e s were b e a t e n . " New York Times.
| News and Observer.
\j r < Carlisle is the first Secreta" J u s t s o , " said Mr. H e p b u r n . T h e Rev. Madison L. Pear-1 We h a v e a l r e a d y printed rv of the Treasury since the war
T h e d e m o c r a t * in Congress I " T h e first t i m e I heard f r o m M o n - u i r Hie Bin n u i n g d a l e t h e telegraphic s u m m a r y of who has tried t o act•independent
h a v e surprised e v e r y b o d y . | t h e c o m m i t t e e was "a l e t t e r '*hdreh, Boulevard a n d West | Mr. Carlisle's financial plan, lv of Wall street. He has nrepar
including themselves, d u r i n g s a y i n g t h e coininittee could ^ixty-eighth s t r e e t , in a pre A c orre sponde nt , who evi- ed a good scheme of finance witli*2A7.? BOYS'SCHOCLSHOES. t h e p a s t week. I n s t e a d of supply me with c a m p a i g n lit- ' " d e t o his s e r m o n l a s t even-; dently overlooked i t , writes out consulting Wall street. If his
• LADIESt h e bickerings which were e x e r n t u r e a n d t h a t m y check d m s a i d :
a n d requests u s t o p r i n t t h e hanking scheme becomes a law.
^•J2?-B1^?ONGO1A
the
Vfc
" H a v i n g lecent'y s p e n t a V/Utlines of t h e plan, We a r e ! g° **nment will not have t o
pected a n d p r e d i c t e d b y dem for a c o m f o r t a b l e s u m would
SEND FOR CATALOGUE *
W-L.-DCUai.A3,
pay the freight on gold from San
e v v w < j eks in t h e S o u t h I
fr-el glad t o see s o much i n t e r e s t
o c r a t s a s well a s members of be acceptable. T h e next w a s *
BROCKTON, MA53.
Yon can butc mon-y l»y purchusiug W. L»
/ ' ™ 'roul
the o t h e r parties, t h e y h a v e a letter a f t e r t h e election s a y ' t t o ' , f k m v d u t y publicly t o manifested u p o n this import-1 !•' '"y
li ..ugin-t Shoc«,
Because,
r.ve t.ic largest r..anufacturers of
advertise.! s.;o« » in the world, cud guarantee been quietly a t
work a n d ilift t h a t in considHi-Mtion of j'dniit tli.lt I h a d . until I en- question, n n d n r e g l a d t o ^ ,tie" Imnkers'ivhlww't'hey
the value by stamping the name ana price on
the bottom, which protects you against high h a v e a c t u a l l y succeeded i n n Mr. MeKee'n services
a s large.I my i n i o r m a t i o n b y comply with o u r eorres|>oud wish t o have i t transferred. Even
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom worlc in s'vlc, easy fitting
and
m a p p i n g o u t a p a r t i a l pro Secretary of t h e c o mm it tee he personal o b s e r v a t i o n , a n en- e n t ' s request.
now, although the bonds of th
Wearing qualities. We have them sold everyWhere at lower prices for the value given m
tk
* ' •• '
than
In s u b s t a n c e , Mr. Carlisle's Government have been sold'onl
g r a m m e of legislation which o u g h t t o be elected clerk of Hiel\ eiotieous idea of t h e
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
they expect t o pass. T h e y t h e next House. When t h e Eolith, a n d I t a k e t h i s m e a n s plan, a s endorsed b y t h e a couple of weeks, the gold re
Dealm, whose nam* will shortly ap*
pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at held n o c a u c u s in t h e Ho u s e , time comes t o a p p o i n t a n o t l i P'lblicly t o a p o l o g i z for these President, provides f o r t h e serve has again lieen depleted
once.
h u t a r e a c t i n g upon general e r committee I shall recite uncharitable t h o u g h t s . My cieation of n a t i o n a l b a n k is- The Republic of France is about
consent of t h e p a r t y in push- these a n d a few o t h e r f a c t s lectures were on American sues u p t o 7 5 per cent, of t o issue $40 ,0 ()0,000 in bonds
! ing t h e Fiftbiau free s h i p bill a n d move t h a t t h e c o m m i t lines; a n d my pleas lor i::ten- paid-in c a p i t a l , secured, first, early in January, and the gold
a n d tlie t w o a p p r o p r i a t i o n tee be a b o l i s h e d . " Mr. B a b - ser Americanism mid l a m e j h y a de posi t of legal-tender gamblers are again at work ex
tracting from the Treasury in or
bills pensions a n d fortiflea cock h a s b e e n t h r o w i n g e nt husi a st i c l o y a l t y t o A m e r notes, (including T r e a s u r y
der to invest in French bonds the
t ions-which h a v e been re s t o n e s a t t h e McKinley ican ideas, a s laid d o w n by I notes of 1 8 9 0 . ) of 3 0 per
same gold that they put in the
the founders of o u r Republic, c e n t ; second, by a safety fund
ported. T h e r a i l r o a d pool boom.
Treasury a couple of weeks ago,
Chairman H a t c h , of t h e met everywhere with t h e h e a r j of 5 p e r c e n t , a n d , t h i r d , by in exchange for United State
in g bill, now before t h e
When a man insures his
i a first, lien o n all 1 lie a s s e t s of bonds.
House, i s n ' t regarded a s a House C o m m i t t e e o n Agri tiest response .
^
life under the old form of
"If t h e toxin of w a r s h o u l d the b a n k s a n d the personal A greenback or aSherman note
culture, w a s o n e of t h e s l a i n ,
political measure.
insurance, he is simply
T h e d e m o c r a t s of t h e b u t his g r e e t i n g t o ex-Speak be sounded, a foreign foe in- liability of stockholders. T h e is almost as scarce throughout
assured that a certain
House c o m m i t t e e o n Bank e r Reed s h o w s t h a t his wit is v a d e o u r shores, o r a n insur- notes a r e t o be of denotnina- the country as hen's teeth. They
sum will be paid to his
ing a n d Currency, who were still alive—"Reed 1 w a n t t o reetionary bony a r i s e in o u r i t i o n s o f n o t less i l n m $ 1 0 , are all owned and carefully hoarwife, children, or heirs at
hopelessly a t s e a d u r i n g t h e c o n g r a t u l a t e y o u , I h a v e in midst, a million men,heavil.v a n d t h o s e of failed b a n k s a r e led by bankers, and with them
liis death. Good enough
l a s t session, h a v e a n n o u n c e d p a r t represented t h e S t a t e o ! a i m e d , would c o m e from t h e t o be redeemed by t h e U n i t e d the gold can be withdrawn from
in its way, but there is a
much better way. The
their i n t e n t i o n t o r e p o r t a Missouri in Congress a g o o d S o u t h a n d rally a r o u n d t h e I S t a t e s g o v e r n m e n t . T h e t a x the Treasury whenever the gold
Tontine Instalment Pol
| on S t a t e b a n k issues is t o be gamblers desire. The Carlisle ban
eurrencybill before t h e holi m a n y y e a r s a n d I t h o u g h t 1 flag of t h e Union.
king scheme will stop all of this.
the
icy of
" W h y , t h e S o u t h is t h e o n - repealed in t h e c a se of b a n k s
d a y recess, a n d i t is a n open knew s o m e t h i n g a b o u t it, b u t
I» would make the Treasury De
secret t h a t i t will lie very I a m ready t o acknowledge ly t r u e American p a r t of o u r I fulfilling all t h e a b o v e c o m p partment merely an arm of the
near President Cleveland's t h a t .you know more a b o u t ilation to-day! Rebel? T h a t Hons, unde r S t a t e law, ex- government, and not the greaf
message—an extension of na Missouri t h a n I ch». I read word m u s t henceforth n o t be cept t h e 5 per cent, s a f e t y est bank of issue in the world, / ^
tional b a n k currency a n d a n t h e speech y o u m a d e in S t . spoken. I believe t h e S o u t h fund.
it is at the present time. It won
T h e o p e r a t i o n of t h i s dissolve the partnershipthut h
a u t h o r i z a t i o n of S t He b a n k Louis with g r e a t d i s g u s t . t o d a y g r a s p s t h e h a n d of t h e
not only insures but pro
tects the benificiary from currency under p r o p e r s a t e You said t h e people of Mis North i n a fellowship which scheme m a y be provisionally HO long existed between theTi
loss of the insurance as
g u a r d s . T h i s week t h e c o m s o u r i were g o o d people ex h a s in it n o misgivings of de- estimated a s follows: T h e sury Department and Wallstre
well. For further par
present bank c a p i t a l is $ 9 5 0 , and only give the Treasury such
inittee will g r a n t h e a r i n g s t o cept t h a t t h e y d i d n ' t h a v e ••pit.
ticulars, address
" T h e public men of t h c 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . If t h i s were i n - r e a s power over the currency a s t o
a mi giber of prominent finan sense enough t o know howW. J. RODDEY, Manager,
ciers, beginning t o - d a y with t o vote. I ' m blessed if y o u S o u t h a r e n o t , a s with us. ed t o # 1 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , n o t e s guarantee ils safety Scarcely
Far the Carolina*,
Rock Hill, S. C.
'professional foreigners' w h o could be issued t o t h e a m o u n t any Amei ican citizen would be
Secretary Carlisle. T h e idea weren't r i g h t . "
willing t o let the government 's
Delegate Rawlins, of U t a h , have m a d e public office a p u b of $ 7 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . T h e presis t o g e t t h e bill reported be
notes go to protest. Every citi*
'PROFESSIONAL.
fore t h e recess, s o t h a t it c a n h a s notified Secretary S m i t h lic steal. Tlie S o u t h e r n men c u t National bank issues t o zen desires the government t o
be fully discussed b v t h e pub t h a t if the G o v e r n m e n t d o e s in public office a r e p a t r i o t i c be withdiawn a r e i:i r o u n d pay its debts. Just a s long a s
W. B. COUNCILL, J i t .
lic before t h e reassembling of n o t remove t h e U t e I n d i a n s a n d conscientious!v Auieri- nunibers, $ 2 0 7 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . T h e the present eondif ionsexist Wall
ATTORNEY AT LA^.
from U t a h t h e people will c a n , a n d personally t h e e m - legal tender n o t e s t o be de- street can compel t h e govern
Congress.
posited would be $ 2 2 5 , 0 0 0 , - ment to issue bonds, but with the
drive then, o u t by force. H e bodiinent of i n t e g r i t y .
l>e democratic Senators
B o o n e , N. C.
" B u t . y o u s a y , t h e y d o n o t i 0 0 0 . Deducting t h e s u m of Carlisle scheme a law the Treasu
wisely concluded t o i g n o r e s a y s he fears t h a t a n I n d i a n
w h a t they could riot a g r e e w a r will be t h e o u t c o m e of believe in n e g r o d o m i n a t i o n . I these, $ 4 3 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , f r o m ry will be independent. I t remains
W, B. COUNCILL, M. I).
u p o n a n d instructed t h e t h e present difficulties,owing Neither d o we m t h e N o r t h , t h e $ 7 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , a u t h o r i z - t o bo seen whether Southern and
B o o n e , N. C.
steering c o m m i t t e e t o a r t o t h e d e p r e d a t i o n s of t h e Enfrniiehising all T . h e n e g r o e s i h a v e a net increase of Western Democrats are going t o
Resident P h y s i c i a n . Office
place themselves in a position t o .
o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t r a n g e a n o r lerof business t o I n d i a n s , W h i c h , h e s a y s , immediately a f t e r their email possible circulation of $ 3 1 8 , - be held reponsible by the people
Office.
cover t h e following; a bank h a v e reached t h e u n b e a r a b l e cipation was practically o n e ! 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . But while t h i s in:>f the country for further issue of
of the g r e a e s t m i s t a k e s e v e r I crease would be possible, it
r u p t c y bill; bills for t h e a d s t a g e
bonds.—St. Louis Republic.
An e q u i t y s u i t h a s begun m a d e i»y a n y free Govern ! would t a k e place only if t h e
mission of Arizona a n d New
¥
Swallowed a Pound of Cotton.
M e x i c o ; N i c a r a g u a C a n a l in t h e Supreme C o u r t of t h e ment. In m a n y counties a n d I de ma nd of business s h o u l d
Two days ago a cotton
ajiorn
bill, a n d a bill involving t h e District of Columbia by H . L . S t a t e s t h e colored v o t e r s a r e j m a k e t h e issues profitable,
MARION, 0 interests of I n d i a n T e r r i t o r y , P r e s t o n , a K a n s a s City news in t h e m a j o r i t y , a n d a m a j o r n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e 3 0 per planter c a m e i n t o Raleigh,
—(o)—
leaving t h e question of pre p a p e r proprietor, t h r o u g h i t y rule would t a k e t h e g o v - cent t o 3 5 per cent of idle de- bringing a couple of bales of
\
c o t t o n with him.
cedence t o t h e discretion of his a t t o r n e y s , C. L. T r e v i t t , e r n m e n t . Negro d o m i n a t i o n posit required by t h e law.
Will practice in the c
H e traveled t h r o u g h m u d
If a m y be s a i d , beyond all
t h e steering c o m m i t t e e . of Washington, a n d H . L . would mean white d a m n a Vatauga, Ashe, Mitch* 11,
a n d r a m , a n d when he rencliBaud all yther counties
I reasonable d o u b t , t h a t such
T b ese t h i n g s a re very g ra t i f.y S t r o h m , of K a n s a s City, a - t i o n .
, J < ' Raleigh
western district 8®~Spt iaj at
he w a s d a m p ,
T h e solid S o u t h i s broken issues would be entirely safe.
rig t o t h e a v e r a g e d e m o c r a t , g a i n s t J o h n Wedderbnrn.
"
tion given to the collection
! ^ " R y a n d uncomfortable, bflt
T h o s e of N a t i o n a l B a n k s
d if t h e y c o n t i n u e t h r o u g h m a n a g e r o t t h e " P ^ e s s Claims n n d will break m o r e a n d m o r e
} l e proceeded t o g o a r o u n d
t
ssion will p u t tin? p a r Co.," of W a s h i n g t o n , a n d W. if i t ia let alone. But let t h e would be g u a r a n t e e d by r h e
W. B. Council! M. I). T. C. Blackburn. t y i
R. H e a r s t , of t h e " E x a m i n e r n e x t Congress a g i t a t e a force United S l a t e s Government. 'Jmong t h e buyers, wus finally g o o d s h a p e .
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N. C.
It s
l v (,ffHred fiVH
('onU for hi*
^ a l m o s t a p i t y t o Bureau of Claims," for t h ^ bill, a n d self-defense will sol- T h o s e of S t a t e B a n k s would
( ) n a n d d r o \ e off t o t h e
point t
be secured m o r e t h a n siiffi- j'"°tt
ugly feet of M r . cancellation o f a c o n t r a c t , Uify t h e S o u t h a g a i n .
,n*
Peacock
ciently by t h e 3 0 p e r c e n t re- j'''''
H e returned with
" A suffrage limited t o n u
>ck w hen he i s s a i d t o h a v e been o b t a i n e d
exhibiting
s e r v e a n d t h e first lien o n a s his cert ifi<*ate of weights, se
a beautiful b y misrepresentation, m a d e educational qualification i s
cured his check a n d went a n d
&g"Calis attended at all tail, embellish
l l u m i n a t - b y P r e s t o n with t h e " P r e s s t h e oldv solution of t h e lie S , 'ts.
ed colors with
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i .
j
drew his money. Bv t h i s
a i m s of Claims Co.," in which Pres g r o problem. B a t iPiteracy! Richmond Dispatch: T h e
honrs.~&&
what he accompli"
time he was yery d a m p a n d
t o n agreed t o t a k e stock in i s n o t confined t o t h e S o u t h Confederate vv h
June 1, '93.
l ite campaign as
chilly, s o lie concluded t»»
a jSSI1(,(j .,t
t h a t c o m p a n y , u p o n t h e rep O u r n o r t h e r n cities a i e t l i r o n I ,
1 1
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. o f t h e r e p u b l i c a n C o n
ged with foreigners a n d im,
, • ,
t a k e just n litile of t h e a r r e s e n t a t i o n t h a t i t w a s valbecil» in their i g n o r a n c e a n d | t o x h M S , a thm^whic-h money | ^ , i l e went t o n s a l o o n ,
ional Committee, but the
H>le, aspa.y for a d v e r t i s i n g .
degraded in t h e i r m o r a l s a s t ( * a n n r R * , n . v « n tbingwhicii
.eulled for a " s h o r t . " H e
lowing conversation bet wee
P r e s t o n a s k e d t h a t t h e ivprc t h e r a b b l e horde* t h a t « n n t s handed d o w n t o hi*
,ook jt ,
lred jt onf
two republican Congressmen
A T1 ORNI' J YS A T L A VP,
be compelled t o wreckod t h e republics of a n - l a t e s t posterity. An d1 t h e ,
pa
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is so apt that it must be re
BOONE, N. 0 .
adv
8 4 0 in c a s h for th* t i q u i t y . Universal suffrage i s Federal soldiers hold Appo w h e n a by s t a n d e i s a i d ,
corded: "1 would like to t o t a k f \ r ho h a s d o n e a n d
t h e menace t o free institu m a t t o x a s d e a r . There, in-! "Give lis a t o a s t ? "
BSSr Special attention given
know," said Representative he d o e s i v \ j f s t o c k which t i o n s . "
All r i g h t , s a i d t h e f a r m e r ,
to the c-olletion ofclaimsr
deed, were t h e . very noblest | a n d raising t h e g l a s s l o his
Hepburn, of lowa/'just what
Messengel
I t is a pleasure t o sell qualities of b o t h a r m i e s m a n | j D S | i e H a j ( j •
NOTICE.
good the republican cam t h a t with tl
in v ,>xp*.-t Chan,In , bun *
INon- j |>stP(, Thel.p tl)p Amer„.nn
^ n pound of eotHotel Property for Sale.
paign committee did in the c h a r g e in N o r t h
s n t i n | « l . v . ' «.V' S Stinknpv & l > n t - l s o l ( 1 j p r d j s p l a v p d h i m R e | f t o t o n . " - X « w * . O l i e r v W .
On account of failing health late election. 1 would like to m a n y new r n n n r \ i i t h a t I l e r , d r u g g i s t s , Republic.Ohio,
r
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
I Because a c u s t o m e r a f t e r : t h e best a d v a n t a g e Yes, we
have some one name the dis created. I here
For rheumatism I have
my hotel property in the town of
a n d Unit I* s o m e t h i n g | o | ) p e u f . j n j f j t < IS a l m o s t eer- I s a y if t h e g o v e r n m e n t is t o 1 found n o t b i n g e q u a l t o C ha t u
Boone, North Carolina, and will trict in which the committee
-^
^ell low for cash and make terms did anything." "Well,' re t h a n nchi a n d very i s V N i t a i n t o call for it when a g a i n m a k e a n y f u r t h e r purchases| berlain's F a i n Balm. I t reIt
'
nPt»d of s u c h a medicine. C)f ff^ldn let if c o n s i d e r t h e licves t h e p a i n a s s o o n a s AJE
to suit the buyer, and will take plied Representative Powers, N E W i O I K n a s .
"understood that a u f
red or personal property in exS e o t ^ f i ^ m o r e of it t h a n of any f . | a i m 8 0 f A p p o m a t t o x , a n d
^
Se<
of Vermout, to whom the re c o u n t y t o lie called
change. Apply eonn^
cough medicine . \v < . hv s o d o i n„ i t will • - — a j , ' - \ • , V I j'c p r o m p t
g -secure
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mark was addressed,
'It lunr!" is t o l>e c a r v e d o u t o i , . . x
BP relief it affords is alone w o r t h
Hook'* dis-1('"umlterlniid, Richmond ,,nd rnlSd"' R
nation-. 1 ,.nrk whi.d. " i l l
did something in
B B Blila v iin tg a rn d p e r p e t u a t e m : n n times t h e e a s t , fifty
n r H ,H perpetu
Mm Rnbeson with L a u n n b u r g a> o u t
I or r ougns jwortj, av
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
LOUD. It i s w i t h - J f ^ l i a m p i n association wi!h ( ' p n t s - D s continued use v.id
trict in Tennessee a no in
t h e t . o u n t y seat,
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'gas NO SQUEAKING.
$5. COPDOVAN,
FRENCH £. EFJAMELLED CALF.
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From our
Regular Correspondent.
5
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That Protects
1
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Life
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Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons,
LOVILL & FLETCHER
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Brooks, colored, was drownQualifications for an Editor.
T o THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
H e w a s iu a b o a t a n d
T a l k a b o u t t h e superiority
t h e b o a t capsized, t u r n i n g ; o f t h e g r e a t city e d i t o r !
I ?opyl year
$1.00 t h e men o u t .
All c o u l d ! Whnr <<iitor of t h e —«-* '„*ol^ .o s t ~»" 0 months
50 i
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86 a w , m w | t h t h p exception of ossal joui nal in New York o r
—OBrooks. Owing t o t h e fact Chicago could d o t h e t h i n g s
ADVERTISING RATES
> " IS all m y X m a s g o o d s here. I h a v e a fine lot of fan1 inch 1 week
....$ .75 t h a t s o m a n y logs were in tiie versatile individual a t
<'.v cam lea, consisting of penny goods, stick etc., also or
1 " 1 month
... 1.75 t h e river t h e men could n o t t h e head of t h e T a m a r o a
anges. lemons,Jfigs, raisens, mixed nuts, coconnnts, lemon
1 " 3
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1 " 0 "
"•aekers oysters, sardines, chewing gum, cigarettes, che1 % * 1 year
7.00 His b o d y h a s n o t yet bee? y e t lives t o tell t h e t a l e ?
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1 " 1 y e a r . . Z Y " " L 5 0 00 ' r t c , K ) o 1 ° f h i £ h g.^IHI II s e t s f o r t h " i n justice t o o u r rade,
Boone s o o n . How s a d l y n s e l f : "
^ o n will find a l o t of nice d r e s s g o o n s , n o t i o n s , shoes,
I t t a k e s a hustler for t ^ e
Entered a t t h e Postofficeat school is needed! I t is u s u b
h a t s a n d c a p s , coffee, s u g a r , b a k i n g powders, e x t r a c t s f o r
Boone, N. C., a s second-class ject for s e r i o u s t h o u g h t t h e j newspaper business in t h i s
y o u r c a ke s. X m a s c a r d s t o y s , firecrackers, e t c .
mail matter.
money t h a t i s paid o u t of .locality j u s t now, b u t T h e
Tlease call a n d see my goods,-you will be pleased with
o u r c o u n t y , for tuition every ; Bugle is e q u a l t o t h e cmerLOCAL NEWS.
y e a r . O u r people a r e hecom- geney. W e c a n write a poem,
i n g seriously a r r o u s e d o n t h e jiscuss t h e tariff, umpire a TH1S IS NO HUM
—Christ m a s next, T u e s d a y . subject of e d u c a t i o n , a n d tliei Rail g a m e , r e p o r t a wedding,
M ishiug all m y friends'and c u s t o m e r s a m e r r y Christ
BUG TO DRAW
—A merr y, merry Christ consequences a r e t h a t they ;« U N V W O ocJ, b e a t a lawyer, dem a s in a d v a n c e a n d hoping t o see y o u all a t m y s t o r e .
TRADE!
a r e send i n g their children t o i scribe a fire s o t h a t t h e « e a d m a s t o all.
-o-r-The weather continues neigliboring t o w n s a n d era will shed their wraps,
S t a t e s t o be educated. All m a k e a d o l l a r d o t h e woik
fine—pleasant d a y s a n d fros
routs Anxious to please%
g o o d citizens I >ok forward of ten, s h i n e a t a soiree, a d - I M E A w U u b i t t E S S .
t y nights.
with expectancy t o t h e time, d r e s s a h o r t i c u l t u r a l society,
—Will W. Holsclaw h a s a when, W a t a u g a will h a v e , measure culico, a b u s e t h e
WILL W. HOLSCLAW,
-o
nice line of X m a s goods. Do selfsuHtaiuiag schools of o u r liquor h a b i t , test whiskey,
1 r o m now until t h e first d a y
n o t forget t h a t .
ONVnsubscribe t o c h a r i t y , g o with
—Wedding bells, a n d Christ
—Before t h e DEMOCRAT re»i- o u t meals, a t t a c k t h e free of Apr il [(will selljiny s t o c k ol
m a s bells commingling a n ches i t s readers a g a i n , t h e silver, defend bimetallism,
m a k i n g music q u i t e merrily old r u s t y clock of l i m e wiil sneer a t s n o b b e r y , w e a r d i a -OF
in o u r m o u n t a i n villa.
liave tolled a w a y t h e t h e m o n d s , i n v e n t advertise—AND
—The Rev. W. S . C C h e n y h o u r s a n d licked a w a y t h e m e a t s , overlook s c a n d a
minutes of a n o t h e r m o s t e- praise babies, delight p u m p
will fill his a p p o i n t m e n t in
Is now engaged m t h e m a n u f a c t u r e a n d s a l e of a valu
a b l e medicme, known a s t h e MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDIBoone o n t h e 5 t h S u n d a y in veil'hil y e a r , b u t there i s still kin raisers, minister t o t h e
time in ' 9 4 f o r m a n y a c t s of afflicted, h e a l t h e disgrunti ion c o n , p o 8 e ( J u f t h e n a t u r u l h p ' ' b s of our m o u n t a i n sec-,
t h i s m o n t h a t 1 1 , a . in.
kindness o n y o u r p a r t . As led, fight t o a finish,set type,
\ t ^ 0 per c e n t . u b o v t
—W. B. Council), J r . , is r a p
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c isy o u enjoy t h e holidays, d o mold opinion, sweep tlie of
eases of t h e Liver, S t o m a c h , Kidneys a n d all diseases a r i
idly pushing t h e work o n h i s
n o t lorget t h e little unfortu- fice, praise t h e widows, run
s i n g from ubillious system. T h i s i s n o p a t e n t medicine I t i s
H o r t o n p r o p e r t y , a n d will
n a t e ones, w h o will h a v e n o t h for office, s p e a k a t p r a y e r
pure, simple, c h e a p a n d effective. I t is recommen Jed bv
s o o n h a v e i t u n d e r fine re
t h e physicians of t h e c o u n t y , a n d is o n e of t h e best medi
ing t o m a k e them h a p p y meeting a n d s t a n d in with
pair.
cines o n t h e m a r k e t .
t h r o u g h t h a t period t o which|every body a n d everything,
—Rev. Cherry is t h e h a p p y t'vcr.v cliild, lie it ever MO <IMM•,i T c h i n ! " p d i < ! n e i H P u t U P i n packages with full directions
with full directions o n each, Price $ 1 . 0 0 per package s e n t
fat Iu r of a 1 0 pound baby t i t u t e , l o o k s forward t o with
G'emn
'* H hitonw
drv. hot skin
postpaid t o a n y address. If y o u h a v e Liver trouble D v s '
girl, a n d is now convinced e x p e c ' a t . o n s ofe s o m e t, .i n g t o itching, Sursoparilla, is nired hv
t i
h
Hood'n
because it
pepsia o r k i d n e y complaints, t r y it a n d b e convinced' t h a i
t h a t t h e f r u i t c r o p is n o t un please t h e m . Feel down in | purifies the blood,
we ore not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
e n t i r e failure a f t e r all.
the d a r k recesses of y o u r p a n
7HE MOUNTALS MEDILINL OMPANY.
^ rom t h e W a s h i n g t o n ( or—Solicitor S p a i n h o u r lias t a l o o n pockets a n d t a k e o u t
Zionville, N. U., S e p t . 6 , 1 8 9 4 .
,V8f>()n<^I,t
Hie 8 t . Louis
j u s t completed a well g r ad ed a d o l l a r a n d help c o n t r i b u t e
r o a d a n d plank side-walk t o their happiness, a n d see il l Bepublic.
" M r - I l p e d mnkea no n t from Main s t r e e t t o his resi y o u d o n ' t feel b e t t e r yourself.
P m P t t o d.-ny his extreme
—On l a s t evening a t 6 : 3 0 r dence.
o 'clock, Mr. E . S . Coffey a n d
R a n e e s t o g e t his p a r t y ' s
—It is reported t o u s t h a t
Miss Annie P a r k s , b o t h o f n o m i n a t i o n f o r thepreHdency
Miss Minnie McBridc, of Ba
o u r t o w n , were united in m a r r 1 1
Mr. Reed a n d his
k e r ' s G a p , T e a m , who is ten
a p u t e « T , d hu-seeing s i d e
riage in t h e B a p t i s t church in
cliing school a t Vilas, is pro
Wakes to Find Her Little
Boone, by t h e Rev. J . G. Pull P a r t n e r , S e n a t o r Lodge, a r e
g r e s s i n g finely with her work
i a m . T h e p o p u l a r i t y of t h i s , ' n *.' , p '* v L*tuiliai* with the con
One Strangling.
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a n d is much liked by her pa
couple is t o o well known by I ^ * 1 0 1 , 8 1 , 1 Hie S o u f l \ a n d If y o u d o n ' t t h i n k I m e a n it
trons.
>ur people t o need a n y com-l f ' | p * v W , P s p n r e n o effort t o
S h e Saves i t s LKe by t h e
—There a r e s t a c k s of nice n e n t from us, b u t we wish a n n e x t h e s e conditions t o c o m e a n d look t h r o u g h my
h o l iday g o o d s a t t h e d r u g for th em a life ot prosperity Reed's Presidential b o o m .
Prompt Use of
^store of L . C . Reeves. Besides a n d h a p p i n e s s , a n d t r u s t He believes t h a t t h e P o p u
numberless servjeable artic t h a t t h e s h a d o w s falling a - lists of t h e Soutli a r e Repub
les, h e h a s a fancy line of per cr o s s their p a t h w a y m a y be licans m t h e chrysalis s t a t e , t w o n t c o s t y o u o n e c e n t if
"One of my children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi
y o u d o u t purchase.
fumery, candies, p u i s , o r a n g few, a n d t h a t all theconjngal a n d t h a t b.y ' 9 6 they will
cian. and was supposed to be well under control. One night I was
es, t a sins, fig^etc.,etc.
startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found it
happiness possible m a y 1b h a v e progresseed t o their I h a v e a l a r g e s t o c k .and
strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's
natural condition.
w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before
—Prof. Y a r b o r V a teacher theirs. After t h e ceremony
alarming condition h.ad become possible in spite of the medicines given,
Reed a n d his triends a r e in
spring.
of l a r g e ex perienc?,
yp^n was performed t h e y o u n g p e o
I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having pa.t of a
bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three
a c t i v e correspondence with
school in Boone in
pie of o u r t o w n with t n e h a p
doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the
t h e n e w S o u t h e r n leaders.
n e x t . H e is H first-class
p.y bride a n d g r o o m , retired
moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and,
cher a n d will a l s o h a v e a
in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally.' The
t o t h e residence of Solicitor R e e d h a s n o use for t h e ne W F A L L AND L O O K !
child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYER'S
music teacher L e t t h e towi S p a i n h o u r , where a s u n i p t i- g r o , except a s a v o t e r a n d a
-o——
Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. VOOLDRIDGK, "Wortham, Tex.
a n d c o u n t r y u n i t e a n d let us ' s re[wist of delicate viands c a m p a i g n issue. T h e negro
"I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral,
is becoming less e\ er.v d a y a s I xvould call y o u r a t t e n t i o n having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen
build a fine school. We need
n o s t t a s t i l v served.
a c a m p a i g n i s s u e i n t h e t o t h e big c u t in prices in u i j
and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire
i t a n d c a n build it if we will.
PROGRAMME.
organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro
N o r t h , but Reed believes t h a t
The n>T
o t h e r Iires
—We h a v e a letter f r o m
nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being piacod in my
... Lnu
t a u g a T «.session of the \\ a he c a n be t u r n e d t o a d v a n t
hands, the main part of the treatment was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral.
C a p t . At. V. Moore, of Anb i r n ,
w i l l , ! " » a g e a s a v o t e r in t h e S o u t h .
This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all aprcaranee,
vvne with
Ala., o n e of o u r old war com
in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other
1
He d o e s n ' t w a n t a blank Re
' " 1
r a des. T h e ' ' a p t . will write F r i d a y b e f o r e ' ' "o^ 'h ' , ' " ' '
oases with like favorable results." — JOHN A. RITTKR, M. D., West
1 8 9 4 . t Sun publican p a r t y in t h e S o u t h ,
Baden, Ind.
a sketch of t h e p a r t t a k e n by d a y in Dec.
The introductory w
n u t he w a n t s t h e new school
"When my children had the whooping cough. AYER'S Cherry Pectoral
t h e 6 t h N o r t h Carolina Cav
did them more good than an> other medicine."—Mrs. M. BROCK WELL,
will be preached by IC'.mon of Republican politicians t o
a l r y in t h e l a t e w a r . H e
Harris, Tenn.
hold o n t o a fair s h a r e of t h e
w a n t s sketches from t h e s u r F . K n i g h t .
1 s t question: Does the pe black vote, b u t t o a void inakvivers of t h e c o m m a n d , a n d
nle depend u p o n t h e Gospel - blaek s u p r e m a c y a 11
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer As Co., Lowell, Mass.
all who c a n should contrib a s t . e power of God iti sav ! ^
'
h
in ail V*.
P r o m p t t o a c t , s i o r o t o OTJLT©
u t e t o t h i s forth-coming his i n g s o u l s ? - , ! . L . She. wood ,3.
sive'Ti a u d a c i o u s , progreRD. C. I l a r m a n a n d J a c o o
tory.
be a p t \<?Purous, a n d will
— F o r o n e y e a r , without in You nee.
2 How c a n we know when e s t i n g 'it-dre things intert e r m i s s i o n f r o m l a b o r , t h e a child h a s c o m e t o t h e year* t h e n e x t ts\ S o u t h d u r i n g
publisher of the DEMOCRAT, of accountability?—A. C. T ar be well for t h e , | , ^
^jjj
assisted b y C. H . Brannock, t h i n g , J . L T . R e e s e a n d \A . itics t o keep \x rj £ of polh a s worked o n t h e paperear- S. Farthing.
S o u t h a n d t h e ev ^ ^ t j l p
3 . Do we see t h e fruits of
ly a n d l a t e t o g e t i t o u t o n
i n g u p t o t h e next
o u r l a b o r s in t h e S . S. uiani0®~THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^)
time, a n d now, f o r fear t h a t fested in t h e churches. —) M. c a n N a t i o n a l Cnuveiitio..
\
—^ " ~
-'all work a n d n o play'" will P a n e , E . J . Norris a n d J . A
C*rIC IS 1HB, 11.Ah 10 SUBSCRIBE.^
"Bnckleu'8 Arnica Sa've.
m a k e L u m a dull boy a n d Eller.
,
. ,
4 Should t h e churches tol The best salve in the world for
B o b a dull m a n , we, a f •
e r a t e d r a m drinking a n d a- cuts, bruises, sores, „.,H id, aiitti
saU rheum,
t e r bidding all o u r friends a
fever sores, tetter, chapped hamls
museinent with t h e fiddle a n o
dieu a n d wishing them a iner b a n j o a m o n g their members . chilblains, corns, and all si-in
C h r i s t m a s , w e ' s h u t s h o p —Dr L. P . Blackburn, J . T eruptions, and positively cures
UESPEI
piles, or no pay required. It is
Davis a n d Tho.j. F a r t h i n g .
>V
guaranteed to
*tfund^
I). C. HARM AN,
^
faction or money
SOLOMON \ OUNCE,
Price 25 cents per box. I or salt
o QCwO
Relieves »R soreness of the rtorous
GOIfOP.RHCEA And GLEET m 1 to$ cJars. No
A. ROT EN,
[by W. L. Bryan.
treatment ooresttry. Neverc*uo»s strvtnre «•* i
C. S . FARTHING
Com.
tT
nut cq,
'a
pd-
KKYAYN <«LIM\
Merry Christmas Is Coming,
ALL Af LOW PRICES.
III STOCK AM) LOH PRICES.
.TNE MOUNTAIN MEDtCINECOPANY
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
SAY!
A MOTHER
COST!
STOCK
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
A\,
KIN(Hrti
�••=1=
i'iie Wataasa Qeraoci at
Charlotte and tlie Baptist State Con
ventiou.
r e n m a d e interesting a d d r e s s
Could n o t s o n m a c t i v e
j-n 11
i
at
<y' Oiuucosrlain's Eye and Bkin Ointmeat
K e I P\/Q
I n H nnri C
ts a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eree,
| e s in behalf of t h e i r work, ap- y o u n g men,"with t h e a i d of
UDllUVU
III I IUUU O Granulated Eye Lids, Sere topples, PUes,
Editor Democrat:
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
pealing for more men to go older ones, stait up some!
25 cents per box. For gale by druggists.
I w a s born a n d raised in
1 hursdn\ Dec. 20, 1804
t o t h e heathen.
manual'timing interests in
TO HCK8J? OWK2ES.
s i x t y m i l e s of C h a r l o t t e a n d
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
S u n d a y was a fine d a y a m i o u r t o w n . We need a g o o d j
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
We h a v e become discour n e v e r s a w t h e c i t y t i l l l a s t l a r g e c r o w d s a t t e n d e d church, m a n y m o r e s h o p s , such a s
Read t h e S t a t e m e n t of
They tone up the system, aid digestion, enre
T h u r s d a y . I h a v e been t o
a g e d a b o u t m a n y of o u r sub
toss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Popular Teacher
I n t h e morning I h e a rd D r . ' w a g o n s h o p s , f u r n i t u r e s h o p s :
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
scribers who neglected pay nearly all t h e l a r g e s t cities a r t e r
ucw life to an old or over worked horse. 25
a n d t o w n s in o u r S t a t e , a n j | ?
> P a s t ' . r of t h e F i r s ! , h „ l r m a k e r s coop...*, a n d ]
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
i n g t h e i r s u b s c r i p t i o n from
c h l , , v h ™ t a | p " f h ' I n v a r i o u s ° " l w hasn.esses, all|
?
y e a r t o y e a r , t h e y d o n t even e x c e p t i n g Raleigh a n d Ashe- • > » *f' t e n
a
t w , ° s t a r t e d u p ... o n r to.vn.
ville, h a v e seen n o n e e q u a l t o /
""'n 1 '
Let,
talk to us about paying.
la-va,en raake
"presses;
,,H pull t o g e t h e r t o help
W e h a v e agreed t o t a k e a n y C h a r l o t t e . I t i s a city of rail I N
•otitis, e l n c t r i e s t . e r t c a r s , wu ' ^ h u w addressed rail r o a d hnild u p o u r town 1 here ,*
kind of t r a d 3 t h a t we c a n
.0.
:er works, churches, schools, men a t 2 . |». in., a n d N.
s p i n l of building t a k sell. H o w l o n g d o m a n y of ter
a c t o r i e s , oil mills, m a c h i n e B r o a r f i t o n l a t e r - a t Y M.
h o l t o f some of o u r people
o u r subscribers i n t e n d t o be f a c t o r
\
, ,,,
...... .... ,,f
A. I... l l on o'P h e kind ,.f men 1 . u s e n c o u i .x g e o t hIUI-C 1"M
b a 11 x.. " T
of
Jot
a
ers to
sile n t a nd i n o p pera t i ve? W h y s h o p s , b a n k s newspapers a n d C h a r l o t t e does n o t w a n t a n d build houses. Boone is t o o
d o n ' t you p a y u p f o r t h e pa all kinds of merchandise.
t h e kind of men s h e d o e s d e a d t o i m p r o v e m e n t s a n d ,
Charlotte has some b a r
per? T h e r e i s n o excuse left
w a n t , " These l a y m e n talked enterprises. L e t u s all wake
o
y o n now. Do y o u consider r o o m s b u t n o t s o m a n y a n d
well. A t n i g h t I h e a r d Dr. Wil n p a n d d o s o m e t h i n g t h e
' t a just d e b t ? If s o e a s e s o p o r t e n t o u s a n d conspicu
l i n g h a m in t h e Second Pres- n e x t y e a r t o a d v a n c e t h e
Owing t o n recent c h a n g e
/ o u r conscience b y p a y i n g o u s a s s o m e t o w n s a n d cities
Mr. Geo» A. Zirklm
t o w n . None of us a r e t o o
in o u r business, t h a t is, f r o m
b u t C h a r l o t t e h a s g o o d a n d b y t e r i a n chureh.
h e d e b t . D o n o t p u t i t off
Mt. Hor«b. Tenn.
T h e next session of t h e Con old t o help, let us q u i t being
The. statements in the testimonial below are t h e "Old f i i n e " credit s y s
m y longer. T h i s applies t o clever people—intelligent a n d
v e n t i o n will be held in Greens l a z y a n d indifferent. We familiar (acts to the immediate friends of Mr.
tem to a
very o n e who h a v e failed t o refined people. I t is, i n d e e d , a
Zlrkle,
Horeb,
b o r o . More of t h e B a p t i s t need m a n y t h i n g s t o help t o Geo. A.very well school teacher, of Mt. county,
Tenn.,
known throughout the
a y u s a n d a r e behind. T h o s e c i t y of churches. T h e Conven
people o u g h t t o a t t e n d these m a k e o u r town prosper. O u r where he w:is born and has always lived. Head it.
h o p a y us u p p r o m p t l y by t i o n m a d e forty-s x a p p o i n t
"C. 1. Hood & Co., I.owell, Mass.:
meetings, a n d especially t h e people o u g h t t o s t i r a b o u t "De_r Sirs:—I believe In Hood's Stersaparilla.
h e y e a r we h a v e kind r e g a r d m e n t s for S u n d a y . T h e Sec
1 have stiSere I
preachers. I t e n l a r g e s ones work a n d t hi nk more. Sev 1 will tell you why. child h.tod. Whenfrom In- We a r e a b l e t o o f f e r > o u
bsrite ' scrofula from
37 years
Tor a n d a r e o u r o n l y s u p p o r t . o n d P r es b y ter ia n c h u r c h edi
ARBUCKLE'S C O F F E E
views of men a n d t h i n g s a n d e r a l places in t h e c o u n t y a r e of age. my eyes I eeani® strangely affected. I
T h o s e who d o n o t p a y a r e fice i s t h e finest I h a v e seen
«-l,rx
r f eottM not read after nuuset. and when I would
inspires u s with l o n g i n g s t o o u t s n p p i n g u s m t h e way c i , cl<)He n i y c y ,, I
a t 2 4 c t s per lb.;
nut open tUem; but on j
d r a g g i n g us d o w n instead of 1 1 1 N o r t h C a r o l i n a . I h a d
ovement. We like Boone 1 whichever ai* i lay.oa timt aide I could open 0 o o d green 11
coffee a t 2 0 c t »
be b e t t e r men a n d b e t t e r i m p n
mv . ve. This condition coutteued about two
»
"lee <» I
CIS.
building u s u p . L e t u s h e a r t h o u g h t t h e F i r s t B a p t i s t
preachers. As we see how o t h a n d i t s people a n d would li j ytari, and was succeeded b y
per t b ;
c h u r c h in Asheville w a s t h e
from you.
An IntolorabJa Itching
finest, b u t I give i t up. T h e e r s h a v e succeeded, i t m a k e s tp see more interests take all over my body and limbs. I had to have my E x t r a ' C ' SJgai" a t 1 6 tt>&
T h e new B a n k i n g s y s t e m
and scratch me.
people of C h a r l o t t e k n o w how- u s a s h a m e d t h a t we h a v e n ' t h o l t of t h e people in t h e way little boys take sli tc trushes a month and w: x ,' " , U. O ... U P ; g o o d , hcil V V
It wasdrc.dful. It continued
I
of t h e President a n d Secre
s t r i v e n h a r d e r t o a t t a i n t 3 of s u b s t a n t i a l i m p r o v e m e n t s . followed Immediately by a tumor In the rlKht domestic a t 7 CtS OPr VMld
t o r a k e c a r e of a g r e a t relig
•Id® of my neck, M large as a small egg. I at
'
*
t a r y Carlisle septus t o meet
i o n s b o d y . T h e y a r e t a k i n g g r e a t e r usefulness. T h e n it
once coirmtcnced taLlu^ physic lauV prescrip\\ e hfiVC JUHt 1'CCciVlc d
A Household Treasurer.
.t'h general f a v o r a n d i t i s
tlons and conUnued till I lost hojx!. In the ineun «/.
•
,
, .
.
helps us t o g e t a c q u a i n t e d
c a r e of t h e B a p t i s t S l a t e C a u
' USt'N ()] g t Jl)t S <11111 ladle 8
1). W. Fuller, of Caiiajoharie, time the tumor changed Its place to thei-iunan o w p r o b a b l e t h a t t h e plan
dEto front of my neck, suppurated and er> fob s|,(a nd will Se) 1 f llem rt t
vention in splendid o r d e r . No with o u r fellow workers, a n d
hers,
will p a s s Congress. A new- d o u b t each delegate t h i n k s r ' a t c h someof their zeal, t h e s e N. Y , says that he always keeps low ed by others till six htid fore-.. • I and br'ken. |
Dr. Kings New Discovery in tiie "Finally, thro A- years ago, another lar " tu prices t o s u i t t h e hover."&&
financial scheme seems t o b<»
seated Itself
my eolh
h e h a s t h e best home, b u t 1 meetings help s o m e of u s t o house ami his family has always mor in six monthsou the pol. t ofway back.r bon®
Call and see us and we will
another
oil the
t h e g r e a t burden n o w before
g e t o u t of t h e old r o u t e s a n d found the very best results lol- and both of them soonhalf U> dlschnrc®
bone,
betp.n
a m s u r e none h a s a in o r e
low its use, thai he would not be an 1 continued to <1» so till nlw'-.c seven months sa ve you money.
t h e c o u n t r y a n d will occupy
tried
q u i e t a n d p l e a s a n t h o m e g r o o v e s t h a t we h a v e been in without it, if procurable. G. A. apo. Ioften severything. Including prescription*.
> weak tuat
JO H NSON E D MI ST EN & CO
t h e a t t e n t i o n of Congress
f o r y e a r s , a n d helps us t o g e t Dvkeman Druggist, Catskill, N. 1 was I Could Scarcely Walk
t h a n Bro. J . R . J o n e s of Mil
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
d u r i n g t h e p r e s e n t session.
t o n , N. C., a n d myself a t Mr. u p nearer t o t h e times. These Y„ says that Dr. King's Nev and my mind was so confused that I could
Discovery is undoubtedly the scarcely attend to my business (school teach
T h e repeal of t h e t a x o n
a n d Mrs. A. B. Solomen's. meetings lessen o u r prejudice best Cough remedy, that he has ing). I was utterly discou rage. L And now my
S t a t e b a n k s of issue i s recom
T h e y s p a r e 110 p a i n s t o m a k e t o w a r d s o m e men a n d to used it in hio family lor eigiit story draws to a close. 1 began the use of
mended b y b o t h President
t h e i r g u e s t s p l e a s a n t a n d h a p w a r d s o m e f e a t u r e s o f o u r years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. W nv
a n d Secretary Carlisle, b u t
p y , a n d we will l o n g remem work by giving us a b e t t e r not try a remedy so long tried Hood's Se.rsaparllla a little less than a year ago,
e d o u b t whether t h i s t a x i s
began had no
ber kindly t h i s d e a i family. a c q u a i n t a n c e with t h e men and tested. Trial bottle free ar and took fiveInbottles. When I monthsIboth tlie
faith In It.
less than three
ken off o r n o t . T h i s t a x
a n d t h e work.
W. L. Bryan's store. Regular sores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured
T h e Convention convened
As t h e season is o v e r we
of a troublesome catr.rrh; and scrofulous habit
g i l t t o be s t r i c k e n off a n d
has steadily grown less apparent. 1 weigh
I!Jwas glad t o . m e e t breth size 50c. and $1.00.
in T r y o n S t . B a p t i s t church
more titan 1 ever did in my lire, and am
will si II our stnc K of HACKS
. the State bank on their
In tho Cost of Health,
l a s t T h u r s d a y n i g h t . T h e a n ren J . F . S p a i n b o u r a n d W.
E . V. Debs president of t h e considering my constitution. Do yon wonder SURRIES. BUGGIES, DOU
> wn C a p i t a l . T h i s would
nual sermon w a s preached by C. Coffey a t t h e Convention
th.it I
Sarsaparilla? I can do
g r e a t l a b o r m o v e m e n t a n d no e.>abelieve In Hood's it everywhere and every
rive u s m o r e m o n e y a n d we
than recommend
BEE \NI) SINGLE HAR
Rey. T . J . T a y l o r , of W a r r e n f r o m t h e T h r e e F o r k Associ
way. GEO. A. ZIKKLK, Mt lloreb, Tenn.
H)uld reach i t b e t t e r .
a t i o n , a n d brethren Dough Boss o f t h e g r e a t Chicago Hood'9 Pills cur® liver Ills, constipation,
t o n , a n d was a g o o d o n e .
NESS,
s t r i k e with o t h e r leaders biliousness, Jauudio®, sick hea#l**b®. Indigestion.
T h e News and Observera n T h e Convention w a s o r g a n t o n , Fields a n d J . H. Fulliam
SADDLES ANI) B R I D L E S
iwered o n r e n q u i r y very s a t ized by reelecting Dr. M a r h f r o m Ashe a n d Alleghany As h a v e been tried a n d found
MON
g u i l t y by t h e jury. Debs g e t s
At A Very Low Price.
isfactorily in r e g a r d t o t h e president a n d N. B. B r o u g h - s o c i a t i o n . Bro. Fulliam went
a t e v i c t o r y in N o r t h Caroli- t o n a n d N. B. Cobb Secreta fro m C h a r l o t t e t o Raleigh a t six m o n t h s in piision, t h e
They a r e a l l I1R8T CLASS
l a , whether it. w a s a Repub- r y . T h e r e a r e a b o u t 2 0 0 dele t h e solicitation of s o m e breth o t h e r s three m o n t h s . A light
•(<»)—
a n d a l m o s t a s g o o d a s new.
ican o r P o p u l i s t v i c t o r y . g a t e s p r e s e n t w i t h a g o o d ren, with a view t o t a k i n g punishment, we t h i n k .
One of the great secrets in ma
\\ ill sell o n time, o r t r a d e
We accept t h e a n s w e r of t h e s p r i n k l i n g of visitc r s , a n d la p a s t o r a l work in t h e c e n t r a l
Mr. I r a P . Wetmore, a king money is to know {how to
p a r i cf the S t a t e .
News-Observer' a s a t r u e a n - dies attending- t h e s e s s i o n s of
p r o m i n e n t real e s t a t e a g e n t save it. The principal way to save for g o o I s t o c k .
Well, I h a v e written C m s
r.ver t o t h e e n q u i r y . T h i s is t h e W o m a n ' s Missionary So
of S a n Angelo, T e x a s , h a s money is to buy that which you
Call o n us a t onep a t Blow
r o m a D e m o c r a t i c s t a n d - cieties. A m o n g t h e v i s i t o r s lengthily because I a m s h u t u s e d C h a m b e r l a i n ' s Colic. consume from the party who will
sell you the BEST article for the i n g Rock. We will be h e r e
joint, however, a n d we will a r e Dr. Willingham, Secreta in a t my m o t h e r ' s a t Hidden Cholera a n d Diarrhoea Rem LEAST money* In order to find
low a s k t h e ' P r o g r e s s i v e r y of foreign Mission B o a r d , ite, N. C., o n my w a y h o m e e d y in h i s family l o r several the above namedjpartv it is very until Oct. 1 s t .
y e t r s a s occasion required, essential that you call and ex
varmer a n d t h e M o r g a n t o n I ) r . T i c h e r o r , Cor. Sec. i l o m e from t h e Convention, by t h e
RESPECTFULLY,
amine mv immense stock ot
a b u n d a n c e of rain a n d high a n d a l w a y s with perfect suc
P o p u l i s t ' t o a n s w e r a n d tell Mission B o a r d , Dr. Bell, Cor.
cess. H e s a y s : " 1 find it a
HENKEL, CRArn A ( O.
i s w h a t kind of a v i c t o r y Sec. S. S . B o a r d , a n d Dr. K e r waters. During t h e p a s t n i g h t perfect cure for o u r baby
t h e lightnings h a v e flashed, when troubled with colic 01
:hey a r e claiming? I s i t free f o o t , of t h e S o u t h e r n B a p t i s t
Blowing Rock Spp 1 2 , *04.
silver, t h e g o v e r n m e n t own- Theological S e m i n a r y . E x t h e t h u n d e r s r o a r e d a n d t h e d v s e u t e r y . 1 now Feel t h a t
WAXTED I
•rshipof r a i l r o a d s , low tariff, c e p t t h e l a s t , all t h e s e a r e of. r a i n poured. I h o p e t o reach m y outfit is n o t complete
Whi h is almost complete in ev
u ft bout a b o t t l e of t h i s Rem ery department, consisting of
A lemedz/for disease a n d d e
ncorae t a x , n o w o n t o p in ficers of t h e S o u t h e r n Bap h o m e in a d a y o r t w o . K i n d e d y a t home o r o n a t r i p a Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and hility, e ^ inlly f o r t h o s e d i s
North Carolina? O r is i t Mc- t i s t Convention. Thefollow- r e g a r d s t o all t h e r e a d e r s «»f wa v from home. F o r s a l e by Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, eases / h ' c h physieians h a v e
Kinleyism,gold s t a n d a r d i s m i n g a r e present a s e d i t o r s of the DEMOCRAT.
\Y. L . B r y a n .
Groceries, Saddles. Queenspr<)g" , rice(l incurable.
I . VV. THOMAS.
ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts,
m t i s u b t r e a s u r i s m a n d o p papers: Dickenson, of Ilelig
X e give below a few of t h e
nuttH
T h e Nicaragua c a n a l bill Etc., Etc., tootion. rous to men
position t o t h e income t a x ? i o u s H e r a i d , of Richmond Y a . Dec. 1 2 , 1 8 0 4 .
m a n y l e t t e r s which we
»ave received a n d which we
We live u p here in t h e m o u n E d e n s . Christian I n d e x , Ha.,
will n o d o u b t puss t h e 1 l o u s e
Did 1 on Evpr
I have just received the m
faih.jsh with t h e consent of
tains a w a y f r o m t h e m a i n A . J . S . T h o m a s , oF B a p t i s t
a n d S e n a t e a n d become a
and most complete line.
Try Electric Hitlers ,-is a remedy
f'"'«ri|m,«h"are cnvii,centres a n d of c o u r s e we a r e Courier, S. C., a n d J a s . A for your troubles? If not, get a l a w , y p p r o p r i a t i n g $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0
!' i r > ; ] r - s , , ( » remedy a s we
bound t o be behind t h e n e w s Speight, A t l a n t i e C a p t i s t , Ya. b >ttle now and get relief. This 0 0 0 lor t h e scheme. We d o
h a ve described h a s been f o u n d
n m a n y t h i n g s t r a n s p i r i n g Bro. C. D u r h a m is h a p p y be medicine tins been found to be n o t know whether t h i s is t h e
lib]ted to
•ueponnd Oxygen T r e a t peculiarly adapted to t he relief
That has ever bee, he and suraway from us. We a r e a s k - cause, for t h e first t i m e in a <i;>d cure of ail Female 'Com r i g h t t h i n g o r n o t s o we will the citizens
Lt of i>,>. bturkcy & i a.
„1.
. , sting of
n g t h i s i n f o r m a t i o n in g o o d d o z e n o r m o r e y e a r s , t h e plaints. everting n wonderful di h a v e n o t h i n g t o s a y now o n
rounding*. ,
j ,
„
Jnst vies and shades
a i t h . We w a n t t o k n o w S t a t e M i s s i o n B o a r d h a s rect influence in giving strength t h e subject.
Cnli. o e s ^ l a i , , L n , v l l l ) > ( h a | .
,, ^
n u n i o n to m e o r g a n s . I f y o
ami ton •1 t o the oruans. If you
wrV d;nj Iltpr w«k cured of
! an'a^fnes, Ginghams, Nan- Asthma b.v ^ treatment oteom
what kind of a v i c t o r y we c o m e t o t h e Convention with h f l v ,, , o s s o f . , p p „ t i t , . c o l l s t f | H
one
nety^ha in brays. ( ashmeres, pound Oxygen, after H i r i n g
An 01 Doe or's Favo.ito.
aave in t h e old N o r t h S t a t e , o u t a d e b t . H e s t a t e s t h a t ; tion. hta lache. or Ciiriting spells
^netas, Bleeching. Damask for fifteen years. EI>. ». WILLIH
ive will then k n o w w h a t p a r t for all oiijects t h e Conven or arc nervous, sleepless, excit Dr. L. M. Gillain, who practic
per.v, Sheeting, Platds, cotTyler, Texas.
able. melancholy or troubled ed medicine over forty years, ot h e d r i v e we a r e in.
tio n h a s h a s c o n t r i b u t e d fi with dizzy spells, Electric Bit-! riginated used and claimed tl
onades, jeans etc. which will
e sold at reduced prices for cash "I used your compound OxvAuy o n e w h o h a s children ver $ 1 2 6 , 0 0 0 t h e p a s t y e a r . ters is the medicine you need Botanic Blood Balm, which
or its equivolent. meeting anddf gen about a year and a half 5
will rejoice with L . B. Mul- T h a t is wonderful f o r these Health and strength are guaran been in use about fiifty-fl ve^tm tying all
go. I neglected to tell vo„ ot
f o r a , of Plainfield, N. J . H i s h a r d times. Then t h e Con ti ed bv its use. Large bottles j was the btst tonic and b^p It
1 m pived ir<"»
only fifty cents at \\ . E. Bryan's! rifier ever given to tlie*^» inaIlEAHoNAPI E COMPETITION
little boy, live y e a r s of aire, vention h a s pledged d u r i n g stole.
V e u()t
never tails t o cure 1 U^iuatisin
Itnfth
f
troubw a s sick with c r o u p . F o r t h e present session, a b o u t
B. My entire stock U»i withi catarrh since.-F. W
lignant ulcers, s q e j ^ ' d blood
t w o d a y s arid n i g h t s he tr ied
Bev els. Syracuse I Diversity Syl
catarrh and alL^^-cge hot tie of General Merchandise will racuse, X. Y.
T h e r e was a $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 fire di»»a ses. P ry^druggis t s
v a r i o u s remedies recommend $ 1 1 , 0 0 0 ; $ 5 , 0 0 0 t o increase
• bo sold at reduced prices ior
ed by friends a n d neighbors. t h e endowment of W a k e F o r at Wilmington, N. 4'., Dec. Jfl .00. Foi r
CASH or its equi v >lent " $Sl
Send for book of two hundred
H e s a y s : " I t h o u g h t s u r e I e s t College, $ 3 , 0 0 0 for npw : h e fourteenth.
S e n a t o r s who
In order to make room for page., for further information, tea
would lose h i m . I h a d seen f e m a l e college a t Raleigh,
s u g a r before a r e new st'>ok, I am offering my en- ti.i.onials, etc. A book sent free
WhrnOtheis Fail
C h a m b e r l a i n ' s Cough Rem $ 2 , 3 0 0 t o s u p p o r t a missionHome i reatment serl out by exHood's Sarsapariila builds up foycinean a M e v e r a n d will tire lot of
edy advertised a n d t h o u g h t
press to >e used at home. Office
a r y for fi ve y e a r s in J a p a n the shattered system bv givi eg
t h e y c a n t o prevent R E A D Y M A DE C L O T H I N G Treatment administered here.
I would t r y i t a s a l a s t h o p e
vigurous action
e bill from pa ssi ng, such
a n d a i r h a p p y t o s a y t h a t a n d $ 6 0 0 t o aid N o r t h Caio- organs,creating to the dige;
an apjietite
A 7 (OST.
a f t e r t w o d o s e s he slept u n t i l 1 ina s t u d e n t s a t t h e Theolog purifying the blood
lows o u g h t n o t t o have
Thanking my friends and cus- j
A
m o r n i n g . I g a v e i t t o him ical S e m i n a r y . One b r o t h e r pared fi.v modern methot
a n y sweetened coffee f o r tlie
n e x t d a y a n d a c u r e w a s ef gave a gold watch worthl sesses the greatest en i
tjiiin rs Inr rim liberal patronage.
'80 Sutter St. s , „ Frli.ri'Atcal
any n e x t 9 9 y e a r s .
fected. I keen t h i s remedy
1 firs- a " , i haH t l l e
W'e h a v e throe re—
record of actual Tke only
in the house n o w a n d a s s o o n $ 1 2 5 . 0 0 .
t u r n e d Missionaries;
B u t l e r a n d P r i t c h a r d hold the sa.-iie so long avS I merit it, I
medicine m exits
a s a n y of my children showurei.v veget- the f o r t a n d will g o t o the
s i g n s of c r o u p I g i v e i t t o Graves, who h a s been in Chi- Hood's,
ESPECTFULLY,
ge, pain or S e n a t e .
t h e m a n d t h a t is t h e l a s t of n a nearly f o r t y y e a r s , Mose-I Hood
M. B. BJ.ACKBUBNI
one vear.
i t . " 2 5 a n d 5 0 c e n t b o t t l e s ly From Mexico a n d McCul-j ahUvaj
lorn from Japan. Thesebreth gripe.
f o r sale by W. L . B r y a n .
I
Inherited Scrofula Cured
Do You Want Money?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
CASH BASIS
HocdV#*Cures
IMPORTANT
SALE.
HOW TO SAVE
EY.
CENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
am
R
/
�NO MORE EYE-GLftSSES
A COMPLETE NEWS
PA
f a x l i s t " r B l o w i n g n o c k *94
".F-CLOSING
p i - , w n t w t > » i N s ' " ^ ' ; i r ' v , o f 9 15, w B council I M I) medi
PER
State is to sit quietly by,
cal a i d t o a g e d a n d infirm
The Pride of the North Caroli
while these things are done,
na Press."
A DKMocHATHifajiil v newspaper, i
. ,L
„r *i w , 2 6 5 , c J cottrell c o m p u t i n g
a
t a x list 1 8 9 4 1 6 . 1 5 RC Riv
devoted to the interest ot Coun- ! l 8 ,t: t l u ' ,ri ^
Do you want to aid in building
ty StateauoNation. Published Japanese youths in China, ers advertising 1.15, M B
up a paper that shall reflect the
every Thursday at, Boone, \\ a | H c it he so announced. One Blackburn g o o d s f o r c o u n t y
greatest credit 011 North Caroli
tauga County. N.0.
thing is certain. The people 1 . 6 5 , J D counrill repair s oil
na, no matter where it may be
seen? Then patronize
of this Christian land with jail 1 . 4 0 . w L Bryan c o m o n
finance 3 r d q r 2 . 1 5 , u Moody
Thrj Can't Give Bond.
Hie Wilmington Messengei
V •»
united voice demand thai serving road orders 10 35, w
• Certain, Bade. and Effective F.emady for
CD
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE -PAPER
-Asheville Citizen.
their government say to the h Byr .r«erv rond or<lers4 r.5, JORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Do you want a reliable paper
If t h e s t a t e m e n t s in t h e
551;
Turkish Empire, that the I' J Cottrell making >'1 T 1 »\U
giving you all the news of the
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restcr~
press of t h e S t a t e a r e t o be
Via
t
tax books ?1894 115.31. W • ,
ing the Sight of the Gld.
world—a Democratic newspaper
CO
awful persecution must cease
relied u p o n , a n d n o o n e ris
' that equals the best— bas the
H B.vrd whole and half fees Cores Tear Drops, Granulation* Stye
and due separation must he
Tumors, Red Eyes, Malted Eye Lashss,
1 largest circulation, and has icr
es to dispute them, it appears
2.65, w c coffey cbm nd < nun !5D rweccns QNCN RELIEF AU> PERXAJEST cuts.
made, or else it will not be
.twenty-one years been i part
Also equally efficacious when n»e<i In other
t y c o i n s 3 r d qr. 1 0 . 1 5 , H H miladies,
t h a t o n e of t w o t h i n g s is t r u e
Sores.
. and factorin thegrovth and dtvrecognized as one of the fain Farthing mem B I CO corns j Tumors, such a. Ulcers. FeverPiles, or
Salt Kheam, Burst,
whereverlnhnumstion ei:-ta, Sill 1'UEjl.E 8
w i t h reference t o m a n y of the
velopment of the Old
North
11y o f nations.—iVews and 3rd qr 13.75, J CHorton mem 0A w. VMS may be used to advantage.
] usionist officials who car
State? Then subscrbe for
Said by all Drasciats ut 'Ji Cents.
RECAUTION
her B<1 co coins 3rd qr 7 65 c
Observer.
HE
II JJIKGTOX M ESSEX pi LR
-:CESSITY
ded t h e i r COUP t i e s a t t h e re
j cottrell elk Bd C.> coins 3rd
,oi:<
i'lathlnr Shop,
Campaign Rates:
I-... ••- is* Miujj., ami any
n t election, t o wit: They
qr. 29.60. w B counrill M D
TEE NORTH CAROLINA
TUls Was in Burse.
<• >.i» -ir rloiliri are n«ed.
T h e ''Dail^' Messenger," b y
. . »
1 hv nil to be th®
medical aid to aged and in
a r e men of such c h a r a c t e r
College of
ev invented.
A good story from Burke
ma i l , 4 m o n t h s o n t r i a l , f o r
firm 4.15, M c pilkinton dam
Kit
AT OXCK.
t h i t t h e y h a v e n o t t h e confi
Agriculture and
county, in which the young age on road 25,15. c J cot
$2.00
dence of t h e men of their par
•.d If. IT CA Supply Co..
MechanicArt3.
son of a prominent North 11ell deed record 8.15, w G
T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes
w it c
"oston.
t y who own t h e p r o p e r t y in
senger," (the largest and
Carolinian is the conspicuous Todd lecording names of ju Offers T h r e e Technical Cours
heir counties; o r else t h e
best paper in the State) 9
figure. The young man had rors etc. 6.09. W B counrill M e s : T h e Course in Agru ul
en of t h e i r p a r t y d o n o t been driving members *.)f the n D medical aid to aged mid r u l e ; T h e Course in S-ieliee;
months on trial for $1.00
C a s h in a d v a n c e . B o t h
wn sufficient p r o p e r t y t o family to a? church in the infirm 2.15, w L Bryan hoar T h e Course in Mechanical a n d
papers are large Eight-Pag(
a k e t h e b o n d s of t h e otft- country regularly, and by ding 12 jurors and one offic Civil Engineering.
er 26.15, J c MCGhee repair
Jieets. Send P o s t a l C u ra
E a c h course is broad am 1
ils t h e y elected o n t h e 6 t h his constant attendance the i n g c o u r t h o u s e a i s l e 2 . 1 5 . J
with t h e a d d r e s s of five p e r
t h o r o u g h , a n d t h e institu
November.
m n s a n d receive s a m p l e c o p
church folk surmised that it D council! lepairing jail .On j t i o n i s now equ'-pped for ex
•
I n t h e following "counties
es of THE MESSENGER.
j Mast whole and halffees 92 cedent work. Expenses very
would be well to give him a
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
.35, Loyd Banner whole and m o d e r a t e . F o r c a t a l o g u e s ,
NATURE'S
le Fusionist officials named
Sunday school class.
half fees 92 .35, John I o m- a d d r e s s .
a v e failed t o g i v e t h e bond
C U R E FOR
T h e idea w a s earrried o u t
ALEX. Q H o l l a d a v. Pres.
TAKE THE
equired b y l a w . a n d hence a n d t h e y o u n g m a n did his cijl whole and half fees '92
.35, Enoch Swift whole and
Raleigh, X. C.
tiave n o t entered u p o n t h e work with a s much confidence half fees fall term '92 .35, J
c h a r g e of their d u t i e s :
a s did t h e o t h e r h e a d s . When H Taylor J P. examination
-GOLNGI n Lincoln c o u n t y t h e clerk t h e family reached h o m e of S Byland .85.
S
I
Total aud. debt. $2,877,78.
of t h e c o u r t a n d register ol t h a t d a y he was asked :
and Northwest
fr.no
2
Tax levied J une '94
This new ifeatment for Catarrh and
deeds.
"Well, did y>u get along for Co. PUI poses $3,684.45. I S E X I 8 G
K I A C ! 3 ! R E § diseases of the respiratory organs is
Emigrants going to any of tlie
*(
one of the most Important discoveries
I n W a k e t h e sheriff.
siliililitiiiliiiiiliiiiiiliiiliMiiiiMiliiiliUMiiiiltlilii
C. J. COTTRELL,
all right to-day. J—?"
in medical science and possesses the
V»'stern States or Terril
itorifg
In New H a n o v e r t h e sheiiff
Clk. Bd. Co. Coins.
following advantages i
"Yes, indeed," was the
will save time and mo .ey going
1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense
Dec. 3. 1894.
nd t r e a s u r e r .
\'ia. Chicago and Alton route.
and without outside assistance.
proud reply.
2. No change of diet or pursuit ot lite Is necessary
; is the quickest route to
I n G a s t o n t h e sheriff.
during treatment.
_ ...
.
" W h a t did y o u tell t h e
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to tha
S t a t e of North Carolina, W a
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
I n C a b a r r u s t h e coroner s c h o l a r s ? "
patient and entail no dlscomlort.
4. The remedy reaches the aeat ot the troubla
t a n g a C o u n t y . I . C I. Cot
I'L'EBLO,
and surveyor.
"I told them the disciples trell. Clerk of t h e Board of
B. The remedlea and means ot appliance can b#
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
And all points in Idaho, Wash
I n Cumberland only o n e were all Democrats except
JTRT'E TREATMENT at any drug a tor*.
County Commissioners f o r
ington, Oregon, Utah
.
j.-TrERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00official could g i v e t h e b o n d . Judas Iscariot—and he was said c o u n t y , d o hereby certi
and California.
T
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
I n Brunswick all failed.
Caoierlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, El nest- and Best Equipped
a Third party man," came fy t h e following t o he a t n n s t a t e m e n t of t h e n u m b e r of
I n Polk t h e sheriff a n d the startling reply.
Road in the H o.sf.
d a y s t h a t t h e Boani'of Coun
Only line running Solid Vesti
»n s u r e r .
J—is not teaching a Sun
bud trains etweeu St. Louis
a k i n g e i t h e r of t h e reasons day school class now.—Ashe- t.v Commissioners h a s been
in session, a l s o t h e mini be i
and Kansas itv.
ven why these men could vilie Citizen.
of miles traveled by each '<>;
Reclining mir cars and Tour
t give t h e i r b o n d s a s true,
said h o a r d f o r t h e y e a r !>• aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiititiiiiiiii'HiiiWiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiyKi:^
istepers ee of extra charge.
1 will mee parties at any rail
i d i t s h o w s a m o s t deplor- Feminine rights hnv.* grown to g i n n i n g Dec. 1 s t 1 8 9 3 a n d en v HunnLiuyn lll);h Arm.
^
—
a Seli •.tttliiybiwlle.
road station with through tickets
such proportions in Kansas and d i n g Nov. 3 0 , 1 8 9 4 , a l s o tin '2 Had a Self-threr.<tlng HlmttTa.
H.v-i
bJe s t a t e of affairs. If t h e
— lias No Bquul In Const ruction.
and baggage checks.
Metallic Weather Boarding,
Apin
I'
a r t y t h a t elected t h em does Colorado tlia', in inanv house, a m o u n t allowed each mem 2 lliut A Moolutnlraiinisli. iiranco.
For full information,maps a n a
— Has tiu Klefynnt I4
)
Cowplete Ceilings^
2
a I'eTfect
n o t own p r o p e r t y e n o u g h t o holds, pantulloens have ceased ber: C. Coffey served a s Com ; Has n I'ostflvoAdjnstinvnt*
descriptive })amph]ets of the
llns
Ti»ke-n|».
\Y.
to be a symbol of authority. Out
2 Has Stylish Furniture.
"
West write to or call on
Corrugated Sheeting,
m a k e their bonds, i t shows
Has
Qualities and s
there .vonianhas been advancing missioner 1 7 d a y s a t $ 2 pel 1 does More Good SowingGeneral Work r
2
n Larger Itanco of
B. A. NEW LAND,
\
ar-ja
Roofing Paint9,
t h e S t a t e t o be in very had by leaps and bounds. She is al d a y
$ 3 4 . 9 9 — than any Hewing Machine in tlie World. ^
Tra veling Passenger Ag-t..
r'g
8 . 9 0 i Examine THE ROYAL for points of 2
h a r d s . If t h e r e a r e men n- lowed to hold office. She is allow 4 dnvH fin com a t $ 2
9 i
]n>n Roof )
It) Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
excellence, and you will
2
42.00
l o n g t h e F u s i o n i s t s w h o ed to push her way to the ballot T o t a l
J . J. CMAULTON, 0, P. A
>
Ea.J Troughs, Gutters and Spouting *
buy r.o other.
2
Chicago, 111.
> vi® AM forms of Sheet Met3l for Buildl—
h a v e t h e p r o p e r t y , h u t refuse box. She is allowed to harrangue H . H . F a r t h i n g served atCounty com. 16 days at $i |
/ COMPLETE AND READY \
RUYAE S. K, CO., BocMord. fil. | > \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED^
t o m a k e t h e b o n d s because a motley innss of drunken men per d a y
$32.99
r-i-K.
.1.,
t h e y h a v e n o t confidence in and women. She is oxm ol the ac Traveled 3 3 6 miles a t .»
IndiRe»tron. and Stoma., h
->»3
Vik WANT
k:c- Vv?. x;vp?4 ivptg«-s.
$16 89
t h e men they elected, i t looks tive factors in Western politics. c i s p»r mile
A'I dealers V.oe» it. ?7 ivrSxtic.
bt*
—AN—
$48.8(
In fact., so rapid has been her ad T o t a l
Va
«;j.i (.-tossed rei. lines ' • v. rtpi e
worse still.
J. C H o r t n n sei veil a s coun
-}n e i t h e r case t h e s i t u a t i o n vancement that many official ti
n a s n o t a look of permanency tles have taken unto themselves tv c o m . 1 6 d a y s a t $ 2 pe?
In tliinbown—cn enprcetle workman to
another inflection. Soon 110 doubt d a y
$32 00
erilfi and AI'i'I.Y our materials
o n i t s face.
th£v vicinity
the feminine form of governor will Traveled 1 2 9 miles a t 5
TO
r-orrespondenoo fiollcitod• write for
THE ARMENIANS.
,*>»•.? and iermi
$6 09
have a different meaning from e e n t s per mile
:"r,TT 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
$ 3 8 0 9 ON RECE!PT OF 50 CES5T3
T h e f a c t s c o m i n g daily t o what it has now. There iH noth T o t a l
Siad^
C3TABLISHED 10T2,
•
Grand total
$128.89.
WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF
We wnn' manv 'cn, woui^n. bov.- and girls to
light concerning t h e massa ing to hinder such a revolution
work for us * f' " ^our< didly, rfght ,11 sr.d around
c r e of t h e Armenian Chris ot dictionaries and grammars C. J . Cottrell, Clk. Bd. Corns P|j» £53 sgw
theiro'.vii
''"eincss Is < nsv, jilcasaist,
•trictlv he >rablc, and
s better than any other
t i a n s b y t h e T u r k s , confirm that the present generation will
50'** . Y<"\ U*rc a field
oTered J
and no
be old belore they learn it.—Wil
com*'*' Experience ami tptcia] ability
La a
a H S S K D I bv
t h e m o s t horrible of t h e ori
'W J
P
A >.
\ nf. '11 v' No ea-iital required. V-'e eguip vcq
«
I .^.i crerrtblng that von need, treat vou weij
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOB
g i n a l r u m o r s . W i t h t h e son Advance,
TOR YOUR HO^.L
nnd .!• lpt voo fo ca-n t u time* ordfnerr
COUNTY EXHIBIT.
s w o r d a n d t h e t o r c h they in
V lien do as md! ns men, cud br.r,. ard ri-'Tetter, Ground Itch, ItcUng Pila, F.i"&
TUMkc good pay. Ar
•». m.-where. can do thvaded t h e villages a n d homes (Continued from last week.)
v- irk AH ^cceed ... f„t|„w r.„.
xnrj fhr)_
Woia and nil itching Sfcin Diseases.
pie fH-ectlons. Enr nwt
-k vHl tt-rrlr bring
MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
o t these helpless people.
Botanic Blood Balm
1
yon a gt-r.-,t
of rumn
K errfM,,r 1, „r^
n F Dai I'd sliff holdingeonrt
am. ,1 great
Write for our fmniphlnt
The Great ReTis.1v for the speedy and permanent ,-j Ityoa havs TETTER, it mxtters not hew long It has
Rapine a n d m u r d e r stalked
cure of Scrofula. Rheumatism. Catarrh, Ulcers, *
circu! ir, and receive f-H fnforioatirn. No |.IJrT3,
existed, TETTERINE will a* certainly cura
Eczema. F itinc and Sprc.iJinp 9< r»s. Frup'ions. e
h a n d in h a n d . L a n g u a g e snrn jur etc. spring term '94 11 and ali SKIN AMD BLOOD DISEASES. Made {
One if you contli.de not to go on with tho
ycu as you usa it.
63.55, W B council I M n medi-i - from the prescription of an eminent physician «
business.
fails t o describe t h e o u t r a g e s cal aid to pauper 2 15 G H who used it with marvelous success for *o years, •. [-'armless, Painless and Fragrant.
HeO i. . <t W. ife *3 i i
m a. Co.,
continued
0
c o m m i t t e d . T h e only offence n l a i r h e l p i n g s u r v e y r o a d anJ itsof gnteful use for tifteen years by thou- ^
sands
people has demonstrated that
n\5IT V Refunded If you are dissatisfied
Box
it is by far the best building; up Tonic and Blood
SiUiPL 3 uith tlie re»ul to—Deferences—
o f t h e Armenians w a s t h a t 3.15, w G Todd stationary for Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new i Southern Bank of the State of Georgia, Chat
PORTLAND, EcAA»?i£.
rich bbiod, and possesses almost miraculous
ham Bank, and National Bank of Savannah.
they were Christians. W e clerk's office 1.15, c J cotrell healing properties.
3. T . SH'JPTRiNE & ORG.
a r e glad t o see t h a t resolu 2 tax books 3 38, T j coffev I &J: V/RITF. FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
& BI "). sundries force, pnup-;
CURLS, sent free on application.
SAVANNAH: GA.
t i o n s in respect t o t h i s mut ers 2.62, w L Bryan Bryan
If not kept by your local druggist, send St.oo
t e r h a v e been introduced in com on finance 2 nd qnaitcr I for a large botile, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
t h e United S t a t e s S e n a t e by 2.15. w c coffey chm Bd coun ' medicine will be sent freight paid by
S e n a t o r s Blanchard, of Louis ty corns 10.15, H H Farthing BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
At»
iana, and Lodge, of Massa mem Bd co corns 12.35, J c
HOI ton mem Bd Co Coins 9.65
c h u s e t t s . W e t r u s t t h a t c J cottrell clk nd co coins
—
these S e n a t o r s will push t h e 28.65, w BCouncill M D medi r T K S S T A K & 4 B I 5 . *
cal aid to aged 6.15, w N
inquiry t h e y h a v e begun t o
t h e u t m o s t limit a n d see t o Thomas tax lister North Fork ?
DURANG'S
i t t h a t t h i s g o v e r n m e n t tak '04 6.15, L G Maxwell tax lis
ter stony Fork '94 9.15, .1 J
e s such a c t i o n in t h e premis Mast tax lister Boone 1894
e s a s is i t s d u t y ws a Ch:is- 12.15, J G Norris tax lister 4> rI is
:d its repiit ttlon for 18 years
p
n medy U-r the
ian nfition. If the govern- Meat camp'94 9.15, A F Dil p as being tie sta-p'ard iurt ol Riietn.--i
oukR and permanent
|| P.T
i, tirtiu,
Sciatica, etc., in all its forr.t"
uents of the earth are power vis tax lister Bald Mt. 7.60, <» It is ec-iors.' 1 by thou.r.n-'s of I'b.y
is
ENDORSED BY
D oiylor tax lister watauga
i * dans. Publishers and PatkniS.i.,OUitthe * !
ess to stop thp savage afroO
< > purely vegetable and builds r.p i
r,< 1
1 ^
9 15. TM cottrell tax lister i k first dose. It never f"ils to cure.
e /.
* PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G,
Price is one dollar r. bottle, or sis
iit.es of t h e T u r k e , let t h e
^04 8.05. u nno«e
TLIE W a t & d f° a D a m o o r a t
c
ASTfl
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
CACTERINE
CATARRH]
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS.
Isiicago and Alton R. R.
West
.
Ik
CURE
I
Always Cures.
IRIIHUE REKEDT
CREAM-T ARTAR POWDER
RjdK
bo'ti -s for five do)!- --
(fur ,t> p.u:. i'aya
a c t be k n o w n . 11 n o c bligag h a w n e h a w 9 4 7 .65 i' p'ulet sent Free by Mail. A 'dress, ^
Ourang's Rhc::~' . . ? M a t
ion r e s t s u p o n t h e United A lex Hngarnan t a x list cove
1316 L Street,V/asnin^mikS J
^ta ees t o s p e a k , let i t he s o j creek 1 0 1 5 , M p Edmi^ten
JJura >iq'» Lirer Pills
leclared. If the Turk is to tax lister Laui'elcivek 10.90.
earth. They act with a^<jxK3 FOB |l.
them a houschrld b.^aoisig.
E,li
PBICB ZS CT8. PBe.
M v e l i i H o u n l u s t f u l , •n)or< l e r - ! i " . H o 1 ' ! t f a *
l i 'f
FOR SALS
,.
...
,
7 65, w s Farthing tax lister
. u s will with t h e ChriHtitjn B „ a v e r
-94 7 05i M Bj
li v Persoits arc broken
jeopb of Armenia let t h e Blacklnu n goods for aged &
. erwori or household cares.
6 Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
infirm 2 39, C J cottrell mot t
vorol 1 knov» i t .
dowT\(]S digestion, removes excess of bile,
1 ires malaria. Get the genuine.
l i t h e United S t a t e s a s re- gage record 8.15, H c Martin
of Medical Department Tnlano rniverslty
of I>otiisi»n.i, who, after » careful analysis,
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
which be cheerfully recommends to the
pablic.
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" :
">URE, WHOLESOME »no POWERFUL.
You Want It. A& Grocer For It.
u ' u l f Mf g . Co . ,
•••
Stamp fer Illaatrated Price Ust.
The Schumacher Gymnasium Co. *,
wrltrRjnav; prr* s-.nrvjdtnoi ja.t-y 'gsotren.
rjic-T.ui ,(.J4 ijg i«jno : juvsvaid .
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Trsde-AKr'-s obtained, and ah i'ab
j conduct, i for k edrrai* Fers
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sen ret
cntm less time than tacts
tl'
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VOLT
BOONE,
WATAUGA
BILL TYE ON JOKES.
THURSDAY
JANUARY 10, 1895,
NO. 10.
till the sixteenth ccnrti-j
BUTCHERED BY TUKKS.
diers, some of who JI tearfulTRUE corRTESY.
inung- \\ riter, Bur rnis. 0. !V , when usually as 1505 Ba six Thousand Christian Aimenians U* protested that thev mere- jCharlotte Democrat:
!3 THE BEST.
MO GQUSAKINQ.
S the humor jsil Ivanovite h . t h e s o n of old
Xuacred.
^ ' 1, - ) v>
Massacre*.
j ly obeyed orders-it i s assertYou should be c o u r t e o u s
$5. Cordovan, :Sl
FRENCH& EM8MEILEDCALF!
1 h p L and on Standard's ed that no compassion was t o everyone, b o t h young* a n d
ou.s |».i i,'«»i a pas *
• ! "'
man Ivanoviteh, assumed the
Htii® FiKE GALF&aJWGAIw?!!
$ 3.5?PCL'CE, 3 SOLES. una liiim pap^rs of Ji. ^ oi k ? title of fcSainodersher, orauto ror *ces; ondent in Varna de- shown to age oi sex. Jn one old. Often y o u n g people a r e
fSW0RK
$2S? EXTRA ^GMFHo
• v in list lift very pro'iHHernt. and his son Ivan the scribes the massacre of Ar- place 4 0 0 women, after hav- very impolite t o old people,
"
FINE. w, «
7J BOYSSCH:3LSHDES.
wnttrs, and 1cannot see hoivj 'errihle, was crown*! rzar menian Christians a s of equal ing been forced repeatedly t o generally t h r o u g h t h o u g h t *2A
tliev can think of so m a n y in 184'"
importance with the Bulgar- submit to the soldiery, wereilessness.
things foi ->(>5 days in t ie
Ivan the Terrible, as most ' m i butcheries which led to hacked to pieces with swords! Young girls and b o v s a r e !
i 7\
. -N oENO TOR CATALOGUE '
year.
VM.*P©U«LAS,
students of history a re a ware the Russo Turkish war. He and bayonets.
inconsiderate of their mothBKOCXTCN, MASA. '
If OR caa cave —tnaey fcy ptircUu-aiuu W. L>
Everybody writes them, it rnM with (tiwit rrnelt.v end aa.vs:
In another place200 weep- ers and fathers, s i s t e r s and
Uoliti'ttifl Sl>. c,
Becsus?, vro p.re tac Iarg-: t Manufacturers of
,,f iron about 8 feet
"The trouble began with ling women begged at t h ei brothers in their homes. Vera
advcr.ised a:ioc3 iti tlie world, r.::d a a am:-.tee is,not, n member of ttie staff ,,
the bottom, which protects * 011 against hion , who does the humorous par- j on o-, the other end of wnieh the refusal of the Armenians commander's feet for inercy. ]often when a n o l d e r inemb
ISSff S f f i S v S13 jagraphs of a metropolitan was kept hot over an ah-ohol t o p a y t a x e s o n t h e g r o u n d T h e c o m m a n d e r , a f t e r o l d e r - o f t h e f a m i l y e n t e r s t
wcaringr dualities-. V/e hsva'tn n coM every- ; h 0 1 l u „
,,ll„
a t
u - rv
•whereatuwrcrprices for thex*alve givenUian ' P' 1 P 1 »-»' 1,1 ' 'Bl.V . •- OOU . OU st'OVC 1 i'lS StOVe CO' -;:i eM that th? Kurdish raids had ing that 'bey be outraged, room, they do hot offer t.
nny o' mp.'.ic. Yahe no substitute. Ifyour | i.
other
i, «. ... •.
- a\* i
dealer cannot supply you, v/e caa. &oidby
I b l i g h t writers in New York, every 2 4 h o u r s a half gallon so impoverished them as to had ihem dispatched with a seat,
Dealer, w hose nam ? will shortly ap- 'connected with other
pnbli-jof alcohol and Ivan the orh- fender it fin possible. This | the sword
Sometimes it i s t h r o u g h
pear hear. Agents wanted. Apply at
""
once.
j e<) • ions \ .TV (Men, buy ciJuilf.
probably was true. Troops
Similar scenes were enacted thoughtlessness a n d very of'gar.s with heir joke money.
Ivan, which is John in the were'sent to enforce the pay- • in other places. In one case ten through pure selfishness.
Each week 1 hey write 20 toj English, was also called Ivan ments, but were beaten off. isixty young brides and maid If we are taught true polite
I oO of these paragraphs, and I\
lie died at the age (f on
"The Governor of ' Bitlis ens were driven into a church ness in our early years, when
M
then taking them in then a n d t h e a v e r a g e reign of a then a r r i v e d with a n i m p o s - ! a n d a f t e r being violated were
we gr
"o be men o r womeri
: market basket go out, and j ozai . s j rK , then has been bat big force of "egulars.
The butchered until t h e i r blood we will hardly g o a s t r a y
dispose of t h»m. They go to! ] wars.
people, seeing t h a t t h e s t r u g - j flowed from t h e d o o r s ,
from the home rule.
the keenest e d i t o r first, a u d i Thirteen y e a r s a g o last
w a s hopeless, y i e l d e d , b u t ! A l a r g e c o m p a n y , headed
Just here I recall t h e s t o r y
he ta!%es w h a t s u i t s h i m . a n d s p r i n g t h e c z a r w a s assassin- 'ie G o v e r n o r resolved t o by a priest, knelt n e a r t h e of a blind lady, who, when
9
V/sck after week, year after then the.\ g o t o one u h o is a | kted by m.eans of a b o m b ten r i n k " a n e x a m p l e of t h e m , church, begging for c o m pas- on board the steamer coub
year, you plod a beaten path,
little less ale; t with w h a t is
hi HI b y a n a d m i r e r o u t
ordered t h e t r o o p s t o fire sion, a v e r i i n g t h a t t h e y had not enter into the enjoy mi
from your home to your work
left, a n d s o o n until t ^ e lot is of town. A full a c c o u n t of ° n tlm defenceless populace, n o t h i n g t o d o with t h e cul- of the beautiful scenery a h
and back again. No hope for
dispnsed (»i. f t would be a- the Assassination w a s pub- a n d t h e y obeyed with a lac- prits who kdled t h e k u r d s . I t the Hudson river. A k
the future, nothing ahead but
musing t o gi\ e here r h e o r d e r lished exclusively in t h e La- ritv. 1 hey -only ceased when was in vain; all were killed, and thoughtful little i
work, work, work, and a still
darker prospect for your family
in which t h e dibereni p a p e r s pat me Daily B o o m e r a n g , t h a t f b e residents of twenty-five 'Several attra<;tive w o m e n went to her, placed her hi
should you die. A 20-year
a i v a r r a n g e d in the mind of being i t s first issue: terms villages, n u m b e r i n g s o m e were told they m i g h t live if in hers, saying, "it is
Tontine Policy in the
t h e joke writer a n d t h e n a m e U q q per y e a r ; weekly 3 ; term* .Hums; ads, h a d b en killed, they would recant t h e i r faith. lightful out; I know you c
of t h e l a s t e d i t o r t h e y g o t >.. ( ) f .,<] vertising made knntvn ^onn r e p o r t s s a y 6 0 0 0 were They replied. 4 W hy should not see the things we are
Lc| Lhn
P./
but. I d o n o t d a r e t o d o it; o n mpp}jf. M tion a n d promK.
'in.
we deny Christ? We h a v e n o sing, but I will describe th(U
will give you something to live
here, t h o u g h I h a v e been let not to tell anybody else.
"Glea/ Fri'ain sent lier more r e a s o n t o d o s o t h a n to you," atld she did in su
for; a bright star to look ahead
to; ail end to toil when you
i n t o t h e secret by friends who
Ivan carrried on vt a r s * olisni tn Van. Mr. Hall- had t he se , v p o i n t i n g t o t h e a childlike, graceful matin
are no longer able to follow the
a r e in t h e business.
with Tartary, and in 18d0 vVptd,
report-on 1 lie slaugb mangled bodies of t h e i r hus as to completely win t
beaten path cf drudgery ; an
T h o s e w h o think t h a t Mr. introduced the tartar emetic i
The British Ambassa- bands a n d b r o t h e r s . "Kill blind lady's heart. And th
•assurance that your wife and
Pulitzer writes all t h e nriigi- into their midst. Soon after dor in Constantinople upon us too." 1 his was done.
children will be provided for at
child formed a life long friei
your death. Isn't it worthconnal h u m o r o u s n o n p a r e l jokes ward they threw up the receiving the report e o m m n n
T h e l e t t e r g a y s t h a t be ship, simply by an act
sid^'-ncr? For facts and figures
in t h e World a n d Mr D a n a sponge.
icated it t o t h e P o r t e .
tween 6 0 0 0 a n d 1 0 , 0 0 0 were courtesy to ;n entire stra
address
those t h a t , a p p e a r in t h e •Sun
W. J. RODDBi, Onager,
' The Sultan w a s horrified, killed. B a b e s were impaled ; er, which sbowr lier V
Ivan the Terrible was a
Department of the Caro'inas,
a r e badly m i s t a k e n . S o m e , very plain man, and clocks and he ordered the local mil- or. t h e s a m e weapon with
J
training.
ROCK HILL, S. C.
times there will he a week a t Were not a success until after i t a r y commander, Zeki their mothers. Several s )1We girls espccia] ly slu;
a t i m e when neither of these his death.
Pacha, t o make his r e p o r t diers a d m i t t e d t h e y h a d dis cultivate this habit of
gentlemen writes a joke for
PROFESSIONAL.
posed of a hundred victims spect.not only at our hoi
(I e captured Astrakhan. on the matter a t once.
t h e p a p e r , foi- by T h e t i m e Kasan parts of Siberia. He "Zeki had been originally each. Nearly t h i r t y villages
but at school and abroA
W. B. 0OUNC1LL, Jr.
they h a v e e n t e r t a i n e d visit also made war on the Poles S instructed to proceed to the were d e s t r o y e d . S o m e fami
We might by so doing, d»
ors. shown t h e m t h e ipw job and Swt fien.
j scene after the repulse of the lies were burned with kero to us persons who otheru
Attorney at La am
press a n d how t o pick a bus
He preferred warns means troops, but the Governor of sene in t h e i r own houses.
it might be, would never 1
Boone, N. C. iness c a r d o u t o f i t s j a w s w i t h
of longevity to lifeoii a bomb Bitlis arrived there ahead of
come interested in us.
Discontent as a Cause.
o u t leaving a t h u m b o n t h e infested throne.
lum. It seems that Zeki s reA story is told of a tc
W. B. COUNCIL!.. M. D.
forms, written a s c a t h i n g ed
In 1724 Peter the Great p o r t eon timed Mr. Hali- Depression continues, and why? year old girl, who, on d
Boone, X. C.
itorial, a C h r i s t m a s poem a d d e d t o t h e t i t l e o f r z a r t h a t ward's, whereupon t h e Gov- Here are some of the reasons:
Resident Physician.
Office a n d a few hook reviews, a t
Every manufacturer wants to be occasion took offense a
of I m p c r a t o r , with a n acj-jernor f o r m u l a t e d t h e g r a v e
something the Crown Prin
on King Street north of Post
tended a n old s e t t l e r ' s meet vanee in p a y horse feed a n d " h u r g e t h a t t h e l a t t e r was a millionaire, every working man
Office.
wants to be "skilled" and receive said or did to her, and sll
ing, m a d e a kettle of c o m p o s t a t i o n e r y . T h e wife of t h e inciting t h e A r m e n i a n s t o refane y wages, every merchant very coolly gave him a shai
sition for t h e rollers a n d o u t czar was t h e n called t h e czar-! volt, t h u s c a u s i n g t h e whole
wants to be a merchant m ince, box on the ear, upon whip
VA V:
lined t h e policy of t h e cro ina, b u t now s h e is s t y l e d im- original d i s t u r b a n c e . T h i s
every doctor wants to he a spec he ran crying to his mothy
q u e t column for t h e ensuing- p e r a t r i t z a .
| was s u b m i t t e d t o S i r Philip ialist and get rich fast, every law
A17 ORNEX A1 LA IF,
When the little girl w
J a y . read t h e proof a n d fireA m o n g t h e R u s s i a n s t h KCurrie, who h a s s e n t O U T B r i t yer wants to be the attorney
MARION,
N.C
spoken t o about, her w a n t
p a r e 1 t h e hotel a r r i v a l s for c z a r is called h a s s o o d a r a n d ish officials t o m a k e inqnir- a great corporation, every prea
courtesy t o her little hos
—(o)—
press, it is t i m e t o g o home. o t h e r p p e t h e t s behind h i s ies."
c h e r w a n t s t o b e a D . D . a n d (she being invited c o m p a n y
Will practice in the courts ol
A great many people think back.
Mr. Hagopian. Chairman have charge of a city church, ev she refused t o s a y s h e w
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitch. 11, Mc.Dovy?
that if they get down to the
T h o s . B. Reed, of P o r t l a n d of t h e Armenian P a t r i o t i c As ery farmer wants his land con sorry,and showed n o t a p a |
I and all At 1 km* courvi \s in the
western district C^Spc 'uI atten Sun office at half after 7 they Me., is styled the Ainerie in sociation in London, lias sent verted into town lots and most
hi on given to the collection of will find Mr. Dana sweeping czar, or hussoodnr. T o m Lord Kimberley. Foreign Sec of them into 'corner lots', every t i d e o f concern. She wi
sent t o her mother, wh
laiins.A^a
out his office and putting a the Terribh 1 would also be a retary, a letter Rent from Bit rail road company wishes to span
the continent and bind ocean found t h a t she m u s t kee
W. B. Co uric111 fif. D. T. C. Blackburn. fresh newspaper in his cana good name for him. He is un lis. Mr. H a g o p i n n . a f t e r de
her daughter «it fr>me unl
Boone, N. C.
Ziouvillc, N- C.
ry cage, but this is not the doubtedly a dangerous man c l a ri ng his belief in t h e re to ocean, every girl wants to be
a l e a d e r i n s o c i e t y b e f o r e s h e she taught her bett t mal
case. For several years lie and subversive of everything p o r t s of t h e giassaere, sub
leaves her teens, and every boy ners.
has beer enabled to hire his under a republican form cf mits, t h a t in vi°w of t h e hor
wants to be a man before he rea
By th ought?ulness a n
work clone. He also jives in government—that is good to rible t o r t u r e s a n d persecu ches his. Are we extravagant in
courtesy in your learning
summer on a little private
t i o n s of t h e Armenians, t h e saying every one? Well, let us School y o u will n o t onlj
tfezPCalls attended at all island, and by the time he eat.
jie spoke in Chicago while t i m e h a s c o m e t o a b o l i s h t h e c h a n g e i t t o m o s t e v e r y o n e , a n d gain the respect and a d m i n
hoursNH^
rows «ver to New York he I was there, and a good demo- administration of the Porte | what's the result? Universal un-f
yi of your teachers, b u t i d
June 1, '93.
_ claims that he has had all
era tic friend of mine asked if and substitute a regime a p- rest, wide-spreafi disappointment s<) t h e love of s c h o o l m a t e !
E. F. LOVILL. -T. C. FLETCHER. the exercise he needs..
it. would be proper for ladies | proved by-the signatories of 'and profound depression. !Tin- and if w« c o n d u c t ourselv
Tie Berlin t r e a t v.
| ( T. v : Fall a halt. Go slower. Havto go.
as be
' courteous Ghril
Like Dale, Rawlins, \Yy.,
k
I Said it would if they con " TI ip l f t t o r from B i t h s Qivcs I f o o ( 1 n n ' ' r a i m " n l therewith t inns ,i- ii at borne orin puj
The contented are
writes to know '"Which is ducted t h e m s e l v e s p r o p e r y . d e t a i l s of t h e origin of the
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
the rich alter all. —Durham Sun. lie. v>• • wi in.! ed s t a n d upol
proper the czar of Russia or
There was a
I would h a t e t o be a c z a r , Jfsttirbain*
BOONE, N. C.
tnosl enviable ground, anj
emperor of Russia, and what n o t s o tnucii o n m y o w n ac-'i Kuril ish r a i on Armenian
At Charlotte court R. B.
&&TSpecial attention given is the title of his wife?"
be t r u l y a d m i r e d by evei
count, b*it my wife hates to i offlie, resulting in a fight i n j ^lenn, I. 8. District At. tor. one who appreciates whl
to the colletion oi claims
The title of czar was given be blown up. as she firmly be which two Kurds were kilied. i r,p N- entered a motion for the
is noble a n d t r u e .
NOTICE.
to the emperor of R ussi aj j ievfe8 i o t h p resurrection c i The friends of tlm Kurds took ' district, with a view of reorHotel Property for Sale. sametiiue in th.e tweh th een-body and would hate to the corpses ro Koush and de; «a»izing said body of public
0 . W. O. H a r d m a n , »Shei
On account of failing health turv. It means a King, i fi p |
anybody toneedleft trou- dared that the Armenians "«•"*»» a n d , h e re-BPP«"»t- ofTvffdW. Va.. aprre|
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
'
'
••">! ' H i -i >i T i l l t ( > .
g o o d thing a n d d<
my hotel } rbpertv in t he town of nnnalists bestowed the title hie.—Bill Nye in Ashe ville Lit had overrun the
on Vladimer, and his success izen.
plundering! o a c h county t o t a k e effect on not h e s i t a t e t o s a y s o .
Boone, North Carolina, and will
were killing and
r a t e d wifjf
sell low for Cash and make terms ors have inherited it, togeth
. ,
,
,
"It must be potty hard wort rij ht. and left. This furnished tlK> hist day >f I - V b r u a i - v was almost, p r o s tnn^nrod,
to suit the buyer, and w ill take
teal or personal property in ex er with a b glar proo. wood pounding thepaveum t with fcliaf the pretext for the massing next. Motion continued by ; Vt'ti, ' Af eh «mL -tt-nu
box, i'j which Vl.id Used to great hammer," said the idl«r.
of tHe troops.
tVcourt for the parposo of ( . on „|, u,. m o<l.v. H e 4ichange. Apply soon.
W. L . BRYAN
WH-ret himself when ho heard I "Sort.," said Mr. Grogan; "it is 'p|„,
then deseri^eri referring the mutter to Hon. *.[ t
nie prompf^reliSH
the
1 't ; ;
an anarchist's breath in the not the drop )iu avi s t h rhings on
j
( i•
i
K'le.
^iiii )uton, cir(^jH fino i t t o be a n i i i v i t l r j
VOii nYSPEPSIA,
e h a *-T'CJ
the Bhtones thot
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
remedy for c o u g h s a n d cc.k
entry.
wor-k at all. I) i.- 11 <e i: i tin av it It says thatontheadroission judge —Populist
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
11 dealers keen 11, SI jier bottle. Genuine has
F o r s a l e bv W. L . B r y a n : !
Officially t h e t i t l e w a s UOt Via.— Teliai nboii JomauJ?
de-murk and crossed red lines on wjapperi
1'urkish sol: of some of the
e n p t ion..
i A
Couiicill & Blackburn,
Physicians & SurgeonIS,
LflYlli FLETCHER
U8tK 3
COUNTY, N. C.
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TOTi
RA^:GA
DEMOCRAT.
I 3ony r
$1.00
" onths
50
*t loutlis
Hi
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1 ij i C ^?ek
$ . 15
1 << 1011th
1.75
3.00
1 « "
5.00
1
year
7.00
1 e<M l 1 week
9.00
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13.50
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25.00
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37.50
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50 00
Btered at the Postofficeat
Done, N. C., as second-class
mil matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
—Rend sheriff's sale of real
estate elsewhere.
—Read Allen A. Holsclaw's
advertisement.
—Big Had Barnes killed a
red fox on Howard's Knoh
last Monday.
—Rev. Mr. Jones preached
in the Episcopal church on
last Sunday night.
i
—S. S. Robertson, of Phil
adelphia, has money to loan.
Read notice elsewhere.
—Mr. J. 1\ Taylor, wife and
boy spent the holidays with
relatives in Boone.
having built a large two sto
ry store building and a cot
tage dwelling. He is now oc
cupying them both.
—Owing to the very had
state • >!' health of his iVife
Rev. E. M. Grugg has had to
resign the pastoral care of
the Brushy Fork Church,and
Rev. J. F. Davis is elected in
his stead.
—Elsewhere is to he found
the large double column ad
vertisement of Y.ilie Crucis
Academy. Read it. The school
begins the first of Feb. and
with such a corps of able in
structors, it is bound to be a
success.
—During the big snow Jess
Reed and Pete Orton, both
of Middle Fork, had a con
siderable row. One used a
shovei and the other a blud
geon. No Very serious dam
age was done. but Jess got
the worst of the melee.
—Since Conference at Statesville, the Rev. Mr.Cherry has
been taken from Boone cir
cuit and put on the Creston
work. The Rev. A. H. (Jentry, of Jefferson, now h a s
charge of our work, and will
remain this year. He preach
ed his first sermon in t h e
Methodist church last Sun
day and the people seem to
he much pleased with him.
—Read Holsclaw's new ad.
He is a progressive merchant
—We learn from the Rev.
and wants you to know it.
Mr. Jones, of the Episcopal
—I have received 100 lbs. church, now stationed at Val
of No. 2 and 3 ox shoes, al ie Crucis, thar, he and Rev Jso ox nails. W. W. Holselaw. L. Sherwood, of the Baptist
church, are arranging for a
—Sheriff Cain way has ap
public discussion on the sub
pointed A. B. Cook his depu
ject of baptism and other kin
ty for this part of the earth.
dred disputed points. Both
—Mrs. Dr. Councill is on a have spoken on these sub
visit to her daughter, Mrs. jects at the Phillips school
Maggie Hoyden, in Salisbury. house, hut at different ap
—There was an unusual pointments, not speakingtucrowd of citizens attended gether. Both are able m m.
commissioners jourt on Mon
Ringing Noises.
day.
In the oars, sotnotiniosn roaring,
buzzing sound, are caused by ca
—Mrs. Nettie, wife of Jesse tarrh, that exceedingly disagree
Fisher, died at her home at able and very common disease.
Silvers tone on last Monday Loss of smell or hea ring also re
sult from catarrh: Hood's Sarsamorning.
parilln, the great blood purifier,
—E. H. Dougherty passed is a peculiarly successful remedy
through town some d a y s for this disease, which it, cures by
purifying the blood.
since with a lot of beef cattle Hood's IMUs are the best after
bound for the Southern mar dinner pdls, assist in digestion,
prevent constipation.
ket.
—Mrs. J. B. Moore informs
us that they butchered a beef
some time since from which
they took 88 pounds of tal
low.
—1,000 yds. heavy domes
tic at 7 cts per yd., by the
bolt, cash, Alamance at 6%
to 8% cts. heavy, at Hols
claw's.
»
The Japs, are still slaying
the "pig twils'' and there is
not as much prospect for
peace as was considered sev
eral weeks ago. The Japs,
are moving on Pekin and
when they get far into the in
terior of China the pig-tails
may turn upon thein and de
molish the whole out-fit of
the Japs.
—Capt. T. J. and T. F. Cof
All Free.
fey, of our town, started on
Those who ha ve used Dr. Kings
the 2nd inst. for the South New Discovery know its value,
ern market with a nice lot of and those who have not, have
now the opportunity to try it
horses and mules.
free. Call on the advertised drug
—Mr. W. R. Spainhonr, gist and get a trial bottle free.
wife and two little daugh 8end your name and address to
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Chicago, and
ters from'Ulysses, Nebraska, get a sample box of Dr. King's
are located for the winter at New Lih Bills free, as well as a
copy of Gviide t o Health a n d
H. W. Hardin's.
Household Instructor free. All of
—We saw a man leave our which is guaranteed to do y o u
town on Monday evening good and cost you nothing. VV.
with a good sized dog tied L. Bryan. •
behind him on his horse. We
North Carolina is sending
judgo he was a good 'possum corn and rice to the starving
'dorg.'
people of Nebraska.
—Married on New Years
Frie^MUs.
day at the residence of Jo Send your name and addressto
seph Hayes, Esq., Mr. Zeb. H. E. B ucklen & Co. Chicago, and
get a 1ro> sample box of Doctor
May berry to Miss A d d i e King's New Life Bills. A trial will
Hayes, Esq. Alex Hagaman convince you of their merits.
These pits are easy inaction and
officiating.
are particularly pfTec f ive in the
—I want every body s trade c u r e o f c o n s t i p a t i o n a n d s i c k
as I am going to sell goods headache. For malaria ancj liv
er troubles they have been prov
cheap on the pay down sys ed invaluable. They are guaran
tem,this year, for cash or teed to be perfectly fret from every
good country produce. Will deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They d o not
W. Holselaw.
weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach and bow
—Allen A. Holselaw, of Sil- e l s t h e y g r e a t l y i n v i g o r a t e t h e
verstone, has been making system. Regular size 25 cts. per
some good ^improvements, box. Sold by VV. L. Bryan.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION*.
The decision of the Supreme
Court in Burke County vs.! Bit VAX'S (i)UH\
The Catawba River Lumber
Company effectually puts a
—Ostop to floating timber in |
such streams as the Catawba
and Jonn's Rivers; the logic
of the decision being that
any land owner along these
Ktreamscan prevent the float
ing of logs through his prop
erty. it would be the height
of folly for any lumber com
pany in the face of the opin
ion filed by Justice MacRae
to attempt to float logs with
out first getting an easement
signed up by every riparian
owner between the mill and
the source of timber supply. THIS IS XO HUM
Without this it would he sub
HUG TO DRAW
ject to innumerable suits for
TRADE!
damage, and would be liable
at any time to have its busi
-Oness tied up by an injunction
sued out by any one of five
hundred interested land own
-oers. The sum and substance
of the opinion is, that the l rom now until the first day
court decided that these riv
ers a re n o t "floatable" of April I|will selljiny stock ot
streams, they are consequent
ly private property as much
under control of the land
—AND
owne'-s as their fields and
gardens— pre perty in which
no rights can be acquired
save by deed. The import
\t "*0 per cent abovt
ance of this phase of the cuse
overshadows the point at is
sue in this suit, in which
Burke county asked for an
injunction to protect the low
county bridges across the
two livers mentioned from
the loas floated down by the
defendant lumber company.—
I MEAN BUSINESS.
YALLK
(BHIS
Al'ADEMY.
In the spquestered valley of the Watauga, at Yalle Cru
cis. will be ofieued (1). V.) on the first Monday in February
1895. an institution for the higher education of pupils of
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
M. JONES, Superintendent.
PROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
PROFESSOR VALENTINE.
Three departments will be organized, and scholars ful
ly instiucted in the following branches at the rates specifi
ed :
CLASSICAL, $3.00 per Month, including Latin, Greek,
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
Surveying. Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, etc.
INTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month,including Arithmetic,
History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
PRIMARY, $1.00 per month.
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
studies.)
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
studies usually caught in the ordinary colleges, and at
greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga and
adjacent counties to avail themselves of the advantages
thus offered to their children.
Excellent board may be obtained at the neighboring
farm houses, the highest rates not exceeding seven dollars
per month.
Reference to the climate is unnecessary- The crowds
that throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect., all within
a few miles of the school, bear testimony to the exceeding
healthfuluess of the surroundings.
CLOTHING
HEW YEAR GREETINGS!
OVERCOATS and Yes. the old year ofNew Yeargone withushered pleasures
1894 is
all its
troubles, and the
1895 is
in upon
COST!
Mordant on Herald,
The New Year
Finds Hoou's Sursaparilla lea
ding everything in the way of med
icinein three important, particu
lars, namely: Hood's Sarsapaiil
ia has
1. The largest sale in the world
It accomplishes
2. The greatest cures i n the
world. It has
3. The largest Laboratory in
in the world.
What morpcan be said? Hood's
Sarsaparilla has merit: is pecu
liar to itself, and most of all, it
cures. If you are sick, it is the
medicine for you to take.
SAY!
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
way to do that is to oegin right and keep right the yearthrough.
You can do this by doing all your trading during the
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
eral merchandise, all at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1895, by
so doing I can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lt>s. soda 25c. Ala
mance 6% cts. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashmers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
also find a good lot. of hardware. 1 can get you on short,
notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bissell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows, water piping- etc.,
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
Yours Anxious to please,
MONEY LOANED.'
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
LOCAL It EPRE8ENTATIVE8 WANTED.
Our system affords an opportu
nity to borrow on either person
al or real estate security. The
plan is superior to Building and
Loan Associations. The amount
borrowed may be returned in
monthly payments without bo
nus, with interest at 5 per cent,
per annum, it affords absolute se
curitv to investors, with a reas
onable guarantee of an annual
dividend of from 8 to 10 per cent.
We desire to secure the services
of energetic representati ve.meu in
every community to act as Local
Secretaries. The position will be
sufficiently remunerative to am
ply compensate for services. If
you posses** the above qualifica
tions w rite for particulai-s. Full
information regarding our sys
tem of making lo&ns as well as
investments and agencies Hill be
furnished by addresssing S. S.
Robertson, President. 1122 Wal
nut Street. Philadelphia.
Jan. 10, '95.
THE MOUNTAIN ME0IG1NEGGPANY
-OF-
ZIONVILLE NORTH GAROUNA *
OI
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
If yon don't think I mean it able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
come and look through my CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c'iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billions system. This is no patent medicine. It is
t wont cost you one cent if pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
you dont purchase.
cines on the market.
I have a large stock and
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
want to get rid of it before
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
spring.
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
CALL AND LOOK!
1 H E M O U N T A I N M E D I C I N E OMPANY.
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
STOCK
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, Wa I would call youK attention
tauga county, in t h e Superior
Court. D. M. Norris vs. E. B. Mil to the big cut in prices in my
ler.
other lines
By virtue of an execution direct
r;_
~n
~ C O -' *«J
ed to the undersigned from the
Sunerior Court of Watauga coun
tv in the above entitled action, I
will, on Monday, the 1st day of
Feb. 1895, at 12 o'clock M. at
the court house door ofsaidcouri
ty sell for cash to the highest bid
Her to satisfy said execution all
the right, title an1interest which
the said E. B. Miller defendant
has in the following described re
al estate, to wit: Known as the
Zil Davis land lying on the wa
il ers ot cove creek adjoining the
lands of James Isaacs and oth
ers. Said execution is levied to
satisfy a balance of $49.49 pur
RESPECTFULLY
chase money of said lands due
and unpaid with interest from No
vember 29th 1894, and cost oi
W. L. BRYAN,
this action.
W. II. CALAWAY, Sheriff.
J. C. FLETCHER, Atty.j
PS-THE DEMOCR VT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR
&£-faf-.XOW IS
ll.dK lO SUBSCRIBE.
Relieves all soreness of the mucous mfctubrane
enres GONORRHOEA and GLEET in t to 5 days. No
other treatment necessary. Nerer causes stncr-rt of
any injurious after effects. Price, $&. *
" '^"'V.ooo SfllX C3-, PrtVAt1inU.fi*
�Watauga Democrat
T h e hollidays h a v e passed
I t is s t i a n g e t o u s t h a t
T h e new tariff o n woollen'
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
off w i t h o u t inueh distur bance ( o n g i e s s does n o t coin? t o g o o d s went i n t o o p p e r a t i o n
la a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
o r a n y u n u s u a l h a p p e n i n g s t h e lelief of tlie c o u n t r y o n o n t h e 1 s t d a y of J a n u a r y , 1
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
iumdaj Jan. 10, J805
s o f a r a s o u r section of t h e this gieat financial question. 189 .1. The people will begin Her Boy's Suffering A f t e r
cento p" box. For sale by druggist*.
Diphtheria
TO H0IX83 0WTTBE3.
c o u n t r y i s concerned
We \\ hy d o n o t t h e Republicans now t o feel tie- benefits of t h e
a fine healthy conince t h e reassembling o f j i i m ] n o d r u n k n e s s o r rowdy- a n d Democrats h a v e e n o u g h j reduced tariff o n t h e i r wool-! Hood's Cave Good Health and t? For putting a horse inCondition Powders.
:on try Dr. Cady's
'I- _»y tone np the system, aid digestion, cure
i g r e s s f r o m t h e holiday r e j s m j n B o o n e t h a t we h a v e concern for t h e public g o o d j e n g o o d s . On cloths, s h a w l s
Strength.
1. *'3 of anpetite, relieve constipation, correct
s , a c t i v e work h a s been r e h e a r d . T h e u s u a l dinings, to unite together in Congress and knit goods the Mckinley j
k _ney disorders and destroy worms, giving
t -.T life tc an old or over worked horse. 25
net! in b o t h houses. A h e j witli tui'k^v were intJulf2:e;J in, a n d p a s s a h a n k i n g lav: of tariff run from 8i>}$ per cent,
OAte per package. For sale by druggists.
.
u.n
.
i....
a ] j v v j l o o n u j d o-^t one.
s o m e kind t h a t will relieve t o 103. T h e new tariff re-j
o r o u g n l y discussed in t h e l T h e d a y a f t e r C h r i s t m a s t h e t h e c o u n t r y a n d b r i n g a b o u t duces this r a t e from 3 5 t o 5 0
use. A m e n d m e n t s tire be- j weather become s t o r m y a n d g r e a t e r prosperity? Politics p e r c e n t . On y a r n s t h e Mrm a d e t o t h e or iginal bill s n o w h a s been with u s ever i s mean when i t is a c t u a t e d Kitiley r a t e w a s a s high a s
o
id i t is given o u t t h a t a since b u t i s now p a s s i n g a - by political selfislmees, I f 278 per cent a n d a s low a s
b t e will be reached o n t h e way rapidly. We h a d very t h e Carlisle plan i s n o t w h a t 1 1 8 per cent. T h e new r a t e
II before m a n y d a y s . T h e cold weather for several d a y s . is best. amend i t a n d h a v e it o n these g o o d s a r e only 3 0
[mate i s discussing t h e Nica T h e coldest being o n F r i d a y r i g h t a n d then p a s s i t , a n d p»»r cent. Blankets t h e old
tugua c a n a l bill
T h e r e 2 8 t h a n d i t c o n t i n u e d f o r sev q u i t dallying o v e r i t . If r a t e was 8 0 U) 1 0 4 p e r c e n t ,
terns t o he m a n y d o u b t s a s e r a l d a y s r o u g h weather. We there is n o financial t a l e n t il i s now only 2 5 t o 4 0 per
o
t h e success of t h e financia l h e a r of t h e usual killings a n d in Congress in either p a r t y , r e n t , a n a a b o u t t h e s a m e o n
Owing t o a recent c h a n g e
ill known a s t h e Carlisle dissipation i n v a r i o u s sec o u t s i d e r s o u g h t t o b e c a l l e d f l . m n e i s . T h e p e o p l e w i l l
in o u r business, t h a t is, from
lan, a n d i t is h a r d t o g u e s s t i o n s of t h e c o u n t r y . W h y m t o advise a m i direct. T h e s o o n realize t h e benefits of a
t h e "Old T i m e " credit sys
low how t h i s financial d o men l o a d u p with inwm Republicans will d o n o t h i n g lower tariff a m i t h a n k t h e
|olicy will affect t h e c o u n t r y whiskey a n d pistols o n Christ t o advance financial legisla- D e m o c r a t s f o r reducing t h e
tem t o a
lould i t p a s s a n d become a mas? Surely this is n o t t h e tiori, they a r e c o n t e n t t o o p - j expellees of living,
«C. I. Hood Si Co.. Lowell. Mass.:
" Hood's Sarsajmrilla has done so much for
LW. All t h a t we c a n s a y n- prepei way t o celebrate t h e pose every plan suggested by
my boy that I wish to say a few words In |>rais«
this
medeiue. Clifford w:is very
o u t it is t h a t s o m e c h a n g e s M a y o n which o u r L o i d w a s t h e Democrats a n d t a k e u p Catarrh is a constitutional (lis cf with wonderful aud It left him suffering with We a r e able t o o f f e r y o u
ill
diphtheria
t h e b a n k i n g s y s t e m o u g h t born. On t h a t d a y ' ' T h e t h e timn in ow-uwinjf i t . We
• S»™« Manila is . . Bright'* disease, n© was very weak, poor in
ARBUCKLE'S C O F F E E
and could hardly walk.
fever
o be m a d e , a n d m a d e a t s o n s of t h e m o r n i n g s a n g , d o n o t know w h a t ^ h a n g e s ' c o n s t i t u t i o n a l remedv. I t c u r e s flesh overtook hiui and togetherMalariatrouble
c
toon
with
catarrh. (Jive it a trial.
a t 2 4 c t s per lb.:
with his liver.
n e e , i f i t w i l l i m p r o v e t h e peace o n e a r t h a n d g o o d will o u g h t t o be m a d e o n finan
Mo Was In Much Misery.
Good green coffee a t 2 0 c t s .
n a n c i a l c o n d i t i o n o f t h e t o m a n / ' T r u l y it was a cial affairs, we o n l y know
T h e legislature met vester- At last, almost discouraged. I decided to have
per l b ;
Ho has taken
o u n t r y . As t o t h e C a n a l d a y of jubilee a n d a d a y of t h a t there is a g r e a t w r o n g d n y a t Raleigh,from t h e pies him try Hood's tereaparilla.
ouly a few bottles, and yet it has dure him more
ill, i t i s now possible t h a t i t rejoicing a n d n o t a d a y o n somewhere a m i t h i s w r o n g e n t o u t l o o k we m a y expect good '.'inn all the previous medical treatment E x t r a ' C " s a g a r a t 1(5 lbs.
will succeed, a n d t h a t seven- which t h e people o u g h t t o o u g h t t o be righted a n d t h a t l o t s of real lun a n d a hilar
t o t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y
y millions of d o l l a r s will be drink, carouse a n d kill. H o w n o further delay should be ious time o \ e r t h e election
domestic a t 7 c t s per y a r d .
a p p r o p r i a t e d t o c o n s t r u c t it, ungratful a r e we all a n d made. T h e c o u n t r y is suffer of t h e United S t a t e s S e n a t o r s
G ® " \ \ e h a v e just received
Sar&^parilia
which will connect t h e Pacific how unmindful a r e t h e s o n g s i n g for tliis needed legislation T h e c a m p a i g n of t h e numer
3 0 cases of g e n t ' s a n d Indie's
Ocean with t h e A t l a n t i c a n d of men. We a r e all g r e a t l y Why delay until a n o t h e r o u s a s p i r a n t s is g r o w i n g
shoes, a n d will sell them a t
U3
thereby s a v e 5 , 0 0 0 miles of blessed with health a n d s u p - y e a r ? If the present Con warm a n d if t h e r e i s ^ a ^ b i g and medicine* combined. He has regained prices t o s u i t t h e buyer."Sai
distance. S e n a t o r M o r g a n piifs. we o u g h t t o feel g r a t - gress goes o u t without o u t lie " b u s t " between t h e P o p s , strength and flesh and looks quite healthy. It
Call and .see as and we will
will always give us ple.'umre to tell others what
a n d o t h e r s h a v e m a d e a b l e tul t o the Giver of all g o o d 4 t h of March, which it \vi 1 1 , a n d Rads. y o u need n o t be a valuable medicine is Hood's Sarr.saparilla." save vou money.
G.
Mari.rtt. Carrollton. Kentucky.
speeches o n t h e i m p o r t a n c e of gifts, for we a r e t h e recipients a n d n o legislation is h a d o n surprised. T h e p r o s p e c t s a r e Mrs.B. W. you decide to tako Hood's Karsapa-'
JOHNSON EDM!ST EN * CO
N.
If
building t h e c a n a l . I h e in of t h o s e gifts a n d blessings. this money question i t wnl g o o d for a division a n d a rilla do not be Induced to buy any other.
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
f o r m a t i o n w e h a v e o n t h i s Our people a r e enjoying life, be a l o n g time in o u r humble w J r t o t h e knife. I t now Hood'3 Pills cure !«yer ills. Jaundice, hlh
lousnes*. sick headnrb© and constlnation. 25c.
huge subject c a u s e s us t o fa liberty, health a n d all t h e judgement before m a n y o f looks like Butler will s u -ceed
v o r t h e c a n a l scheme, h u t we needed blessings of t h i s life. t h e m will be needed a s legis but J e t e r ' s chances a r e g r o w
0 . VY. 0 . H a r d m a n , Sheriff
really t h i n k t h a t t h e r e i s a Then why s o much g r u m l a t o r s a g a i n by t h e i r e o n s t i t - i n g slimmer.
o f T y i e C o . , VV. Va., apprecia
tes a g o o d t h i n g a n d d o e s
g r e a t e r q u e s t i o n helote t h e bling a n d discontent? Why u a n t s . S o f a r a s we a r e con
n o t h e s i t a t e t o sa t > s o . H e
c o u n t r y t h a t s h o u l d h a v e t h e n o t rejoice w i t h t h a n k f u l cerned we will n o t shed a n y
I t i s rumored t h a t t h e was a l m o s t p r o s t r a t e d with
As t h e season i s o v e r we
a t t e n t i o n of e v e r y b o d y b o t h h e a r t s a n d h a v e p e a c e s with t e a r s over their r e t i r e m e n t . President will call (forigress
a cold wh"i) lie procured a
in a n d o u t of Congress, a n d o u r fellow m a n ? H o w much
in e x t r a session a t e r t h e 4 t h b o t t l e of C h a m b e r l a i n ' s will sell o u r s t o c k of H A C K 8
t h a t is t h e financial affairs of more enjoyable t h i s world
We h a v e a r r i v e d a t t h e of March if t h e present Con Cough Remedy. H e s a y s : SURRIES. BUGGIES, DOU
o u r c o u n t r v. Cor»gress o n 1 y would be if all prejudice a n d conclusion t h a t t h e c o u n t r y gress fails t o p a s s t h e finan " I t g a v e me p r o m p t relief. 1
find i t t o h e a n invaluable B L E AND S I N G L E H A R
h a s a b o u t t w o m o n t h s t o ac selfishness were removed.
h a s been misled a s t o t h e po cial bill.
remedy for c o u g h s a n d colds.
complish t h i s much needed
NESS,
litical s t a t u s of t h e United
F o r sale bv \V. L . B r y a n .
legislation, a n d we sincerely
I t is now t h o u g h t t h a t
T h e religious denomina S t a t e s Senate. T h e claim
SADDLES AND B R I D L E S
hope t h a t i t will do" s o m e tions, t h r o u g h o u t t h e coun h a s been m a d e all n i o n g t h a t Miss Stevenson, d a u g h t e r of
At A Very Low Price.
t h i n g t o relieve t h e c o u n t r y t r y , have m e t with unusual t h e S e n a t e w a s Democratic, the Vice-president who h a s
in t h i s w a y .
They are all FIRST CLASS
prosperity d u r i n g t h e l a s t t h a t G o r m a n , Brice. Chaffery been s o l o n g sick a t Asheville
As usual t h e republicans a r e year, b o t h a s t o membership a n d t w o o r three o t h e r s were will n o t recover.
a n d a l m o s t a s g o o d a s new.
•(<>)
d o c k i n g e v e r y effort m a d e t o a n d money. T h e foreign Democrats. H a v e t h o s e Sen
\\ ill sell o n time, o r t r a d e
One of the great secrets in ma
legislate o n t h i s subject. T h e mission efforts, h a v e become a t o r s acted t h e p a r t of Demo
king money is to know-how to for g o o d s t o c k .
d e m o c r a t s a r e divided a s t o g r e a t l y increased, especially c r a t s in t h e S e n a t e ? Why call
save it. The principal way to save
t h e policy o n t h i s q u e s t i o n , with t h e B a p t i s t a n d Metho them D e m o c r a t s ? If these
money is to buy that which you
Call o n u s a t once a t Blow
consume from the party who*will
a n d we h a v e l i t t l e hopes t h a t dist. T h e foreign mission ef men h a d voted with t h e Dem
sell you the BEST article for the i ng Rock. We will be here
' t h e r e will be a n y t h i n g d o n e f o r t s a r e being g r e a t l y in o c r a t s , t h e Democratic p a t t y
LEAST money In order to find until Oct. 1 s t .
substantial.
the above liaraedjpurty it is very
creased b y m a n y of t h e dif a n d t h i s g r e a t c o u n t r y of
essential that you call and ex
RESPECTFULLY,
W e h a d t h e pleasure of a ferent d e n o m i n a t i o n s a n d it o u r s would n o t h a v e been in
amine my immense stock of
c h a t of s o m e length with Mr. will soon become a s y s t e m of t h i s squally a n d d i s t r a c t e d
HENKEL, CRAIG A CO.
W . I t . S p a i n h o u r , of Uiyssees. l a r g e p r o p o r t i o n s . T h e peo condition. T h e s e S e n a t o r s
Blowing Rock Sep. 1 2 , ' 9 4 .
Nebraska.
x\Tr. S p a i n h o u r ple of o u r c o u n t r y a r e being a r e responsible for t h e con
s a y s if t h e western p a r t of t a u g h t a n d educated o n t h e t i n u a t i o n of m a n y of t h e ills 1 ' h a v e t h i s d a y a d o p t e d t h e
WANTED!
K a n s a s a n d Nebraska a r e foreign mission policy a n d we still encounter. The low pay down s y s t e m , s t r i c t l y , Which is almost complete in ev
A lemedy. f o r disease a n d df
a n d will sell g o o d s c h e a p e r erv department, consisting of
n o t relieved b y t h e o u t side large a m o u n t s of money a r e e r House h a s passed m o s t of
Dry Goods, N otions, Boots and bilit.v, especially f o r thosedie
world t h a t t h e people will yearly s p e n t t o c a r r y o n t h i s the relief bills promised. T h e t h a n they h a v e e v e r been sold Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, eases which physicians have
Groceries. Saddles. Queenssuffer a n d d i e f o r m e a n s t o work. T h e m a s s a c r e of t h e repeal of t h e S t a t e b a n k t a x in t h e c o u n t y .
pronounced incurable.
ware, Drugs, Fruits. Nuts.
I t will be useless f o r a n y
1 , 5 0 0 Armenian Christians failed, b u t w e believe t h e
live u p o n . C r o p s were a t o
We give below a few of t i n
Etc., Etc., too anna rous to men
t a l failure a n d n o t h i n g m a d e i n T n r k e y , which h a s House would v o t e f o r t h i s one t o a s k f o r c r e d i t , f o r I
t h e m a n y l e t t e r s which w<
tion.
will not sell goods on lime.
have received, a n d which w*
t o live o n . We a r e g l a d t o s o g r e a t l y shocked, every ci\ il repeal now. T h e S e n a t e h a s
B u t here is w h a t I will d o I have just received the nicest publish with t h e consent oi
see t h a t t h e people o t t h e ized n a t i o n o n t h e g l o b e will been a n o b s t r u c t i o n t o t h e
and most complete line of
t h e writers w h o a r e convinc
S o u t h a r e s e n d i n g t o Nebras- h a v e a tendency, n o d o u b t . much needed relief in legisla for y o u : I will sell y o u 5 lbs.
g o o d coffee for # 1 , s o d a 6 c.
ed t h a t such a remedy a s wc
t o increase t h e efforts of t h e tion. S o f a r a s t h e P o p u l i s t
k a a n d K a n s a s c a r l o a d s of
per lb. a n d all groceries a t 1 0
ha vedescrihed h a s been found
provisions, a n d n o d o u b t missionary churches t h r o u g h S e n a t o r s a r e concerned t h e y per cent a b o v e c o s t .
That has ever been exhibited to in Compound Oxygen T r e a t
t h i s will be k e p t u p . I n t h i s o u t t h e l a n d , a n d m o r e mon h a v e m a d e a very p u n y
Calico 6 t o 7 c t s . H a m i l t o n the citizens of Boone and sur ment of Urs. S t a r key & P a roundings. consisting of
len.
w a y t h e people of t h o s e des- ey a n d missionaries will con show a n d will c o n t i n u e t o d o alpaca a t 1 0 , w o r t h from 1 2
tinue t o he s e n t i n t o these s o , b a t when Marion Butler- t o 1 5 . flannel a t 2 0 , o u t i n g Calicoes of all stvlesnnd shades
» s t i t u t e sections will be en
Fancy and plain Lawns, ( hah "My daughter was cured o
abled t o t r y for a n o t h e r countries t o dispel h e a t h e n g e t s t h e r e we m a y look f o r flannel a t 9 t o 1 0 , domestic, lies. Sattines, Ginghams, Nan- Asthma by one treatment otcon
c r o p a n d if t h e y fail a g a i n darkness, a s f a r a s possible the whole political affairs t o nest g r a d e s , from 6% t o 7% sooks, chain brays. ( asbmeres, pound Oxygen, afier sufierinj
bed-ticking 1 7 c t s . , plaids 6 Henrietas, Bleechingq D; mask for fifteen years, ED. H. WILLIS,
I t h e c o u n t r y will be inosDy H o w s h o c k i n g i t is t o r e a d of " b l o o m a s t h e r o s e a n d t h e t o 7 cts., m e s s a n d bonnet
drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotTyler, Texas
a b a n d o n e d b y t h e p o o r e r t h e i n h u m a n s l a u g h t e r of t h e w a s t places m a d e g l a d " a n d g i n g h a m s 8 t o 1 0 . g e n t ' s fine tonades, jeans etc. whicli will
class. T h e S o u t h i s in fine Armenians, of t h e t h o u s a n d s if hp should fail where will be lace s h o e s $ 1 , 1 0 t o $ 1 . 5 0 , be sold at reduced prices for cash " I used your compound Oxv
worth $ 1 . 5 0 t o $ 2 . 0 0 , ladies or its equivolent, meeting andde gen about a year and a half a
condition in t h e way of pro of helpless men a n d women J e t e r ?
go. I neglected t o tell vou c
shoes from 6 0 c t s t o $ 1 . 2 5 . fying all
visions, m o r e s o t h a n s h e a n d little<T.ildren. Since t h e
the great benefit I received fron
Mrs. E m i l y T h o m e , w h o China t e n s a n d plates, a n d REASONABT E COMPETITION its use. I have not been t r o u t
h a s been since t h e w a r , a n d d a r k a g e s of t h e world we
in s e n d i n g people t h e much h a v e n o precidenR of such resides a t T o l e d o , Washing in fact a n t t h i n g in t h e q n e e n s
V. B. My entire stock led with catarrh since.—F. VV
Revels, Syracuse University Sy
t o n , s a y s s h e h a s never been ware line a t b a r g a i n s .
needed supplies, s h e s h o w s beastly s l a u g h t e r of liurnun
oi General Merchandise, will
N
able t o p r o c u r e a medicine 8ST\Jeans. n o t i o n s , h a r d
her k i n d h o s p i t a l i t y , for beings.
be sold a t reduced prices ior
for r h e u m a t i s m t h a t relieves ware. leather, d r u g s , e t c . e t c .
Send for book of two hundred
which s h e is celebr ated.
CASH or its equivolent
t h e pain s o quickly a n d effec
pages for further information, tee
T h e expedience of Geo. A. tually a s C h a m b e r l a i n ' s P a i n just a s c h e a p a s y o u would
In order t o make room for
ask for them t o be sold. Give
j T h e Tennessee legislature A p g a r , of G e r m a n Valley, N.
tiuionials, etc. A book sent free
Balni a n d t h a t s h e h a s a l s o me a call when in need of new stock, I am offering my en Home Treatment senl out by cx
m e t M o r l a y , a n d l i v e l y J . , is well w o r t h remember used i t for l a m e hack with
tire lot of
press in be used a t home. Offic<
g o o d s, a n d y o u will he h a p
t imes m a y be expected o w i n g ing. H e w a s troubled with g r e a t success. F o r s a l e by
py t o g e t such b a r g a i n s a s READY MADE CLOTHING Treatment administered here.
t o t h e m u d d l e o v e r t h e Gov chronic d i a r r h o e a a n d doc VV. L . B r v a n .
will be sold a t m y s t o r e .
tored f o r five m o n t h s a n d
,17 COST.
e r n o r ' s election. G o v . T u r n e y was t r e a t e d b y f o u r different
O u r legislature met yester RERPECTFULLY,
Thanking iny friends and cus 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
is c o n t e s t i n g t h e e l e d i o n of d o c t o r s w i t h o u t benefit. H e d a y . We h a v e n o p a r t i c u
ALLEN A. HOLESCLAW, tomers for the liberal patronage
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Ca
E v a n s o n a c c o u n t of f r a u d s . then began u s i n g Chamber lars, b u t we expect a rich a n d Silverstone. J a n . 1 0 . 1 8 9 5 .
they have given me in the past Please mention this paper.
We 1 J i n k T u r n e y h a s m a d e a lain's (folic, Cholera a n d Dia racy t i m e in Raleigh for t h e
and soliciting a continuation ot
m i s t a k e in bis. a s we see sev rrhoea Remedy, of which o n e next 6 0 d a y s .
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS the same so long a s I merit it, I
eral d e m o c r a t i c p a p e r s of t h e f i n a l ! b o t t l e effected a com
nures Dyspepsia, In am
RESPECTFULLY,
t(^0ne dodm pays for the
S t a t e a r e o p p o s e d t o t h e c»n plete cure. I t i s f o r s a l e b y
v W P a y y o u r s u b s c r i p t i o n . digestion <5c Debility.
i W. L . B r y a n
M B l t L A C K B U H N i Democrat one rear.
A Mother's Story
Do You Want Money?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
GASH BASIS
IMPORTANT
SALE.
HOW TO SAVE MON
EY.
War War!
And a Great Reduction
in Prices.
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
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saw a broken place in
The Wataaga Democrat >ed"Were you and he interest- spotthin coating of ice whirl ! NO M O R E EYE-GLASSES
in any business together?" the
"Yes/' ai swered tlu man;covered tha open spa<-e.
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, unhesitatingly; "yes."
They i»a ve the alarm, und in
devoted to the interest ot Coun- i
Do ycu want to aid in
">.h!^No\v will you be less limn a half hour the
tv State ano Nation. Published
up a pa[ier'titat shall rei^iM
bodies of the two young |»eoevery Thursday at Boone, \Ya good iMiougli to tell as how.
te
greatest.ci-edit on Xort^oH*
tautja County. N.
,. n ( j t o „|,af ex
xtent, and pie were taken '.min the wa
SO *ia, n j matter where it u be
MITCHELL
-<
m
seen? Tjien patronize
'%
what "the nature of this busi- ter. Jhe young <• >u; !e Inn
A|
XAMES, NAMES, XAMES.
Hie Wilmington Mestrei
! ness was in which you and he been keeping compauy for
era
• Certain,Safe, and E *?cC -aSeine ft*
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PIG
Von cannot print too man v •
• ,
.
i several vears ami they were
, .
,
were mteiested;
T
Do you want a reliable pet fc
of them. In them 1m largHv
giving you all the news rht si
"Well, I have no objection to hc*married in the near hi
Producing Lor.g-tHchice r :- !
the secret of success. The
iag the Sight of ti ? 0 .
cs> ..orki—a Democratic ncws^ ei
to telling/ was the reply. 4, I ture.
Cfve
a< it equals the best— hafcfie
Coras Tsar Dro ; :?,£r.
man haB not yet lived who
v;a« courting his daughter.
ji;- trpst circulation, and lutior
Tumors, Red Eye - , * A! it
does not enjoy seeing his
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., .Ian 2.—As 15B IM0QII ftnr s. H'^53 m k
-Tit-Bits.
t wenty-one years been i at
xt
name in print* He may pre
a result of t i e h. v .'re cold t-pll, Also, equally •Src • pi. l?*l
maladies, such s>s
, and faetorin thegrowth audi vVnaioro,UULxmffia »r. • a
vatt ?.
v
A Des Moines woman who Howe A: Cushi.ig s wemig. .i - nhervter
—t 9
tend not to, but he sees it
velopnient of the Old
Ntth
bi as. t t<> i
has been troubled with fre which is if winter quarters here BAJL I E^ayall D?ur«i- I lit Ml/ Ct«lli4«
btate? Then subscrbe to
Sold by
JAUTfON
every time you print it.
quent colds, concluded to
THE WILMINGTON lIES^EN'tpK
Grovef Cleveland never opens try an old .remedy in a new has been gr-a Jy depleted. biu. <
'KfMnf Shop,
Cam paign Rates:
», m.«i Mir
a newspaper That his eyes way. Hint accordingly took a Saturday two camels and aiiumIE£ SOUTH SuOIIN'A
Th«'"Daily Monger," by
does not dart upon his own tahlespoonful (four times thejberot moa • cvs linvdim n.vl
coliegs Gi
I! lod.
mail, -t months on trial, lot
usual dose) of Chamberlains large lion and lioness arc not
A
ONOE.
name the first thing. So of
Agriculture ana
S2.00
ml
a
every other man, however Cough Remed\ just before pected t'> live The dead nifrtdvMechanicArt*
The weekly ;4 Transcript M<Wgoing t«> bed.
i lie next inar anini." J' vse VU'.U d at tvi;
>siop
big he thinks he is. His eyes
>ffr>rs [ l i e - M - h n n a olirsseiigi'i'/ (the largest aiaT^
morning she found that herd f.honsand de "an*.
Tuns at once to his own cold had almost entirely dis \
»est paper m the State) 9
• s ; T h n F i ' l l V s e I I I A ; .rnii!
months on trial i'or $1.00
MILE; 'TL • (hinr-e in S
name as promptly as the appeared. During the day j
Fi'im t!i" Liwi' of Hu- IvlKa >c:
Cash in advance. Both
: hed orjl e I ft MeclmiMC t l b r t d
needle seeks the pole. It may she took a few doses of th«»
A native i.fthe-isd.jid Ling'ion
papers are large Eight-Page
i i v i l E m n- Spring.
remedy (one •teaspoonful ai
be down in one corner in low
n;.-e
sheets. Sand Postal Faro
Kroa
a time) and at night again j wliose folks i»i? urprcsfiit cnga: er case nonpareil, but it
with the add r« ss or live per
a n d fh<
took a tnhlespoontul before cd in wiping i?p the earth wi:'
stands out them as though going to lied, and on the fob Die pT «• •
>f i liii
MO j i
sans and receive sample cop
is now rqn.!«nei
Fvic
ies of TUB MESSENGER.
it were in great primer in the lowing morning awoke tree will enter tli 4 \ .u icidt in al a n < •ein ll Will w . 1 j i ' | uses very
Oct. 1st. 18^8. ti.
l a lolilies.
F<
NATURES
middle of tile page. He not from all symptom* of the Mechanical CoPege t^vJav.
:mld. Since then she has, on
He has been s »i«e tiuicat Che:
only sees it,, hut he pauses
CURE FOR
Atf-:.<'. Q Ho)! w i n v .
TAIvF TRK
and revels over it. It ii is left several occasions, used this el Hill le;n aing:belnr.gm gi . F< r
gh, N
remedy in like manner, with over a year h" bus hi en in Ame:,.
rs
out when in his judgment i» the same good results, and
CATARRH
L'Ricago a n o
il
Hi R
niight have been put in lie is much elated over her dis ica.
GOING
•'How do yan like Ameiice.V
throws the paper down with covery of so quick a way of
was asked.
disgust, and sees nothing curing a cold. For sale by
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS: W e s t a n d N o r t h w e s t
•'Mi r\ well, very wi ll/' was tin
\V. L. Brvan.
This new t/eatment tor Catarrh and
good in it. There are no ex
reply.
diseases of the respiratory organs is
Em^grn nts going to any of the
cept ions to the rule. I hey Bakersville Enterprise; Last
one of the most Important discoveries
w.i
"What, is your mnric?"
in medical science and possesses the \\ extern States or Territorief?
all like it. If true of big peo Friday night a blind man by
following advantages i
He hijisled me a card on whidi
will jjavo time aii j money going
1. Ths patlont can cure hlmsell at a small expense
ple, it is doubly true of the the name oi I'age advertised was print ed: ' ih Sugisluta. (iilvi,
vii. !li ica go and Alton route.
anil without outside assistance.
5T
2. NII change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary
L is the qui'-ktHt route 1o
little ones, who outnumber an entertainment at Mica, a H i d a P r o Y i d e - ' c e . d n p a s .
'
«
3. Iho'rifmedlcs 'are In no wise offensive to the
•FANSAS CITY, DENVER,
l.he big about a t housand to crowd of drunken men came,
He is intelligent, with plensin;
raticnt and entail no djscomiort.
4. Ttio remedy reaches the ueat of the trouble
PUEBLO,
one. All the fume that three be»p', down the door and feat ures ami speaks English much
3. Th<- medics and means of anp 'lance can be
Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash
Ctfle'l In tha pocket without Inconvenience.
better than the avejage foreigi - m
fourths of the people gi-r is In oke np t he show, t hey hurl
J, T> m I -:ICATStJEST at any drrtg stov.
ington, Oregon. Utah
through their local newspa ed racks at the house and er.—News ami Observer.
> "TERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
and (ialifornia.
FYR 30RREGPONDENCE SOLICITED.
pers. Hence publish names, broke out the w indows, not
rin&st mid I lest Equipped
Cac.jrlne r .tedlcine Co., Waco, Texaft.
BncklcnN Ai idea Sa'vo.
all that you can and upon b e i n r~» s a t i ss t i e <1 w i t h t h e
g
liOfid in the West.
Only line running Solid Vesti
the slightest provocation nights work they went to the The bcsl salve in the world D M
>u d trail is or -tweeu St. Louis
and in every connection—ev house of W. A. Jloliifield he cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fevi rsores, tetter, chapped-hands
and Kar.sns iity.
~y-c:y-'K
en if you have to go to the being absent and t lirew rocks chilblains, corns, ami all si ii
J
Reclining inir cars and Tour
tax book and publish every at the house and abused Mrs eruptions, and positively cul^-s -.!itiinii:::riu;r:ij
i » , Kiw;Mi!s;i:iii!»a.T:wi -»
' lepers ee of extra charge,
: y»
i *.vill men parties at'iiny rail
tax-payer i n the county. Hollifield in a shameful man piles, or no pay required. It i.- ^ naratinrge riigli Am.
2
guaranteed 1<> give perfect satis ~ tla«af-oti aelllMii ^iJ-wUo.
rr
road station with through tickets
Many an editor lias uncon lier. Some unknown pemon faction or money refunded. 2 US* r.Salf-i-'in'OswU JiR sr.dttW
it
I
r > ' i » n<r.l!'ll i nC o u i l r t i ' l h i O .
and baggage checks.
sciously made enemies all came on the scene of a -tion Price 25 cents per box. For s; e Z'. li-ittMnetujiilrnl Aj>|i. «rauce.' • 2
I '} ^ V^eMhor Bcnrding,
For full infonnat\oii,maps ana
~ UMnn t'.lr,;:int " iwi.-ib.
i ^ Itll i
Ailjuttiu'-at.
about him by failure to print and tired into theer uvd, Ben bv w . L. Bryan.
1 -scrip ive pamphlets of the
Cc ;^oto Ceilings,
— liiria I'Adtlra TifittMip.
West write to or call on
~ LI»i ,'UVUmIi Kar»»itiir©.
their names when he should Snipes received over one hun
Corrugated Sheeting,
-ii IIh-i hlor* n«»«-J Soivlr^; Qnal5tlc«t f»n«J ..
2 rtoe.4 u larger Itftnira oi' Oeornu y- : ""k v
B. A. NEW LAND.
New York Press.—The doctors « thavioity SrvrlngJljinohiuela Hus World. •have done so. They stupid dred shots in his body. War
Roofing Paints,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
say that kissing is unhealthy,"
wm
ly believe that tliev were left rants are out for the arrest said Hie young in an to his.gi'h 2 Examlno THE'ROYAL Lr pots** o? 10 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
i
Iron
excelieacs, and yaa vriil
out with ma lice aforethought of these midnight marauders " W h a t d > y o u t h i n k a b o u t i t . "
J. C HARLTON , O. P. A
~•
buy no clher.
«
Gutters snd Spouting *
Chicago, TIT.
"1 iiev»r had much faith indocwhen it was simply innoce^
mil all good people hop*
tPPii: fernw cfShsct fttr-l for BulkH tors/' sh • r< |ilird.
r > **
1'Tiy h'.i lll.v Ul Gi, 2
nuYAE
/ coe PI T. rc A NO READY \
neglect. But be sure to g<T tbat thev will be brought to
VTC A- PLV WHEN SHIPPED./
i:jii;i !!!WiKlilit.liP
r-cvi
!.i;sui£U!iiii:ir:r:!r.:
zzgzzz: -T is. r musssasssw
them correctly. It were bet justice.
IacigP .Dn, cart ?t/ mwh C
^ico
For r h e u m a t i s m I h a v e
>>--» ia -jft Ls-ivrsfiycjff
WE WANT
ter to leave them out than,
DEAh AGAINST DANCING.
srp C, ' -> -r f-< it!.-. Cer-'-t.i" bo.
to-und not'hingerp.a! fof hau
: i - td ui. .hu .• im vi i« i. r
to print them incorrectly.— j
D a n a , I I I . , J a n . * 2 . — R e v . berlain'^ Pufn Balm. If re
r~\
Missouri Editor.
^
pN-S
Father Stick, who .hist sum l i e v e s T h e p a i n a s s o o n a s a p
- -5rj y A'j T
maam
m e r g a i n e d n o t o r i e t y b y p u b plied. ,jf W. Y ning." West
The Frost In Floihln.
Liberty. VV. VCa. The pron^d
r. A P1A <s~\s materials]
liclv assailing protestants,'
. vltinily.
relief it ajrfokdsis alone worth
The Baltimore Sun sins. "The
.
Bclldtocl* write for 1
said to bis parishidne?s yes- many times the c^st. *liffy
-ad tetmj.
re cent freezes will cost the orange
oa ^ZCESPT CSr 50 GfE^TS
_ Cir .cinoati, Ohio.
and vegetable growers of Florida terdnv: "1 have members- c e n t s , l i s c o n t i l l t i e d u s e w i l l
V;E WILL MAIL A BOX OF
r%"ABLSOHCO 18TJ,
who will not rent pews be effect a'pcriifanent cure. For
X7c went many men, woiivn. bov<! r.r.d girls to
an immense amount of money.
"o v f >r us » f«u biHiri tyijr, r : yh' ,>i *mi::round
fiprz fia G"T5
F"7?3
S Ft R
cause fhe.v are too poor, yet s a l e U t VY. i i . B r y a n . •
- 1.1,-i-vn bo .its Tut- Imsinesa i J c- sty, pleasant,
In a single night the results ot
«.!ri . 'iGnorublc. anil jKi- s better tluui vtiy other
months and years of patient la tliev have money to get
tiTered r.. tits, YOK lirve a clc.ir Old find no
cor-ip iti-tn. RiCfwrietia# and speoinl ability nilbor have been destroyed. The drunk twice n month. - I
nee- .-a y. >'o ca-iit.d r -niiri-d. V ecqttipyou
oranges and vegetables that have w i s h t h e y w o u l d g e t d r u n k
THE GMLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
evervtbinsr that yott need, treat you wolf,
and j > von to tarn t »i timen crdinnrr wages.
escaped will command higher pri to night and lay. out doprs A l w a y s
'.V'O , (!..> r.i well ".1 tveu. and IM-IJ and girls
R,p p
! Tetter, Grcsnfl ItcL Itcning Pltos, Ri^
ces but this advance will not be and freeze to death. There
w te gool ur.v, Ar o. nnvwiu-re, can do tbo
v -k Ail JMOCbcd ^ f ''<>w oitv plain and sim
gin to make up for what has been are members of mv congre C u r q d .
yorn m itciricg Sfe Biseases,
ple di «-Me,f->r-!"St ' -k will enrelr bring
^
*
' yon a }: >-it • -1 of
F.'cnthing is new
lost.. The loss of the Florida g a t i o n vv h o a l l o w t h e i r
KOTANIC ai,OOI» LSA1.5Tnover fa''.
£.•<•, , t •<: - n l. VTri'o for onr pamphlet
If you have TfTfEa. II rHUers r.M how long H has
1 to ciffe all manner
r'irrtia',t»n. Xo IISITD
Blood and Skin diafruit growers is to some extent
.i ,r<
rcc-'ivc f M ir.
exisiod, TETttRiril w«! at' jrtainlj euro
t> iv.ihorn buiKfinrtup
daughters to go to high-ton-j
if y<--.. cottcluu: not to go on with tbe>
you as yea cse «.
M,nd cures all mannf r
that of the whole country, for it
! *bitdtoi5.
of skin and blood diSei\« s. An a bull i«g
fa not possible to have too much ed balls and dances in bill up tonic It is without a rival, and absolutely Harmless, Painless and Trsnrant.
CcE: J25CE STSPSeo^ sSfcOO.,
good fruit. Fortunately, howev d IW -no iIt-ess lit all. (Ally ijSSSWSBSK^ffWSSr %£l
defan-Vd i f you
isGod
Bos 4-S-3,
I
ywith the "t- "ft sro
er, the country is so large and its in decent cut holies.
rORTLAND, m M N E .
' human systom. A siTtrle botUe will deraonItanli, ai-cl * tiomsl itaaliof Savanuih,
horticultural and agricultural re* t a n t s a n d h e r e t i c s g o t » s u c h ] strateita paramount virtues.
T. BH'JPTRIHE 2RQ.
sources so varied that we are not plaCcs/' He said in plaiiuq •j®-Send for frfte book of Wondeif al Cures.
Price, $1.00 per large bottle; $5.00 for six
dependent upon any one section words that he washed from
SAVANNAH. GA.
bottles.
for onr supplies. Thus, for in- the bottom of his heart the
For sale bydmeeists: if not send to us, a
medicine will
sen\
stabce, at present while one part g i r l s w h o w e n t t o t h e s e d a n andMb> . price. bo""• fretglit prepaid on"
,.-r • t
* ^ V.v-- •
receipt of
Address
lr i ^
of Nebraska is suffering for food, c e s w o u l d b e r u i n e d , a n d
BLOOD BALM CO.," Atlanta, Ga.
/V ' i
owing to crop failures, another added: "I wish every hoy or
- f t '-3
part has enough and to spare. young man vv h o attends
:J
So last summ r. when our peach
these dances would become
J
crop failed, California sent us
H<»w i
lax•gu shipments of luscious fruit. diseased and rot and then >
, ffa.'i
trl'AIr.
1,; v
Of/'*.
An 1 now"that the? Floridaornnge the generation would soon 4
DURAiWS
>T
crop is cut short, we can again be exterminated.''
'* ft§ y
?
T ? t RcFO
took to California for at h ast the
United in Dcafh.
5I
I i J IIlhill
partial supply of our wnnts."
DEFIANCE, Ohio, Jan 2.— j Hn- sustained its re
ion for 16 yea
KD>
-ft
hy He Was There.
On the Manmcc; river bust • is bein." toe stau ;it cu
,uick an-i per man it
lUicU and perman
tisrn. Gout. Seiatft-a. vt
A iawyer tr\ingto sprvehis past of this city last night
a wl
C *m : Twtab P
ait.
i"
Pnbli-<her.tit is endorse-1 br ntool up fromittbe ^ P
I f 'N'.l. vegetable ar.
4y
•
c l i e n t b y t h r o w i n g s u s p i c i o n H e n r y C l e m e n s , a g e d 2 f i , a n d • pOfgr sc. It never
ENDORSED BY
ure.
<C
nt>; d
atie. or six •
Friet is
on H witness in the ease M Miss Lillb Dieis. aged 21, • bottles for ii one d-;<i - re i 'am- <>
ve doil-i
PROF A. L. ME7Z,?.K.G.
iress,
•
pblet sent Free by *
the course of cross e.tamina- were skating trn the ice iu-ai
of Medical Wep irtm nt tkilaae Ir r« nity
•
nr I, .,k---i.e Fees.
Looisiaiiii, wbo, >Utera<*refoi
D r a g ' s Rheur: n: i Ramsdy Co,
| of"OEOxixsccs it a prre Crsam TarlaranaG-ls,
I
P.*!eai Office,
tion said:
the Independence dam, hei
v
Fowtkr,
ia tee ; • An than thosa
which hi clicerlally rtcommenda to the
1316 L Street, W sliiny; n." D. C. •
rcri-i'-j IMTU Yen I IUVP nilmittpfl tl .it th<-v iknted into an open
public.
-fa., with <i- eeripD u r i n g ' * L i r e r l ' i l t s . i T e the '<*-?. on
Sfend m-.vcT, --ir:
le
not, free ef
Ttie Sete-iRtr Opasiio Ct
earth. They act with an eaxe tbat makes y
dor,. Ve J -iv'se.
von were a t t h e prisoner's space. T h e r e were n o wit
IM «jt is secure^
them a house bold b. ling.
char m. Car fee ;
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"*
lMteats," * o
A F N-TIHTET, -1 • • ; Ob -I -.ate. connt; if
PRICE 25 CT3 PEv cOX. r 5 BOXES FOR $1. »
}»on«e every n i g h t d n r m g n e s s e s t o t h e drowning, h n t A
r-.m- - • -f ^ .del -nt» iny-.
FOR SALE P~ >5a*0SISTS.
a PURE, WHOLESOME, ANO POWERFUL.
frnwi XAAH
several girls w b o were s k a t
this time?"
You Want It. As ^ Grocer For it
t Aiiw .uc, «aid ...
lOW&CQi
rsil EIKAVOUR
doi ni iMiys tori
"Tes, sir " replied the wit- ing near heard a cry and
NCW ORLCAH6.
Oupr ade Fate CSSte. v.aahm'jtrr D. ft,
i. 'tpitii-i JO 'amot v Suipoox
G ULF feiFG. C G„
'Pu-i-t
splfiiih f a n d h u r r y i n g t o t h e ; Democrat ont veur.
Haiti V7
SORE, WEAK, & IHFLAsF) EYE?,
A
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Blood and SKin Diseases
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VOLT
BOQXE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N.
uhuhsda \
WASHINGTON
From Sands X. C.
LETTER thai the deficit is caused bv
main leading roads reaching the labor is literally thrown
• the hew tariff law. That is Editor Democrat:
out in different direct ions and away. The roads are simply
From our Regular Correspondent. .
just the talk to suit the demAs everything has become centering at Boone, in addi-lgullies that serve as drains,
. COEDOVAN,
FRENCH ^ENAMELLED CALF.
Democratic skies a re brink- ocrats, who know that as quiet and settled down since tion to those we already and receptacles for water and
FlKECALf&KANGAROl
; ter just now than they have! soon as the Treasury begins the election, we should all. re ha ve, if judiciously laid out, loose stones from the adja^ 3.^jP POLICE,3 SOLES.
•oy^.WORKiNSMEfjV
been foi a year. The much to re alize from the duty on : gardless of politics, now in- would mafor Watauga a cent lands, and the road
• EXTrCA FINE"
5 BOYS'SCH30LSliOEl
talked about and mnch hop- wnffar, which is just begin- terest ourselves in the natu- most admirable system of hands go along and throw
«2.^l7_
•LADIES'
ed for getting together of nirig tc come in largely, ami ml advancement and pros- public roads that would di- out the stones and they roll
democrats seems at last to onjthe income tax,which will verify of Watauga county, rectl.v benefit almost eveiv back again and then they
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' SEND FOR CATALOGUE
^W'L-DOUGLAS' be in a fair way towards be f )bn be collectable, the re- We see evidence on all hands citizen within our borders, throw them out again only
BKOCKTON^TAASS.
Over One Million People wear the
coming* an accomplished fact ceipts of the government will of the progressive spirit of and also accommodate trav- to roll back. They fill the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes The example of Senator Hill
in excess of the expendi- j our citizens, and it only re- el through and from the Co. ruts with dirt and the next
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They tflve the best value for the money.
in going to the White House tares. It will be amusing to quires a united and steady to all important points in the rain washes it out and it
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
and resuming pleasant rela site these republicans when pull all together to put \\ a- neighboring counties; a n d must be filled again and so
The prices are uniform,—stain pea on sofc.
From $i to S3 caved over other makes.
confronted by their present tauga far .ahead of any of it is a fact that only about on and on indefinitely the
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by tions with President Cleve
her sifter counties in the line two bridges of any conse- work is done and the road is
Dealers everj where, Wanted, agent to land is being followed by les talk a few months hence.
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
There is much talk of the of progress.
quenc° are badly needed in no better. So 1 say let us go
ser leaders of the party in
Write at once.
to work and devise a plan to
Congress. The first result of •attempt that is expected to 1 venture the assertion that the whole county,
Now, when the road ques- apply a reasonable amount
this getting together of dem lie made in the Senate to rcn- not another county in North
ocrats will be the passage by (ler the income tax in opera- Carolina has as many neat, tion is mentioned, everybody of labor and money to our
the House of the Carlisle cur five by dropping the appro- comfortable country homes will say: "Oh yes, I am in fa- public roads annually and do
rency reform bill, which will priation I o r its collection, as we ha ye here in Watauga, vor of good roads, we ought it in a way to gradually im
not be delayed mnch, if any which is in the urgency up- according to f he territory em j to have them,''etc. The sen- prove them.
bey ond the present week. It propriation hill, which has braced. We see, too. in every timent seems to be general
But this is only my ideas
profit by tie* experience of
was noticeable that a better been passed by the House;; neighborhood, almost, com- for improvement along this expressed, so let lis hear from
others. Ti
is an object and more conciliatory spirit but Senator Cockivll, chair fortahle a n d commodious line, but it does seem to me others interested in this ques
lesson in the following letter
man of the Senate Appropri church and school buildings. that we are slow to take de tion.
Why not discuss it
for those who hesitate to in was shown by all the speak
ers at the democratic caucus ation committee, savs it is Travel any direction you n.ay cided action on the matter. and if it is favorably receiv
vest in life insurance.
GREENVILLE, S. C., APR. 23, 1303.
The first question that nat ed, make an effort to get a
held today than has been ex nothing but talk and that lie over the county and you will
Mr. W. J. IIODDEY, Hock H ill, 8. C.:
is confident the appropria f i n d m t h e v a l l e y s , i n t h e urally arises is. can we make new law through the legisla
Dear KirY our favor of tho 21st„ en
hibited at any similar gather
closing new policy has been received,
and I will remit premium on receipt of
We will
ing for a long time, and con tion will be made. Secre deep coves ami hollows a- the loads what they should ture this winter.
settlement of old policy. J am very well
pleased with the results of my other
sequently democrats a re look tary Carlisle is so confident mong the mountains, a n d be under the present general not have another opportun
policy, and mn.it thank yoa for your 1
kind attention and favors t nov 11 me.
ing forward to future party that theuppropiat.ion will be high up on the mountains, in road laws? 1 for one, take ity for two years probably,
Yours truly,
Is). C. 1'OIC.
This is but one letter of I success with more confidence maoe that he is now sending the most unexpected places, the position that the present for a change and why should
thousands that can be shown,
than the most sanguine of income tax blanks to the in neatly [minted dwellings on iaw has outiived its useful we wait about it if the change
all expressing the same satis- ! them have felt since the open ternal revenue collectors.
productive and wd! manag ness, that it is wholelvinade is desided by the people. We
faction. Write and get an i
Some of the numerous men ed , altaoiigli. in many instau quate to the construction of might accomplish a great
ing of the present session of
explanation of the Tontine
who are always going off ces. steep and rough farms, the class of roads demanded deal in the next two years.
Policy of the
i Congress.
half-cooked weie probably re! We see good barns and out- by t he times. It is true that 80 if the DEMOCRAT will agree
One of the most important
factors in uniting the demo sponsible for the rumor houses. and well-bred a 11 d if the law was strictly enforc to be patient with us I would
a policy that insures you ( crats of the House in support which was current a day or well-cared-for stock of every ed. if eyery road hand w a s be glad to hear From others
against misfortune ; protects ] of the Carlisle currency re two ago and was widely tele kind, and plenty to eat for worked to the full limit a I of our citizens wishing to ex
you in old age; provides for j form bill, was the unprinci graphed from Washington, both man and beast.
lowed, and overseers a 11 d press their views on the sub
your family at your death.
; pled fight which a clique of to the effect, that the adminWe find our people truly an other officers performed their ject through its columns, al
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Wall s t r e e t b a n k e r s h a v e istration had withdrawn the independent people, from tin duties in uc20i dance with the so let's hear from the DEMO
For the r.grollnas.
Hill. 5. C.
been making upon Secretary demand it had made upon fact that wo produce nearly law, we would have much bet CRAT too.
J. C* HORTON.
Carlisle, using tins bill as an Spain to cease discriminate all our necessaries and many terroads; but 1 maintain that
PROFESSIONAL.
ing against American flour luxuries here at home, and it would work si great injus
excuse, because he would not
Tlie Cream and Current Thought.
all aw them to use him. Sec shipped to Cuba, under pen- they are individually, and the tice on a large part of the
W. B. COUNC1LL, J R.
Public Opinion, published
retary Carlisle is deservedly altvofha\ing the sugar of j county is comparatively free people. It is manifestly un
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
popular with democrats in Cuba and Porto Rico shut | f r0 rn debt or serious incum- just to compel one man who at Washington, D. C., is a
Boone, N. C. Congress—and out o f Con out of the United States. The berance.
probably has not one hoof weekly journal devoted to the
originator of that rumor got
We also note a pronounced of stock, or n sled, or a dog reproduction, i n condensed
gress, too, for that matter—
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
and many of them determin his facts exactly reversed. In disposition among our coun to trot the road: who hasn't form, of carefully sebcted
Boone, N. C.
ed t o s t a n d b y h i m a n d h i s stead :>f having withdrawn try people, not only to make an acre ot 'and. and works magazine articles ro d of edi
Resident Physician.
Office bill, although there .tie its demand upon the Spanish their homes comfortable but tor wages to support himself torial comment from the rep
on King Street north of Post things in the bill that some government the administra- to beautify t hem. They take and family, to do as much or resentatives daily and weekly
tion has reiterated it in
Office.
press of all political parties,
of them do not approve.
stronger language, and ac a pride in the ay angemerit more on the public roads as and from all parts of the
Now that the passage of companied it with a noti< a n d a p p e a r a n c e o f t h e i r his neighbor, who owns hun
- k i A the currency bill by the that a prompt, leplv must be homes and farms that goes to d r e d s o f a c r e s o f l a n d t h a t country. The readers of
House is regarded as good given or the President would show that we have a class of will be greatly enhanced in Public Opinion get all sides
ATTORNEY.17 LAW,
as accomplished, its fate in without further warning is-!,.jtizena who nre making for v a l u e b v g o o d r o a d s , a n d of every question. It is just
MARION,
- N. (.!
;»••<« theirehiidren who has his teamsund drives the paper that the farmer
the Senate is being discussed. the
and villager need for general
—(o)—
permanent homes from which over them every day.
Few democrats are confident Rico,
Will practice in the courts ol that it will even be allowed
I could point, out many oth reading.. It keeps its readers
IT has been informally de they will not be allured in the
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- to reach a vote in the Senate, cided by the Senate Finance future by any temptation er inequalities that make the fully abn ast of the times and
and all >ther countbs in the
committee that no tariff n- whatever.
law grossly uniust and de- supplies their with the best
western district JtSfSpteial atten owing to the short time re
mendments of any s o r t Tbe.je facts, coupled with jfective, but I believe that the thought of the day in fields
tion given to the collection ol maining of the session, but
should be taken up at this
Senator Hill, who seldom ex session, and the administra- reputation our mountain j pen pin of Watatga county of Amencajn Affairs, Foreign
Affairs, Sociology. Commerce
W. 3. Coimcill M. D. T. C. Blackburn. presses an opinion without tion is thrown upon its own!section has acquired as a re-j are generally in favor of a
Boone, N. C.
Zioimlle, X. C. haying good reasons there resources in dealing with .he sort for health and pleasure- change in the method of mak Finance, Religion, Science,
Education, Art, and New
for, thinks that the Senate retaliation and threatened seekers, leads me to believe ing and keeping up the pubBooks. Public Opir "•-* aid
will pass the bill if it be a- retaliation of European ini-jthat V ve could do nothing lie roads, so 1 propose that
tions because of the dineren-L. ^
1
«. ' L,
1
*
the rural weekly supple*., ut
mended to provide Jor the tied duty on sugar, which that would be a longer step the .nutter be agitated and
each other admirably. To
coinage ol the sik:' seignior everybody admits ou^jht t ^ o Jw o u » d moiejif the legislature LOPS not
Callsattended at all age, as that wo J A Jbtain be repealed.
j materially advance the inter-. pass a general road law that gether they give the farmer
or villager and his family
hours
votes enough frqmi thefrepub
A Dee Moines woman Who (Wtsdf all onrpeopIeaBdRive w»I Ml the bill, let ur pettJune 1, ; 93.
a greater advantage over tion for a special act for \Va- more of current news, editor
lican and pop til I t s I v e r Sen- | iaH p m i troubled with freto j other sections and attract tli* tauga county, n s other coun- ial comment, and magazine
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. ators to g'et the ;hib through. qnent colds, concluded
It has been state i although try an old remedy in a new attention of theputside 4 worid ties have such laws in opera- literatuie than can be had in
I cannot vouch 01 ; t, that way. and accordingly took a mo ,i» tlian to construct good tion that work admirably. I any other way for five times
their cost. The price of ? ibPresident Clevlli mvjand Sec- i ^J'jTn'oseVV>V' nu'VibThihwpublic roads. I am peruuad- favor n law to work by perATIORNEYS AT LAW,
retary Carlisle jwouid not ob- <: (MU rj, Remedy just before! erl t h a t this is the one ueces- sonal .service and taxation lic Opinion has been reduced
BOONE, N. C.
ject to such nil amendment going to bed. The next sary move forward that we too. * hat all hands liable to from $3.00 t o $2.50 per
Special attention given to the bill, aliu it is certain j morning she found that hei should make 111 once and' ,u ; r o ad UUlJ be required to per year. We have just complet
1
in luau duty O'. o 'JUIII.U v\/ P'.I
Mil, and
' tl Idlll UIOIUHI^ • U'
.
i I " l-i l' 1 1 *
• - at
to the colletion of claims
iany democrats in ^oUi had almost en • ir< y lis pame.^t. We already have a form so many days (say four ed arrangements by which
aii angenicnts l
that m
ublic
NOTICE.
Housoj and [Senate! n I P p ^ ar 7 i ; f
^
• ViV good start in that direction, or six) work 011 the roads, we can ofier Pubb Opinion
both
DEMOCRAT for $3.00
Hotel Property for Sale. would be greatly pleased to rn'Ldy (»ne Larpoimful n'l thanks to the efforts of some! That a small tax be
*
w
On account of failing health see the bill held
per year.
so a time") and at night again of our progressive and ener-| a nd collected on poll and!
of myself and wife, I otfer for sale amended.
took a tablespoonful before j getic citizens, and from obsei property to constitute aj x. r
E al ilv Thorne who
my hotel property in the town of
[publican going to bed, and on the fol- vation I am of the opinion road fund. That all new resits at Toledo. WashingSome of t h
Boone, North Carolina, and will
111 a line lowing morning awone ,ree that owing to the g^ograph- roads and amendments be ton, says she has ne^or been
sell low for cash and make terms leaders are inuu
,
, from all symptoms ol the
to suit the buyer, and will take of talk that th
able to procure a - ledicine
II regret],, o]f]
of the
ca 'f'"-V s n i v< *- ve ' 1 a n d j
,
Since then she hm, on i c a l
f o r r h e n m . t i s n l t h a t Sieves
real or personal property in ex
•
They several occasions, used this we can construct a system ol located by a competent e a j[?" a ^™y'uf c klv and efta?
inside of sixjHB
change. Apply soon.
are saying |^^Bhe only remedy in like manner, with mam roads with much less pineer, and the meansexpend ( l u a ] l l v a8 chamber Iair rs Pain
W. L. BRYAN.
trouble withjfhi T#asury is the same good results, and cost than any county with e d in a way that will gradu-, p aJll ; a n d that- she has also
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
enue in- i's much elated o\er B hci dis- which I am acquainted. Fhe ally and permanently im- used it for lame back with
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, tako
that caused
BROWN S IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep It, SI per bottle. Genuine haa
a.
natural divisions of thecoun nrove them. Under our pres great success. For sale by
expend- co* er\ 01 -o ( : «i:C' >\
,
sufficient to
1
f
trade-mark ana crossed red lines on wrapper.
, .
.
.
1 Rmm
curing a cold, for sale by .
r a
tv are such that two or three cut system a great part 01 ^
Bryan.
ituresof the
pent, and j\\ y Bryan.
J
Equitable Life. !
Gouncill & Blackburn
LOVILL & FLETCHER
11
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�those who have responded so
RO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Promptly we wish to tender
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
OBITUARY.
CC CO OC CO CC O C CC
YALLE
CRI'CIS
ACADEMY.
Died Jan. 17rh 1895 of
Y\\S
on" thanks, and will say t<> Consumption, at Si^erstonej
I copyl year...
$1.00 the tardy ones that we must X. 0.. Mrs. Moilie Fisher, the
In the sequestered valley of the Watauga, at Yalle Cru(3 months
50 ,
, . . „ .
—()—
loved and loving;, wife of J.
cis. will be opened (D. V.) on the first Monday in February
a montiiB
have wlmt .hey are jue ns.
Fisher. She had borne hiin
1895, an institution for the higher education of pupils of
—lr our last is-ue we fulled
ADVERTISING RATES.
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
seven children, two of whom
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
uote tae I net that M:>.
,.
rj i
i»
m .v. survivetoendnretheuni-p mk
.\1. JONES, Superintendent.
t
1.7o Mnr.v Hodj^K. of Paris. IVx- .
,
. ,.*•
1 month
PROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCEM.
able loss of a tender, loving,
" 3 '•
3.001. is, who so long; lived in ou
PROFESSOR VALENTINE.
and watchful mother.
" 6 "
5.00.
" 1 year
7.00; < 0,,nr .V% died at her home on
Three departments will be organized, end scholars ful
She professed Christ when
joluinn 1 wees
9.00 the 12th ult. She was much
ly insti ucted in the following branches at the rates specifi
jyoung and united with the
1 month
13.50;loved bv the people here,and
ed :
a "
on no .
*.
'
3
25.00 her death brings sorrow to I Baptist church. During the
CLASSICAL. S3.00 per Month, including Latin. Greek,
6 "
37.50
period of her connection with
many hearts.
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
1 year
50 00
the church she ever maintain
Surveying. Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
—T. M. Cotttell and W. S. ed an approachable charac
Moral Philosophy, etc.
Entered at the Postoffieeat Miller have gone into the ter for piety ami devotion to
INTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month,including Arithmetic,
Boone, N. C., as second-class mercantile business with M.
Chi 1st, and when she was cut
History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
mail matter.
L». Blackburn, of our town, down doubtless she was ripe
PRIMARY, $1.00 per month.
and the firm name of Black for the garner of God. Her
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
LOCAL NEWS.
burn, Cottrell & Miller takes last words were spoken to her Tills IS NO HUM studies.)
, h e P'a^ofM. Li. Blackburn. b r o t h e r .
She told him s h e
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
BUG TO DRAM
—B. .1 Greene was down|
Thcy aie making orders for was prepared to go. and for
studies usually caught m the ordinary colleges, and at
from Blowing Rock Buesduy.
TRADE!
greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga and
their spring and summer him to meet her in heaven.
—Judge Greene (our judge) goods.
adjacent counties to avail themselves of the advantages
^
-oWords of comfort were spo
thus offered to their children.
is now holding court at Dur
—It is conceded trv many ken by Rev. David Greene,
Excellent board may be obtained at the neighboring
ham
citizens here that last Satur and her remains were laid to I MEAw fcusiwESS.
farm houses, the highest rates not exceeding seven dollars
—Esq. Bryan has been fill- day and Sunday was the col- rest in the Smith graveyard.
per month.
-o—
l l o u s e w , t h h p " v y deat davs ve have had for a
To her sorrow-stricken bus
•>'« '«*
Reference to the climate is unnecessary. The crowds
ice this week.
number of yeais. The ther band and motherless chil 1 rom now unt.il the first day that throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect., all within
a few miles of the school, bear testimony to the exceeding
—The boys have had much mometer registered at 10,de dren it is a calamity lan
of .April Ijjvvill sell my stock ol healthfulness of the surroundings.
sport shooting rabbits dur grees below zero on Sunday guage is inadequate to des
morning. Reports say ihat cribe. Out of the depths may
ing the snow.
they be able to echo the cry
—We bear that Rev. G. H. it was 18 below at Blowing
of Job: "The Lord giveth and
Church, of Statesville, fell on Rock.
—AND
the Lord taketh away, bless
—We have a card from
the ice and broke one bone of
ed be the name of the Lord.''
Prof. Jacob Wike, of Ilex, N.
his leg.
ELLA GREENE.
Yes, the old year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
—N. N. Colvard lias pur C. His office is now at Pinand troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
Common Sense
chased the florton property nix, N. C. He says that min
At "*0 percent above
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
Should be used in attempting to
way to do that is to begin right and keep right che year
on Main street fiom W. B. ing is beginning to look up cure that very disagreeable dis
and tim o swill improve. Prof.
through.
Councill, Jr.
ease!, catarrh. As catarrh origi
Wike is an excellent.pinn and nates in impurities of the blood,
Y ou can do this by doing all your trading? out ing the
—Jeter Pricthard was cho we were proud to hear from local applications can do no per
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
sen U. S. Senator by the Leg
manent good. The common
eral merchandise, till at the
him.
sense method of treatment is to
islature this week. He gets
—The publisher of the DEM purify the blood, and lor this
the short term.
OCRAT had a letter from his purpose there is no preparation
I will sell for strictly pay down during the y ear 1895, by
— The Western fellows who old fiiend Capt. Lovill, of su lerior to flood's Sorsaparilla.
soaioing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on ( /edit. For
Hood's Pills cure constipation
left this country to better Thief River Fullsif Minn, this
i n s t a n c e g o o d s o l e l e a t h e r a t 2 1 c . . b y t h e Ride, g o o d coffee
by restoring peristolic action to
themselves are returning as week. The Capt. writes that the aihnentary canal.
20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c Ala
last as they can get ready.
mance 6% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts. by the
his health is good, and that
No prospect that Congress
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels,
cash—The snow and ice have he is standing the rough wea
will agree on any financial
mers. shoes—yes the lurg«s lot of shoes ever seen in this
interfered very much with ther very well, lie says that
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
bill.
the mails for the past week. the thermometer registersall
also And a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on [jshort
Tlmy are running regularly the way from 1 to35 degrees Purify your blood, tone up
notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bisthe system, and regulate the di
sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows, water piping etc.,
now* however.
below zeeo there.
gestive organs by takingHood's
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES— S o l i c i t o r Spainhour has
—On Wednesday evening of Snrsaparilla. Sold by all drug
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
returned from Raleigh where last week an unknown man gists.
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
lie went f o attend the Grand in these parts went to the res
Great freshets a n d big
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
Lodge, A. F. and A. M. and| idence of E. B. Miller, riding snows with the coldest went h
goods cheap. Wishing ali my friends and customers a
the opening of t l, e Legisla a horse bare-back. He spent er for many years are report
prosperous and happy New Year. I am •
ture.
the night there, and on tho ed throughout the country.
Yours Anxious to please.
—If we understand rightly following day he was arrest
TTVO Lives Saved.
Prof. Yarboro who was to H 1, as he filled, almost per
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
opened school in Boone, is fectly the description of a tion City 111., wns told by her
fE3r*« -i
-jEESSKi;.,
blockaded by the snow and murderer from South Caroli doctors she had Consumption
and that there was no lope for
ice and cannot get across na, for whom there is a hea her, but two bottles l)r. King's
vy reward, Mr. Thos. Greer New Discovery completely cured
from Lenoir.
and others, who had him in her and she says it saved In r
—The sleet that fell Friday
large, brought him to town, life. Mr. Thos. Eggars, 139
OFFlorida St. San Francisco, suffer
was the lira 'iest we have had
but decided not to imprison ed from a dreadful cold, ap
for a iiuiirjer of years. Much
him until farther investi proaching Consumption, tried
ZIONVIUE NORTH 6ARGLINA
timber was stripped o f its
gations could be made. Thev without result everything else
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
limbs, a great damage has
Dr.
started back with him, and then bought a bottR of two If yon don't think I mean it able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDIKing's New Discovery and in
been done to fruit trees.
had only gone aboul three weeks was cured. He is natural come and look through my TNE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
tion.
—Mills have been blocked miles when the prisioner al ly thankful. It is such results, of
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for dis
which these are samples, that
up with ice and it has been most instantly sprang from
prove the wonderful efficacy of
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
difficult to get necessary his horse and took 'leg-bale. this medicine in Coughs and
sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine. It is
/ grinding done. There is a He was pursued, but, seem Colds. Free trial bottles at W. t wont cost you one cent if pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommenced by
general thaw now and busi ingly to no avail. However, L. Bryan's. Regular size 50c. &
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
you dont purchase.
$1.00.
cines on the market.
ness is going on as usual
that night the search went
I have a large stock and
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
Zeb Vance Walser, was e- want to get rid of it before
—Glad to hear of the im on, and near 11 o'clock a
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
provement of our worthy horseman was seen Hearing lected speaker of the House
spring.
post paid to any address. If you have f aver trouble, Dys
friend Maj. H. Bingham, of the foard of the river below by the fusion element. The
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
8tatcsville. We hope t. h e Three Fork church. He was Democrats voted for Ray.
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
Maj. will recover from his halted by the searchers and
CALL AND LOOK! ^
I HE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE OMPANY.
The expedience of Geo. A.
proved to be their man. He Apgar, of German Valley, N.
malady which iR dropsy.
Zionville, N. P., Sept. 6,1894.
-o
had, since his escape, stolen J. is well worth remember
—Atty. W. B. Councilll has
a mare from the stable of ing. He was troubled with I would call your* attention
bought 1. N. Corpening's in
Mrs. Sophia Hodges and was chronic diarrhoea and doc
to the big cut in prices in uiy
terest in the Blowing Rock
leaving with her as fast as tored for five months and
Hotel. If we are not mistawas treated by four different
other liEes
possible. On Friday morn doctors without benefit. He
i ken, he is now the sole owner
o
ing h^ had a trial for stealing then began using Chamber
of that beautiful and valua
the mare before J. B. Blair, lain's Colic, Cholera and Dia
ble property.
Esq., and was sentenced to rrhoea Remedy, of which one
®S~T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.*^
—We hear that our former jail for want of bail. He gives small bottle effected a com
plete cure. It is for sale by
worthy citizen L. W. Estes his name Weidon Murphy and
NOW lb THE ILifKlO SUBSCRIBE:
who went to Oakland, Ore says he is iron) Grayson conn \V. L. Br van.
gon, desires to get back to ty, Vn.
We have the annual report
^ ^ »
Blowing Rock or some where
of post-m aster general before
0. W. O. Hurdman, Sheriff us. Few peoplecomparativeelse in Watauga. Hope lie
ofTyle Co., W. Vit./apprecia
will come back.
ly speaking have much idea
tes a good thing and does
—Some of our subscribers not hesitate to say so. He of the enormous business
in the western States have was almost prostrated with done by Uncle Sam in the
responded nicely Jo our calls a cold when he procured a postal service. Thegross es
bottle of Chamberlain's timated for 1895 is$84,427,RESPECTFULLY
for help, by sending in the
Cough Remedy. II e says: 748,15; expenses for 1895
cleai'
Relieres ill F TTT- UM * r
of
amounts due, also renewing "It gave me prompt relief. I
cmrosGO*fOT>R> 7 \ in'• ICI.H ! t to5 d*rs. No
UUUUCQtirioai aftct cflacts.
N—
for another year. We sent find it to be an invaluable $90,399,485,33; causing a
learps an* ,
I*. •
by dru££isL
U-CJ BALM (A, L-RO'J.AOTVR
statements to nearly nil o remedy for coughs and colds. deficiency for 1895 of $5,971, O C O C OC OO CO CC c:
730,89. *
them some time since, and to For sale by W. L. Bryan.
CLOTHING
HEW TEAS GEEEI1IGS!
OVERCOATS
COST!
VERY
SAT!
THE MOUNTAIN MCINECOPANY
STOCK
IV. L. BRYAN,
�From tilolie, N. C.
We Can't Snppress the X?ws.
The old, crippled Confeder Chamberlain's Zye and Skin Ointment
which it will if it suits Mar
Editor Democrat:
X ws and Observer.
ate soldiers havea poor show 13 & certain care for Chronic Sore Eyes,
ion Butler,it will bring great
Granulated Eye Lids. Soro Isippies, Piles,
The #eather is always a
The "hit dog hollers,
irig in the present legislature, Ene.T.a, TeUer, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
relief to everybody. It abol
lhuinday, Jan. 17, 181)5
The Canasion writii d m. as none of them haw be-^n -j Cul> per uox. For salo by druggists.
ishes the Board of County good introduction toconverCommissioners and names it nation, or, at least, it is gen- squii med y«\-uvmay hem us appointed. Tfie 'poor ui,.u» j r* For patting a horse in s Cna healthy contry Dr. Cody's Gondii icyi Po.-deiu.
There appears to he a bet the Board of Trustees, don't erally used. If I were to sav this nap r printed jrhe state got. the places. We nre mixtoae UL tho .'-icm, aid dijre .icr,. cure
that the weather is intensely meat rhat i lie fusidni »ts had ions u> know how VataugaA
ter feeling among the demo-1 heap your blessings on us too J
wf appeuta^ rcii.ve cciixipailoo, correct
ru s* disorders and destroy T roras, giriiijf
c r a t s i n C o n g r e s s a n d t h e fast, we will not be able toj cold, J fwl that it would he ki'ke I. a one leggeqCoiifeder- honorable representatives vo
,.
t J ,- n old or over vorhed horse. 25
udier *>Ut Ot tie <*aplto! ted between 'lligg.-r arid the nts per packaf^. For saio by druggists.
President in regard tocurren endure it. Five more justices | no news, to the people in Wa at
as «]o.»r-keeper to m ike a oid maimed Coai,-<f. cite s««icy legislation. There will be in each township will be a tauga.
Since I he holidays, we ha ve place for a negro. Tneje is »|i^i*.
an earnest effort ruade to great help also.
Do
Want fay?
had winter in reality, and, it no denial of the facts, but an j » / . J . loung piuicipie ^
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bring- about some sort of a
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bill that will pass. The silver- The North Carolina .legisla seems that Hix has regained exhibition suci as one .sees t i lM ^ r t j m w l i) (1(1! p a J d
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men stand in the way of a ture is in full blast and is his enviable reputation as a on the face of a small boy Bimd has favored us wi h his
s u c c e s f u l b a n k i n g s y s t e n i showing its hand in various prophet. Everybody believes' when he has been eating green report for 1894. There are
-1< o .no ac.o t> ai mutes
that will pass. Mr. Springer w ys. L'-eut. Gov., Dough- that next year will be a good persimmons.
iles and females in the In
fruit year. Should this be
Right here we will k\y that
chairman oi the Finance Com ton, is, by virtue of his office,
titule, 107 of this number
mittee, has not given up and president of the Senate and true, we might rejoice at ha v tlie .\'c,vs and Observer is re colored.
.0.
hopes to finally succeed. Sil- it always has been the rule ing such weather. It isan ill printing the news, telling the
j
yer must be considered, and under all conditions of poli wind that does not bringany truth, and leaving itlfor th
Owing to a recent change
a clause in the bill favoring ties that the president of the good tidings to any body, people to say whecher it is
in our business, that is, from
it will be added. This silver Senate appointed the com Everything in thjs country j humane to kick au old ' onthe ''Old Time" credit sys
question is hard to down and mittees, but Mr. Doughton, is pretty generally quiet,even federate spldier out of a soft
tem to a
something must be done to being a Democrat, this pre mure so than usual. The! berth to n.ake room lt>r a ro-,
satisfy Southern democracy rogative has been taken a- farmers are enjoying them-j bust negro politician. The
flfiCH! P."C r 0
Selves more th in any class; Caucasian suppresswl thi>
before there is any hope for way and the boss who is not
We are able to o f f e r y o u
any legislation this session. a member of the, legislature of people They have fine| piece 01 interesting news,and
ii'lf IMl-mk
Various amendments h a v e has appointed the various crops; their stock is in the! objects to our printing it
ARBUCKLE S COFFEE
been made to the original Oar committees. So far. Butler shelter; they are free, inde-j Well, while not desiring toj
at 24 ct.N per lb.:
lisle plan. Bland, of Mo., is is the legislature and every pendent and easy. They live! hurt the tender suseeptmili-j
Good green coffee at 20 cts.
4"
now clamoring for a silver thing has to succumb to his on the r own eari ings. read ties of those who are Ciiucasper lb :
clause before the bill is voted mandates, no man ever had the newspapers, go to church, j ians in mine only, we are
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Extra ' C" s igar at 16 lbs.
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upon. The fate of the bill de more complete control than and seem to cure not how i forced to give the news! when
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io the dollar; good, heavy
long winter lasts. The mail it is news.
pends upon this t-lause. The Butler. But in all probabil
'i•-V. I V nV
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v
domestic at 7 cts per yard.
• • • W,
boys are now 10 be pitied, as
Eastern democrats oppose ity he will extend his dicta
Old People.
Pr.'r\V(> have just received
silver legislation and the Son torial power too far even for also are the men who follow
Old people who require inedi
30 cases c>f genl s and ladie s
thern democrats will not act thepiesent crowd at Raleigh, wagoning.
cine to regulate the bowels audi
shoes, and will sell them at
The school had a vary bad kidneys will find the true remedy
without their silver scheme and M "bust" may be 1 he re
prices to suit the buyer."®®
Tiiisimediis included. The present con sult. but so far submission time to begin its work, but in Electric flitters.
! Call and see us and we will
cine does not stimulate and con
on Dec., 31, the session began
dition of the democratic par of the hands is complete.
tains 110 whiskey nor other in
The classes' have all been re toxicant.but acts as a,Tonic and , Or»or»« dm Way for P&alaria save vou monev.
ty seems hopeless, and a fail
a Osrsa pzr-Ma .Vlaheo Pure
organized and we are now in alterative, it acts mildiy oh the
J0HXS0X EDM IST EN CO
ure to legislate on this great
If Ewart gets his County
good shape. We ba.se 40 on stomach and bowels ailing; It is!2:oad and Curss Malaria. t< flowing Rock. Dec 12. 1894.
burning question of finance Government bill through and
with pleasure t' ::t we
att uitiou
strength and giving tone to th.p
will, it seems to us, shelve the has the county commission roll, and of this nu...ber organs thereby aiding Nat drain the testimonial of fr. A. i.. Mcok, who is wrB V - -A *• -RR-V / \ * -y Iknown In l'loriUa, ;u»d to the travelling public, | ! p r ! r ii j ^
more than twenty are board 'lie prl'ormanee of the functions ! huvtug fcr years bnen a ranro.t<i [
party again in '9(3. There ap
IL< *_
5
'.r years bueu railroad pft-'isengar eoi> -«LJLT_B. JL, \ J
ers abolished and their name
ami
ers. The young 111. nfeel elat Electric flitters isan excellent j tiuctorHoodLiter, tieketageut at Jacksonville.
pears to he no leader with
changed to county trustees,
appetizer and aids digestion! Old 1 "C. I. tiu\soCo..Unir ycnrii::o I wrote , yot
...
.. & or Lowell, Ulaas.:
. to
.
"Soroc
sufficient segacity to carry and the Legislature appoints ed over the debating society . / r
1 C0J)ie find U JUS. < -v.Ix •. i\ W no I ju rt.;or(;.uC0 t-, t'.ie g.'Knl n:y bey hud derived
the party through the pres five more justices in each and and t hey are doing well.
they need. Price 50c per b »i- from the use of rood's Har iiwiiia,ami ui>\» ]
uUe.
allow ir.c to say Unit the sam0 ooy and hit
Young men that are want tie at W. L. Bryan's.
tnoUicr became
ent ordeal. Democrats will every township, etc., what is
As the season is over we
Prostrated IVIth Malaria
not be bound by any caucus to hinuer us from having a ing an education will seldom
and Hood'* SarsaparlUa has again boen used u j11 S(,j| ,>u,. st()rK (){ JJ Av KS
MR. WHITENCll'S CARD.
meet with the advantages
of the party in Congress, and
.
| with satisfactory roaults. I da not believe you (
flush time? This will bring
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can
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each individual member, it about the much-needed re that are now being offered in H o 4Ml*. uJ. II. p\ <f ihitcucr, C iopu- I e i g h fiad aar muchu better blookingo childi sfori cbisrage,i '».'T" |) t> 1 TTV ; 'Tl"(f1 (' T L o , iP,'ITT
u
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t ye s, tlu i our oy. F r tli p tu e o
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Globe. 1 will be glad to cor l l S i . member I . O I l l I , . . 1 l a v \ i - . t , ;
^w o t | , e r a a t l a l s o m y s e l f a t t r i b u t e i t t o , . j T < - .
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s l f V C ! V II V I f
seems, wants to he a party form and prices will go up;
writes <l card in the Caucus ! the use of that most valuable remedy. Hood's j
A..\LJ » I.vvji^Jtj tlA.iof his own. While we ad mi re money will flow out from its respond with those that have
.
11
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1
j Sarsaparlihi. His trouble l.vJoro Inking the
NESS,
inn saying lie Old all tic C O U i t l m e d l c l n o w a s a n a n ' . i o t i o n w l t i i b o i l s , and agenindependence in all men and hidden recesses, and songs of uu idea of coming here.
er;J breaking out ail over his body. Of course
for theex-Confederate soldier from such suffering the child became weak and j SADDLES AND BRIDLES
B. B. DOUGHERTY.
in all conditions of life, yet praise will be shouted and
who doubtles feels, in regard
we think stubbornness and the Pops, and Reps, will re
At A Very Low Price.
to Mr. Whitencr's nmnifeM
From Mast, J. C»
contrariness ought not t o ceive from the long enslaved
Thoy are all I lRbT CLAPS
affection, with the poet:
a general prostration of tho system was a natngovern men while legislating people rapturous applause. Editor Democrat:
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rul result. We again resorted to flood's Sarsa"1 ernaps it was well to dgSj parilla with wonderful success. The word grati ;Tsd almost as good as new.
Holidays past o ff very
for the people. We do hope, What u glorious time is com
tude but poorly expresses our feelings toward
semble your love.
however, t hat something will ing. Toot your horns ye pleasantly with ns, no drink
Hood's Sarsaporilla." A. M. Burn, Eelmor",
Will Hell on time, or trade
Be sure to get Hood'u,
tne Florida.
be done to quiet the people down troddenjjpeople, for in ing as we have yet heard ol. Bnr w :v di I you
Hocd'o Pllic act easily, yet promptly and for good stock.
on this important question 1896 you can vote for justi There were a few weddings|d«>wn sf airs?"
eOcleutly, on tho liver and bowel t. 25c.
Cull on as at once at Blowdefense is
of finance before the present
during Xmas week.
Mr. Whiten
ces of the peace.
1 spoils, MONEYLOANED,
On New Year's day Mr. I. S that 1 : 1 dividing id
Congress moves out. We may
ir g Rock. We will be here
Mast and wife had dinner the Republicans got the piece LOCAL ItEPRESEHTATIVKS WANTED, i ,J;JT ,1 Q,.T ]
be able to give our readers
A correspondent w r i t i n g
prepared for special friends, lieitzel wanted.
the result of the Carlisle bill
But why
Our system affords an oppartu
T,
from Norris over the nomdeRESPECTFULLY,
viz: T. P. Adams and wife, did Mr. Whitener and his al- juity to borrow on either j
before we go to press.
plume of 'IF has the folio wing
H L X ,K L1L , CiR A 1 G a ( O
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A. S. Adams and wife and J. lies divide out the "spoils" a J or . r e a l estate hcnuuv. i he
u' "
l'1 U
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,. ! plan is superior to flunilipg and
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Mr. Evvort has introduced to say: When Gen. Mahone li. Mast and wife. Several
so taut Mr. oeuzci wasknocr. j g 0 .^, AsMH-iati.>;.s. The umtaint | fll ()W ing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
a bill on county government, was elected to the U. 8. Sen more were invited to eat Tur ed out? I hat is the question.; borrowed may be ret nr.
m,
repealing chapter 144 of the ate from Va. a few years ago key. bat owing to bad wenth ile stood quietly by and saw monthl.v payments without bo-j
WANTED!
nus, with interest at •> per cent.!
laws of 1876-'77. It requires as a democrat, and later went er were prevented doing so
his constituent kicked our per annum, it affords absolute wo
over to the Republicans, one
A temcdy fc>r disease and de
the election of magistrates
The people are becoming without a struggle, and then curitv to investors, v ir•i a rras-i
bilitv, t-spei-ially for thosedis
by the qualified voters of the of the conditions upon which very interested about religi voted joyfully f o r Abe.—
divi<J M ..l of fro... »to 10iJknt.l , a M " v - l ' i ''"! .pb.vwH5iiiH.have
county. The Board of Coun he agreed to make the change ous affairs in this commun Aeivs mid 0bser rer.
We dtsire to »•> B t!i.> -«Tvicwij ]>. oiioiiln«(! Iticurable.
ty Commissioners is abolish was, that one H. H. Riddle- ity. The members of Pleas
Of energetic represents ti ve in n in
We give below a few of the
ed and in place thereof not berger should be made Ser- ant Grove Baptist church
The Ladies Friend.
every communily to act as Cecal rhe mrtnv letters which we
less than three men are elect gent-at-Arms of the U. S. are going to run a Sunday
No woman can be beautiful Secretaries. The |H>Kti«n will h- h . PVf , l ^,.;.i vw j n I U | w t ,j,. h w e
with the eonwut of
ed b.y the justices who are Senate. Now, would we not School through this winter, without a good complexion, and M.iffifrientiy remuii *ra,ive to uwply compensate for..^v-icen If ilf, w ,
w|
(.,1!lvi„...
styled county Trustees with have a parallel case if Jeter they also have a very inter no complexion can be good with you possess tne Cvbove qoalL.cn,
.
.
out good healt h and pure blood.
the same jurisdiction as the or Butler Should ask of the esting prayer meeting every oubuuiu x>iuuu Balm will beauti- tione ",,,v 'for parti-lilar:.. Fall "" lf, ' M s,K ' h " "'"'Pd v ns. a
1
1
Botanic Blood .jaiJii «111 ut'ijuii- «",,D write • 1
,)(>"n i?)U1,fl
Senate that W. A. Anderson,
fy your complexion by purilyiug i information regaruing our sys- \
Board of Commissioners now
Thursday night. The Sun and enriching your blood. Try
making Ion s as well ns j •• V'Li.poi.ao Gxygen ITJLcompanion should
have. These county trustees Jeter's old
day School at Smith's Chap it for all skinand blood diseases i iiwresfcipcnts ami Hge. cies \>i:l bo .at t.. oil/is. SiarKey <v i ashall give a bond of $2,000 be made principal Sergeant- el is splendid also, is not Lt never tails tocure the most in en isiied by address-a»g
R
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before entering upon their at-Anns of the Senate?
this enough to encourage oui Vetera te cases aftereminent phy- :,;1ibertlon, Presi
1 "My daughter was cured of
sicians have failed. Price 81.00| ' treet. Phiiadrlpi.ia.
duties and hold their office
mountain people?
Asthma by one treatment otrom
per large bottle. For sale b\ Jlyn.l'5It is ncjw stated that Dr.
two years. The bill also pro
i pound Oxygen, after Buffering
Mr. Thomas Farthing is druggists. See advertisement
NuTI t,.
for tiitecu years. ED. H. WILLIS,
vides that the present legis Mott has withdrawn from teaching a good school at elsewhereitflitfai^B^H
Tyler, Texas.
Si at • of Nortii Carolina, Walature shall fill all vacancies the race for United States Sharp's Gteek school house.
ITT regard Governor la rr • s i ," u - iSbuntv, in - the ,t , x ,
.a c
.n
an
Superior
now existing and shall also Senator, and it is believed The hoys have a nice debat
We
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f:
oiU'tJ D. M. Norris vs. E. B. Mil- "I used your compound Oxy
elect five additional just'ces that it will enure to the bene ing society started, and of message to the Legislatui
gen about a year and a half a
for each township all of fit of Pritchard. From every ten give the community a a most, excellent paper, we I ^^^Hueofan execution direct go. I neglected to tell vou ot
thf* undersigned from 1 he ?he great
from
whom shall hold their offices indication Butler and Pritch very interesting "public."
think it coveis th., ..-Wr.L i '"(J.-t'-oi ioiCourt of V« atauga, COUH fis use. I benefit I receivedtroubit ,.nvmu
' '' Suo'
have not been
until the next regular elec ard are the men who will be There is now a protracted ground and is written plain ty i t tiuhibove entitled ction 1 led.with catarrh since.—F. ft',
i
Monday, the 4th uay of R^ v '8s. Syracuse I uiversity, Sytion. The bill requires that Senators—that the original meeting in progress at North and pi acticull.v. It is a long viii.
racuse, N. Y.
K>. at 12 o'clock M.
the present justices w i t h bargain and sale will be car j Fork church, conducted by- document, treating
the court houpe door of said »*oun
those appointed v by the pres ried out,—that fusion will Rev. C S. Farthing and oth point contained in the mes tff sell for .cash to the highest hid
Send for book of two hundred
ent legislature shall meet i r » stand the storm and remain ers.
sage fairly and honestly.
If <Lr to utisfy said execution all pages for furtherinforination,tes
the Legislature crip be gov tire rig it. [title an d interest which timonials, etc. A book sent free.
each county on the first Mon complete for the conflict of
A READER.
the sn: ! 4- B. Miller defendant Home Treatment seDl out by ex
day in April 1895 and pro '96. Tom Reed is said to
erned by the advice c f our lia s in • Hollowing described re- press to ye used at home. Office
ceed to elect not less than havea hand in this through
The caucus for United excellent Governor all will be aieslate^Bp wit: Known as the Treatment administered heie.
Tom Settle. Reed wants to States Senator on Satnrd J.V well. The message is too Zq Davis land lying on the wa
three men out of the body of
ters o f c-yve cree! a ij ining the Drs. Starkey & Palen,
.
the county, to include the be "president" rather than night resulted in a dead lock. long . >r our columns.
iami- "i dajnes Isaacs and oth- l->29 Arch St. Philadclphis, Pa.
justices, who shall be stiled to be "right."
Fifty ballots were had with
execution is levied to
There has been nothing
120 Setter St. San Francicco, Cal.
nlance of ^49.49 purthe Board of trustees, o;
out any result, both factions very special undertaken by
of said lands due Please mention this paper.
Col. 'Jim' Young, colored, are confident o f success, the Legislature so far except
county, one of whom shall
with interest om No
be of a different political par is now an acknowledged lead Pritchard seems to be in the the change of conn. \ govern
h 1894, and ost oi
er of the Pops in the House. lead however. All the fac
ty than a majority of the
Jan. 3rd 1895.
ZLyQne do dm pays for the*
ment and also a lull to
When fusion did take place it tin 11s were brought up to fe
OALAWAY, Sheriff.
; Democrat one vear.
justices. If this bill passes, went all the way, it seems.
ver beat Saturday night.
change the election law.
. C. F LETCHER , Atty.
Trie Wataaga Democrat
Ygo
"Monty Saved Is
Money Made,"
impure Blood
SALE.
fV
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Tiia Wat&ii$a Democrat
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
devotad to the interest of Coun
ty State and Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga County. N. C.
The Old aud the New:
T mean politically, not matri a hanging now and then, but
monially,'he exclaimed. 'I)o as it's been a mighty long time
they do in Congress when a Dem now since we had one."
"When was the last one?"
ocrat and a Republican both
wish to he absent. If yon lovej The landlord studied a mo
y.uir party that Is the thing to ment and counted on his fin
gers.
do.'.
*'1 ain't shore," he said at
'Really?' she asked, brighten
last, "but 1 think it will b*ing up.
two weeks day alter to-mor
'Ofcourse. You have all the row."
best of it, for while you lose only
a vote for trustees he loses a vote
for the whole ticket.'
•Just the thing!' she cried, de
lightedly. "Send for him, papa;
send for him! I'll make it up
with him purtly as a party mcas
ure.'
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
MO •
WEAK
H0RE^%|I#;
EYE.
MITCHELL'S
A COMPLETE NEWS
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A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
CT3
Ail old man, tottering with
Producing Long-Sightedncss, & P.sstorage. rich in the fulness of suc
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ing the Sight of the G'ci.
cess; bound down 'neath a
V*
Cures Tear Drops, Gnumlaiit-p* 3 :ye
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Turners, Red Eyes, Matted Eye f.ash?s,
load of trials, sorrows and
lie rnooicnG qnex mo us rsiuoi aix.
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disappointments: happy in
Also, equally efficacious wbea n»«vi In other
maladies, surh a. Ulcere. Fever Sort ».
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Tnroors, Salt Kbcan,S3, £» J jTijLLf.or
Hirsi, Flics, 5
the joyful contemplation of a
whereverindammatlon n
AAAVB may bo used to advon ta ge.
life well spent, or mournfully
_ field by all Draxsiate at Ud Cento.
rSSCAUTION
Adverting to a past freighted
.KS'j! rv
1 have this day adopted the
Sijffjring' iutthe We»t.
with the sins of omission and
. MmU*« shop,
a n d any
TEE SOUTH CAROLINA
Tn western Nebraska and Kan pay down system, strictly,
•/ c'n'..i«s am Q<e<L
commission, with golden op
«• »;v .it to bo the
and will s"l! goods cheape?
College of
• V: r ir.v-!ii«d.
portunities lost; this w o r n sas the situation is ba.d The
Agriculture and
iu:r s
ONCE.
chairman of the Nebraska State than they ha veever been sold
traveller has crossed the field
MechanicArts.
in the comity.
CO.,
of lite, and stands helpless, relief committee, wl o tries to put
'j-i: c>va«L ..cstonthe best face 011 the matter esti
It will be useless for any Offers Three Tci-lmi« a! C"curs
exhausted, dying hy the side
mates tin number ol families re one tn ask for cr*dit. for I es: Til.' Course in Agrivulof a boundary line lie cannot quiring assistance during the will not sell goods on lime. reie; The Course in S'it-nce:
pass.
winter and far into the s a iug at
But here is hat I will do Tin* Course m Mechanical and
Taking up the j o u r n c y from 5 000 to 7,000, About for you: I will sell you 5 it)s. Civil Engineering.
Each course is bvori.l and
where stands this poor way; 35,000 persons are pressed for g o o d c o f f e e | « > r S i , s o d : » (» c .
thorough, an ! the instil nfarer, is a lad of lithe figure food, to say nothing of seed- pep lb. and ail groceries a 1 10
* ion is now equ "pe l for ex
and resolute purpe se, full of grain and farm stock necessary pep cent above cost.
cellent work. Kxjtenyes very
Calico (I to 7 ets. Hamilton • ii<>']•• I*;)Ic. For catnlogues,
the vigor and hope of youth, for raising a crop next summer.
NATURE'S
llpaen at 10. worth iroai 12 address.
in the act of clearing the Thousan Is of people have left
to 15. flannel at 20. outing
CURE FOR
AL :X. Q. Holbiday. Pres.
boundary that fences out the the afflicted area, but the penni flannel at 0 to 10. domest ii
Raleigh, N. C.
weak and dying, looking for less thousands still remaining oest grades, from' (>K to 7%
supply a difficult problem for
ward to a glorious achieve
bed-ticking 17 cts.. plaids <i
charitable Nebraskans to solve.
. Oiinu I - ri...i!i.<iac
to 7 cts.. dress and bonnet f. ! > Ill : t t ill
ment and blissful immortali
The cause of the destitution is ginghams 8 to lOjger Cs tiae
(r v v v v v v
vwvvwvv
D A V A g
ty.
s A
i eri !'•
the failure of crops in western lace shoes $1.10 to $1.50.
In this we have a rerl pic Kansas and Nebraska last smnThis new tireatment for Catarrh and
worth $1.50 to $2 00. ladies § BEWma Wi&CFJ'tiE I
the
organs is
ture of' be old and t he new; mer, following upon failures in shoes'from 00 cts to $1,25.
'•'•I j ;ii!W.i ;:i.i i ri:r;i;:»i::m:Ris»aa»iBUi! :.w:jC diseases of most respiratory discoveries
one of the
important
tn medical science and possesses the
of the dying und living; of !)e • previous years. In four out of
China teas and plates, and
following advantages t
cember and January.
the last six years 110 crops wore in fact, arts thing in the queens
1. The patient can cure himself a! a email expense
?
and without outside assistance.
5 YEARS Lr5ri'./
A chequered life is drawing made. Last summer no rain fell ware line at bargains.
2. No change of diet or pursuit ef life Is necessary
during treatment.
to a close. A career of char from June the4th till the latter
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the
UCtfNjeans. notions, hard
ationt anc
roaches the seat
ity and selfishness, of good part of September. What vege- ware, leather, drugs, etc.etc.
fhe remedyentail no dlscomlort.of the trouble
directly.
and evil, of success ami fail- [ ( i n 1011 flourished hi spite of the just as cheap as you would
6. The remedies and means of app'Iance can ba
carried in the pocket without Inconvenience.
TREA.TMEfiT at any drug ntors.
ure, is about to end. The old want of ruin was blast* d bv the askjnr them to he sold. Give
TApTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
hot west winds which came in me a call when in need of
man is dying, lie is beyond
' V7 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
July, parching everything grem goods, and yon will he hap
Uacier.'ne Medicine Cc., Waco, Texas,
our help. Let ns cherish his
to a sere and ye How color. This py to get such bargains as
good deeds as we would a nnsfortute, added to similar will he sold at,my store.
sweet recollection, and draw ones in preceding yenrs, pros- REKPECTFULLY.
the veil of charity over all truted the farmers. S u c h is
A L L E N A . 11O L E S C L A 11',
that is evil.
their poverty that their condi Sil verstone, Jan. 10. 1895.
Biii:iii:i:iif!i[filirii!itii:rris<r:ii'nit!fiiitiiiiitiiii!iii:tii;u
Lot lis braid forhi'.i a crown tion is almost hopeless. Hors
2
a T,aj-g« High Arm.
~ Bm a Helfaettlnr Needle.
NOTICK.
of immortelles, bathe his ach es and other stock perished for
2
P. Se'f-thrcrnliug Shuttle.
~ lt»8
in# brow with the dews of want of food or been sold to State of"North Carolina. Wa 2 Htw No Equal i;i Construction.
a Ill^.hitulcsii Appearance.
' *• -fo'lic Weather Boarding,
r; Has an Elegant I'inish.
youth, cover his noble frame speculators for a trifle. Many tauga county, in t h e Superior 2 If an s» Frrfi-et A<l,|nitlti<>nt.
CDta^Iele C2iling3r
Court. D. M. Norris vs. E. B. Mil «; Map a PmiUvo Takn-np.
H Km fk-ilsh I'urttitaro.
~
with fern leaves plucked from cultivators of the soil have giv ler.
T lias More flmii! S:-'.vlnj{ Qualities and 2 5
Corrugated Sheatitig,
a Ij.rger Itnn^e of
Work ~
the banks of the stream of en up their farms in despair.—
By virtue of an execution direct 2 <loet» any .Striving MachineOon«-falWorld. — than
in the
Landmark.
Roofing Paints^
ed to the undersigned from the
life, and put him away as we
for point3 of p
Simerior Court of Watauga coun i Exainliia THE ROYAL you will
iron Roofi r '(> v
exctliance, and
would a cherished memory.
One elav as 1 drove along ty in the above entitled action, I
buy no olhe**.
I
Gave Troughs, Gutters nnd Spouting w
Brushing away the falling
of
G pleasant Kentucky road I will, on Monday, the 1st dnv at § FBTKS JLMEBODTFEIIBJ | > tPPSiforma of Gh«3t Weta! for BuilcTi s
fi>Feb. 1895, at 12 o'clock M.
tear, let us gather to our bo
V
READY
came to a farm house, and the court house door of said i-oun« !• »IWl»l»;tlgi5!.»{ JUIIIlif " i;::; 1 rilBIIIIJTtlWtSliaiUff? > ( COMPLETE AltoSHIPPED.) I
\TO APPLY WHEN
som and warm with our love
noticing and old-time well- ty sell for casli to the highest bid
the bright, happy and jocund
WE WASMT
sweep in t he yard,it occurred der to sat isfy said "execution all
youngster, who comes t o
the right, title an 1 interest which
i
—AN—
to me that it would be nice the said E. B. Miller defendant
Ml
chec, to bless and to com
B f t oa
to get a drink there, so I has in the following described re
fort. Let us breathe with Mm
> /'
fnrtz L1
stopped and spoke to a man al estate, to wit: Known as the
the breath of life, and gather
Zil Davis land lying on the wa
, Iu thiolown—mi i 'ii,>rjp.!o workman to
at the gate.
)
ters of cove creek adjoining the
N t»L-.' rrlwe .wail Al'I'I.T cm- niatorialo
from him inspiration a n d
la
vlnaity.
"Can I get a drink here?" lands of .James Isaacs and oth
~r>
solicited* write for1
hope.
V«rro9.
I asked, with a longing look ers Said execution is levied to
U L UC., ClnclRnati, Ohio.
Let ns determine to make
satisfy a balance of $49.49 pur
towards the well.
ESTABLISHED t8T2,
chase money of said lands due
the best of opportunities that
"Sorry, mister," respond and unpaid with interest j oni No
are held in the palm of t h e
ed the Kentuckian, "but vember 29th 1894, and Tost oi
future, and/.with brave hearts
T ft
there ain't a drop in the this action.
go forth to earnest 'battle—
W. H. C A OA WAY, Sheriff.
place; and 1 was gettiiv pret
J. C . F LETCHER. Atty.
doing all the good that we
ty dry my sell."
can and as little harm as pos
"Isn't there any water in
sible.
the well?" I repeated.
"Oh yes, of eourse, he blurt
When the Women Vote.
ed out as he hustled off for
The old gentleman slowly low
-B0TAK30the gourd; "I. didn't know
ered his paper as he became con
BLOOD
scious that his daughter, pale you wanted water; I thought
A household remedy for all Blood and
Skin diseases. Cures without tail. Scrof
1 ut determined, was_sl.anding.be you wanted a drink."—Ex.
ula.1'lcern, Kheamstts .'i < at/rrh. S«'t Rheum
and eve j form of Blood Disease from the
fore him,
slmplestpftnple to thdfoulest Ulcer. Fifty
A Great Reform.
years' use with unvarying success, dem- ;
'I have sent him away forever,'
onstrates Its paramount healing, purify
ing and building up virtues. One bottle
The eastern visitor had ar
she said, w ith an effort to appear
has more curative virtue than a dozen of
my other kind. It builds up the health
rived in the energetic and
unconcerned.
and strength from the first dose.
enterprising south western
'Who?' he asked.
j3TWKKTE for Hook of Won•
aorful Cures, sent free oti appli
ed'ion.
'Harold,' she answered. I was town that evening at supper
If
your
j?
deceived iu him—gio sly deceiv time, and after he had eaten 11.00not kept by bottle,local druggist. 3end ;
for a large
or 65.00 for six botties, and medicine will be sent, freight £
ed. Why, oh! why should so fair his vesper meal he was talk
paid, by
C
an exterior concea so false a na ing with the landlord, says
BLOOD 3ALM CO., Atlanta, 8a, J
•anrvsaes wxsarxxsmxwzxzi)ture?"
the Detroit Lree Dress.
'Tut! tutl'protesi ;d the old gen
"You've got a good town
tleman. 'It's only a lover's quar here, haven't you?" he said. i THE STANDARD. ?
-*
TT-r-r-r-r-: ...
rel.'
"We think so," replied the
'Nay, it is more!' she cried. 'It
is a matte, that strikes a the landlord, diplomatically.
"Business seems to be live
foundation rock upon vrhk i our
—
]
ly."
government: rests! I have discov
"Yes. we're enjoying a • Has sustained its repu'ation for/ 1 ? years
ered thaf HaraldisaRepablicaTi!'
• as being the standard remedy for the ^
ENDORSED BY
'Oh. well, that's not so terrible boom.
• quick and permanent cure of Rheuma- A*
^ tism, Gh»ut. Sciatica, etc.. in all its forms, v
'What!' she exclaimed. 'Do you
"It appears to be improv • It is endorsed by thousands of Physi- A
PROF A. L. METZ,P.H.6,
A cians. Publishers and Patients. It is ^
think that I, a. Denioeratic vo ing rapidly."
A purelv vegetable and hnHds up from the ^ of Medical Dcp-irtmmt Tnlaue University
• first riose It never fails to cure.
v of Lonisians, who, after a carefill a- vlysis,
ter, could be happy with a Repab "That's what."
A Price is one dollar a r>«,tlc. or six
pronourfles it. a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
bottles for five dollars. Our SO-page Pam- O which he cheerfully recommends to tha
Bend Stamp fc.r GteslreteS Frlc LI
lican?' 'NoveiT
e T ? F ^ s ^ M a i l Addrw*.
public.
"You don't have anv lynch! Z"
'But you might pair off,' he ings here, do you?"
tne Soil HIT,acher OpssslsE Cs 1 CHiU*
I Lu;angs Rheumatic Rsmady Co,»
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"^
Z 1316 L Street,V/asHlnnlcii, D. C. I
said.
"Not like we used to.""
• Durnng'* firrr 1'iUsnrc the best on J ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. snSmni3«c P*™ sru tj.drrto:) r.iArj twnwnjq
'That's what Harold wanted
hn .JI .d that it was T earth. household b. r'ing.
Y
js»»'frill
sam.y ttavsvetd ^
^ You Want It. Av: Srocer FOP It.
I \e ncaiel inar it urn • :h em a They act with an ease t' t makes T
ir, \\as|
•syaiUIp'.noT}: *dri hni
VOHl 8-K.WOHfl
j.e to do, but I toh him I could
X PRICE 25 CT8 PER COX, 6 B0JVC ** r t
r ~ u '"rii'aKT t u FOR $1.
once very bad in that line.'
•
NEW ORLEANS,
FOR RALE RV DBOGC,
•PGW
n jpntp xo 'otnoj s Suipaajj
never be hC she returned.
•»
LA.
saiavY
" V\ eii, yes, we used to ha ve >
+
War War!
L'he Pr : do of the North Caroli
na Press/'
ij\f
%
SORE, WEAK, & MFLAKED EVES,
A nda Great Reduction
in Prices.
•a '• : Supply
PA
Bo you want to aid in bui
u;» a paper that shall reflevt the
credit on North Caroli-^
! | o matter where it «nav
be
sreu ? Then patronize
i ue Wilmington Messenger
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE
PAPElf
Do you want a reliable pajjer
giving you all the news of the
world—a Democratic newspapei
• aat equals the bt?st—lias the
largest circulation, and has tor
irteiity-one years been i part
and tactoriii thegrowth aiiddev-(
velopinent of the Old
North
State? Then subscrbe tor
3LE WILXIBHTOS XESSEKUER
Campaign Kates:
The "Daily Messenger," by
mail, h months on trial, for
32.00
The weekly "Transcript Mes
senger,' (the largest audi
best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
Fash in advance. Both
papers are large Fight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Cara
w - til the ad dress of five per
sons and receive sample cejq>
ies of THE MESSENOEH.
Oct. 1st. 1888. If.
TAKE THE
CATARRHL Glncsgs cnil Alton B. H
-oonso-
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Horthwest
WAffiABTEO hmr-rx
. ROOFIN
BALM.
•.migrants going to any of t.lie
W I'Steru 8tateis or Territorial?
wiilsavi} lime and money going'
via. Chie.ago and Niton route,
t is tlie quieke st route to
K A N S A S CITY, D E N V E R ,
Pi; KBl.O,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
a nd California.
' inost and Best Equipped
Bond in the West.
,
Only iine running Solid Vesti
bad trains oetween St. Louis
and Kansas .'ity.
Hee-lining tair cars and Tour
istej> TS ee of extra charge.
1 will mee parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information,maps ana
descriptive pamphlsts of the
West write to or call on
<
Ik A . N EWL.VND,
Traveling Passenger Agf..
19 Patton Ave., Ashevillo, N. C
J . C HARLTON, G . P . A
Chicago, Iff.
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vrc.-i: Or es # few hoars dally, right inaad ftrobiul
theirown hou ;es. 'l'lie bavlners is rssv, ple»M»nt,
strictly honorable, and pays bsiterthnn any other M
oiTcrad a^rKh. Yon iiwre it clear firld sod no ™
oon'octitl.in. Kvjurience end s^eeial rbllityca,
necessary. No cai'itnl rcontred. We equip yott
with ee»rrti:iii/{ tiist you need, trent yo« well,
er.d iie'p von to enrn t-u times ordinary wages.
Women do ns veil as ineti, and boys and girls
make 300.I pav. Ar e, anywhere, ran do tho
work. All succeed
follow our plain and sim
ple di-ectione. r.-r*iert * —k will mrely brinjf
you a fjrer.t deal of rnont. Kverythlnj is new
ana in great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circuhtr, and r'-ceire f-ill Information. No haraa
Oone if roa conclude not to go on with tho
business.
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rtox 4SG.
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VOLT
BOONE.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.
THURSDAY
JANUARY 2L 1895,
NO. 12-
SENATOR BUTLER.
A Daniel Come to Judgment,
LETTE R. present session, but he has ..."PrinciplesStill inObeyauce."
not'yet consented to do so, I News and Observer.
The Popuiist and Republi- Jonesville Virginian,
From our Regular Correspondent.
'Sm PIT FOR A KING.
because he has not been conStep by step the Boss leads can joint caucus yesterday! Party gods, cliques and
COI2DOVAN,
% FRENCH H. ENAMELLED CALF.
The rainbow which your vinced that it would do any those who follow him into the afternoon nominated Marion family rings have become so
|4.*3. r i? FjNE CALf&KANGARQ1
Republican partv. Last Au- Butler for the long term as burdensome on the two old
correspondent thought he good.
$3.s? POLICE,3 SOLES.
0&Z- vv 0kK!N <C> saw through the clouds in A number of minor officials £' Ut; t he told the Populists I ni.ed States 8en<itoi, t o . pui lies that principles are
-EXTRA FINEAnd surely if
[$2.$ I7J? BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEI the democratic sky last week connected with the Land of- that it was necessary to ef succeed Senator Ransotu. He tost sight of.
* a time in the
•LAJ3IE3*
was a mirage. There was a fice may soon find themselves feet fusion with the Republi- is the editor of the Caucasian iver t here wi
.F.550^2 $1 73 N50 ^
D°
country when
rift in the clouds and sang dropped from Uncle Sain' 'beans in order to repeal the and Presideutof the National niston of
"SEND FOR CATALOGUE
f political har
W-L-DOUG
uine democrats thought the pay 1 oil, because of their hav election law. Later on, the! Farmer's Alliance, and • hair sign-boai'
BSIOCKTON.MASS.
lotry were- an offence to com
Over One Million People wear the
rainbow was just behind and j o- (i]] <r;) ged in a little scheme repeal of the present system man o. *.he State Lx.cuti
Wc L. Douglas $3 8l $4- Shoes that the long storm was to raise money to pay the ex of county government w a s Committee of the Populist mon decency, or a people on
All cur shoes are equally satisfactory
the face of the earth w h o
over; that the sun was again penses of a lobby which was given as a reason for put- party.
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom «hoes in atyle and fit.
could rightfully be called lack
Their v/earing qualities are unsurpassed.
about to shineupon a united to try to defeat the legisla tirg their''principles in obey | Mr. Butler is a native of
The prices are uniform,—-stamped on sole.
From Si to S3 saved over other makes.
democracy. But even while tion necessary to carry out ance" till these tilingsshouid !Sampson county, and was eys or grooms of vultures,
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
May, 1863, He that time is now and that peo
Dealers every where, Wanted, agent t o congratulations were being Secretary Smith's recommen be secured. That was in A11- i born in
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
exchanged the rift was closed dation concerning changes in gust, September, October and graduated from the I niyer- pie the inhabitants of this
Write at once.
! sity in the class of 1885. He country. Surely from the bow
darkness again prevailed, the Land Office. The Secre- November.
Now the legislature is go-: then taught school at Hunt els of perfidy the birth of a
and the storm demon was tai.y has publicly shown his
ing; to repeal theelectioulaw, ley, Sampson county,and al monumental incubus has a*
again supreme in the black disaproval of the scheme,
and lowering clouds which which was only lately broa't and change the present sys terwards became editor of bout finished its expectora
shroud the future of the dem to his attention, and intima tem of county government, Caucasian. He joined the tions, and the ashes of Hen
ocratic party
ted that he thought the When that is done, and But Farmer's Alliance when it ry VIII turned green with en
Secretary Carli.de was nat good of the service demand ler elected to the Senate, it was organized, and was Pres vy, while the shades oF Jef
urally disappointed that for ed the dismissal of those ac was belieyed by the popu* ident of the County Alliance. f e r s o n , S u m n e r , C l a y a n d
ty-odd democrats should tively engaged in working it lists, before the elect ion, that In 1891 lie was State Sena Lincoln shudder with horror
The management of the
Fusion would end, and the tor from Sampson, having at the decadence of Ameri
have joined with the Repub up.
Equitable Life Assurance
licans and Populists to pre
Society in the Department of
How little it takes to build principles ''held in obeya nee" been elected as a Democrat. can principles. Where arethe
vent his currency reform bill up a Washington sensation would come to the surface a- He was chairman of the com patriots of old? Thegold-god
the Carolinas, wishes to se
mittee that framed the Rail has emaculated them a 1 L
cure a few Special Resident
from reaching a direct vote may he judged from somepeo gain.
road Commission law which Where are the rail-splitters,
Agents. Those who are fitted
In his speech in the joint
in the House after it had pie seeing, or pretending to
^ for this wori will find this
been approved by 1 demo see. in a dinner given to Joe caucus however Mr. Butler Mr. Evvart is now trying to the canal-drivers, the sons of
cratic caucus, but he spent Jefferson, the actor, by Secre urged his followers to contin repeal. In Abgust 1891, he the poor and the toiling at
j ri ILay
was elected President of the Washington? Echo answers
no time in ''crying over spill tary Lamont, a few evenings ue fusion, saying:
% It is work, however, and those &
"This victory will be use State Alliance. He was pres where! The country is regal-,
ed milk"—he isn't that sort ago, a movement for a non
& who succeed"best in it possess %
of a democrat. On the con partisan financial bill in Con less it is followed by another, ent as a delega te to t he Dem- ed day after day with the wind
character, mathre judgment,
trary, he went j lght to work gress. The only reason for for if Demi crats get control ocratic State Convention bags of oratory, and the bal
^ tact, perseverance, and the
to ascertain the reason for such a belief was the attend they will pass such election that, nominated Governor loon nations of gold gamb
^ respect of their community..
that democratic opposition ance at. the dinner of a num laws as to leave no vestige of ('aIT. Shortly thereafter he lers ami bank shylocks, while
Think this matter over careand whether it was possible ber of prominent republicans reform. * * * Any man who joined the new Populist par the wail of poverty echoes
^ fully. There's an unusual
to overcome it. ilis investi and democrats, inclndingSec opposes this continuance of ty and f)resided over tin Pop throughout the country. And
^ opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay 3*011. Furgation encouraged him to be retary Carlisle, Attorney (Jen fusion does not do his duty ulist Convention that nomi where standeth the time servii g press call free during all
^ ther information on request.
lieve that a currency bill can eral Olney, Chairman Wilson to his people and the State. nated Exum for Governor.
In 1894, he was elected this? It only serves the be
It must be continued to show
f W. J. Roddey, Managerj
yet be passed and he is now Senator Hill and Representa
%
Rock Hi!!, S. C.
engaged in perfecting it and tive Everett among the dem the Republicans that f lie Pop president of the National hests of ;.gs and cliques,
The editors
the land who
expects to submit it to Hie ocrats, and Ex-Speaker Reed, ulists were not acting selfish Farmer's Alliance.
dare stand up nnd say they
He was married in August,
House committee in a fe»v Senators Morril Sherman and ly when they claimed thelong
PROFESSIONAL.
days, possibly during t 'i e Haw ley among the republi term in this fight, for next 1891, to Miss Florence Fai- are free to write their honest
present week. This is a suffi cans. It seems a pity to de time the Populists will give it son, daughter of Capt. E. L. thoughts are few. As for the
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
Faison, of Sampson county. 'Virginian' and her household
cient answer to the new batch stroy such an interesting sto tb the Republicans."
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
He will be elected by the she expressly reserves to her
In the snme tonespoke 'Me
of Wall Street rumors con- ry, but it can be stated upon
combined Populist and Re self from the beginning of
Boone, N* C.
erning Secretary Carlisle's ; the very best authority that too' Pritch ird:
"I agree lully with Mr. But publican vote on Tuesday of this new year the privilege of
resignation.
the guests a t this dinner were
W.B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Democratic Senators areal as usual in such cases, invi ler that it would never do to next week to a six years' saying and thinking as she
Boone, N. C.
so trying to arrange a cur ted because the.v were known stop the co-operation fight term in the United States likes.
Resident Physician. Office rency reform bill that can be to be peisonal friends of the now, but the thing to do is Senate, beginning on the Snaps from the Messenger.
on King Street north of Post passed, and the Senate Fi guest of honor—Air. Jeffer- to go hand in hand and whip fourth of March. He is the Sarah Barnliardt has made in
Office.
youngest man ever elected actingin twenty-seven years over
nance committee, profiting iS on and not with any idea tlie Democrats in 1896."
one million ol dollars.
Very good for Pritchaid. from North Carolina*
b y t h e e x p e r i e n c e o f t h e of making the dinner a fac
House Banking and Curren tor in the Congressional situ "Co-operation" gives the ReSeventy-five lowans have just
Senator Jeter rrittiliard,
pubbcans the victory in 96.
settled in Arkansas, and fittycy committee, which report ation.
A l l ORNEY A1 LAW,
Jeter C. Pritcbard, of Mad eight Belgians have gone to far
But where do the Populists
ed a bill before ascertaining
- N . C the sentiment of a majority
MARION,
A Preacher Sues For His Salary*
come in for free silver, fifty ison county, was nominated ming in Mississippi.
-(o)of the House towards it, will
There has been quite a sen dollars per capita and other by the Republican caucus Lawyer McClure, of N. Y., re
last night, to fill out Vance's ports that Jay Gould's aggregaWill practice in the courts ol report no bill until it agrees sation 111 church circles a- "reforms."
i ted wealth is $80,934,580.79 less
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, M< • Do ve upon one that is certain to mong the colored population
It begins to look like the term.
He is a native of Tennesse; some debts.
in id all other counties in the pass the Senate, if that is here for some other time. leaders of the Populists have
western district B^aT'Spc ial atten
jggerheads
Rev. I). L. Shadd was pastor held their 'principles in obey- served his time as >1; appren- So the Soarffi \
t-ien given to the collection oi possible.
tire in a printing office; work , )V or the cm • n y q ie 1011
d
Certain Senators are wast of the Baptist church, but unce' so long that it will take
hiirns."^
ed at the case in Bakersville .eando nothing. Then Congrei t
ing valuable time in trying during the year he left the a search-warrant to find
W. B. Coiincill M. D. T. C. Blackburn.
N-C.; became a revenue ofii- should go home and "rest from
to defeat the appropriation Baptists and joined the Pres them.
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
cer; read law and was admit its labors."
for the collection of the in b y t e r i a n c h u r c h . A t t h e
ted to the bar; has served in Quay is helping Hill bghl . he
Council! & Blackburn. come tax. There is no prob- time he left the Baptist
Like for Like.
In one of the mission ohur- the legislature; Was the Ro income tax. The N, Y. Woiid has
ability of their success, but j church his membership owed
written up Quay's rascalities, and
"Si¥S
even if the appropriation j him $200 on back salary. ches recently a good Christ- publican candidate for Gov- has shown how he is a heavy de
f£dTCalls attended at all failed, the tax would still be For this amount Shadd en ian lady saw a rude looking errior in 1888, and for (Jon- faulter to Pennsylvania.
hoursN®&
collected; the only difference tered suit against the church boy spit on the floor. She gross in 1890, both times be- Corbett says he wants to fight
very promptly reproved the feared.
June 1, '93.
being that with the appropri authorities.
little fellow, and asked him if
He is about thirty-seven Fitzsimmon8 just for the pleas
ation made the tax will be
His members claimed that
ure of licking him. The negro
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
easier collected. The sus they were under no obliga he had not been taught bet- years old, Is a strong and Jackson challenges Corbett. but
B-D
picion is gaining ground that tions to pay him, as he had ter than that. "This," she j aggressive Republican par- the latter pays 110 attention to
:sl
be
the real object is not to de deserted them and left them added, "is the Lord's floor, tisan, and had the active as- it.
ATIORNLYS ATLAW,
and above all things you i sistance of Butier in the uon- Philadelphia, Hike larger New
feat this appropriation'but j a s it were a flock without a
BOONE, N. <
York, is an expensive city to live
to kill time and thus prevent shepherd. The case was call- ought not to spit on the test.—News and Observer.
Lord's floor."
Special attention given other legislation.
Alorganton Herald : T h P in. The estimates for the munic
and the
e d last Saturday
to the colletion oi claims.
It cut tne lad keenly, but , noIiaZ )te business is'creating i p a l g o v e r n m e n t f o r 1 8 9 5 a r e
The House Naval Commit- plaintiff was informed that
tee has informally agreed he would have to bring suit| he remained sileut, leaning, considerable stir now, and $33,000,000. That is a grrat
NOTICE.
meanwhile, upon the shoul especially in our county. sum for a city for one year of
that the building of the three against the individual memHotel Property for Sale.
der of another lad, who, Burke is the center of tliel gomq l^nOJ-'OO inabitants.
On account of failing health battleships reeommended by hereof the church. There are
We failed to note the fact at
of myself anil wife, I otfer for sale Secretary Herbert shall be 115 defendants in the case, growing tired, asked him if monazite district, and most
P-oviderl for in the Naval A,.; „ n d t h e Oto tlook is that the he could not find some other of the buyers make Morgan- the proper time that the Gastoplace to lean.
ton headquarters. Gentle- nia Gazette had passed its 15th
%11 low for cash and make terms P 10 P ,ltJ 'on bill shoi tly to be COst () f ma king suit will be
The good lady who had
f r o m Dresdon, Quebec, mile-board, aud is nowfeginniug
1 more than the salarv.—Monto suit the buyer, and will take reported to the House.
been watching, asked the lad v
,
,
/
,
its 16th year of usennutss. May
rettl or personal property in ex
Again pressure is being roe Enquirer.
whom she had reproved if he * sevV i o r l v
ier 15 years more of prosperity be
change. Apply soon.
brought to bear upon Fresi -j
—
could not lean upon a bench cities have been here lately allotted to this newsy litt 1 ^ jourW. L. BRYAN.
*' te t o ' <s :ust "
dent Cleveland to send Hi News and Obsever: This is an! near by and give his friend a prospectingand buying. This
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
1 "SS
special message to Congress, era of small men and peanut pol- rest.
bids fair to be a source of,
—.—
IndJsrestion, nnd Stomach disorders, take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
urging the necessity for fi- i tics. For proof, a ppl.V to Jeter
Nom , he replied enr-'v, revenue tor those of our peo-!
8u •>&•<.i ;o< j !oi the DLMOAll dealer? keep It,?1 per bottle. Genuine haa
Uado-mark ana crossed red lines on wrapper.
nancial legislation at the- Pntchard and Marion Bntlcr. j that s the Lords enc:.
..r. who own n nn:i/itu
1 < HAT out* year.
pie <,. I,a /u.-u n omrote.
W A SHINGTON
J. V HOBPIIIiW
�SUBSCRIPTION KATE B
count or medical service, will
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. ' p l e a s e c o m e f o r w a r d a n d
make prompt settlement, as
1 -opy 1 year
$1.00
0 months
50 I am needing my money and
" 3 months
35 must collect.Prompt pay
limit will secu re further at ten
ADVERTISING RATES.
tion. L. C. REEVES , M. D.
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3.
1
" 1 month
" 3 "
" 6 "
" 1 year
column 1 week
"
1 month
"
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5.00
7.00
9.00
13.50
25.00
37.50
50 00
—Notice: All persons who
are indebted to me either by
note or open account are re
quested to come forward at
once and arrange the same.
Good produce taken on ac
counts at market value. W.
i L. Bryan.
Entered at the Postofjficeat
Boone, N. C., as second-class —Foi Snh'I I want to sell
my entire stock of merchan
mail matter.
dise at cost and carriage, and
1 will rent my store house to
LOCAL NEWS.
the right parties. This is one
—Dr. W. B. Councill and of the best stands intliecoun
Miss Jennie are visiting at ty. For further information
write or come and see me.
Elk Park.
—Blank deeds and mortga WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
V
— J he school at this place,
ges for sale by 0. J. Cottrdl.
Boone, N. C.
under the supervision of Rev.
—You can get a good axe J. H. Yarboro will open on
for 70 cts., cash, at Will W. Monday, the 4th dav ot Feb
ruary, Parents and Guard
Holsclaw's.
ians having children to edu
—The citizens of Deerfield cate, would do well to com
a re preparing to enlarge municate with Prof. Yarboro
their school house.
before sending their children
— We know something, but elsewhere. Tuition will range
are afraid to tell it; will let from one to three dollars per
the cat out of the wallet month.
soon.
—Mr. Manly Greene reach
—Notwithstanding the un ed Boone on last Tuesday
usually cold weather this win en-route for Elk Park with a
ter, the rye crop is looking load of lumber, but on reach
well.
ing the west end of town his
— The publisher of the DEM faithful steeds refused to pull
OCRAT is quite indisposed the load, and as if to relieve
this week, also the editor is them of their load the wing
ed winds lifted the hows and
on the sick list.
sheet from Ins wagon an J
-Mr. Lea rider Norris. of
sent them whirling down the
Kansas, has been visiting rel
street, followed by sacks, fod
atives in Watauga, for the
der etc. The horses took
past few weeks.
fright and a little runaway
—Ladies, yon eangetn nice ensued, resulting in a broken
grained button shoe for $1.25 wagon, and Mr. Greene reand nice dress goods cheap t un»ed home "a sadder and
at Will W. Holsclaw's.
wiser man."
—J. Hill Cottrell. sono the
—Watauga county has no
late Register of Deeds, left on right to complain about not
the 21st, tor Globe, where he being recognized as to pub
wil lattend school.
lic offices. Her citizens have
a good shore of the offices.
—"Tell me ye winged winds
that, "round my pathway We have the Deputy Police
roll, iv.lien will your howl- tor, lots of Deputy Marshalls
ingstop, when will .your frolic store keepers and guagers.
Then we have the Judge, 8oend ?"
licitoi and the State's Senator
—"In olden times the edu
cated few wrote books, and Then if we set up a claim to
the public read them. Now E. Spencer Blackburn, w e
the public write books, and have the Reading (Jerkin the
Senate. The only sting i n
nobody reads them."
all this to us is that the most
—Died at his home near of them are Radicals* But
Blowing Rock, Jan. 11, '95, we will feel more cheerful aMr. It. H. Moore, son of New bout it if they will all do
ton Moore of Caldwell. He their duty. We are proud to
was 34 years old and leaves say in this connection that
a wife and three children.
our Judge Green has acquit
—Shober Rogers, of Deer- ted himself nobly in his first
' 'field, and AbnerFarthing Jr. term at Dumhatn.
„ X wo of Watauga's brightest
Dyspepsia seldom causes death
boys, have recently entered
but permits its victims to live on
the law school of Col.Leo. N.
in misery. Hood's Sarsaparilla
Folk, at Blackstone, N. C.
cures dyspepsia and all stomach
—See new 'ad' of Mr. Webb
in this issue. Mr. Webb is a
superior workman in his line,
and judging by the unmark
ed graves in this neighbor
hood we feel that he will re
ceive orders at once.
—We received too late for
publication, a description of
the recent great fire in Macon,
Ga. It was written by our
young friend Walter Hortop
who is now there and we are
sorry that we haveu't space
for it.
troubles.
Mr. McKinley will now be
able to get his clothing so
much cheaper than he bought
it under his own law that he
will soon begin to consider
himself cheap and nasty.
A Great Battle
Is continually going on in the
human system. The demon of
impure blood strives to gain vic
tory over the constitution, to
ruin health, to drag victims to
the gra ve. Hood's Sarsaparilla
is the weapon with which to de
fend one's sell, drive the desper
ate enemy from the field, and re
store bodily health for many
years.
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick
ness, indigestion and biliousness.
25c.
— We have had a beautiful
variety of weather in Watau
ga, since New Year. Snow
ice, sleet, rain, mud, wind,
sun-shine, slop, slish slosh
have followed each other in
rapid succession. Spring will
Congressman W. L. Wilson
be welcomed whenever it of West Virginia, expresses
chooses to come.
thf belief that an extra ses
sion of Congress will be una
—Noticel All persons due
me, either bv note, store ac voidable.
From Clifton, X, C.
Dear readers of the DEMO
CRAT : How many of y o u
have had a merry Christmas
and a happy New Year? The
cold and snow frozeS a n t a
Claus out so badly we folksabout Clifton hardly knew it
was Christinas. However the
wedding bells rang and sever
a I meetings were in progress.
The years roll in anj out
of late so rapidly, ever remin
ding us of the flight of time
and the importance of prepai ing for eternity. Oh! howfew of us consider enough of
this matter and realize our
true condition, knowing it is
only the brittle thread of life
that keeps us out of eternity.
Boys, how many ot yon have
touched yourlips to the wine
cup in the last year, or smok
ed that odious cigarette. In
the beginning of the NewYear why not make n clean
sweep of all vices and say we
are done with them a l l ?
"Wine is a mockery and
strong drink is raging and
he that is deceived thereby is
not wise." The boy who
drinks or swears is unfit for
any nice girls society. I hud
rather follow little black eyes
and little blue eyes to their
grave than to see them hecome a drunkards slave.
Girls think of thisand remem
her it is in your power to
moralize the boys; so you
should all resolve t<> set a
good christian example be
fore them and never receive
the attention of a young man
who drinks, swears orsmokes
cigarettes and say "the lips
that touch liquor shall never
touch mine." The New Year
is so clean and spotless now
and clear of all sins. Nowlet us keep it so and see howkind, christian like we can be
to all. The New Year holds
many joys and many sor
rows, we have realized this
by our past experiences but
to all dark clouds it is said
there is a silver lining and
true it in ay be.
L. E.
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
•
0
—O—
StatesviHe Marble Works,If you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
^^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
and give me a call or write for prices.
c. 13. WEBB- Statesville, N. C.
January 24th, 1895.
THIS IS NO HUM
YALLK
(RIGS
ACADEMY.
BUG TO DRAW
TRADE!
In the sequestered valley of the Watauga, at Valle Crucis. will be opened (D. V.) on the first Monday in February
1895, an institution for the higher education of pupils of
I MEAJM fcUisittESS.
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
AL. JONES, Superintendent.
PROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
1 rom now until the first day
PROFESSOR VALENTINE.
Three departments will be organized, and scholars ful of April I|will sell|iny stock of
ly instructed in the following branches at the rates specifi
ed :
CLASSICAL. $3.00 per Month, including Latin, Greek,
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
—AND
Surveying, Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, etc.
INTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month, including Arithmetic,
History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.,
PRIMARY, $1.00 per month.
"*0 per eent.above
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
studies.)
Asjthis Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
studies usually caught in the ordinary colleges, and at
greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga and
adjacent counties to avail themselves of the advantages
thus offered to their children.
Excellent board may be obtained at the neighboring
farm houses, the highest rates not exceeding seven dollars
per month.
Reference tojthe climate is unnecessary. The crowds
that throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect., all within
a few miles of the school, bear testimony to the exceeding
healthfulness of^the surroundings.
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
HEW TEAR GREETINGS!
SAY!
Yes, the old year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
way to do that is to begin right and keep right the year
through.
You can do this by doing nil your trading' during the
IX MEMORIAL.
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen,
Mr. S. H. Greer was born
April 19th, 1824,and depart eral merchandise, all at the
ed this life Dec. 24th, 1894,
aged 70 years, 8 months and
II will eelljfor strictly pay down during they ear 1895, by
5 days.
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
He was on'* of Watauga's instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
best citizens, was a true pa 20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
triot, loyal to his State and mance 6% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashcountry. Bro. Greer wag call in ers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
ed upon to serve his Statedu part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
ring the late war, as State also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on short
guard, and was faithful to hiR notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Biscalling. He was a kind, sym sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows, water piping etc.,
pathetic man and a good
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICESneighbor, ever ready to help
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
the needy and afflicted.
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
The writer does not know give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
the date of his conversion, goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
out it was probably late in prosperous and happy New Year. I am
life, and a few years agD he
Yours Anxious to please,
connected himself with the
VERY OWEST PRICES.
M. E. Church, South, and has
since lived a consistant life.
Bro. Greer was attacked with
inflamatorv rheumatism in
May last, and for over seven
months his sufferings were
very great, yet he had grace
to bear it as only a Christian
can. I was with him several
times during his protracted
illness, and he expressed to
me his anxiety to depart this
life and go to a better world,
and I have nodoubt but that
bis fondest hopes have been
realized.
Bro. Greer's body will sleep
in the tomb until the morn
ing of the resurrection, when
it will rise again and be reu
nited with his spirit to reap
the blessings of a happy eter
nity.
Bro. Greer leaves a widow
and two children to mourn
his loss, but his children are
all grown and married. Let
them trust in the Lord who
doeth all things well.
W. 8. CHERRY.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
If yon don't think I mean it
come and look through my
STOCK
t wont cost you one cent if
you dont purchase.
I have a large stock and
want to get rid of it befor®
spring.
CALL AND LOOK I
-o-
THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINECOPANY
OF
ZIONVILLE'NORTH CAROLINA
I would call your; attentio»
to the big cut in prices in my
other Imes
• o vH
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for ciseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
the physicians of the county, and i9 one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
RESPECTFULLY ,
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
W . L ISDYAIY,
7 HE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE O MP ANY.
^ C C C CO
CC CO
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
�The county government Chaieberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
The "T" Isn't There.
If L'ongiess would adjourn
reason to get the counties
will soon come up and will I» a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
{and go home the people
under the control of the Pop Richmond State.
cause a great deal of discus Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Hippies, Piles,
There is an acident, unusu would « M msider a relief, theie
Eczema,
and Scald Head,
ulists or "fusionists." This
sion. No bill has vet b-»»*r. n 23 cents Tetter, Salt Rheum by druggists.
per box. For sale
is the great reform idea we al and tragic in its nature, | , lo thing being done on the troduced that meets the ap I
Jhursdaj; Jan. X4, 1SU5
TO HOKSEOWNEBS.
connected with the lettering financial question, nor no probation of a majority of For putting a hcree in a fine healthy coA
have been promised.
lition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powdc-r^
over the corner of a saloon | prospects or any thing. The the Legislature and is hard They tone uo the system, aid digestion, euro
During the severe weather
to guess what changes v\jl] ioas of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Butler gets the nomination on lower Main street, l n Democrats are hnpoiossly di
we have spent some time in
be made. Also the election kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
reading several books writ for United States Senator black letters on the red vided on this money quest ion law talked about so much */;w life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
ten for the purpose of estab for the long term six years. brick, are the words, ' A l l and it takes a united action has net b«*en formulated.
lishing the various ideas that Jeter gets the short term twoi Nigh." Years ago, this place to pass any required legislaThere is one riling that will
have been contended for in re years. Butler is boss of all was a confectionary store, ition especially in the Senate. be almost certain to be done
gard to infant baptism and the bosses, he controls both The proprietor failed, am We have become convinced hv the fusion Legislature.
o.
the mode by which the ordi Republicans and Populists. the place was bought by an that now legislation on this The Board of County Com
Butler, no doubt, has ability other party, who opened «a j financial question will be had missioners will be abolished,
nance should be administer
j
Is
ed. We have read a pamph especially as a political Boss. saloon there. With a view pi the present session. S v- for this is the only way ihev "Money
can get in their work effectu
let written by Dr. IU S. Ma This whole concoction of fus- of increasing his income, h I era I new amendments have ally in oroer to gi\ethe Pop
son, of the Episcopal church, sion of the Populists with decided t o keep his place j oeen prepared and will he ulists and Republicans full
in answer to Dr. Frit chard, the Republicans was for no open al' night, and to have pressed for action if a major control ot theconnt\ nffa'rs.
.o.
of the Baptist church, on in other purpose than to secure a sign painted announcing ity can he enlisted favoring
fant baptism. We have also a seat in the United States the fact. He engaged an old the plan. Senator Jones ot
Owing to n recent change
read Dr. Grave's "New Great Senate. Butler has manag man to do the work who was Arkansas septus to have the
in our business, that is, from
Iron Wheel," a very severe ed the matter shrewdly with at one time a good painter mustfavorablaschemeso far. F o u n d Cur© i n Hood 's A f t e r the "Old Time" credit pyW
Ot he r M e d i c i n e s Failed
argument against the organ out doubt and is entitled to earninglarge wages, but who
tern to a
Nights ofths JIaccabees.
be called big boss. He has lin.i taken to drink and bad
Dation of t^e M. E. Church,
After the Crip - Muscular Rheuma
The State Commander writes
tism.
showing from his stand point swallowed up the Republi thrown himself away. The us from Lincoln, .Neb.,jus follows:
cans, niggers and all, and at price to be paid for the work '\\fter trying other medicines for
that said church had no Scrip
We are able to offer \ o u
tural basis. Reading these present there is no other au was a pint of whiskey. The what seeme 1 to be a very ohst- I
ARBLTKLE'S COFFEE
works for and against so ma thority among the factions ok! man went to work after na e cough in our two children
than said Marion Butler who securing and drinking half ol we tried Dr. King's New I)isco\at 24 ctis per tb.:
n y t.biDgs practiced b y t h e
• rv awl at the en 1 of two days
must now be called Senator his pay and gradually be the ougli entirely left them. We
different churches, has caus
Good green coffee at 20 < #
ed us to wonder why such a Butler. Holten, Mott. Boyd, neath his brush the letters will not be without it hereafter
per lb ;
as our experience proves that it
scate of affairs exists among Russell, Docker.v and many g r e w — " A L L N I G H — t h e cures where all other remedies
Extra 'C'sjgar at 16 lbs.
the churches. The Baptist others of the old Radical final "T" was never finished ; ;
—S.0aetl i\ W. Stevens, j
to the dollar; good, heavy
and Episcopal churches both gang proved to be no where for, as he paused after com St.: te Com.—Why not give thU
domestic at 7 cts per yard.
is,
claim Apostolic succession. and none of them had any pleting tin* "h" he fell to the gr.-ut nm iici.'ie a t.ial. as itarei
We have just received
ground—a cot pse. To tin.-* guaranteed and trial bottles
T h e B a p t i s t s s a y t h a t t h e showing, and all had to suc
free at W. L. Bryan's. Regulai
30 cases of gent's and Indie's
Episcopal church was organ cumb to boss Butler. Well hour the sign has never been size 50c. and $1.00.
K'S -Vi
shoes, and will sell them at
N •- •/ m. ' •;
ized from the Catholic church we are rather glad of it, for finished, and uo painter who
prices to suit the buyer.
we think it best to change knows the history will touch
Miss Mary L. Stevenson,
by Henry VIII, and the Epis
Call and see us and we will
Be v. C. W. Claphotn
who has been so long sick at
copal cli u rch den ies thech a rge bosses now and then. Let it.
save,you money.
Asheville, N. C., died on the Tho FOLLOWING CORMM YOi'.intarliy from a highly
and says for itself that Butler run the machine and
, -.
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M
•»tce:uo»i clergyman 01 IUO J>I. E. church, pastor
Mtceniori
of tho M. I.. cuurcn. paatur
0
JOHNSON EDM ISTEN & CO
A Des Moines woman who L8LII. i lie \ ice-president All", i 0F Uie Church Creek circuit In Dorchester
it is the o n 1 y Apostolic see where he will land his for
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
has been troubled with fre Stevenson and all her family County, Maryland:
church arid that the Baptist ces. No one can now doubt quent colds, concluded t <»
" C. I. Ilooif Co., I.o'.vcll, Mass.:
" I feel a dtrty to tho public send
church was founded by Rog that this fusion element will try an old remedy in a new except one brother, Lewis, j tificate. It saw in a I'hilndelph! topaper this cer
I
t
a letter
er Williams, who was a mem all be one, as it is now, in way. and accordingly took a were present. Her remain*! from a man vrho had suffered from
FJIuosufar Rheumatism
ber of the Episcopal church. 1896 it will become m o r e fablespoonful (four times the were carried t o Bloomingtou, j
and had been restored by the use of Wood's Sarand more radical until it fads usual dose) of Chamberlains 111., foi burial.
The Baptists deny this and
saparlH.w I had the grip In tho winter of '81
and '03 so severely Unit It deprived mo of the
claim succession from t h e to pieces by its own rotten Cough Remedy just before
uso of my arms so that my wife had to tii ess and
going to bed. The next
0. W. O. Hanlrmin, Sheriff undress me, and when away from home I had
da3~s of Christ: that, the chur ness. Let Senator Butler morning she found that her
As the season is over we
of Tvle ('()., W. Va., apprecia I to sleep in my clothes. I trio I five docto-s aud
ches existing in the days of run the machine.
cold had almost entirely dis
« 51 o o o d t h i i w a n d d o e s n o t o n e a c c o m p l i s h e d a n y t h i n g . T h e n I s a w
will sell our stock of HACKS
S n HDUii
ciuw u«»
thQ l3tter alludoJ fc,
and determined to try
the Apostles were the same
Judge Russell is proving appeared. During the day not hesitate to say so. H
SURRIES, BUGGIES, DOU
as are the Baptist churches himself to be the most bitter she took a few closes of tho was almost prostrated wit h
remedy (one teaspoonful at a cold when he procured a
of to-day. Mow, we want to and rigid partisan in the Rod
BLE AND SINGLE HAR
a time) and at night again bottle of Chamberlain's
ask why al! this confusion? ical < amp at Raleigh. Rus
took a tablespoonful before Cough Remedy. II e says:
NESS,
Luther established the Lu sell is perhaps the a blest man going to bed. and on the fol
"It gave me prompt relief. I
SADDLES AND BRIDLES
theran church, John Calvin in the legislature he is an lowing morning awoke tree find it to be an invaluable
the Presbyterian, John Wes old stager, and figured with from all symptoms of the remeoy for eoiighsand colds. Hood's. Before I had taken one bottle I had
At A Very Low Price.
the use of my arms, thank God. Those we
ley the Methodist and Camp G: Z. French and of hers dur cold. Since then she has, on For sale bv VV. L. Bryan.
faets and can bo verified by many persons here.
They are nWLJRLTCLASS
J. M. Colston, Church Crook, supplied me with
bell the Christian or Camp- ing tiie times of 1868 and several occasions, used this
remedy in like manner, with
Hood's. I am paster of tho M. E. chureh here." and almost as good as new.
It seems hardly possible, but C. W. CLAPHAM, Church Crook, Maryland.
bellite. Now, if Roger Will 1869. This man French is the same good results, and
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's
iams established the Baptist one of the old 68 and 69 lead is much elated over her dis nevertheless it is true, that on an rilla do not bo induced to buy any otherSarsapa.
Will self on time, or trade
instead.
average every fifty-fifth
person
and King Henry the Episco ers who assisted Littlefield covery of so quick a war of
Hood's PillO cure liver ills, constipation, for goo 1 stock.
pal, where shall we look for and Swepson in their raid on curing a cold. For sale by you meet wears W. L. Douglas biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion
( nil on us at once at Bl<#Shoes. Dili you ever realize
the church that Christ set up? the State Treasury in the VV. L. Bryan.
what an immense undertaking it M O N E Y L O A N E D .
ir.g Rock. We will be here
Surely He did not set up all way of R. R. bonds etc. Old
The Newbern Journal pre is to supply one article of wear LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES W ANTED
these churches a n d call Joe Turner, then editor of dicts the nomination of Robt. ing apparel to over one million
until Oet. 1 st.
^
Our system nffords nn opportu
them "The church of Christ." the Raleigh Standard called E. Pattison for President. peo he?
nitv to borrow on either personRESPECTFULLY,
, ...
.... T | ) e
Our readers will pardon us him "Gizzard Z. French." What's the matter with Stev
al or . real estate MCiuity
It iTiiVJ Do as .WHtll for Yon.
May A/" U3 Mnch I Hi •
.
ii l |«
4
ind
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t• i
plan is superior to niiihJirg an
for these reflections. We are But judge Russell is ahead in enson and Pattison, asks ,, m j ii ii
11 ENKEL, CRAIG & ( O.
Mr I-,V.| M,lter ol Irving I I ,
A J)(.i,ltioll«. l k,. ..mom,
ount
not a theologian, but we do ability of any in fusion ele the Aberdeen Telegiam.
write. tli»t he bail a S*»er« KMP, LK)RR(W#RT
I* ret urred i„ Blowing Rock Sep. 12, '94.
rP ,„rr „l in
s o m e h a r d t h i n k i n g s o m e ment and will be second boss
,,e.v trouble l.)r many yeura,» th
payment* without, ho.
severe ,i«» m In* bai-KU.nl »too
wi f, h ^„t P rest at 5 per cent.
t i m e s . I t s e e m s t o u s t h a t to Butler, provided it should
Mrs. Emily Thome, who (hat his bladder wns affrttted. He
it affor(ta Solute se
some great error exists some turn out that said Butler resides at Toledo, Washing tried many so culled Knluey curi, „
A 11 medv for disease and de
curitv to investors, with a reas
where. Where is it?
need any assistance during ton, says she has never been es but without any good result.. onable guarantee of an annual hiliry, ej-peeially for t hosed is
able to procure a medicine About a year
lOpermit.
Our readers will naturally the Legislature It is prob for rheumatism that relieves use of Llectnc afto lie and tound ,I dividend of fron, 8 to ,h '' rvie« eases which physicians have
Hitters
... desire to secure the servic
We
pronounced incurable.
able that after the Legisla
expect us to giye the legisla
the pain so quickly and effec relief at once. Electric Bitters is ! of energetic representative men in
especially adapted to cure of all every community to net as Local
We give below a lew of the
tive proceedings, but we find ture adjourns fusion will be tually asChamberlain's Pain
Kidney and Liver troubles and I Secretaries. The position will be the many letters which we
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it difficult to do so owing to come confusion, and bitter Balm and that she has also often gives almost ins, m. relief. fg j ^i remunerative to amhave receiyed, and which we
faces will spring up all along used it for lame back with One trio »:ll prove our state- 8U c en 'v Mte
the fact that nothing of great
.
for services. II publish with the consented
great success. For sale by meat. Price only 25c, tor large
importance has yet been ac the lines. These fellows will
you possess the above qualifica the writers who are eonvmcbottle. At VV. L. Bryan's
hang together that the whole VV. L. Brvan.
tions write for particulars. Full fd that such a remedy as we
complished, many bills have
Salisbury Heiald: Learned information regarding our sys- have described has been found
been introduced of a general machinery of the State will
Speaker Crisp left Washing
. ,, ' .
- r .tern ot making loans as well as in Compound Oxygen Treat
be put into the hands of the
ami agencies will be
character. We note how
ton, D. C.. for Asheville, N C., m e n tell lis that ill Latin the
ment of Drs. Stui key <£ Pa
ever the following bills intro Republicans and Populists last Saturday. His physi word "editor" means "to furnished by add resssing 8. S. lm.
<
duced. A bill to abolish then the fun will begin for the cians require him to take a eat." In the United States Robertson, President. 1122 Wal
nut Street. Philadelphia.
' Mv daughter was cured
county superintendants o f campaign of '96.
rest. He has a nervous dis- it means to scratch around Jan. 10, ?95.
Asthma by one treatment otcon;
like blazes to get something
public instruction. A bill to
pound Oxygen, aRer wuflenng
Casimir Perier, President of p ase of the heart
NOTICE.
to eat.
prevent lynching. A bill to
for fifteen years, ED. R. WILLI,W
State ot North Carolina, Wa
Tyler, Texas.
repeal the law letting the France, resigned. The na The experience of Geo. A.
Money Made Rapidly.
tauga county, in the Superior
tional Assembly met atParis Apgar, of German Valley, N.
public printing to lowest bid
Court. D. M. Norris vs. E. B. MilRaa<l This And Think It Orer !
"I used .your compound Oxy
der (passed). A bill to re on the 17th and elected Felix J., is well worth remember We want 100 men who have Dr.
gen about a year and a half a
;
peal the R. K. commission Faure on the 2nd ballot as ing. He was troubled with energy and grit. We will give Bv virtue of an execution direct go. I neglected to tell vou ot
they
irom ihe
received
act. Several bills introduc President of the Fiench Re chronic diarrhoea nand doc- jq 1P | n * a ,situation in which • 11. * ed to theI undersigned .'111 nnnn the greatibenefit„ I ^ v , , from
•f#-w««(l
fi t»o mnntna unn
<iiru>ri(it> nivf nf ataugacoun its use. I have not been troub
i
1
nake make money rapidly— Superior Cou: t.of \\ fl I
public. At times there were tored for five m o t h s and can III
ed repealing clauses in the
was treated by four different 11*,,.* labor being light and eni-i C\f in thea >o\e entitled action, I led with catarrh since.—F. VV.
j the .abor
e
constitution. A bill provid scenes ol tumult and disor doctors without benefit. He plovment the year round. Re- will, r n Mj>ed;i\. t iii' 4th da\
Revels, Syracuse University, Sy
der, a strong element was de then began using Chamber*- quires no capital or great "duca- feb. lS.)o, at > - o rlo< k M.
racuse, N. Y.
^ :
ing for legal rate of interest
Gie court h'm>e'dooi- of said coiin
veloped in favor of abolish Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dia-:tion. Some ol our t^st
at 6 per cent etc., etc. Con
hich one ir,en
rrlioea Remedy, of which one I men are country boys. Youngj tv 8P|' for cash to the Ingest ma Send for book of two hundred
bo vs. Young:
se mrcasn c rrm m, ^ bid
tested seats in the House are ing the presidency aud in amnll hnttlo effected a com- Inen o r uU will do. ibanunera- ' P| t< . > "
pages for further information, tea
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usmall bottle enercea a com ,
t h e n ^, r t l t l o air j inter est which
tin.onials, etc, A book sent free.
being acted upon and so far place there of to re-establish plete cure
It is for sale
|^' f o? 100 men wlLi" the ..ext the sm.l K B- Miller defendant Home Treatment sen1 outbv exthe Republicans or Populist the monarchy. It-is claimed VV. L. Bryan.
30 days. Do not waste timp. but lin s in Hie follow irig described re- p rPKH tn ie used at home. Office
contestee gets the seat, so that Faure the new President
write at once to H C. H UDOINS al est^ite, to wit . Known as the Treatment administered here.
P C !
far as we can observe from is a tariff refoirner. France The Legislature voted & C „ . . 1 ' u M i s h e r s . A T I . - N T A H A . I Z H 1 1 - ^ v . f . ' a n d l y i n K o n t h e _ w a - j
[••rs of cove creek adjoining tht
the temper of the legislature is in a political broil and it down a proposition instruct
w ! SIGSly
lands of James Isaacs and oth bi^i 5l(I
Jeter Pritchard will take ers. Said execution is levied to 1529 Areli St. Philadelphia, Pa.
all the changes will be made will, in all probability, result ing our Senators to vote for
in great commotions,and up
, ^
, , the oath as Senator on the ! satisfy a balance of $49.49 pur
120 Sutter St. San Frar.cisco^al.
that is possible to be made hea vels.
free coinage and to repeal ^ J 24-th and wii' itei upon lii* chase money of sr.id lands due
Please mention this paper.
if it will giye the Populists a
tax on State bank money, duties as Senator. Senator nn(j unpaid with interest om No
Senator Lindsay intro
position or o ffi c e. The
The Populists voted with the Jarvis will retire a rt <j retu in vember 29th 1894, and ost oi BROWN'S IRON BITIERS
duced a bill on the 19th to
change o f county govern reauee the expenses of public Republicans and this is the | 0> his home in North Caroli- this action. J a n . 3rd. 1 8 9 5 .
nure5 Dyspepsia, InW. H. C ALAV'AY, Sherifl.
ment will be made for the sole institution* 33% per cent.
way our reformers are doing.
1
J. C. FLETCHER , Attv. aigestion &Debility.
The Watauga Democrat
Do You Want Money?
Saved
Money Made."
An Esteemed Pastor
GASH BASIS
IMPORTANT
• SALE. »
WANTEDT
�T
A *-.<J . 7 iX LiA
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
'4
3S2KS
A f wish that .Judgf
He wan an upright business llu.l
"*rr
A D EMOCRATIC fa.nily newspaper, j man * 1,1 hlH h e a r t he believed Bvnn... ' **» jjt. Priiv. CoJ.
devoted to the intei eyt ot Htmii the religion of Clilist to be true. Boy i m T>r. Mott had been
;
ty State alio Nation. Published Hut he was very busy, an 1 when eieeted. None of t hese \vi»u! 1
^
fms.
e\eiy lhursdav at boone, \\ a Sunday came he was thorough ha ve refieeted rbi: North ('a;ga yQli "
tired. He had been interested, olina sentiment in the S *nMITCHELL'S
*.. rm
3U
too, in his Sunday paper, so lie ;lt e, but ill point of ability
A Bankrupt Law filo led.
gradually dropped fT going to r!u . v vv «>ui«j have rneasuivd E
-S
Roanoak Times.
church. His wile went regularly, u p W ( j i t i l , l l v w i t h
, (re ,|
A Certain,Sale,ac l Elective Remeiy ice
One of the subjects which and sometimes the children. One ............. n„,i . . i l>
•
SORE, WEAK, & IHFIAHEB EYES,
1
Producing Long-Sighiedn ac,
Cor
the caucus hasdecnied to con morning, just after his wife had
i /
.
ing tha Sight of Uia OiJ.
sider at this session of Con- set out, lie was comfortably seat
\
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a . o w m. .
CO
Cures Tsar Orop3,6randatics* Stys
11
gress is a bankruptcy law, ed, reading tie money article. l l L
y 1 '' 1 ""
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Tumors, Red Eyes, Malted Eva Lashes,
,ll T- ss.ni in i.n
AID rSOSlTHS {CKX ktl'Ii I'D
eta*.
and we have no hesitancy in when he heard his hoys talking
Also, equally efficacious when used In ether
<73
maladies Buch a* U!ecr», ?raePll»*.
S#rcs.
saying that the two most im '» the next room. Saul eight-year keiiLV.
_
Tumors, Halt Khrnm. Morn*. fti r.r.r.'U
whsreverfnfbuaneailoti exist, tr t'.
AAA CJE may bo used to advantage.
portant questions to be on- uld Willie:
~~ ~~-u- ,u
Th
- Sold by &11 Drcsi^ta a.t ZZ Cents.
i at this session are ''V\ lien jou trmn- up, Flicill you The Bend of Treasurer-Elect W orth.
..
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vnii ^to*\ nn ch>ill v/.n
5 -CAUTION
Sidered
" utn
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"V) to church us mother <1OCH or
nALKlGH, •I«ID.
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this and the currency bill. A;°"
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• o ,.'I;»cliine Shop,
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stay at home like father. 1
bono ot \v iliiam II. \>orth,
T£E NORTH CAROLINA
•«' *.hejis, siiil any
voluntary bankruptcy law
I
rP
>• he* are used.
,
.
'
I shall do neither, said the Mate 1 re.i.-u:>r-t;cct ha s
. • I tn hti the
College of
has been a necessity for sonic one. decidedly. "When 1 am a .been inn IH up. ....
,
.hoods; n-f l- iiMted.
nnn , •, ,,
nic
Agriculture and
" T.S'-S XT ONCE.
time, and this necessity has man, I shall have liiv horses and men are:
mi Durham—
Mechanic Arts.
Sujplf Co
been increasing with each be on the road Sundays and en- Julian S. Can- $35,000; W. C)i\Av< rru
.
.
VM%
S'.iA*a iiostan.
•t.iirsstage in the depress,on i»jov
r
1M.
()»»(»• 8 T :"
TL,
mrse in Agru-sil _
business.
The nowsjiaprr «mld».ily loot M , . | „ A. i',,: r, mi..; The
mS
Lvery failure accentuates Its attraction. Hut ween ^.1.-^^1-1 ^ () { |( )(} . jj \
t lie lath
^2f» 1 '«.hc ('nurse in Nfechanieal and fii
HIT
the urgent demand for this
I' / K
and | j f \ | | |
O I if L
bill, and the short session • his boy's associating wit h'lnosu ^
M
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| thoroii : »h, and rla* institninst itu„*b ^^^ " u . ^ ^
will be remiss if it adjourns 1 men. and drifting into godless,
I'l'I'L' lews lifn :l 11(I ill lii muul I* II»«»L-_| BO. 1 nan f 1 1:: 11 iI -Hit »l , f |< ) : | |s 1) O W ' Dllililiu.l f< r ex L
IOII! li LI
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J'l'ppe.l 1 / r mwith this work nnfuifilled-. reckless life, and of himself look- ^'DO.
ingonitin his old age as fruit of kl vv,, °d i ax, .'joOjM •; J. H. eelbait work. Expenses ver\
There are thousnnds a n d
1 his selfish indulgence. Five inin-i talker, of Ashiioro, i b.000: moderate. For cataligues.
NATURE'S
thousands of energetic busi
\ii y. htblr"-s.
ut^s niter he was rapidly walking John H. Worth of .\i
CURE FOR
ness men all oyer the coun toward the church. When the $25.00(1; Herhm f \V. J ai itAL 2. X. Q Hollaiiav. Pres.
K .. 'i 'I- \ i'
try crushed ( owiihy a weight service .vas over, his wife, coining son of Kaln-gh, $10,000; to
CATARRH]
of debt which they are as in down tli« aisle saw him waiting tn!, $255,000. Die bond is
—•"-'tttw mmr -ir-i mr> nninrnrTii ev-•wnraln
competent to lilt as they at the door. There was question- j witnessed b v (i-of " \\
L
-wrvr v TV •w T.-yvrv
would be to move the Pyr in K . tdail Kui-priim inl«.r W Mt Tlio«.p»«ii,
i.-r of ComEXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS.
amids by their unadded he only remarked that Jie hod ta
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II ei cia I ami v a rmei s ba nk,
This new treatment for Catarrh and
strength; and yet these men ken a walk and thought he would 1
diseases of the respiratory organs is
of Raleigh.
one of the most important discoveries
can never hope to get upon join her on her way home. Next
in medical science and possesses the
following advantages i
the ; r feet so longbisno bank Sunday. how< ver, the whole fam
Messenger: Of course ev« rv
1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense
and without outside assistance.
ruptcy law is in force. As ily were in their pew, and all 1 lit
2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is ntcessarj
rest of the day t here was a kind j >mu( 1 hi ic oeserter in I he
during treatment.
1 a eh one makes a b*esh stai t
3. The remedies are in no wise offensive to the
of pence about the home that re - i E-1 c* t campaign will expect an
patlont and entail no discomfort.
in life, some avaricious credi
4. the remedy reaches the seat ol the trouble
minded him of his boyhood hap- () ''' r e from Hie combine,
directly.
tor, who plumes himself upon
6. The remedies and means of aopHance can be
py days in hislather'shome. Aid ^v» hat was I )i. »Sa ill Johnson s
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
his back and grabs from him who will say that he was 1 hei definit ion of a patriot? We
TREATMENT at any drug ntore,
' ~CTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
the few dollars which might less fitted for another week of have not bis dictionary at
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Cacrarlnc Medicine Co., Waco, Texas,
turn the tide in that man's business life by his share in the|han»l. He said something
affaiis.
service of God's house, instead of j about "favors to come," if
Again he starts, again he "staying at home all day Suu-| ()Ur rn e tlH)rv d ( ) e s „ u , fool
is ig^ominouslv Jdi iven into day.''—Ex.
us- Will all the late Demo
poverty, and the result is
crats be cheered and comfort
Norfolk Landmark: For
that dispirited and discour
ed? Butler is safe,for he can
aged he finally yields to the 1*95. Write the year prop outrnnnage the whole old
inevitable, and iiis whole life erly to begin with. Keep the
t i in e Iladi".ils combined.
W?athor Boarding,
»s dragged out though shal honest manly and womanly
There will be some very long
FpftiM6to Ceilings,
resolutions you have made.
lows to his own, his family's
fa'.-es and sad disappoint
Corrugated Sheeting,
and the community's detri Live more economically and
ment and angry growls be
ragra Roofing Faints,
ment. Give these men a within your income. Be sure fore Januavy ends.
chance by tbe spe u dy enact you are right and go ahead.
Iron Roof^tj,
Work dilligently and be faith
ment of a bankruptcy law.
Ear* T.-oegh#, Cutters and Spouting „
The Ladies Friend.
ful to duty-, if you do these No woman can he beautilul
-,PAIt forma of Shaci
for Buiitfk-,
SOW fi-SITK AMD READV \
1 /\VO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED J
A correspondent of the'Or things and 1895 is not a bet without a good complexion, and
ange County Farmer' says: ter year than 1894, why jj-! no complexion con bo good withWE WANT
I
year. If " u ^ 0 ."di lirulth «.id puie Woo,!.
"Formerly I have lost a good will tie n ver •y poor ,T
•
| Isotnnu: Blood Halm will beuuli—AN—
many pt ach trees as the re was not t.liefauit of tho year, ty your com'..ItAxion by purifying
^ ^8"
n n ' t?nriching your bio.- d. Try
rf% li 'V fa
J
sult, as I am now convinced, however. Tliere never was
i
of moviTi" them f r u m the mP'-Httier-senson than the fall i I; ««'• nB Imls to cure theshs^s.
l , l u v , "s Liieni it o in tin
It never Hkinan.' blood most intM-Ivwn—ov.prjrntjq TFOTrtman to
r r •(' i-VM <-vd»r» n»»tl AITL.X our iactcvial*
nursery and trnnsplani'ing'j
1894 on this coast; it was veterute cases Htteremiiient phvLi.
<
' '.i of f.it", hijiiiChimtis tji
them in the full—at least ) " k>al - L , t f ' vrrv m a p a a f i niching have fu.ile<l. Price $1.00
**-»*V iornu,
,*..4
lh aftfactive arvd orig*
woman struggle this year to per large bottle. For sale bv
%:t
and f.-cked in hand^orKa
cannot give any other reas
" i CO., Cincinnati; Ghio.
druggists. See advertisement
»' X r , f Uy botCCS uf siX pO'Jltds Btch
"LiTAEfLISMED 1372..
»
on for it. With the most va make an improvement in elsewhere.
- r st-zc is 00iy sckl la pxckhftft,
•f <•" >•«" le. ?.nd much kneer price to
something—in some matter
rieties of the apple the fall is
' • conMiirier than aay other package tea
•i r>" m.trket t.f any m.ent whatever and
as good a time as thespring, of earning or saving, ot di
is U»e dealer a fair profit; Is athorand on some accounts is to recting or serving, and of
ou dy re!iih!«, first-class
article, abeolv -'y pure, niways the same ; frr ""Q
be preferred. Because we meeting more perfectly tin?
'JJ'" DEALERS
may have more time to spare Jinly demands of life.
w ,'l 'nd the Five and Ten Cent packages
fot this work in the fail
the cheapest and most salable package
Botanic Blood
Newton Enterprise: Coun
tea on rhc market and consumers pro- j
should not govern us in the
The
notmce
ty Treasurer Barnnger has cure ofGreat RcmeJy for the speedy and pern ment *Cm-Go Tea isbest and most economical." ;
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
matter, and when it is said
convenient to handle, easy
Eczema, Eating and Sprea.lin? Sores. Emotions,
and I SKIM AM) BLOOD
we may plant fruit trees eith had Mr. Levi Plonk to make froma,the prescription of an DISEASES. Made i to sell aod has proved a big success
eminent physician wherever introduced.
who used it with
We
to hare
er in the fall or spring as it for e him a bag out of sheep and its continued marvelous success for 40 years,
use for fifteen years by thou dealersare extremely anxiousearnestly ail
stock this tea, and
re
sands
skin, using the whole hide, ft Is hyof prateful people hasupdemonstrated that
will ue most convenient it
far the best building Tonic Aid Blood quest that you Include a few boxes with
Punfier ever offered tothe world, it makes new your next order to your wholesale h; ise;
won't do to apply the rule to to carry tTe county money rich blood, and possesses ainiost miraculous or order direct of us, we will see
vou
heating properties.
are supp"-*" For further Infon
all kinds. The peach is a na iti. One day last week he
WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
address
CURES, sent free on application.
tive of a warm climate and had about a peck of silver
Bai^mor%
THE Rm-tzo TEA CO.
that fact should be taken in and a roll of greenbacks the
If not kept by your local drug-^ist, send $1.00
$5.00 for
to Recount in planting the size of j stove pipe, as a very for a large bottle, orfreight paid six tv 'tles, and
medicine will be sent
by
truthful man tells ns, to car-;
young tr.es where they are
fltlan G3.
He
to stand and bear fruit. The ry home in his bag.
fights shy of banks and
removal of any tree from tbe
place where it first took root would rather trust himself
will of necessity give it at with the county funds than I THE 8TAN0ARP. |
—^ A
least a temporary setback, the banks. The nearest he
and when trees of a natural e\ or came in his life making
ly tender species, like the a deposite in a bank was last
R
peach, ore taken u p ami week, when he carried his ^ R
•<>
Has snstnin id its repntation
for 18 years
transplanted i t should be sheep skin bag into ihe New
• as being the standard remedy for the
aui permanent cure oi Rbeumah?
done under the most favor ton bank and asked Mr. Ken • quickGout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
iis;n.
It ia
thousands of
able conditions possible yon to keep it or him ' till • cians.endorse t by and Patients. i-'hysi- •
•
Publishers
It is
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
4b nure!..* vegetable and builds up from
tor overcoming the check morning. But he Would not • first dose. It never fails to cure. tbe •
ENDORSED BY
• Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
they will recieve and for re- let him open it.
• bottles for five dollars. Our <o-pagePam• phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
PROF A. L. fSETZ.P, H.G,
suming their growth again.
of Medical T»epartinent Tnlace University
Chnrlotte Observer: It i.s: !Qurang's Rhatuiaiio Remedy Go.
of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
V\ here the- is done at the dor
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
not for Democrats to kick, j v 1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.on
^
SenC Staap fcr Lns.trm;.-1 Prioi List.
which be cheerfully recommends to the
T
Jturrrng'* TArer fills are the best
mant season in the fall, and
public.
T eartu. They act with an case that makes
U ecould have wished, for the' X them a household bl rsing.
Tlis Sohuinaolisr Gpnasisa Go. IK
is toilowed by a winter even
CTS. P&>
.-5 BOXES
honor of the State, that the| % ??.ICE 25FOR 8AI.E £0X,PBUONISTS. TOE $1. X
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"X
F
moderately severe, the
two abhst men the Demo
?UP.E, WHOLESOME and POWERFUL. •"Stvznavf pwv sicnqdrnot) zaArf fwtnwittj
peach is liable to be greatly ( • r a t s b a d — H a n s o m a n d
"ir,
s^uao itmtsFajd ^
You Want It. As * Grocer For It.
VaaiirnPinoqs t.n Sui
KOKI s..vA\cran
injured by the cold, even if \ ance—wotei-implanted, since V&TOne do dm pups for tht
o^ci
thi tiilo has turned, by tliej
not entirely killed.
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sjuar?
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na ihess.
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$
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: 'cvyou waut a reiiabie* paper
giV'iiigyou all tlie news of the
• •"orld a Democratic m wspapet
• iiat equals the best- has the
largest circulation, and has f< r m
i euty-oii" y ars bi^en i part ^
and factorin thegrowth andoe 1 Vorth
velooinent of the Old
State? Then subscrbe for
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Campaign Hates:
1 ue Daily Messenger,'* by
mail, J- months on trial, foi*
*2.00
i The weekly "Transcript Mes- 4
I sengor,
(the largest and
oesr. paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance.
Both
papers a re 1 a rg<4 Eigh t- Pagf •
•dieets. Send Postai Caro
with the address of five per
sons and receive sample copj i os of Tin: ME XSE.NO ina
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t is .the quiekest routeTo
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i'hwst and If est tiquippea
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K fIDbBs -it V'*
Reclining' iair cars and Tour
istepers re of extia charge.
I wiil inee parties at any rail
road stut ion with through tickets
and baggage checks.
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am ph lets of the *
West write to or call on
H. A. NEW LA xi),
srPra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Pattern Ave., Asheville, N. C
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Democrat.
VOL 7
BOONE.
W.L. DOUGLAS
S3_SHOEr!?^^Tb.
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH iLNAMCLLED CALF.
[4*3.^ PINE CALFAKWIGARAA
$ 3/c? POLICE,3 SOLES.
«2>I.7?BOYS'SCHOOLSHO£I
•LADIES*
r ' SEND FOR CATALOGUE
^W'L-DOUGLA£3<
BROCKTON^IASS.
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoe3 In style and fit.
Their wearing quelities are unsurpassed.
The prices tra uniform,—stamped on sole.
From $i to Sj saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
Dealers everywhere, Wi.nted, agent to
take exclusive sale afor _tliis vicinity.
Wiite at once.
Hit You? i
0
The management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society in the Department of
the Carol inas, wishes to se
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find this
ill
1 UpBOi
nr
It isivork, however, and those
who succeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over carefully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Further information on request.
V/. J. Roddey,
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Manager, <|
Rock Hill, S. C.
%
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. COUNCILL, M.I).
0
.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street n o r t h of P o s t
Office.
J.
HORPHkW
¥
ATTORNEY A1
LA
MARION,
N. C
—(b)
Will praetice?in "the courts o!
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitcia 11, McDowand all Jther counties in the
western district ®®*S|n i iol atten
tion given to the oolleetion of
hiirnsc&a
W. B. Council! M. 1). T. C. Blackburn.
Iloone, N. C.
Zionvillc, N- C.
Councili & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
Calls attended at all
ho n is.
June 1 , ' 9 3 .
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
LOVILL i, FLETCHER.
ATlORNhYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. 0 .
Special attention given
to the collet ion of claims.
NOTICE.
Hotel Property for Sate.
On account of failing health
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
my hotel property in the town of
Boone, North Carolina, and will
•Hell low for cash and make terms
to suit the buyer, and will take
reffi or personal property in ex
change. Apply soon.
W. L. BRYAN.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, taie
BROWN'S I ROY BITTERS.
All dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crowed red lines on wrapper.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.
TRUltSDA Y
JANUARY 31, 1895,
WASHINGTON
NO, 13
A Few of Franklin's Claims to Great*
A Tempest in a Teapot.
LET TEH. j t o 300 tor.s each. The bill
More Irntui^rauts Coming: to X. C.
ness.
New Berne Journal.
{provides t h a t one of the bat- , Asheville Citizen.
From our Regular Correspondent.
No man had ever preached
The fact t h a t there h a s
A company is now being or
11< ships ami three of the tora doctrine which more skil
ganized to bring a number of
The Republicans in Con- pedo boats shall be built up- b >en an insurrection a t Hon
fully showed bow t o get the
Long Island und New Jersey
gress have another laid case on the PaeificCoast o r in ao- olulu—that is t o s a y , an up
best of yourself; and no man L
*.
.
rising o the natives a g a i n s t
oi Hawaiian fever, brought jacent waters, if it can be
T
j , farmers t o this section. 1 he
ever showed himself more
.
,
,
,
on by the news' of the very none a t a fair cost; abolishes an oligarchy founded by force
*
i
ii* .
j company has already 1
purchn
readv than rranklin t o d o
' , • «.
„
ased 11.000 acres of land afeeble revolt against the re- speed premium, and s a y s thmngh the contriving of a
things for others. He inven
jround Newport, a b o u t midpublic of Hawaii, which was that, one of the battle-ships few foreigners and the United
ted a n open stove t o give
wag between New Berne and
published in Saturday's pa shall be named •Kearsage. j States consul—came near t o
more heat with less wood,
| being the death of a few Re
Vfurehead City, and a r e nego
pers. In their ravings a- When the proposition t.>
but. he refused t o take o u t a
tiating for other large tracts.
gainst the administration build these battleships was publicans in ihe House and
patent for it, glad of a n op
The company now has athe Republicans forgot t h a t first made many Congress- Senate on Saturday. They
portunity t o serve his neigh
bout 300 families ready t o
the absenc® of a 1' S., war- men were disposed t o oppose called loudly for a n order by
bors; and this invention of
propose t o cut
ship from Honolulu a t the! it on account of theslim con- the President to send a ship Franklin's was the beginning, come. They .
..
- .- .
.
.
. , up
land
time of the revolt was direct dition of the Treasury, but | of war t o Hawaii a t once if <»f the American stove trade!, , the . . . . .i n t o 3 0 a c r a
ly due t o ii request made b.v upon consideration of t h e , not sooner, and they did this of t o dav. He founded the lots and build a house etc. on
President Dole, of Hawaii: tact t h a t the largest p a r t of not because they believed or first fire company in Phila each lot. This work will be
also t h a t Minister Willis in the money for them will be said t h a t Ameiican lives o r delphia, and s o made a be gin a t once. A large number
his official dispatch t o Secre paid for labor, thus giving property were in danger there gum ing tor the present fire of New York capitalists have
tary Greshum, giving news needed employment t o many, but because " o u r sister Re departments. He procured been enlisted in the move
of the revolt and of its fail the most of them have with- public was in danger." Bou- the reorganization of the ment.
ure, says: "President Dole drawn their opposition, anjJ telle. of Maine wanted an ex night watch a n d the payment One of the parties t o t h e
expressed t o me his gratifi- it is now regarded a s certain pression of sympathy sent by of the watchmen, t h u s pie- above has been for six o r sev
cation t h a i no national ship tlint the bill will g o through the House t o President Dole's paring ior the regular police en months investigating the
government and when Mc
country from Virginia t o Ga.
lias been in port during this practically a s leported.
Force now established. He
disturbance."
L n o t h e r Secretary Hoke Smith de Dreary of Kentucky objected started a philosophical so and has come t o the conclu
words, t h a t the President of cided some time a g o t h a t the B o i l t e l l e s h o u t e d : " U p u n ciety, and he took the lead s i o n t h a t t h i s i s t h e b e s t
Hawaii was glad t h a t he had Interior department, was pay your head, then, be t h e i r in setting on foot an acad country in America—the gar
been able t o demonstrate t o ing the Bell telephoneinon.ip blood!" In the Senate Frye emy, which still survives a s den spot.
the world his ability t o put oly entirely too much money tried t o have adopted a reso the University of Pennsylva This movement is < ntirely
down a revolt without the for the telephones in use be lution expressing the " p r o nia. While lie was doing distinct and separate from
moral support which the tween the main department found indignation with which tilings for others, others did any of the immigrations o r
presence of a foreign war ves building and its branches, the Senate had learned of the things for him. und he was colonizations t h a t have been
sel or vessels would have giv the Geological Survey, the attempt t o restore a deposed made clerk of theGenernl As made public.
en him. But these a r e facts, Bureau of Ethnology, t h e Queen to power." a n d when, sembly in 1 7 3 6 and Postman Raleigh News and Obser
something the Republicans Pension Bureau, th 1 Census on objecfinn by Gorman, the ter of Philadelphia in 1 7 3 7 . ver: "This is the first time
n°ver trouble themselves a- office, the Bureau of Educa resolution went over Frye In 1750 he was elected n in the history of the S t a t e
bout when they s t a r t t o a- tion arid several others. T h e burst o u t with thestatement men.berof the Assembly, and t h a t a negro was assistant
busing the administration. telephone company refused t h a t "God mighi forgive the in 1 7 5 3 he was made Post- principal cleik of t h e S t a t e
The cruiser Philadelphia has t o reduce its charge*and ^ ( i c- Senator who would object t o ma.iter General for all the Senate," said a n old Demo
been ordered t o Hawaii.
refarv Smith has made a con such a resolution, but the A- Colonies. In 1 7 4 8 lie had re crat yesterday. "These peo
There has been no appar tract, with other parties for tnerican people never would.' tired from business, having ple seein a s bent on t h e spoils
It is plain t h a t , if Boutelle
ent c h a n g e a s t o the outlook tile erection of a telephone
so fitted Ms practice t o his and wrongs a s the 1 8 6 8 Leg
for financial legislation dur line which will belong t o the and Fi ve have a n y friends, preaching t h a t he had gained islature."
"When Miliken
ing the past week. Effoits government and will save a they ought to g o t o Wash a competency when only for withdrew from Congress in
t o reach an agreement on considerable sum of money, ington and take them away. ty two years old.
the Fourth district," said a
some hill t h a t can be passed a s theie will he no charges t o 1hese Congressmen a r e dan
The leisure thus acquired well informed politician, " h e
are still being made, b u t pay after the line is up except gerously near to becoming he used in the study of elec was promised by Butler and
prospects are not encourag for its being kept in repair. what n gentleman, w b o s e trical science then in i t s in Stroud the position of rail
ingThe Bell Telephone Company speech was more picturesque fancy. He soon mastered road commissioner. H e has
Represcnt a t i ve-ele^t Fi t z- is threatening legal com plica than accurate, once termed all t h a t was known, and then been here trying t o get the
"plump insanitaries." In the
gerald, of Mass., was proba tion.
he made new experiments price of his sell o u t . but is
bly the first man t o ask Pres
Although the re-opening of first place we have no "sister with his wonted ingenuity. getting uneasy t h a t t h e pie
ident Cleveland t h e direct the case raises a doubt a s t o republic" in the oligarchy a t He was the first t o decline will give out before his name
question: "Will there be a n whether thecominitteeon the Hawaii; it could hardly be the identity of electricity with is called."—"I happened t o
extra session of Congress?" Judiciary of the House will termed a step sister t o t h a t l i g h t n i n g . U s i n g a w e t be in the hall Tuesday," said
Anyway lie is the first man report t h a t impeachment res form of government in fact string, he flew a kite against a well known lawyer, "when
who has asked the question olution against Judge Ricks, In the next pl.icf, the trouble a thunder-cloud, and drew a Judge Russell made his speech
and made known the Presi of Ohio, it may yet do so, mi was ail over before Boutelle spark from a kev a t the end thanking God t h a t t h e ne
dent's reply thereto, which less the hearing of J u d g e and Fry bad any news of it; of a cord. The lightning rod groes and their allies had re
was a s follows: " I h n \ e not Ricks and any witnesses he and, finally, Presiden Dole, was his invention. Of his in gained the upperhand in
yet. made up my mind. It may introduce shall put a Consul Willis' telegram says, vest igati oris and experiments North Carolina. He reviled
(expressed h i s gratification
nothing is done a t this ses more favorable aspect on the
he wrote reports t h a t were all good men whose fathers
i t h a t there was no warship in
sion of Congress, and the charges against the Judge,
| the harbor a t Honolulu du- printed in England and t r a n s and mothers had been prom
best interests of the country whiclfthe commit tee has once
la ted in France. The Royal inent, and put a-premium up
; ring the trouble.
demand it, I shall not hesi decided were proven. Time
Society voted him the Copley o n i g n o r a n c e . N e v e r h a s
The whole Hawaiian busi
t a t e to convene Congress a - need cut no figure in the m a t
medal; the French king had there been heard a speech s o
ness has been a tempest in a
gain, without regard t o a n y ter, a s according t o Senator
the expeliments repeated be contemptible and s o unwor
j teapot. The islands a r e six
party feeling and uninfiuerie- Gorman, who is good a u t h o r
fore him; and both Harvard thy of a man who claims t o
j days fast sailing from us.
ed by any consideration saveiity impeachment proceedings
and Y r ale made Franklin a be a leader and a thinker.
"lie population is largely
t h a t of the publicgood." Mr. when oncejorinally brought
Master o f Arts.—Brander
News comes from Yndkin
made up of people'of a kind Matthews, in St. Nicholas.
Fitzgerald then said t o t h e before the Senate by t h e
county t h a t a dozen o r more
who are forbidden t o set foot
President: " B u t suppose House would not be affected
armed men made a charge
in this country, and many of
A Des Moines woman who
that the Republicans under by the expiration of the ses
the remainder a r e adventur has been troubled with fre upon the house of H. M. Mon
take t o pass a tariff bill a n d sion, but would be taken u p
ers who have pushed them quent colds, concluded t o ey, J r . , and drove him and
send it t o you t o sign." T o a t the next session and car selves into prominence a t t h e t r y an old remedy in a new- his wife and baby o u t in t h e
which Mr. Cleveland answer ried ro a conclusion. There I expense of the natives who way. and accordingly took a cold. Not satisfied with this
ed: " I cannot be responsi have : „only b?en seven im have been crowded o u t of tahlespoonful (four times the the gang of toughs went i r
ble for what they do. There peachment trials in our his j their natural inheritance. The usual dose) of Chamberlains the house and broke u p all
Cough Reinedi just before
are questions t o be settled, tory, four of them being of i idea t h a t we should keep a going t o bed. The next the table ware and cooking
judges, one of a Senator— war ship in the harbor of
and if is the duty of Congress Blount, of Tenn,—one of a Honolulu constantly is silly. morning she found t h a t her vessels; took all the bed cloth
to legislate upon thern in i t s President—Johnson—and one ! We might far better expend cobl had almost entirely dis ing from the house a n d set
own way. If the 'new Con of a Secretary oi War—Belk I the money—from $5,000 t o appeared. During the day fire to it, besides smashing
I $10,000 a month is what it she took a few doses of the up the furniture generally.
gress is convened, :ny respon nap.
Speaker Crisp, who h a s n ' t {costs t o keep up one of o u r remedy (one teaspoonfu! a t There is no clue t o t h e g a n g .
sibilitv wil 1 begin when a
Icruisers—in feeding the s t a r a time) and a t night again
measure t h a t has passed been well recently, has by ad ving people of Nebraska, took a tahlespooiiiu! before
vice of his physicians, gone
The experience of Geo. A.
both Houses is sent t o me away for a few days rest.
| m e a n w h i l e a n c h o r i n g o u r going t o bed, and on the fol Apgar, of German Valley, N.
lowing morning awoke tree
for action."
navy off Brooklyn.
0 . W. O. Hard man, Sheriff
from all symptoms of t h e J., is well worth remember
The Naval appropriation
ing. He was troubled with
Mrs. Emily Thome, who
of Tyle Co., W. Va., apprecia
bill, which has been reported tes a good thing and does I resides ft- Toledo, Washing ::old. Since then she has, on chronic diarrhoea a n d doc
several occasions, used t h i s
t o the House, carries, in ac not hesitate t o say so. He ton, says she lias never been remedy in like manner, with tored for five months a n d
cordance with Secretary He?*- was almost prostrated with 'able t o procure a medicine the same good results, a n d was treated by four different
b e r t ' s recommendations, a cold wh°n he procured a j for rheumatism t h a t relieves is much elated over her dis doctors without benefit. He
then began using Chamber
$12,000,000 for the construe b o t t l e of Chamberlain's the pain so quickly and effec covery of so quick a way of lain's Colic, Cholera and Dia
Cough Remedy. H e says: tually asChamberlain s Pain curing a cold. F o r sale by
rrhoea Remedy, of which one
tion of three const-line b a t - , . . u
[ Balm and t h a t she has a l s o W. L. Bryan.
me pl.olri|>treli„f.
small bottle effected a eonftie-ships; also provision .or fiu,j
f ( ) | ) e } J n invaluable used it for lame back with
the construction of twelve j remedy for coughs and colds, ! great success. F o r sale by •^"Subscribe for the DEMO - pletecure. I t is for sale by
CHAT one vear.'^Bft
i ^ • D. Bryan.
I W. L. Brvan.
torpedo boats of from 1 0 0 1 F o r sale by VV. I,. Bryan.
A
�I LEAD, OTHERS EOLLOW.
—Foi Sale] I want t o <e\\ Bristol Courier. It is an-j
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my entire stock ol merchan- nounced ^ h a t the Pope of
W'S
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
idise a t cost and -arriage,and Rome h a s decided t o make a
-OI 3opyl year..
$1.00 I will rent my store house t o saint of Columbus. Well, the 1
0 months
50 the right parties. This is fine great discoverer is no doubt
—O—
" 3 months
35
of the best stands inthecoun worthy ot the honor, h u t '
ADVERTISING RATES.
t v . For further information isn't thePopcjust a little Li t e,
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 write o r coine and see me. since Christopher was usher
1 44 1 month
1.75
-0ed through T lie pearly gates
1 <4 3 "
3.00 W ILL W. H OLSCLAW .
1 44 0 "
5.00
V0 - Vil « e »° ,ne
—Unvid E. Mower wholive.) •»» h i s
If you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
1 44 1 year
7.00
in Ciildwnll county and the four hundred years «*<>(
or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
1 column 1 week
0.00
1
"
1 month
13.50 father of Han W. II. Bower
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as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
44
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F o u r Bis Successes.
1
3 44
25.00 died on t h e 27th ;nst. a . • • 1
t Ins
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
44
44
1
(J
37.50
Having the needed merit to
44
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
1
1 year
50 00 home. Mr. Bower had been more than make good all the ad
ill for a l o n g time and was lit vertising claimed for them, the
BS^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
tie pasi 81 years ol age. He following four remedies have rea
and give me a call or write for prices.
Entered at the Postotflceat
ched a phenominal sale. Dr Kings
Boone. N. 0., as second-class was buried on Tuesday near New Discovery for consumption,
B WEBB Statesville, N. C.
mail matter.
Elkville. Hon. W. H. Bower coughs and colds, each bottle
January 24th, 1895.
is attending the funeral ot guaranteed—Electric Bitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach
L O C A L NEWS.
his father.
/
and kidnevs, Bucklen s Arnica
—The tolls have ueen so 8alve. the best in the world, and
—Send us the news.
changed on the Boone and Dr. King's New Life Pills which
—School opens next Mon Blowing Rock Turnpike a s are a perfect pill. All these reme
dies are guaranteed to do just
day.
In the sequestered valley of the Watauga, at Yalle Crut o allow a one, two o r three w hat is claimed for them ana the
cis, will be opened (D. V.) an the first Monday in February
dealer whose name is attached
—Dr. Lemley, of Ashe, is in horse wagon o r buggy a re
herewith will be glad to tell you
1895, an institution for the higher education of pupils of
turn ticket for 5 cts in addi more of them. For sale by \V\ L.
town.
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
Hay, shucks and fodder are tion t o one regular fire, and Bryan.
M. I ONES, Superintendent.
four, five and six horse wag
PROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
in demand.
ons for 1 0 cts, in addition to Some of the Pops in Cataw
PROFESSOR VALENTINE.
—Try a n ad in the DEMO one fare. All persons wish
ba a r e hot under the collar
Three departments will be organized, and scholars ful
CRAT . I t will pay you.
ing l o make arrangements t o on account of 'nigger' Abe
ly instiucted in the following branches at the rates specifi
—That wood, please. We work out their toll can d o so Middleton being appointed
ed :
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wid not need it when warm by applying t o J . F. Spnin- sergeant atarmsb.v the fusion
CLASSICAL. $3.00 per Month, including Latin, Greek,
honr, Presj
weather comes.
legislature, over ex-Confeder Tills IS NO HUM Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
Surveying. Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
«—L. N. Perkins is prepar —We have with us now Prof a t e soldier, Rietzel.
BUG TO DRAM
Moral Philosophy, etc.
ing t o put up a grist mill on Yarbort , a man of extensive
v
INTERMEDIATE ; $2.00 per Month,including Arithmetic,
TRADE!
Bcjouil Comparison.
experience in teaching, who
Howard'^ Cieek.
History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.;
Art the good qualitiesposseessed
-oPRIMARY , $1.00 per month.
—According t o the old say proposes t o use all efforts t o by Hood's Sarsapaiilla. Above
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
ing, there will be plenty of build up a school here t h a t all it purifies the blood, t h u s
I ME AIM bu SUM ESS. studies.)
fruit this yeai. More sleet will last—one that will d o strengthening the-nerves;it regu
much toward building up our lates the digestive organs, invig
A H this Institution embraces in ils curriculum nil tl '
than usual.
the kidneys
liver,
studies usually caught m he >r ii.mry colleges, and
community in educational in orates nnd builds up and entire
the
—Capt. ('off'.v is selling- terests. T o make the school tones
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«"* d
system, cures scrophuln, dyspep I rom now-until the first day greatly reduced rates, we as!: thee
some stock in South Caroli a success, t h e people must sia, catarrh and rheumatism.Get
adjacent equnties to avail th a. iyes of ti «
x
of April IJwill Bellamy stock ot thus offered to their children.
na and will d o a s well a s us give it their aid in all ways. Hood's and only Hood's.
Excellent board may be obtained at the m
ben .g
ual in the stock line.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills,
This is the best opportunity
farm bouses, the highest rates not exceeding St.-veil dollars
bifliousness, jannhiee. indigestion
—Solicitor Spainhour seem we have lia<l for a school in and sink headache. 25c.
per month.
ed t o enjov the snow very years, and if we # all pull to
Reference to the climate is unnecessary. The crowds
—AM)
iruch, a s he put in the most gether i t can be made a great
that throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ecth all within
Senator Jeter C. Pritchard
a few miles of the school, bear testimony to the exceeding
of Tuesday sleigh-riding.
success.
was sworn in a s Senator and
healthfulness of the surroundings.
—Rev. A. H. Gentry wil till
entered upon his duties a s
IS IT A MARRIAGE?
his regular appoitment a t
such on the 24th.
\t "* 0 per cent above
News mid Observer.
the Methodist church m our
The Populist Senator from John F . Morphew is routes
town on next Sunday a t 11,
Lenoir s a y s t h a t tbe Popu ting the seat of Lee S. Craw
a . ill.
lists and Republicans have ford in the Mary Ann Legis
—The Topic says they have
married. We k •* o \.* t h a t lature. He will, if course, be
a hen ovvr there t h a t is lav
they have formed an alliance seated for lie is of the fusion
Yes, the old .year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
ing eggs with two .yellows,
but if they were ever legal Iv crew, therefore he belongs t o
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
and she's a Democratic hen
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
or honorably married, no Butler.
too.
\yi.v to do that is to begin right anci keep right the year
body ever beard of the an
through.
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—Mail carriers are having nouncement or saw the li
The experience of Mr. It. D
You can do this by doing all your trading during the
a seveietime with the ice and cense.
Whitney, an influential and
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
snow. Poor fellows they get
During the campaign, on prominent citizen of Martineral merchandise, all at the
small pay for such hard ser every s t u m p and in - every dale, N. ('., will no doubt be
vice.
"Reform" paper, tl»(-<e same perused with interest by peo
ple in all par ts of the coun
—Why d o n ' t some of our men who talk of marriage, t r y . F o r y e a r s h e h e h a s
I will sell'for strictly pay down during the year 1895, by
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
friends all over the county declare t h a t they had deter been subject t o violent a t
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
send us in the news from their mined t o co-operate with the tacks of inflamatory rheums
20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
tism; on the first cf Feb. be
sections? Don't be so dull, Republicans only and solely
mance (>% cts. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
but let us have the news t o secure tbe repeal of the had a n a t t a c k , which settled
-obolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashin one of his knees and caus
election laws. Until then, ed almost unbearable pain, If yon don't think I mean it mers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
liesh.
—Dep. Col. R. L. Coiinciil they would "hold their prin for two days. He obtained come and look through my part of tfip county, very low. Call and see them, you will
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on short
Now a bottle of Chamberlains
and deputy marshals. N. N. ciples in abeyance."
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, BisPain Balm from W. M. Hous
Colvard and J . C. McGhee are theh a r e ready to repeal the ton & Co.. merchants a t Meek
sell and Chatanooga bnll-tongue plows, water piping etc.,
on a trip t o Cut Laurel Gap, election law, and there is no lenburg, N. C. He writes t h a t
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICESlooking after the interests of honorable excuse for further i t gave almost immediate re t wont cost you one cent if
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
co-operation, it is given out lief and gives Chamberlain's
Uncle 8atn.
you dont purchase.
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
t h a t they have contracted Pain Balm the highest praise
give me your tnide this year, and 1 will certainly sell you
—Reports say t h a t a steam
and advises all persons trou I have a large stock and goods cheap. Wishing "all my friends and customers a
matrimony.
saw mill be put t o work a t
like afflictions t o
These Populists who "pre bled itwith get relief. For sale want to get rid of it before prosperous and happy New Year. I am
use and
Wallace Edmisten's on New
spring.
fer office t o reform" ( t o quote by W. L Bryan.
Yours Anxious to please,
\ River, a s soon a s the weath
Overseer Butler) have con
er gets better so a s t o move
sented t o t h e unholy s o call
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Joseph us Daniels C h i e f
t h e mill from John's River.
CALL AND LOOK!
ed marriage, but there are Clerk of the Interior Depart
—A man who will subscribe hundreds cf honest men a-O
for a paper on time, take it j inong them who will repud ment h a s resigned and will re
for four years, and then when iate a union so contrary t o turn to Raleigh t o tak6 I would call your attention
4
tieiscalled on for a settlement, the laws of God and man. charge of his paper 1 he to the big cut in prices in 1113
flatly refuses t o pay, is of a They, will g e t a divorce and News and Observer/ ('apt.
other 4ir.es
-OFAuthor Barnes Senator Ran
curious get up. Namehim,we preserve their integrity.
o som's private Secretary will
can't.
succeed Mr. Daniels.
Marvelous Results.
— We hear it rumored, and
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
we hope i t is true, that Sher From a letter written by Rev. Pure blood i& absolutely neces
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
iff Calaway will move t o our J. Gunderman. of Dimondale, sary to enjoy jperfect hea.th.
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of oui mouutain sec
Mich., we are lerniit'ed to make
town soon so t h a t his chil- this extract: "1 have no hesita Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the
tion.
. . . ,
, ,t
This wonderful medicine is high.y recommended lor (isdren may have advantage of tion in recommending Dr. King's blood and strengthens the sys
tem.
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
/ t h e school which will open it s New Discovery, as the results were
almost marvelous in the case ot
s i n g from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
first session hereon next Mon my wife. While I was pastor of
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is ecommended br
Here is the "hot-stuff" from
the Baptist cluuch at Uiver June
day.
the physicians of the county, auo P one of the best r
tion she was brought down with Sam Small's paper: What
cines on the market
—The member J of Boone pneumonia succeeding La Grippe the South needs now is less
This medicine is pui u. .n p 1
r
Lodge No. 5.1. 0 . 0 . F., a i e Terrible paroxysms of coughing calamity and more confi
with full directions on each, Pri
1* » i ;
wouU last hours with littleinterrequested t o meet a t the Ma ruption and it seemed as il she denee, less idleness and more
postpaid t o any address. If you have uiver tr<
RESPECTFULLY.
sonic hall in Boone on I- ri could not survive them. A friend industry, less "I can't" and
! pepsin or Kidney complaints, try t a> bu con .
recommended Dr. King's New Dis more "I will" if she would enwe are not trying to humbug y »u.
ID si /( / = A
d a y evening, Feb. 8th, 1895,
its work
a t 4, p. m., L r the purpose of j coverv, it. was quick in in results. ter upon a-restoration of
lllb MOUXTAIS MFDIUXb OAIFA \TY.
and highly satisfactory
transacting important busi Trial bottle free at W. L. Bry- j business and prosperity.
Zionville, N. C., Sept. fi, 1894.
ness. C. J . C o T T R E L L , N. G. a M s.
SUBSCRIPTI JX HATE S
Statesville Marble Works,
c.
SAY!
VILLE
mm
ACADEMY.
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
COST!
HEW TEAS GREETIHGSI
VERY GWEST PRICES.
STOCK
THE MOUNTANIKINEMY
ZIONYIUE NORTH CAROLINA
f. L. BBYAN,
�On the 25th and 26th it
The programme of the fusion Legislature may be sum- sleeted until we had about 3
marized a s follows.
! in -hes of solid ice on the face
J hute day, Ja n .31, 1835
The State University will of mother earth, and on Sati , , i_ j
11
a...
... v.vufl
llv liP-ir
not be disturbed neither will urda.y it snowed rap.llj neai
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R. C. Rivers, Publisher a n y of the schools of the ly all day, and we now have
The Wataina Democrat
Sectional Talk lu The iiou*.
The Ladies Frieud.
Wihiiiii'ton Messengei.
i
No woman can be Vautitul
There was,. rutiier section without a .rood con.pl™.*, and
.•
no complexion can begood w r hal (lis'MiKsam in the House out ^ )o.] health and pure blood.
al dis ussn.n in tin
t h e other da V. growing o u t 'Botanic Blood Balm will beautithe
day.
,
i
tyvourcom lexion by puriiyi'ig
o i - s 1 it*
•
• '
and enriching your blood. Try
State be interfered with.
j about six inches of snow on tempt t.» prevent bivontism p f 0i . a u s ki u a „d hi >od discus, s.
The State Guard appropri- the sleet. Some very laugh- in i.wa.ning large pensions | t never lails tocure tlje most m
t.i In Northern sol-! Vetera te cases aftereminent phvation will entirely be taken j able tilings happened before 1 , 1 U t '' x\
I
i . i
. sif-ians have failed. Price *1.00
the I the snow tell on the ice. S e v -,diers. Mr. Jones denied that |>el . l a r j, e bottle. For sale bv
away, but otherwise
lie was"f1gilting women" but druggists. See advertisement
Guard will he let alone.
eral persons are reported t o
.i . •.». .... K.i.tin.i ..l^wiu.rn
The bureau of labor statis- have lost their foot hold on s n h ' ' 1 1
, ~ ,
will he consolidated with slanting ground and no stop Gr , qu il.ty beiore toe laws
Mexico and Guatemala are
tics
.. , .
tne Agricultural Department, could be made until a level 1 ' 1 against r
' , l , r ,M -*
preparing to tight over some
The superintendents of the w a s reached or a tree, fence, k'-D !" '» ' l> n> 1 , 1 } , t s ' H ^ disputed territory. Troops
m 11 n 1
are already marshalling for
three insane asylums will n< t or other substance. Some
*' 1 1
'
1
be removed, but some of the; had their clothes worii out t «>opei »p* • t « ..
t he conflict.
1
motives ofthe \ ugiinan,and
stuarts will be called to a n a n d b a d many bruises before
3 op. from Kansas. Simp
account.
they reacheda stopping place. a
son. went so fur as to say
The Railway Commission
In lias last syndicate letter "lie was not only surprised
will he abolished and then a
Sam louessays: Lithe esti- but ashamed that a man Of Other M e d i c i n e s Failed
The Nicaraguan Canal bill,
is still b 'fore the Senate, b u t
f t now fenre 1 by its friends
t h a t a vote wil. not be leach
ed.
Buckleu's Arnica Sa'vc.
The best salve in the world lor
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
tev*rsores, tetter, ehappedhainis
chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures
niles, or no pav required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or m o n e y r e f u n d e d .
Price 2o cents per box. For sale
cei
A huge strike h as been in
full blast in Brooklyn, X. V..
for several days. Near 10,000 Milited Policemen have
been constantly on duty and
some fir ng has been l o n e
by NV L p)rvaJ;
by them and a few men have
*
been killed. Rioters use shot
Steve Elkins has been elect
stones and other missiles. A
ed United Senator b y t h e
large number of strikes, and
West Virginia Legislature.
their number increasing. The
women and children take a n
NOTICE.
active part. On the 22nd
By virtue of a power of sale con
t h e situation was most ser
new one created. (This is
tabled in a mortgage executed by
ious. These g r e a t strikes
mation ol some a man who j from the South should come But Hood's Sarsaparilla Gave Per G. \Y. Claw htm and wife. A. L.
fect Hoalth.
mean a good deal i n our 6- done t o get the Republicans| will not pay his debts is a j l i e r e a n d sa r, a> Mr. Jones
ClavYson. on the 8th day of Anand Populists into office.)
guht, 181)2, to R. Z. Linney and
pinion and if matters keep
verv mean man'. There a r e had said, t h a t he still heThe Atlantic and North;
assigned totheinidcihignt d which
o n for some time yet, i t will
I mortgage is rep intern! in hook F
Carolina railroad will he two classes of debtors—men ; lieved in the Lost Cause a
be a difficult task t o sup
who can pay and won't; men c a u s e founded on slavery.
[loges 574 and 575 of the record
press them a s a very large changed so a s to allow the w h o would pay but can't. Mr. Jones replied mildly,and
of mortgages of Watauga coun
ty, I will oiler for sale for cnsl a t
class of people are sympa Legislature t o appoint the there is nocouiuarison in 'Te in reference to the "Lost
S the court house door Hi itooneon
offices instead the Governor
thizers with this great labor
haracter of t he two men. A Guise,"' "lie said he would
i the 4tli day of March. 1895. all
element. I t is now more a s now. This will give the man who wilfully neglects a answer always and every
jthat-tract-of land in Watauga
;con ity, 011 Tine Run creek ad
than prabable t h a t a major Populists and Republicans ebt is a contemptible, dirty where, as lie had then, that
joining th«» lands of John Brown,
ity of the people a r e with another chance.
he was proud of it, "ami
Samuel Brown and others, and is
A new county government og, unworthy of the coufi
these laborers in sympathy,
die land on which A L. Flaweon
a n y m a n . A m a n w h o w h e n Cue gentleman said.
I
w ife of G W. ( In .veon now lives,
and when t h e crisis does system and a new election would pay and is striving; believed it t o be right,
and contains by estimation 100
come, a s it will no doubt, law. This will be a b o u t t h e lanl t o pay deserves the re- slandered me. 4 know it was
acres more or lefs. to satisfy the
sum and substance of the
Mr. Arthur McConticLl
soon, unless a great, change
debt mentioned in said mortgage
pect and confidence of a 1 1 right., .
reusacol.i. Florida.
and cost. Ka'e to V made at 10
takes place between capital Legislation of our great re m H 1 ]
|
Mr. Talbert. Democrat
"C. I. 'loml H Co., Lowell. Mass.:
a. in. Jan. 28, 1895.
and labor, i t will be no small form party. Of course this
]from South Carolina stirred
-One tliou».i:ul dollars' worth of other modiT. B. CAMPIIEI L.
Senators Hill and Quay
animals.' 1
He began cliu-Sj i»rescri,)tio;is. etc.. linv© failed t * do for
job t o quell the fury of t h e will make hard times get, in
Assignee of the Mortgage.
tie wh.it I:
Sars -.ririlli has done. My
y »»xciied, wildly gesticu- home la I»I-'orl la. t ut i.i tx--» I went toC.iIl.'or
laboring classes. We a r e far double quick time from the in ve signally failed in their [
nla hn I live I
ye irs. 1 was taken si
from being an alarmist, but people and how flush every efforts to obstruct the collec- biting ami ranging up and in l«scnn:l ha tlier. four assistance. t;:t fo-.-jul i >
I medical
thing will he when the Re tion of income tax. This »n-jdown the aisle. He depreca- relief. The doctors said I Inul chronic I .-.mcl.lwe look upon the existing
tls. I was I a the Marine Ho}»i>ltrl at K 1:1 Fran
j
tic continual cisco several months an I at Ihis'.i Mcdir..I Col
times in the populace p a r t s publicans a n d Populists c o m e tax will he collected as
ot our country a s being in have nil' control in all De other internal taxes and will a ppp,i| to sectional passions, lege. Chicago. 11 months. Intt still did not get
better, socame hack t » I'ensscola. My wei;;..
critical crises. The greed of partments of the S b i t e and greatly help theUnited States but lie noticed that they ns- was then 13.» pounds with a heavy ovc rcoat < n.
ft-y Frior.d3 D;tl Mol know >..o,
fioai those who
the rich employers i s such counties, of course our "Col Trcasury. We are glad that ^
so
broken down. Hut the allfriend and brother 'will he in t he rich will have t o pay their were inyisibje in-war and in I wasandthin jind home gave me n little courage
mate
being at
a s t o drive starving men t o
and I began trying various
desperation. Of course it is the procession. How great propotional part of taxes t o vincible in peace. "As to the gust. 1890, I \yas apikointed medicines. In Au
to a po>ition i:i the
house. My friend* urged
the worst policy for men t o .' and glorious will he the g r e a t run this huge and expensive Lost Cause," he said, "it is United States customtry Hood's SarsajwrHla. I
O.
my wife to have me
strike in the way it is done, I victory when all these "con government of ours.
the everlasting cause, and took it three times a day Just to please her. Hut
to my surprise I commenced to feel differently
b u t the disposition pi these fusionists get in the swim
Owing to ii recent »luuige
c a n n o t b e l o s t , b e e n u s e i t i s alter a week on Ho<xl s. I found 1 ^as hungry
Bristol Fourier: The horri
and turn the whole machin
men makes the situation
the cause of libel ty. Under and that I could sleep better; that tired feeling in our business, that i^, from
also left me. So 1 continued taking Hood's Sar
ble explosion a t Butte. Mon
ery into fusion channels.
more serious.
the snipe ciwumstnnces," he saparilla; have used nine bottles and four the "Old Time" credit sys
t a n a , in which so many lives
continued, shaking his fist in boxes of Hood's Fills, with tho result that
tem to a
I am Now in Cood Health,
were lost, reminds us again
The Hawaiian question h a s
a defiant manner at the Re weigh 1«2 pounds. Iiave a good «iH>ettte. sleep
Our law makers a t Raleigh
t h a t we cannot expect mer
well, and have uot lost a day's work
are moving for a general up again b?come prominent in cy a t the hands of Time. Che publican side, "and for the gan t» fake this medicine. When since 1 be
IC!I
everything
the United States Senate
same reasons, the men who
heaval and it now appears
W e are able to o f f e r \ o u
dawn of a new year makys no
3 1
t h a t our whole system of The President receives severe promises, and whatever of fought then would light aARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
both S t a t e a n d county will, rebukes from Senators Lodge beauty and glory it. m a y gain. ton can like that or else lias failed, I found that Hood's Sarsaparilla
cures." Aktiiur McConnkll. United States
at 24 rts per lb.:
in nearly every department, and Hawley, but he s« en.s t o bring, is subject t o unyield you can lump it. I love the Bar^e Oliiee. Pensncola, Florida.
cause to-day as much as 1 ~~Hood'3 Pil'3 act erisib'. tet Pt°mPBy and Good green coffee at 20 ets.
change. Out aiders have care very little for their on
sloughts. The attempted rev ing lawsWf-r•' '
aid when, as a boy. I bared efficiently, on the liver and bowel*. 2.V.
per It) ;
been invited t o come in a s a n
advisory committee t o dic olution recently made in H a
The News and Observer my bosom to your batlleExtra ' C" s igar at 16 lbs.
t a t e Legislation.
Marion waii proved abortiveand di< says t h a t the present "in fields ot Virginia."
to the dollar; good, heirvy
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES W ANTED.
Butler, Harry Skinner, J tulge n o t last over twenty-foui form" Legislature has 1 0 6 Three cheers for Talbert !
domestic at 7 ets per yard.
Our system affords an opportu
R u s s e l l . R . Z . L i n n e y a n d hours. President Dale was employees which will cost the The fools' will nevei learn liity to borrow on either person
fife^We have jUHt received
Richmond Pearson a r e in a t - able t o suppress the revolu iState in excess of other Leg t h a t the true men of the al or real estate sccuiitv. r l lie 30 eases of gent 's and Indie's
- tendance on the Legislature. tion without much blood be islatures f4,000 for the ses South—not the traitors—be plan is superior to Building and shoes, ami will sell them at
lieve in the supreme rightful Loan Associations. The niiioinil prices to suit tlie buyer. -1 ®®
The main object seems t o be ing spilt. I t now looks like sion.
borrowed may be retui red in
ness of the noble eause they monthly payments without bo Call and see us and we will
t o undo all tilings. Repeal and t h a t the young Republic of
Cotton mills a r e coming risked all for, and t h a t prin nus, with interest at 5 per cent.| sa ve you money.
abolish, i s the watchword. Hawaii will be able t o take
care of itself and t h a t Queen South from NVw England. ciples are eternal, the sann per annum, it affords absolute sej
The railroad commission will
JOHNSON EDM IST FN & CO
curity to investors, with a reas-'
be repealed and then re-enact Lil will have t o surrender a i This is disturbing some of yesterday and to-day a n onuble guarantee of ail annual Blowing Rock. Dec 12. 1894.
dividend of from 8 to lOjierceut.
ed so a s t o put the fusionists her ideas of again becoming the Northei n new spapers who forever.
\Vf» desire to secure 1 he services
in place of- the present com a Queen over n Monarchy a r e trying t o persuade the
WANTED!
of energetic representative men in
in Hawaii. Strong efforts mill owners t o halL
NOTICE
mission, s o with the county
A lemedy for disease a no de
every community to act JIH Local
By the authority of a power ol Secretaries. The position will lw lu lit y, especially for tbosedis
system. The object is t o get will be made t o annex the
The Senate is still a g i t a t
possession of the counties Hawaiian Republic. The Re ing the repeal of the one-tenth sale contained in a crtain niort. sufficiently remunerative to am eases which physicians have
gage deed executed to nie by •!- ply compensate tor services. II
and regulate all Democrats publicans areclammoringfor defferrential t a x on sugar. I). Bryan and wife. Saliie. to se you possess the above qualifica pronounced incurable.
We give below a few of tl e
t o t h e rear.
Here is t h e annexation, but i t is not This tax. or tariff, is for the cure a debt M #21 7.00 # a:nl intfi- tions write for particulars. Full
probable any further action
esf, and recorded in book F JUG^ information regarding our sys-i the many ' letters which we
great reform t h a t is coming
benefit of the refiners, and 422 of the movt -age records «s' tern of making loans as well as have received, a ml which we
t o bless the people and bring will betaken in the present ought t o be repealed.
Watauga county. I wi!f sell f i investments and agencies will be publish with the consent of
cash to the hiih^-st i»i Ider at tic- furnished by addresssing S. S. the writers who are convin'jglorious times to'all the Re Congress.
com* iiouse door i.i nooneon tlie Holiei-tson, IVesi lent. 1122 \\ a'- ( f ) that such a remedy as we
publicans a n d Populists. T h e
8no\v storms in the West itii da*, of March, it tieing the nut Street. Dhiiail* phia.
p., V edescribed has been found
Senator Jones, of Arkan
present Legislature is doin^r
have been the most severe first M jn'iay in said month, the Jan. Id, 95.
| in Coriiponnri Oxygon Treat
nothing more t h a n t o dis sas, has introduced his finan for years. Travel is blocked. following described le.tl estat to
ment of Lbs. Star key & Pawit:
which the said
NOTICE.
place Democrats from office cial bill and has made on the In places in Canada Xnow is J. D.The far;;, on lives and which j
leli.
Bryan now
and every means and trick same. The main features of reported t o be fouyaeet deep. he purchased from Geo.McGinnisi
^ j
<>M> ' d f l l 7 - l l t e r w a s f n r e d o 1
containing 107 acres moreor less, j
is vV F B Mil
ery v ill be employed t o ac the bill ere first a bond issue
l
is \s. L,. o. .Alii- j Asthma, by one treatment otcom
>M(r | Said land sold subject to a prior I Court. D. XL. No
of >500,000,000, payable in
complish these ends, b u t let
Snow stormsWire still <>r? . | mortgage given to Shattuck and .er.
,.
^ pound Oxvgen, afier suffering
them alone, their short reign coin of the present s t a n d a r d ing on the line of the Central j Huffman, ot New Yoik. ThF Jan- [ By virtueofan^xerui ion direct. [or fjpeen years, ED. B. WTLIJH,
led to the undersigned from 1he
TvUr Texas.
will soon end. If nothing is a t the rate of 3 per cent. The Pacific rail road. At some uary 30th, 1895.
SuDerior Court of Watauga coun
'
bonds are t o nature30 years
E. S. COFFEY, Atty. for
done t o substantially im
u I used your compound Oxy01"!8,"'0" " rep?rtef *"
Mortgagee. j tv in the above entitled action, I
will,
Monday. The 4th dny ol gen about a year and a half a
prove the condition ot t h e from dare. The bill mW P 22 feet deep on a level.
be
ffb. 1895, at 12 o clock M. at j _ 0 . I neglected to tell vou of
people and reform abuses thy. I t gives the silver Sen
Money Made Rapidly.
the court house door of said« oun :
» rea ^ benefit I received from
t h a t haye been charged a- a t o r s a showing, but i t s
A l i t i l e girl named Tend;
ty , !1 for cash to the highest bid j| g UHe I havi ^ot been troubRead This And Thii k It Ove:!
doubtful if they will accept
gainst the Democrats, t h e . . . „
d e r to satisfy.said execution a.l
with catarrh since.—F. V\
. c+u
Sewell, a g e d 1 2 y e a r s , e l o p e d
.
,
„
?
We want
nil"
Syracuse University' gyl
he
ve
people will sit down on such t h e b i l l', n s m o s t o f t h e,m a r e o•p w i t u a n d married a m a n u,y energy and 100 men wl,.. have j tbe Hjchr, L B.an! interest whieh R e,,„l s . ^ y
mi
h
b
gilt. We win gi\< t
said
Miller defendant r .
s
posed t o more bonds. This
a crowd e n d they will be left.
the name of Martin a t Beau tliein a situation in which tis\\ | bus hi the following described re- "
hill appears t o be the l a s t
can niaUe n-nke rotiney r »P'' 1 b'- i al es ate, to wit: Known as the; S f n ( i f o r h o n k o f t K O f m
fort, N. C.
change for any financial Leg
the labor Ijtitig liglrt iiud en - z n fiavis land Ivinpr on the wa- a
f o r furtheriufonnation.teB
G. Z. French, now a power
)>loyiueitt the teai >oun.
Ke- [ e r s ol rove creek odjoimnp the t j u , 0 „i a | g . etc. A book sent tree.
islation this Congress, and i t
The Senate has finally con- qm.es no . apital or gieat edn.-n- i a n dg „f .lames Isaacs mid otli- Home Treatment sen!
in the Legislature, is hearing
some uncanny remarks made now looks t o be a t o t a l fail finned the nomination of F. ti . 1 1 . 8<un< ol (),,T
' • ers. Said execution is le\ied ^° I press to le used at home. Office
and printed a b o u t bis "ca- ure.
1). Clark t o be Judge of the men
" b»to~?
p u r - | ^ r e a t n | e n t ndminMered here,
ntigering" a n d his "canogI chase money of said lands due:
middle and eastern Dist. of tion is quick and sure. . YY. t
f a n d u n p a i d w i t h i n t e r e s t
•
. .
o t nN o .SlrQ
jL P o i c n
raey" with Littlefield and
I'he Nic iraugan canal bill j q> e n n
need for 100 nun within the next j VPm bcr 29th 1894. and - ost oi 1 "I" 1 wiuilVwjf W ' GIGlif
Swepson in t h e dark d a y s ot
L»?D Arch St. I'tilcdclphia^ Pa.
3 J days, Do not waste time, but 'this action. Jan. 3rd. 1895.
1868-'69 French was a lead passed the Senate by 1 0 ma
I t is now called the " M a i y write at once to H. C. liupGixr
1 2 0 S u t t e r S t . S a n F r c i c i e c O ) Cal.
YV. H. C ALAW AY, Sheriff.
jority. The House has n o t
er then, a s he is now. Look
& Co.. Publishers. A TLANTA G a .
Ann Legislature."
J . C. F LETCIF 'r, Attv. Please mention this paper.
yet acted on the bill.
for the necessary reforms.
$1000 Worth
d e u c e o f
Co You Want Kcncf?
te(
r
"Elcney Saved Is
Hcncy Made."
Mood's ^ Lures
MONEY LOANED.
�now I Teach a Celt.
Beaufort Herald. There
The Wataasja Demourat
When I wish t J teach a colt • were many wrv fares made
^—
I
,
to carry a saddle, I first f
put all over North Carolina wlr-ii;
A yx ,
A D EMOCRATIC faanlvnewspaper,
, ,
, . '
,, ,
,
,
devoted to the interest ot Coun- a blanket on lain, folded to the news read of the caucus)
ty State ano Nation. Published about saddle size, then a cir- nomination of Marital But
every Thursday at Boone, Wa| c i n j ,| e B t l . r t p p e d | ( ) 0 selv. At ler for the Ion# term; for the
taugaCountv. N.C.
..
. ,
,
,i w ,
the next lesson 1 make the average Democrat- in t h t
„
~
circingle quite tight. At the State li is no great fikinir foi I
Proposed Re-orgainzatiou of the Re,
publican Party iu North Carolina. | O f X t l O S H J I I I
Five Republics tie are to
meet in the Yarboro House
to-day to formulate a plan
for the re-organization of the
Republican par*.v in this
State. Tho matter is not
yet in shape, but it is under
stood that a number of Re
publican members of the Reg
islature will be taken as a
nucleus for a State organiza
tion, to be followed rapidly
by the organization of an ex
ecutive committee in each
township in the State. A
weekly newspaper is to be
started in Raleigh in the in
terest of this movement, to
be edited by a writer well
known for political experence and ability. A State
convention will be called in
Apni, 189G. to nominate a
State ticket and ele:t dele
gates to tbe national Repub
lican convention. All vot.as
oppesed to Populist heresies
will be invited to aid in this
movement, and send dchga
tea to this State convention.
Congressional districts and
counties will lie organized in
the same manner. I n this
wa> an effort will be made to
get up a party that, will be in
full accord with the Republi
can national party, A mov
er in this says it will be strop,
gly bucked and w ill succeed.
The surrender of the Repub
licun State organization to
Butlei will be made a basis
for work, the masses of Re
publicans are to be enlighten
ed on the way in which their
loaders have sold them out
f o r spoils.—Raleigh Special
to Charlotte Observer.
,
,
.
t IIP CIMIS- Bil*pO\VHrfl!l
. . .
politician
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
^CLOSING
mr
ACOMPLETE NEWS
PER
PA
I he Pr*do of the North Caroli
na Brest*."
Bo you want to aid in building
;tp a pajicr that Khali refhvt the
greatest credit on North Caroli
na, no iilatter where it uiav be
T^ 11 ' T i e n Patronize
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
1 he Wilmington Messenger
• Certain, Safe,acl Effective Reroedjlor
circingle quite tight. At the The trade has been corisuin-;
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Do you want a reliable paper
fourth lesson I tie the colt to mated, the bargain closed,
Producing Long-Sightedness, u Pes:of* g i v i n g y o u a l l t h e news o f t lit
ing tho Sight of the Q!J.
a hitching post, and put a Four years ago Marion But- ' ,
on world—a Democratic newspaper
bo.v on him. He soon gets ler turned the Alliance over Cures Tear Drops, Granulation? Scy-9
that equals the best—has the
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
largest circulation, and has for
accustomed to the weight!to the Populist party; two! ITS miiciTs <*n-x srutr isb naem tuz.
Alao, equally efficacious when rsed In other
twenty-one years been a part
maladies, such
Sore.,
and does not" mind it; then 1 years ago he sold the Popn I Timor*, Salt as Ulcers. FeverPlfra, or 1;
Rkona. lit.-or.
and taetorin tin growth nnddevwherever inflammation exist! l£j Tl±iEJ.E'A
take the boy off, remove the list party to the Republicans, 0AE YE may be Lied t»> advauiaye.
velopinent of tlie Old
North
i
• 3ECAUTiON
State? Then subscrbe for
blanket and put on the sad- H<- has received his pottage _ Sold br all Drasckii si 'I A
A RISC^SSLTY
THE W JLXIKTITOK MESSENGER
die; then 1 put the boy in the —a six year S. nator.diip .it
«i' .1 or - . i ..
-i n. Muchim- Shop,
•'
. i' ,i , i . Siio|>», mitt ajiy
Campaign Rates:
T-iE NORTH CAROLINA
saddle, letting him sit there $5,00<> a year,
e u i - *»»iv w
jlHe* 8rii u*ed.
.I- .i '
1 I,,
t.» be tlie
i i he 'Daily Messenger,'* by
College of
for tilleen minutes, but mov
.'i » i.iir-v-w ev -i ii-Ttu!^.
mail, -t months 011 trial, for
f K .;«) i :: I'Kt, rs ,.t ONCE.
Agriculture and
ing himself about ami other- Savanna ll News; A peeuda uo„ $2 .00
MechanicArts.
wise making himself eonspic liar speech at tlieu|>ening ot
h;;j .
supply
The weekly "Transcript Mes
•'car! Street. Coctonuous Then 1 put. the saddle i he Ponferem-e was a caution Offers Three Technical Cours
senger." (tlie largest a n d
on the horse, put the boy on | by Bishop Duncan to those es: The Course in Agricul
best paper in the State) 9
horseback, and leail the horse delegates who chew tobacco rare; The Course in S-jeiire;
months on trial for $1.00
The
Fash in advance. B o t h
about fifteen ininntes, then I not to expectorate on the CivilCourse 111 Mechanical iino
Engiieering
papers a r e large Eight-Page
1
give the lad the reins and let floor or llie handsome new
E idi COUIHH is broad arc
sheets. Send Postal Caro
him gently exercise the horse carpet, which has recently thofough. end the snstituwith the add r« s s o) fiv^ };erfor hall an horn. After tiiis? been put down. lie told rion is now eqn pp-d for e\*
s o n s a n d receive .sample cop
i s von
course of training any man them that ifThey must ch°w cellcnt work. Kxpens
ies of T HE M ESSENGER.
NATURE'S «
Out. 1 s t . 1888. tf.
or boy can line the colt, pro tobacco to go outside, and moderate. For catalog jes,
address
vided he lias sense enough 11 ley would find a nice, new
CURE FOR
Af.icx. Q. Holla lav, Pres
TAKE TUB
tc niHwnge him kindly.—Our curustone and plenty of fresh
B i!"'c»*b. V.
sand to expectorate upon
Dumb Animals.
or they could bi ing their ens
GOING
Bandits Bite the Dust.
pilot's, and in case of an e
V-w-w-w-w-w-www wwww-w vv-w
IJENNKBY , Okla., Jan. 19.— mergency I bey could use
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. I W e s t a n d N c r l L w c i t .
This new treatment for Catarrh and
The Rock Island train seat their hats.
diseases of the respiratory organs is
out from Kansas t it.v with
one of the most Important discoveries
Linigrants going to any oi tlie
in medical science and possesses the iVesteni States or Territories
Woe fill Lurk of Inform tioa.
a posse of deputy sheriffs for
following advantages t
urn Have time nmi money going
1. The patient can cure himself at a «mall expense
the special puiposeof round Philndelpliia Inquirer.
and vithout outside assistance.
in. < hieago nnd Alton route.
2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary
Tommy—Teacher told me
t is the quickest route to
during treatment.
ing up the Doolin gang, met
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the
C TY
the bandits in camp a lew to bring answers t > t b r e e
he remedy reaches ths seat
fatient and entail no discomfort,of the trouble K A N S A S I TIK R L, OD U N V E R ,
directly.
,
miles from Hen way at sun questions to-morrow. They
6. The remedies and means of appliance can be
are: How long is the- Schuyl
carried In ths packet without Inconvenience.
And ul! points in Idnlio, Wash
down last night, surround
F» FE Tft EATMENT at tiny drug atoro.
ington, Oregon, Utah
:»C-"'*ERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
ing them. At- daylight this kill river, where does tlie Deland California.
* */> ..ORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
morning the battle began,as eware empty, and what was
Uacierlne Mcdlcino Co., Waco, Texas, hi nest and Rest Equipped
a result of which Bill Doolin Mrs. Pen as maiden name?
Road in the West.
,j
Only line running Solid Yesti
was killed outright, Falsa Can you tell me tb answers?
Tommy s Pa—No.
>ud trains etween St. Louis
Jack and Zip Wyatt died
Tommy—Then the Bible is
nnd Kansas ity.
with their boots on and Sam
Reclining inlr ears and Tour
true and the sins of the fatli
Green, nil all-round deperuist 'i eiH ee of extra charge.
er are visited 011 l he son, for
I will mee pay ties at any rail
do, was foreed to bite the
i ll get licked to-morrow be
road station with through tickets
dust altera hot encounter.
and baggage checks.
c Wetall]2 Weather Boarding,
Bill Doolin was known as cause you don't know any
For lull information,maps ana
Camplote Ceilings^
descriptive pamphlets of the
a bandit only second in point thing.
West write to or call on
Corrugated Sheeting,
of desperation to Bill Cook.
Boston Transcript, 12th.—
B. A. NEIVLANH ,
•
Roofing Paints,
He had been engaged in ev Bed ham, Mass., claims t h e
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
ery imaginary sort of crime, honor 0 1 ha ving established I
BB .
Iron Roofir«q,
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
J. CllAULTOX,
P. A
from bank robbing to mur the first free public school in
Es'o Troughs, Gutters and Spouting „
Chicago. 111.
der, and the men with him the world, and as evidence
t#®AM fcrms of Sheet M3lal for Bullcfl^ i
!lr>
I COMPLETE AND READY .) <
were hone the less desperate. that the ciaim is wtll found
ITO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED
•
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It. is considered a sgreat vic ed the citizens celebrated in
Illili. . fj.
S!<A h
ISM
WE WANT
'i
P" BWeg
tory for la w and order.
the Memorial Hall last even
,y \<-• C.. , • i! , -• m'c. OwntaMbft.
—AN—
a- ten Hwt 'i. +t*U4r
ing, the two hundred and fif
The People Toot The Bill.
tieth anniversary of the es
The Fusion Legislature is
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C; V-.
tablishment of that school.
/ InthUlewn—nnenorgtlie rrorkman to
going it rather strong. The
)
*>r*l»-r«i p.ikI Al'Pl.Y our uiatoriali
)
Senate has eight pages and Morgan ton Herald. Populism is a civ* oe b!c:--d of fine, high-grade Chl- ; larthl-i vtcl>»5ty. solicited* writs Cor
.-)»'•:,>dt>nco
PER DAY
. ,t-». a..»I
1
PLI up in attractive aad orig
sixteen laborers in its service swept over Kansas a few years inal packages and packed in bxndsonie > - ,uiT CO., Cincinnati, Hnio,
Easily RSadea
...
pounds esch
and the House of Representa like a prairie fire. To-day there's counter display bo- 'y of zixin packages,
ESTABLISHED 19TE;,
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(either
is ci
f-vd
Wc
manr .ncn, WOBUII , boy«. and firis to
fives has twenty pages and nothing left ot it all but a little at a reason-cb' i ar.-i
lower price to
work f -r us a few hoars daily, r:gln in *n«l around
consumer
- any other package tea
tli -irown homes The business is easy, y>Ie»sea*t,
fwent.v-five laborers. Their ashes and a bad smell and Pef thethe market the any merit whatever and
on
of
std.-rlr honorable, nnd pays better tlir.n anyothaf
Oifercd Sf-nt*. Ym li^re a clear frld nnd no
affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor
names and wages were given fer's whiskers.
ompefifi > i. F,Ti»erien?« and sj-eeinl stilllty un
oughly reliable, first-class article, abso
in the News and Observer of
necessary. No capital required. We eqnip TOO
lutely pure, always the same; fre
rfi.h ever thi'tT tbat you n»r<l, treat you well,
MMMM
the 20th. These legislators
JU5L
nni h-lp ran to earn t n times ordinary v ayeg.
DEALERS
—FOR THE HE A UNO OF THE NATIONSW'irnea do as TT*. II ss men. and Yuiys and jtirls
-vill find the Five and Ten Cent packages
of the new era are becoming
Bl Ufoeil t>»v. At
i. anywhere, can do the
the cheapest and most salable package
wiuk. All succeed
fr'iow onr plain and simvery aristocratic. They re
tea on the market and consumers pro
; is di-e-tio'is. rtaruest **-k will sorely bring
nounce it "the best and mosteconomical.1
TIIF GREAT SOUTHERN RETORT FOR
cta ve more waiting upon than
yoti ,*v -rest de>M of monr
F.Tervtbinf fs new
Kin-Go Tea
Mi . l cr-at demand. M'ri'e for our pamphlet
[fll! Skin and Blood Diseases to sell and is convenient to handle, easy
has proved a big success
any of their predecessors. In
rormall«n. No linrna
ci-eu!;ir, nnd receire full »*-.
wherever introduced.
flonc if yon conclude not to go on with the
It purifies, builds up and enriches
fact, it is necessary to add j
We are extremely anxious to have all
business.
the blood, and never fails
dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re
only a few more "laborers'
Y& y to cure the most inveterate
CLFCO^CE STIFV SC^& CO.,
quest that you include a few boxes with
PTP / BLOOD AND SKIN DISto the roll to give each one
Box
your next order to your wholesale house;
&<*/ EASES, if directions are folor order direct of us, we will see tbat
jpl lowed. Thousands of gratePORTLAND,
of them a vaLer tor his own!
are supp1^ For further lnfo>
>n
•* ful people sound its praises
address
personal use.
and attest its virtues.
Bafnmer%
But the people foot the bill. |
53TWRITE for Book of Won
T HE KM-DOTEA
M*
derful Cures, sent free on ap°
—News and Observer.
-"-A,i\
HIHK6
SORE, WEAK, & IKFLAMEB EYES,
CAGTERINE
—
Tlie Scmtli Is Marching On.
Since three of the large cotton
manufacturing corporations of
Lowell have applied to the State
of Massachusetts for amende J
charters, so that they may oper
ate factories in the South, in
creased attention is given to the
facilities for cotton manufactur
ing possessed by that section. It
is conceded that, contrary to pre
dictions, the Southern mills have
succeeded and made in o n e y .
Their goods are sold in competi
tion with New England goods and
have in some grades almost dis
placed the latter. The reason, in
fact, wh\ New England thinks of
manufaetli ing in the cotton conn
try is that competition with the
South in certain kinds of .yarn
ami cloth has become impiacticabie.
But there is a n< ti'cable dispo
sition to minimize the advanta
ges for cotton manufacture en
joyed by southern factories. The
New Englanders. as a rule, affirm
that the reason manufacturing
is cheaper in the South is thai
their hours ol work are longer
ami wages are lower than in tin
j plication.
North. This is an old assertion
Press and Carolinian: Poor
If not kept by your local druggist,
.vhich Southern manufacturers
send $1.00 for large bottle,
oi l North Carolina! A non for six bottles, and medicineor 55.00 j
will be!
have again and again denied.
sent, freight paid, by
The real factors of success are t hp entity in politics, split in the I BLOOD BAL.TI CO., A t l a n t a . G a .
Neither flesh nor
nearness to cotton fi< Ids and coal middle.
mines, the milder climate, the new fowl—nor fish. Not exactly
er machinery and the oheavei a Connecticut wooden nut
cost Of living generally. At prcs meg, but a Rttiffed sausage ~%^ • THE STAMOARD. t
•*
• ••
—w • •• 1. mm, m
• • • • • • • • • •
V"
ent coarse goods are made, but without tiny of the sausage f *
there is no reason why after u ingredients. Two souls for :
DURAKG'S
I
time the finest should no f be United States Senati rs with
made.
!
CATARRH] Jiiicap anti Alton R. R.
<
\
^31 I
flotaniG Blood Balm
IRHEUMATIS REMEDY!
out a single thought in com
mon, if principle is adhered • snstainod its reputation for 18 years $
>
1). l!. \Vall;pi- of Alt. Olive.
to; two hearts that do not
Wayne county, writes t h c
beat as one: Though elected
It is en lors"! by ttooorrnds of E'hysi
• rians, Fubiishers and Patients. It is
Wilmington Messenger that
*£ purr-'p vegetabie nnd t ufids up from the
by the same legislature!
• first dose. It never f»ils torurc.
he has $80 in (hn federate
<>
Eb-ieo is one dollar a bottkx or six
•
money which he would like Franklin Press:—We notice that • bottles for five dollars. Our '0-page Pampblet sent Free by Mail. Add real,
to exchange for national cur Asheville, Charlotte and Durham |
Uurang's Rhcuualls Remedy 3o.
r»Micy, and asks if the Messen and several other cities had a • 1316 L Street, Washington, o. C.
good man vgerma lis along about T Durang'a Lirer I'lUmxre the ' t on
ge?* makes su;h exchanges, Christmas. Wonder why they did T earth. They act with au ease that ra^kca
T
b;
l^e Messenger refers him to not have some 1rishmans thrown ( 1them a householdtiox. sing.
raiCE 2S CTS PXa
3 BOTES FOR $1. A
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FOR BALE P T)2v00IST3.
Marion Butler.
in oceasi >nallv for variety.
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ENDORSED BY
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of Me<llc»l I>*partm*nt Tulano rnlverslty
of Loulstiana, who, after a careful analyst*,
pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
•which he cheerfully recommends to the
public.
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
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Watauga Democrat.
VOL 7
BOOXE,
COUNTY, X. C.,
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 7. 1895,
XO. 14
L E T T E R . t o issue notes of such denom "DOWN WITH THE MACHINE." the machine." The "oligai- pearanceof death, is so fright
chy" must be suppressed if ful t h a t i t fills the soul with
inations a s he may deem News and Observer.
From our Regular Correspondent*
r,T JSlSSSSa.
best in place of currency pre The people of North Caro independence in thought and grief. 1 d o think t h a t [>eople
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH AENAMELLED CALf.
T h a t there is a conspiracy sented for redemption. A t lina are an independent, self- sjieech is t o be left t o the elec are often buried alive? Yes, I
;4.*3.SJ FINE CALFUCANGARCOL
*3.59PCUCE,3S0LES. in existence t o make nioimy present he is compelled t o re assertive people. They will ted law-makers of the Sta*e. do; perhaps oftener t h a n we
—
(imagine. Life m a y e x i s t
O«£.W0RKIN6M
'
o u t of the condition ot the issue notes of the same de not tolerate bossism o r even
** -EXTRA FINEwil EN is DEATH REAL .
i without being evident; but
Treasury is believed by many nomination a s those redeem a suspicion cJ it. In the last
<2.^1 .75 BQYS' S CHMLSHOEI
• LADIES men in both branches of ed and cancelled. Theother, campaign, t h e Fusionists "Except where a sqi^ical iwij^vidence of life is n o t
Congress. Naturally mem which amends the law for made capital by denouncing operation is pcrfot rimdY the * 0 0 1 of death. If ever we
LEND FOR CATALOGUE
•L-DOUGLAab e r s of t h e administra the issue of gold certificates, " t h e Democratic machine." only absolute sign of death j a r e able t o discover the moBROCKTOH^MASS.
Oyer On* Million People wear the
tion will m t express their be provided t h a t such certificat and made some good people is the decomposition of the ment when death substitutes
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes lief upon such a matter. T h e es shall not be receivable for believe t h a t it was controll- body," said a physician t o a itself certainly tor life, we
AH our shoes are equally satisfactory
New York Sun reporter. " I shall have solved a problem
They give the best value for the money.
idea of the conspirators a s customs dues after July l 8 t , " i n g the State.
They equal custom «hoee in style and fit.
They came into power de- have had cases of apparent which has occupied the philo
1895, and shall not be avail
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
understood by those who be
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
lieve in their existence, is t o able for use a s a p a r t of Na nouneing"King Caucus" and death in my own practice. sophers of all times and all
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
Dealers ever) where, Wanted, agent to withdraw
gold from t h e tional bank reser ve fund ami "machine rule." They weie An urgent message from the countries."
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
Treasury and hoard it until discontinues their further is the bogy men they set u p t o physician in chargecalled me
Write at once.
The Blessings of the Rabbit.
frighten the unwary. With one night t o a young ladies'
gold can by its scarcity be sue.
Sixteen out ol the twenty- the usual course of reformers, seminary in this city. As I
forced t o a premium Your
A French chemist of g r e a t
|correspondent does not un- one votes which were cast in 'for revenue only," these ascended the s t a i r s t o t h e pa eminence has prophesied t h a t
idertaketo make a positive the Senate against the Nica- 'Reformers" have enthroned tient's room I was met by in the future the bread food
| statement t n a t there is a I raugua Canal b'U.came from King Caucus on a high ped- the housekeeper, who, be of the race everywhere will
conspiracy, but the facts a r e I democrats, and eleven out of esDil, and made Boss Rule tween her sobs, could only not be grown but chemically
su.y: ' I t is too late, d o c t o r ;
such as to justify t he suspic- j the thirty-one votes cast for their fetich.
produced. Now a Norwegian
it, thirteen democrats were
At first, a caucus was call she is dead.' I went u p t o
i ion t h a t there is. It is known |
prophesies t h a t the rabbit
, to a certainty t h a t the legi paired. Opinion differs wide ed t o decide everything. the room, nevertheless. There will be the real source of meat
The management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
timate demand for gold—to ly a s t o the probability of t h e Soon the Bosses tired of the upon the bed lay a young supply for the race when the
Society in the Department of
pay debts and for purchases bill passing the House. Only democracy of a large caucus girl of a b o u t eighteen. Her Malihusian prophesy is ful
the Carolinas, wishes to se
ir. Europe—could have been one thing is certain, and t h a t where 1 t was possible for face bore the mask of death. filled when the cattle fail t o
" T a r n sorry t o have dis
cure a few Special Resident
met with less than one half is, that it cannot be brought some of theii plans t o mis
supply the food for the count
turbed you a t this hour,' the
Agents. Those who are fitted
o f the gold t h a t h a s been t o a vote in the House with carry. What then?
less millions y e t t o till t h e
for this work will find this
All legislation relating t o doctor said; ' t h e heart stop earth. We get some figures
recently withdrawn from the o u t an order from the com
Treasury. I t . i K perfectly mittee on Rules. I t has been county government and elec ped beating about five minu from a n editorial in the Philclear t h a t more t h a n one- stated by fr iends of the bill tion laws was ostensibly left tes ago.'
adelpnia Record. S o m e o n e
It iswork, however, and those
half of the gold withdrawn t h a t Speaker Crisp has part t o n committee of both Mous " I bent over and listened has calculated t h a t a pair of
who succeed best in it possess
is now hoarded in the vaults ly promised t h a t a n order- ses, who a r e t o act in concert a t the chest; no respiration, rabbits in four years have
character, mature judgment,
of banks of sate deposit com settling a time for a vote with a n outside committe of no beating of the heart was multiplied t o 1,274,840 if all
tact, perseverance, and the
panies. Why? I t can earn would be reported, but the "machine" men,composed of t o be hearti. While 1 listen the young ones are kept alive.
respect of their community.
nothing for its owners w hile s t a t e m e n t h a s n e v e r b e e n Marion Butler, Daniel Russdl ed some one s a i d :
Think this matter over care
The Record says t h a t a fe
" I id way 8 thought she
fully. There's an unusual
thus lyi n g idle, and the men confirmed by a member of t h e Harry Skinner, Wm. A. Guth
male rabbit castsyoung o r e s
opening for somebody. If it
who are credited with doing committee. Even if such a n lie and Thos. R. Purnell. would g o off is one of those e i g h t t i m e s a y e a r ; i f s h e
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ihe hoarding a r e men who order were reported it might "Ostensibly," we say.- Tim attacks.'
cast seven a t the average she
ther information on request.
always expect a profit o u t of meet the fateof the Currency big five will determine t h e "These words were a revel bears fifty-six all told in a
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
all their financial transac bill order—be rejected by the whole thing, and will order ation t o me and I hastily y e a r . L e t u s s a y t h a t s h e
Rock Hill, S. C.
tions. There is only one way House. The Canal lobby is the hands t o carry i t into ef threw off my coat and began bears fiftv per year, and esti
artificial respiration. Little
fect.
they can make profit o u t of very active.
mate each a t ten pounds; she
There is not q member of by little there was a change
A decided administration
this one, and t h a t is t o lorce
produces 500 pounds of meat
PROFESSIOXAL.
gold t o a premium. T h a t ' s victory was won in the Sen the Legislature who will d a r e of expression in the face: t h e in a year. As many poor peo
why so many believe they a t e Saturday afternoon when t o ex press an opinion until features relaxed, the eyes ap pie could get the rabbit's
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
are doing t h a t very thing, Senator Vest's amendment he hears trom the Big Five. peared less sunken, the face food free of cost, they could
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
or a t least trying t o d o it. t o the pending Hawaiian res Never have we know sucn ser became flushed; the eyelids practically get a few hundred
Boone, N.
Can Congress d o anything t o j olution was adopted by t h e vility. such abasement, such moved, and after a full hour pounds of meat for nothing.
head off such a-conspiracy? | Senate. The Vest amendment absolute fear of expressing of constant work the life of Then, too, the rabbit skins
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. I t unquestionably can, but expresses sympathy with all convictions. The a t t i t u d e youth returned. The girl
are worth something, when
Boone, N. C.
will it do so? T h a t is a ques attem pts t o establish repub of the members of the Legis had a n attack of grave hys p r e p a r e d . U n d e r v a r i o u s
Resident Physician. Office tion easier t o ask t h a n t o lican instiiutions; reaffirms lature toward the machine teria. 8he i s now married names twenty million rabbit
on King Street north of Post answer. If there is smli a the doctrine of absolute non- is like t h a t described by Maj. and is the mother of three
skins a r e exported yearly
Office.
handsome children.
conspiracy, i t exists s Jely interferance with foreign na Chas. II. Smith of the origi
from Austria to London. Lon
"I11 another case I had
because of the belief of i t s tions, and says: " T h a t the nal Bill Arp.
don alone uses every week
• How are you going t o seen my patient at 11 p. 111..
members t h a t Congress will administration of President
half a million of rabbits most
and after giving my instruc
d o nothing t o prevent its Cleveland i n maintaining vote this year?" some one
of which come from Belgium.
A110RNEY A7 LAW,
tions t o the nurse in charge
opeiation being successful. this policy a s t o our foreign asked Bill. " I d o n ' t know,
Belgium earns yearly ten mill
MARION,
N. 0
sir, till lean see Col Johnsing. 1 had gone away. At seven ion t o twelve million dollars
Piesident Cleveland and Sec relat ions deserves the a ppro v
o'clock the next morning I
-(opretary Carlisle a r e thorough ai and support of the Ameri and Col. Johnsing, he d o n ' t
011 rabbits, and France eigh
can people." The odd fea know till he can hear from received the message, ' F a
Will practice in the courts ol ly alert, and they will not al
ty million dollars."
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitch* 11, McDow- low gold t o g o t o a prem ture ot this victory was t h a t Judge Underwood, and J u d g e ther passed away quietly this
The Norman rabbit is pro
morning a t 1:30.' This was
and all ither counfhs in the
ium if it be possible under the i t was won by the vote of Underwood he d o n ' t know
nounced the best. As t o t h e
western district !®"SpcHal at ten
Senator Pettigrew, who it until he can git a letter from rather unexpected. I knew
question of meat future gen
tion given to the coilcction ol authority vested in them by
t h a t I had left the patient in
lairm?."®*
present laws t o prevent it, will be remembered was one little Alex. Stephens—a n d
erations a r e safe. How very
daiiger, but did n o t imagine
by issuing more bonds, and of the Republican Senators who in the devil tells little
cheap it is, too. and how good
W. B. Coimcill M. ». T. C. Blackburn.
t h a t I was seeing liiin for the
they are both satisfied t h a t who voted against the Mc- A leek how t o vote, I c a n ' t
is the rabbit t o e a t wPer. prop
Boone, N. C.
Zionvillc, N- C.
last time. However, after a
i t wil' be, alihough they Kinley tariff hill, he having guess."
erly prepared.—Messtn^er.
Ask any man among the hurried breakfast I went t o
would much prefer Congres with 23 Democrats voted for
t h e Vest amendment, while Fusionists what will be don3 the house and found t h a t the "IVrhaps you would n o t
sional action.
night nurse had spread a think so, but a very large
Senator Faulkner, who i s 18 Republicans a n d 4 Popu about election law, county
proportion of diseases in New
tog" Calls attended at all chairman of the committee lists voted against it. Had government, the University sheet over the body. I11 re York comes from carlessness
moving it*something—call it about catching cold," says
hours.
on Territories, i.j anxious t o Pettigrew voted with the Re appropriation, o r anything
intuition if you will—made Dr. Syrus Edson. " I t is such
June 1 , '03.
get the bills for the admis publicans there would have else, and if he tells the t r u t h
he will say: " I can't tell you me think t h a t the man was a simple thing and s o com
been a tie.
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. sion of Arizona and New
The tariff receipts of t h e till I se S. Otho Wilson, and n o t dead. Nor was he; and mon t h a t very few people,un
Mexico before the Senate
i t was not until five d a y s la less it is a case of pneumonia,
and hopes t o be able t o d o government a r e rapidly in he don't know till be can see
pay any attention t o a cold.
ter t h a t he really died.
New York is one oi the healso in a few days. Those bills creasing thus lurnishing a n Loge Harris, and Lnge, he
"Who knows how many thies places on the Atlantic
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
would have been passed long answer t o the argument ad don't know till he can see
times a physician who lias Coast and yet there a r e a
BOONE, N. 0.
ago, but for the secret oppo vanced by Republicans, t h a t Dan. Russell, and Dan. c a n ' t
the tariff would have t o be tell till he can see Marion attended a patient, a n d t o great many case3 of c a t a r r h
8& Special attention gi ven sition of Republican Sena
whom word is brought t h a t and consumption which have
to the colletion of claims.
tors, who lack the courage amended in order t o produce Butler, a n d Butler d o n ' t
more revenue, and bearing know till he can get a remit the sick one is dead, fills o u t their origin in this neglect of
Chamberlain's E70 anfl Skla Olntrraeat to" openly oppose the admis o u t the estimates made by tance from Richmond Pear the blank which the under th3 simplest precaution of ev
ery day life. The most sensi
la a certain cure for Chronic Bore Eyes, sion of those territories, but Secretary Carlisle of the t a r
Granulated Eya Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
son—and who in the devil taker presents him without ble advice is. when you have
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head, make use of all their par iff a s a revenue-producer.
taking the trouble t o see for one get rid of i t a s soon a s
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
liamentary skill t o kill t h e Chamberlain's Cough Rem- t e l l s Richmond Pearson
himself t h a t the death i s possible. By all means d o
( t h a t ideal'Plebeian,' a s Rus
TO HOS918 OWitHHS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con bills indirectly, by prevent- ^ y gives the best satisfac- sell would sa.y) I can't guess." real?
T h a t probably hap- not neglect i t . " Dr. Edson
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. ing their being acted upon.
tion ot any cough medicine I
does not tell you how t o cure
They tone up tha system, aid digestion, cure
If
not
handle, and a s 11 seliei leads
H i t were n o t s o humiliat-| pens every day in this city; a cold but we will. T a k e
Secretary Carlisle succeed
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving ed in getting the House t o all other preparations in t h i s ing, the depth of machine and what of the country, Chamberlain's Cough Rem
Dew life to an old or over worked horse. 25
market. 1 recommend i t be- rule t o which Fusion lias where the doctor often lives edy. It will relieve the lungs,
Cents per package. For salo by druggists.
a d o p t two important amend
cause it is the best, medicine b,. O U jrht us, would be ridicu- miles away from his patient? aid expectoration, open i h e
ruents t o the Sundry Civil 1
• ft-M r V . u
i ? ? e r handled h ) r foughs, j o u g a n c ] T U jth provoking. ' The thought of the t o r t u r e secretions ami soon rffe3t a
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indlrestlon, and Stomach dtaorden, take
appropriation bill. The first colds and crouo. A. \\ . BALD- " AUU . K
.
.
permanent, c u r e . TwentyF ,
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
restores t o t h e Secretary of RIDGE , Mill- rsville, III. F o r
Theory of every patriotic of those who may have h. en five and fifty cent bottles for
All dealers keen it, fl per bottle. Genuine haa
Wade-mark ana crossed red lines on wrapper.
the Treasury the d i s c r e t i o n s a l e b v VV. L. Bryan.
[man must be
Down with.buried alive, under false ap- sale by W. L. Bryan.
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For this small outlay you can secure these ml
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abridged. revised to date. The Britannica
a business trip to Elk Park.
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uis. will be ojiened ( P . V.) on the first Monday in February
—John 'A. Penney li a s tfie best wishes and kindest unawares. This prince may
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—All persons who have not the new up-to-dute edition
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—The Board of Education settled their taxes for 1894,
PROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
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PKOFESSOR VALENTINE.
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—Mr. It. A. Mast, ot Ba cost, a s I must have them, Hood's Hursupurilla. acting
Was expended in its preparation, requiring the ed :
ker's Gup, Tenn., was in our and will proceed t o levy on through trie Rood, readies every
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boo American authors were employed on
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way
catarrh.
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Young and another "Reform
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i. A thorough equipment of new maps up to
umn.
-The ground-hog did not
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PRIMARY, #1.00 per month.
a. The American Copyright Aaicles, re
see his shadow on the 2nd in e r " were closeted, selecting
—Miss Carrie, daughter of
written to date by eminent American writers, la
the magistrates to be elected
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
other respects this Edition is word for word,
Mr. W. L. Bryan, is visiting Watauga, unless it was in the from Raleigh t o wnship. They
studies.)
line for line, page for page, identical with tha
expensive Edinburgh Edition, costing $8.00
livr sister, Mrs. Pr. Morphew, 'shank' of the evening, but were parcelling them o u t
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
per volume.
we d o n ' t think it counts un
u t Marion, N. C.
studies usually caught in the ordinary colleges, a n d a t
)• But the crowning feature of this Edition
thus: "One negro for you,
less he sees his shadow in the
Is Its American Additions and Revisions,
greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga a n d
one white man for me"—
—Our friend, B. J . Councill
prepared under the supervision of that widely
fore-noon. A littlesunshinein
adjacent counties t o avail themselves of the advantages
known Encyclopedic Editor. W. H. DEPUY,
h a s suffered much from a fel
white a i d colored, black and
thus offered t o their children.
D.D., LL. D., assisted by a corps of trainad
the evening whereby a hog
writers, thoroughly revising the entire work
tan, Rep. and Pop. These
on on his finger, but seems t o could see his shadow ought
Excellent board may be obtained a t t h e neighboring
to date.
be getting better now.
a r e tlie fellows who denounc
Not only are all Scientific and Historical
farm bouses, the highest r a t t s not exceeding seven dollars
not t o count and we shall
Subjects brought absolutely up to date, but a
per month.
— T h e weather! Well,it has not lo >k for severe weather ed the "oliarchy" for choos
vast fund of niw information is added, relating
to the material, social, industrial and educational
ing the magistrates for the
Reference t o the climate is unnecessary. The crowds
been simply awful, but a t unless he saw it in the fore
progress of the world, together with many
t h a t throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect., all within
people. T h e s e a r e t h e great
thousand New Biographies not in the original
this writing it seems some p a r t of the day, and then by
a few miles of the school, bear testimony t o the exceeding
Edition nor in any other Encyclopedia.
men-who control the city of
what improved.
a bright sunlight.
healthfulness of the surroundings.
For a Short Time
Raleigh. How do you like
—You can get a Nissen
This elegant Reference Library will be offered
it?
to subscribers of THE C HARLOTTB O BSERVER
Tha Discover) Saved His'Life.
wagon for #10.00 less than
at remarkably low introductory prices, and on
Mr. G. Caillouette,. droggist,
terms so easy at to teem almost ludicroua.
former prices a t T A. CritchA severe rheumatic pain in
There arc four styles of binding, and all
Beuversville, III., suys: "To l)r, the left shoulder had troubled
er's, Bamboo, N. U.
styles have double-hinged, flexible backs,
King's New Discovery I owe niv
sewed precisely like an Oxford Teacher's
Mr. J . H.Loper.a well known
Bible, so that they are durable and convenient.
—For Sale:- 100 acres of life. Was taken with La Grippe druggist of Pes Moines, Iowa,
and tried all the physicians for
It is an actual fact that this book la mors
valuable land on Brushy miles about, hut of no avail and for over six months. A t
strongly bound than the Edition which is sold
for $8.00 per volume.
Fork. Easy terms given the was given up and told I couldn't times the pain was so severe
Yes, the old yenr of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
Upon application we will send you dm script lorn
t h a t he could not lift any
Having Dr. King's New Dissovand prices of the various styles, and you
purchaser. N. II. Shipley.
.and troubles, and the New Yenr 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
aiay select any style of binding you chooso
ery in my store I sent for a bot thing. With all h» could .lo
us, and we all should make the best use of i t possible. The
and have the privilege of paying for It at tha
—Matried on yesterday eve tle and began its use and from the he could not get rid of it un
way t o d o t h a t is t o begin right and keep right the'Jyear
rate of 10 cents a day. half the set being
ning, by D.„B. Doughei•ty, J . first dose began J;o get better and til he applied Chamberlain's
delivered to you at once ; or, we will deliver
through.
after using three bottles was n
the entire set of a8 volumes on payment of
P., Mr. h u m Pennell, of Peer and about again. It is worth its Pain Balm. " I only made
You can d o this by doing nil your trading during the
#5.00 per month. All charges paid by us to any
railroad station in the United States.
field, t o Miss Belle Edmisten, weight in gold. We won't keep three applications of it," he
year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
says, "And have since been
store or house without it." Get a
THE OBSERVER,
of New River.
eral merchandise, all a t the
free trial bottle at W. L. Brvans. free all pain." He now re
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
commends it to persons sim
— Weldon Murphy, of Gray
The Senate stands 3 9 for ilarly afflicted. I t is for sale
son county, Vu., who h a s
by VV. L. Bryan.
I will s e i z o r strictly pay down during t h e year 1895, by
been in jail here for some the Administration plan on
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper t h a n on credit. F o r
NOTICE
Thesinkingof theship Elbe
time accused of horse-steal finance t o 4 7 against it. I t
instance good sole leather a t 21c., by the side, good coffee
JOEL NORRIS & SON
ing, was releasedJ a s t week. may be amended and passed in the North sea on the coast
20c. a lb., sugar 1 7 lbs. for #1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
vs.
yet, most of the Republicans of England was one of great
mance 6% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by t h e
D. J. HOUCK.
—Married on the 31st ult.
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashin t he House will support the disasters not often read of.
By the authority of an ex mers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in t h i s
a t the residence of the bride's bill it is said.
Over 3 0 0 lives were lost, in a ecution issneid from the Su part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
father, J o h n It. Hodges, Mrs.
wa tery gra ve. The El be was perior Court of Watauga also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
Mary Simmons, widow of J .
Cure for Headache.
ran into by a Scotish Steam county directed t o me in notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bi$N. Simmons, t o Mr. George As a remedy for all forms of
above entitled action. I will
h e a d a c h e E l e c t r i c b i t t e r s h a s er Crathie, and sunk. After sell for cash a t the Court sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows, water piping etc.,
Wilcox.
prove 1 to be the very best. It ef the Crathie had disabled the House d o o r in the town of
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
—J. B. Clarke, the Blowing fects a permanent cure and t. h e Elbe, i t is leported t h a t it Boone t o the highest bidder
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
Itock grocer, makes his best most dreaded habitual headache barked from the Elbe and on t he 4th day of March '94 it lie hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices. Please
yielus to its influence, and weurge
bow t o the public and asks all who are atfiicted to procure a took a n opposite course and ing the first Mon. in said month, give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
for a division of trade. He bottle, and give this remedy a left the Elbe's crew t o their t o satisfy balance due on goods cheap. Wishing all my friends a n d customers a
judgement in above entitled
h a s a nice line and offers bar fair trial. In cases of habitual fate. Only about 20 of the action of #10,70 with inter prosperous and happy New Year. I a m
bitters
gains t h a t will "catch" you. eonsti mt-ion Electric tone to cure crew were saved, the others est and cost, the following
Yours Anxious to please,
by giving the needed
the
See a d .
bowels, and few cases long resist went down with the Elbe. described tract of leal estate
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
—Strayed from my lot, two the use of this medicine. Trv It The officers of the Crathie to-wit: 1 2 acres lying on the
waters of Grassy Creek, Wa
once. Large bottles oidy 50c.
fine black berkshire shoats W. L. Br pan.
are bitterly denounced and t a u g a county adjoining the
marked with a n under-bit m
a n investigation will b e lands ol Mollie Lippard, J .
Ex-Queen Lil of Hawaii made. Only one woman was VV. Jackson and others. This
each car. One has a white
fore leg. Will pay what is has been arrested.
saved from the great disas Feb. 2, 1 8 9 5 .
W. H. CALAWAY , Sheriff.
light for delivery of same. J .
ter and perhaps 20 men. The
Poor Digestion.
OF
F . Hardin.
NOTICE.
fieads to nervousness, fretful- best estimate made is t h a t
ness peevishness, chronic dyspep
—'Prof. Yarboro commenc sia and great misery. Hood'sSar three hundred and four were By the authority of a power of
sale contained in a certain mor*,
ed his school iu the Masonic saparilla is the remedy. It tones lost.
gage deed executed to me by JI s now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
hall here on last Monday but the sfomach, creates an appetite
F or seven years o r more D. Bryan and wife. Sallie. to se
and gives a relish to food. It
cure a debt of $217.00^and inter able medicine, known a s the A MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDI
owing t o the extremely cold
makes pure blood and gives heal Mrs. \V. P. Louder, of Quincy, est. and recorded in book C page
natural herbs of our mountain sec
weather the school was not thy action to all the organs of Ky., was subject t o severe a t 422 of the mortgage records of CINE, composed pf
"
4
tacks of cramp colic. ? Mr. 8 . Watauga county, I will sell for ti'on.
large a t the opening, but it the body. Take Hood's for Hoods
* This wonderful medicine isliigffly recommended for cisR. Morse, a druggist of t h a t cash to the highest bidder at the
Sarsaparilla cures.
promises t o be a success.
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys a n d all diseases ari
Hood's Pills become the favor place, recommended Cham court house door in nooneon the sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. I t is
berlain's Colic, Cholera and 4th day of March, it being the
—Mr. J . B. Hodges has been ite cathartic witn every one who
Diarrhoea Remedy, which first Monday in said month, the pure, simple, cheap and effective v I t is recommended by
at,/ work on the gold mine tries them. 25c.
has effected a permanent following described real estat to the physicians of the county, and is one of the best raedK
n6ar J o h n R Hodges,on Elk.
NOTICE.
cure, suving her much suffer wit: The farm on which the said cines on the market.
find the ore taken out is of
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
I am offering for sale 85 acres ing besides the trouble and J. D. Bryan now lives and which
the best quality yet found in of fine lands. 25 acres bottom, on expense of sending for a doc he purchased from Geo. McGinnis with full directions on each, P ice #1.00 per package,sent
containing 107 acres more or less.
t h e mine. T h e prospects New River, adjoining the lands of tor, which was often neces Said land sold subject to a prior post paid t o any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
A. J. Critcher, and Rudy Vannoy.
now a r e t h a t the property Terms, one-half paid down and sary. F o r sale by W. L . mortgage given to Shattuck and pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it and be convinced t h a t
RESPECTFULLY,
Huffman, of New York. ThiiLJan- we are not trying to humbug you.
will be sold in the near fu the other on 12 months time. For Bryan.
uary 30th, 1895.
%
1 H E M O U N TA I S M E D I C I N E O M P A N Y .
farther particulars address R. A. ftse"Subscribe for the DEMO
ture.
E. S. COFFEY , Atty. for
j Mast, Baker's Gap. Tenn.
Zionvillq, X. C., Sept. 6, 1894.
CRAT one yea
Mortgagee.
"
o moDiuH
I S DISGUISE.
J2; i u c e s * i d t o ^ 1 , 1 t h e C a r c "
l
ROYALTY
A W *, l ,
M5
t o VXU mine
H D p ICMIltS for
tea ! ,.w
:"1 i
.
Statesville Marble Works,
VALIE
(ItHIS
ACADEMY.
HEW YEAK GEEETOTGSI
VERY OWES! PRICES,
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANT
ZIONVIllE NORTH GARMA
�Tha Watauga Democrat
crats believe the issue on sil
CONGRESS.
T h a t eminent "Reformer."
(•HIM
ver in 1896 will in their fa vor There was a sensational t Richmond Pearson, who D
Bulk soda is inferior to package soda.
and the country w ill sustain scene in Congress on t h e | heie t o ' save the S t a t e " L
1hilled;} x fob. 7.
them. So the matter stands first. Congressmen Brecken- incidentally trying t o help
, himself in 1896 hv having
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
ridge and Heared ^ l w ' e a ( n j Mitchell countv transferred
thuslv.
There is a radical difference
other the lie and called each f I O m rhe 8 t h t o the 9rh Conof opinion between theRepub There has been very little other scoundrels and a fight i gressional district. In this
licans"nnd Populists on t h e done in our legislature since was onlv prevented by other way he expects t o get 8 0 0
BEWARH
is the whole story
county government question. our last issue. The county members holding them a majority, which, added t o
of igUbtxta trade
butILS aad
about
The Republicans in their cau government system and the part, both were arrested and his little 129 majority last
cus the* other day decided t o election law is the most im apologies were made. The November, will give him a
tuin over the Eastern coun portant matters t o come be Hawaiian resolutions caused better chance ofeleetion next
year. Ewart, Moody, a n d
ties, body and soul t o the ne fore t h a t august body. 11 the trouble. Both Demo Geo. Smathersare going gun ^
groes* A committee compos *s not possible for anyone t o crats and both old men. niag after his scalp, a n d he
tiun
r-1 "JCTOC C06tS 30
Psu:tx^e soda—never spo
*>3. fiour—u.ijvemlly acknowledged purest Ln theworl
ed of Russell, Purnell. Evvart, foretell what will be done a s This tumultuous scene sur will need fortifications t o
5ft
and others was instructed t o t o the county affairs, o passed anything seen on the protect himself.—News a n d
oily by CZUHCEI k CO., New Tori.
by froccrs everywhere.
H
9
Observer.
TYrlie far A.rm and Hammer Hook of valuable kcciprta rgfj.
prepare a county government course some changes will be floor of the House for years.
billon strict Republican line*. made but no one now Knows
T h i s action was. a d o p t e d how or what, o r when. I
LEGISLATURE.
unanimously. With the ex Senator Moody's prediction
A hill passed the House
ception of about five Popu proves true t h a t the legisla giving^t lie Western counties
lists they a r e all against this ture will adjourn on the 1 5 t h further time to* settle their
Republican plan and have of this month, we will soon S t a t e taxes. The bill incl i
sworn t o fight it t o thedeat.fi. know what has been done, des Watauga, Ashe, ?llleEGGS. BUTTER. POULTRY,"AXD
The Republicans a r e equally hut nobody believes t h a t thif ghany etc. The n»»w county
a s determined, not t o give great reform legislature wil Scotland that has been before
OTHER PRODUCE TO
up the Republican idea. S o adjourn before the 6 0 d a y s the House and so much
the fusionists have thus join are out. They can d o lot> 8peeehmaking on it was fine
ed issue upon the most im of devilment in a tew days- ly left t o a vote of Richmond
portant subject of legisla when they get their plans county which is equivoleut
308 10th St root A. IT
WASH I SGI ON, D. C.
tion. More swallowing will laid. Of course the people t o its heir g killed.
Mr. B. X. Thomas
Kransvllle, West V*.
have t o be done very soon would like to have rhe con
and who will d o it. the Re cern break up and g o home The war fever between Mex
publicans or Populists? T h e today or a t the earliest d a y ico and Guatemala is rising
} oil will receive the l i c h e n Cash Prices. We buy outright
From Loac of a Limb
Populists want t o carry o u t possible, for its evident t h a t and both countriesare mass
oi handle on Commission.
the non-partisan judiciary nothing will be done t o pro ing troops and preparing Dreadful Case ef White SweJIIngA Perfect Cure.
idea into the offices of coun mote the interest of t h e their navies tor the fight. It
"Quick Sales and P r o m p t Returns." Commission for
One of the most serious forms of scrofula and
t y commissioners and mag State. They have struck a t i s also stated t h a t Central one of the most difficult to cure Is that of white
Rood's Sarsaparilia
istrates and propose t o d o eveiything heretofore estab American Republics will join swelling. wonderful eures of has accomplish handling goods, five per ce.it- "Send for our Price List.
ed many
white swelling,
this by adopting what is lished in hopes t h a t they Guatemala against Mexico. one of which is related below by Mr. B. E.
harnesses, saddles,
known a s t h e "emulative could do something t o pro If this is true there is but lit Thomas, a manufacturer of Read his letter:
etc., at Evansvllle, W. Va.
Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.:
plan." So far the legislature mote the interest of the Re tle doubt but the United "C. I. 18C2 I was telied with a severe attack of
"In
has done very little except t*> publicans a n d Populists States will favor Mexico, and wlrito swelling. Five years later I had to have
the flesh
limb eut open
turn o u t Democrats who whether the people were in we may look fur stirring times scraped. on mythe flesh healed andI the boo*
After
up was not
.0.
GROCERY STORE
troubled agaiu until January. l»2. I
had been elected and put terested or not, but a fail unless the trouble is soon down with the grip which settled In thewas taken
previous
ly affected limb, sores gathering where thero
-AT"niggers" in their places ure has been the result so far. settled.
had been scars, one in particular penetrating to
the bone. The whole front of my leg from knee
The concern has not finisher
to ankle seemed to be
A
its work on this reform move
A call for another sale, t o I could get Mass of Corruption.
Mr. Carver, Republican
ment yet, there a r e others Senator from Cumberland the amount o f $100,000,- benefit frombut little ease and comfortI and less
the medical treatment received,
friends advised
leg
o.
t o oe acted on, other Demo county i n a s h o r t speech 0 0 0 . more bonds, may be gome of mybut I Iftsltated, me to have thelese
amputated,
not
I take this method ofinfoy
| wanting to
Ferohance I saw an advertisement In
crats t o be turned o u t before said t h a t " h e wanted t o d o l o o k e d f o r a n y d a y . T h e a paper embracing a testimonial for Hood'V'Ha'r" rriing my old customers and
reform is complete, then tols right whether it was the gold reserve in the Treasury- •apart I la from one Mr. John McMurray, telling the|Gei)cr«l Public t h a t I have Owing to a recent change
on hand and forsnlea gener in our business, t h a t is, from
of good times w ill frirce them means of his coming back o r is being depleted everyday,
the "Old Time" credit sys
al assortment of
selves upon us.
what Hood's Sarsaparilia had done for
sou. I
not. If he was not sent back and Congress failing t o legis- concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilia sohisbought
I
S1AFLE A AD FA AC Y GRO tem t o a
It
had
he didn't care, for he wou'd a t e on the subject. More six bottlesItoftwoabout three months ago. ItI was
not taken
months when f could see
FINANCIAL AFFAIHS.
CERIES,
doing me more good than anything I had taken.
a s soon be in the woods hunt bonds will be the only rem I have now used about tiiree bottles. The sores
Mr. Springer's financial bil
have all healed up and
Such a s
ing rabbits and loxes a s t o edy.
reported t o the House is be
My Limb Is Psrfsstly ftsund.
COFFEE,
Y\ e are able t o o f f e r y o u
he in the Senate." Mr. Able,
It has also benefited my geueral health and I
SUGAR,
ing commented upon adverse
The North Carolina dele am now able to work at my trade. Hood's Si*
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
Democrat, interrupted Mr.
CHEESE,
eaparilla receives all the praise and I cannot
ly by Southern Democrats.
recommend It enough for the good
Carver, and asked him how gation in Congress is said t o me." : B. K. THOMAS, Evansvllle. W. It has done
n t 24 cts per lb.;
CRACKERS,
Va.
This bill is called the admin
many foxes he had ever kill je united jjiu opposition t o Hood's Pills cure liver Ilia, eonetlpatlosi,
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
CAKES,
istrhtion bill and in accord ed (Laughter.) "Mr. Carver the President's new currency biliousness, laundlcs.slekbeadaeha. Uulliteatla*
F RUITS,
per It).;
w i t h the Administration.
NUTS,
claims t o have killed 1,274 schemes.
NOTICE.
I t is now thought t h a t most
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, Extra ' C" s j g a r a t 1 6 lbs.
foxes. Mr. Carver is no
State of North Carolina, Wa
to the dollar; good, heavy .
of the Republicans will vote
Buck leu's Arnica Sa'vo,
tauga countv, in the Superior CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
doubt a good fox hunter a c
domestic a t 7 cts per yard.
for the bill and most of the
The best salve in the world for Court, D. M. Norris VH. E.B. Mil
SODA, LAUNDRY AND
cording to his statement, an<
outs, bruises, sores, salt rheum, ler.
Democrats except those of
VNehave just received
FANCY SOAPS.
we think his section ought fever sores, tetter, chapped hands By virtue of an execution di
the Southern States, if this
30 eases of gent's and ladie's
t o recall him. for during these chilblains, corns, and nil skin rected to the undersigned from
Horse and Cattle Powders, shoes, and will sell them a t
is s o i t will pass the House
big snows he could serve his eruptions, and positively cures the Superior Court of Watauga
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars,
prices r 0 suit the buyer J
and may be the Senate also. eonstituants much more ef piles, or no pay required. It is countv in the above entitled ac
guaranteed to give perfect satis tion. I will, on Monday, the 4th
Cigarettes, Matches,
The Southern Democrats ectivein killing foxes t h a n
Call and see us and we will'
faction or money refunded. day of March 1895, at 12 o'clock
and
save you money.
with soire of the Western making laws. We doubt
Price 25 cents per box. For sale M. at the court house door of
Democrats, Populists and Re there is another member in by \Yr. L. Bryan.
said county sell for* cash to the many other things too tedi
JOHNSON EDMI8TEN & CO
ous to mention in a
highest bidder to satisfy said ex
publicans will oppose t h e
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
*
small'ad.'
the present legislature who
right, title
bill. I t is now probable t h a t
The Nicnrauga Canal bill ecution all thethe said E. B. and
interest which
Mil
las killed half of the nurn
the financial issue will be
WANTED!
I also keep a good line
)er of foxes t h a t Mr. Carver t h a t passed the Senate a ler defendant has in thefollovving
week a g o has been amended described real estate, to-wit: of Domestic Medicines
r made upon this bill for the
A lemedy for disease and de
las. Turn hini loose on t he
Known as the Zil Davis land ly
bilit.v, especially for thosedis
next campaign. The oppoAs I am willing t o " t o t e " e a s e s which physicians have
oxes, for he will soon make somewhat in the House. It ing on the waters of Cove Cref4<
. Motion \yant t o have freecoina record equal t o Samson of looks like it will succeed and adjoining the lands of Limes fair with my neighbors I on pronounced incurable.
fsaaes and others.
Sai<1 exe
age of silver recognized more
>ld who caught 3,000 foxes become a law. We f a v o r cution is levied to satisfy a bal ly ask for and exj»ect a p a r t
We gire below a few o the
fully jn the bill and will not
this great scheme a s costly
t),y the tails. Mr. Carver
ance of $49.49 purchase monev of your trade.
the many letters which we
surrender this idea. T h e
B hen you are at the1 Rock' have received, a n d which we
oughl not t o be allowed t o a s it is thinking it will great of said lands' due and \unpaid
bond question in the Sprin
ly improve the commercial with interest from November Come to see my go* ds and publish with the consent of
set fire t o them, ho.wever
29th 1894, and cost of this ac
ger bill is the trouble with
the writers who a r e convinc
you will never regret it.
We a r e not afraid t o bet t h a t trade with the United S t a t e s tion. Jan 3rd 1895.
ed t h a t such a remedy a s we
the silver advocate, ff any the present legislature can and other counties.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. II CARAWAY , .Sheriff.
ha vedescribed has been found
legislation is done this ses show up well in the way of
J. C. EL ETCH ; a. Attv.
YOUR OLD FRIEND, I in Compound Oxygen Treat
The age of consent for a
sion it will have t o be hurried
possum' hunters, but we had
J . B . C L A R K E . ment of l>rs. Starkey <fe P a through. We d o not look no idea t h a t there were such female has been raised t o 1 2
len.
years instead of 1 0 a s here LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES WANTED. Blowing Rock, Feb. 6 .
for anything now.
uccessful fox hunters there.
"My daughter was cured of
tofore. The law remains the Our system affords an opportu
Row many " R a r " hunters
NOTICE.
Asthma by one treatment ofnom
Are the Southern Demo
same up t o ten years which nitv to borrow on either person
has the Legislature?
pound Oxygen, aher suffering
crats in Congress stubborn
is death, between 1 0 and 1 2 al or real estate security. The By virtue of a power of sale con for fifteen years, ED. B. WJLLIS,
tained
and contrary about the fi
Tyler, Texas.
I t is not probable t h a t the years the penalty is fine o r plan is superior to Building and G. W. in a mortgageexecuted by
Clawson and wife, A. L.
Loan Associations. The amount
nancial legislation? Could Legislature will change the imprisonment a t the discre borrowed may lie returred in Clawson. on the 8th day of Au
"I used your compound Oxy
they not compromise some appropriation foi the S t a t e tion of the court.
monthly payments without bo gust, 1892, to II. Z. Linney and gen about a year and a half a
nus, with interest at. 5 per cent, assigned totbenndersignedVhich go. I neglected to tell yoo of
of their differences s o a s t o University, but will let the
per annum, it affords absolute se mortgage is registered in book C
great
from
allow needed legislation rath matter stand a s heretofore.
All is now quiet a t Brook- curity to investors, with a reas pages 574 and 575 of the record theuse. I benefit I receivedtroub
its
have not been
er than t o have a n extra ses The regular appropriation yn and troops sent home, onable guarantee of an annual of mortgages of Watauga coun led with catarrh since.—F. W.
sion? The Republican Con for the University h a s been and work has been resumed. dividend of from 8 to 10 per cent. ty, I will offer for sale for casl at Revels, Syracuse University S T
We desire to secure the services t he court house door in Boone on racuse, N. Y.
gress will of course pass $20,000 and $10,000 specof energeticrepresentati ve men in the 4th day of March. 1895, all
some s o r t of a financial bill making $30,000, and the Chamberlain's Cough Rem every community to act as Local that tract of land in Watauga
Send for book of two hundred
and the country will g o on Agricultural and mechanical edy gives the best satisfac Secretaries. The position will be con aty, on Pine Run* creek ad pages for furt her information, tes
John
under it. The Democratic college received $17,500. The tion ot any cough medicine I sufficiently remunerative to am joining th*» lauds ofothers,Brown, timonials, etc. A book sent free.
and is
ply
for services. If
landle, and a s a sellei leads youcompensate above qualifica Samuel Brown andA. L. Clawson Home Treatment senf out by ex
Congress will retire having Normal a n d
Industrial
the land on which
possess the
press to >e used at home. Office
made the impression on the school $12,500. F r o m the all other preparations in this tions write for particulars. Full wife of G. W. C If, .vson now lives, Treatment administered here.
market. I recommend i t be information regarding our sys and contains by estimation 100
public mind t h a t they were o u t look now there wil) be no cause it is the best medicine
tem of making loans us well as acres more or less, to satisfy the
incapable t o legislate for the change or very little any | e v e r handled for coughs, investments and agencies will I** debt mentioned in said mortgage
colds and croup. A. W. BALD- furnished by addressing S. 8. and cost. Sale to be made at 10 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
country's good. This is one way.
120 Sutter St. San Francieco, Cal
RIDGE , Millersville, 111. F o r Robertson, Presiient, 1122 Wal a. m. .Jan. 28, 1895.
view of the matter. The of h
One doilai pays for tht sale bv* W. L. Bryan.
T. B. CAMPBELL,
nut Street, Philadelphia.
Plense mention this paper.
er view is t h a t these Demo- Democrat one year.
Jan. 10, '05.
A-signec of the Mortgage.
Mf\f\ER SOPAj
ItAVlS, HILL AND CO,
A Narrow Escape
Do You Want Money?
:k.
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
Hood's5*^*Cures
CASH BASIS
MONEY LOANED.
Drs, Starkey & Palen,
,
�NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
The Wataasa Democrat
A COMPLETE NEWS PA
The Fusioniats a r e after ; The exjx riem-e
Mr. it. 1
LOSING
PER
the scalp of the steward of Whitney, a n influential an
1 "li?*:" O I ,
The Pride of the North Caroli
WEAK
the Western Hospital ».t • ^V."'iV™
daie, N.
will no doubt L
A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper,
na Tress."
Morgan ton. Charges of pnr- perused with interest bv |>e< devotad to the interest ot Coun
EYES.
MORE
ty State and Nation. Published tisanship have been preferred pl e in all parts of the coui
: Do you want to aid in building
lp a paper that shall refieet Hie
every Thursday at Boone, \Ya against him. I t is alleged in try. For years he lit- li a ?
greatest credit 011 North Carolitauga County. N. C.
MITCHELL'S
these charges t h a t a Republi - j been subjei-t t o violent a t
ia. no matter w here it may be
can carried some dressed hogs backs ot iiiHamatinv linaiai.
seen? Then patronize
The lh.eLbone H token.
* *i i
i a
. i tism; on the first cf r e b . In
The Wilmington Messeugei
t o the hospital and
l l t , m . k . „ h i.-ft settle'
• Certain, Sale, and Effective Ktmedy for
m
News and Observer.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
to sell them, but the steward j n . o l l e t ) f his knees and cans
! Do you want a reliable paper
Thoughtful Populists are
informed him t h a t he didn't ed almost unbearable pain,
Producing Long-Sightedne$*, & Rzstorgiving you all the news of th€
beginning t o see t lint it is hut want a n y but. Democratic for two days, lie obtained ' *
ing the Sight cf the OiJ.
world—a Democratic newspaper
Cores Tear Drops. 6rant:!a!ic*.> Stye
a short time before they must
that equals the best-lias the
hogs that day. The Repub- »
^ ^ il" 1 M ! ii""
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Laehse,
largest circulation, aud has lor
decide whether t o join the re ,•
,
. ' i -4. o town and ,Pain Balm from \\ . M. Hous i All RMSCM 4CKfc lELIEJilD KMULlTtlU.
4
j
lican drove back t . . .
twenty-one years been i part
Also, equally efficacious whet: n«M
.
t o n
t o,, merchnntsat .Meek , •ialad.ee, such »» I'lrera. Sever la other
publican or the democratic
and tactorin thegrowth and devhad a Deniacratic friend t o | e n p u r ^ \ ( \
writes that| Timora, Halt Bhc-um. Bare*, HISarea,
I»a, or
wharererlnflanimatioc exists. SStTCHAU •
party. " T h e back bone ofj
velopment of the Old
North
take the same hogs back, i t gave almost immediate re- tAXIH may be uaed to adr*at:.fe.
Bold by all Drasglata at 43 Ceata.
the P< ipulist party is broken' Tho steward readily bought lief and gives Chamberlain's
State? Then subscrbe for
liYE RECAUTION
said a well known Populist
A WECCOSITY
THE
W II MIKLT0N MESSENGER
them. This is the flimsy al Pain Balm the highest prtiist
r 7 a 1 •„ J orn . Machine Shop,
.1
•t'rrt' »
and say
Campaign Hates:
yesterday " a n d the Popu
and advises all iiersons trou
THE NORTH CAROLINA
* "v •» «r etotbea are used,
legation by which the hungry bled with like afflictions to
f .'<i .id by K.i to be the
The "Daily Messenger,'' by
lists will be forced t o make
College of
. .n pt,r|i#«n ever isneted,
hope t o make a place for use it ami g« t relief For sale
mail, J months on trial, for
h > rim I'F.fCEl AT ONCE.
new allignments. For myself,
Agriculture and
some o f themselves. The t»a W L. I ryan.
$2.00
when the time comes, I shall
MechanicArts.
committee appointed t o in
The weekly ''Transcript Mes
/C-73 Pearl Street. Boston.
be a democrat, if I mil per vestigate the matter leaves
senger,' (the largest a n d
Philadelphia Press: Henrx Offers Three Technical Cours
mitted t o come back home r or Morganton to-day. The
best paper ip t h e State) 9
Clay once owned the lot in e s : The Course in Agncul
rure; The Course in Siaenee:
with self-respect."
months on trial for $1.00
members of this committee Washington on which tin The Course in Mechanical und
Not many a r e yet talking on the part of the Senate are
Cash in advance. Both
Blaine mansion stands. He Civil Engineering.
papers a r e large Eight-Hag*
in this vein, but all who see
Messrs. Grant and Carver, traded it t o I'omiuoiloiv
Each course is broad nn<
sheets. Send Postal Caro
the drift things have taken
Republican; Parsons, Steph Rogers for a n Andalusian thorough, ami the institn
with the address of five per
in Kaleigh, during this ses ens, Taylor and Dula, Popu
sons and receive sample cop
jackass, one ot the four ani 1 ion is now equipped for ex
sion of the Legislatuae, real lists, and Dowd, Democrat.
•ellent work. Expenses ver
les of THE: MEXSENUBK.
mals ot the kind brought t o iiiod-'iate. F o r catalogues
NATURE'S
ize t h a t the Populist party Door-kee|H»i\ Halliburton will
Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf.
the United States by the Com address
has no strength and is doom accompany the committee.—
CURE FOR
modoie. Mr. Clay lost tie
ALBX . Q. II >11 iday, P res
TAKE THE
ed. Those who "love reform
li 1! -i rh.
C
Ex.
jackass a t thecard table, bui
more than office'' will come
subsequently regained pus
buck t o the democratic par
i i '• • o ai • • HI "H^
News and Obseiver: Mayor session of it and sent i r . t» jeri M > M iii • > > iii
GOING
ty, and re-embrace the faith
W. A. Guthrie, who is, or cer Virginia,where it became the!
id
of their fathers. Those w i n
Maqio ou Anq
tainly ought t o be, high au ancestor of a strain of mules]
Thi« new treatment for Catarrh and
let prejudice o r love of spoils
RI.'A noA puw 'aauanaoxa
|
thority on the subject, sa.vs famous t o this day.
diseases of the respiratory organs It
Z 10 «ju|0d JOJ1VA0U 3H1 Mitawq
coutrol their actions, will g o
Emigrants going to any ot tht
one of the most Important discoveries
— .p|M w oqt m on|q»«K Sn(M.<s X'r« iw|t the county government will
in medical science and possesses the
^ t'wtnrn Staten or Territories
fa JTJO\V IWJRFOUF) JO RFJLLBJI
%» S»OP _
into the republican ranks,
following advantages i
JJuysvos |»o«;> -J"W *«II r
certainly be changed by the Wilmington St.ur: A society §
» <il save time and money going
Si Tht patlsnt can curt hlmitll at a snail txptnw
Z
'ijnipiin.i ipiiijxwil .
and help t o build up strong
and without outside assistance.
has been established in Geriuutiy
•do-»n*x Mppuj u at:,| via. Chicago and Alton route,
Legislature and the office of
*ya»"ty*oft>V s.»rr " •* Jl - 2. No change ef diet or pursuit el lite la necessary b is the quickest route to
er than over the rem parts of
during treatment.
-i,-him »">
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county commissioner will be to stump out the habit of put- •
In no wise offensive te the
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V i«rj|iH!«|03K* * **'11 " S, The remedies ere no dlacomtort
protection against which all
•ing the hanos in the trousers f
CIT Y, D
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o«is e n r
filled by election by a general
he remedy reaches
fiatlenty end entail the aaat. el the treoblo- K A N S A 8 PUEBLO, E N V E R.
men who believe in "equal jus
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pockets. That's all right for Ger
I. The remedlee end meant ol appliance cea he
vote.
~
'uuy
oS.i«iwt>*n :
carried In the pocket without Inconvenience.
tice t o all" must wage eter
many, but what is needed in this
And all points in Idaho, Wash %
y» f E TREATMENT at any drug store.
They will be voted for just country is a society to prevent niMiiinii>iiii<ri:i.i'it.i.H itiitiiii.i J i t i
ington, Oregon, Utah
nal war.
IAOTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00a s the members of the Legis Kepublicun statesmen from put
and California.
t? '. ORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
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r.
Cacterlne Medicine Ce., Waco, Texas, Finest ami Best Fquippea
lature are. with theexception ting their hands into the pockets
Clinton Democrat: Some
>1-* Iff
Jl
Road in the West.
t h a t a provision will be made of Uncle Sam.
honest clods have been sent
Only line running Solid Yesti
for
cumulative
voting.
t o Haleigh t o make law.
bud trains ootween SSt. Louis
Which he explains t o mean
Ishnm G. Harris has again
and Kansas 'ity.
They a r e good citizens a t
that, if a man chooses t o do been e l e c t e d United States
Reclining lair cars and Tour
home, living upright and in
istejH'rs ee of extra charge.
so, instead of casting one Senator by the Tennessee leg
dustrious lives, saying their
1 will mee parties at any rail
i
I V/3
^.1 lE -..Tit,
vote for each of the five can islature.
road station with through tickets
prayers regularly, and bedidates for commissioners,
and baggage checks.
1 Metallic Weather Boarding,
hn\ ing generally like men on
For full information,maps and
lie will be allowed tocast five France has no cabinet us
the right road t o the New Je
Consplote Ceiling3,
descriptive pamphlets of the
SUV3A 5
votes for some special com ,}et and the new President is
rusalem. o u t it is humiliat
West write to or call on
Corrugated Sheeting,
missioner. He says the rea alone. '1 he outlook isnot pro
B. A. N EWLAND,
ing t o the State, and should
Roofing Palnt8 t
son the office was not abol picious,
Traveling Passenger Agt.
be t o their constituency, t o
Iron Roofi^q,
10 Patton Ave., Asheville, N C
ished was because of a con
- 3NIH3VH SHIfiSSE
see their ignorance of public
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
atitutionul impediment.
Ev.» rwgHe, Cuttsrs and Spouting 9
Money Made Rapidly.
matters. Their knowledge is
Chicago, 111.
ISTf /
Eye-Salve
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
P
E. iiii". KTg & Supply Co..
CACTERINE
1
CATARRHl
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ww "on 'w s
jiiicago sod Alton R. R.
\ EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. | West and Norths.si.
I
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ROOFING.
mmm
derived from the "education"
they h a v 1 received in reform
organs. I'hey have learned
a thing o r two a b o u t free sil
ver, and one o r two more
things a b o u t financies and
the g'overnnientownership of
railroads. I t n j t being in
order for the General Assem
bly of North Carolina t o ad
just these matters, some
statesmen a re in Raleigh who
ought t o be i n Congress.
Their absence from their pro
per sphere is painfully appar
ent a s they sit bewildered in
their seats, and is even more
distressing when some ot
thein arise in disregard of
the wisdom of silence.
ff'.RSHAL NET.
Col. )'. L. !St rot her is here
by informed t h a t the Czar of
Russia has a t length been
buried and t h a t £>t. Peters
burg was the place—not
North Carolina. We ill fur
ther inform Colonel Strother
t h a t if he goes t o fooiing around the late Czar and tak
ing the liberties which he has
taken with the late Marshal
Ne.v, he will get hurt. I t isn't
every dead man who submits,
tamely, t o a s much contro
versy and disinterment a s
Marshal Ne.y h a s had t o take
from Col. Strother.
Had it n o t been for the
fact, t h a t Marshal Ney was
killed in France before he
died in North Carolina we do
not IHieve t h a t he would
have taken a s much curios
ity and investigation a t Col.
Strother lias heaped upon
Y m.—Tom Watson.
Kd«<l This And Think It Over !
Landmark: It has reiruinod for
We want 100 men who have
a Populist member of the Legis
energy and grit. We will give
lature, speaking to a resolution them a situation in which they
upon the subject of the observ can make make money rapidly—
a n c e o f T h a n k s g i v i n g l)ny,tola> the labor being light and em
down the proposition that the ployment tin year round. Re
quites no ea >ital or great educa
people have nothing to be thank tion. S< me ol our best sales
ful for this year, and to re men ure lountry boys. Young
peat this over and over in the men or old will do. Remunera
course of his speech. We should tion is quick and sure. We have
like to know how a man after need for 100 mtn within the next
30 days. Do not waste time, but
talking that way can go home write at once to H. C. H UDOINS
and look a christian constituen & Co., Publishers. ATLANTA GA.
cy in the face. The name of this
character is Lindsay, and hei
hails from the county of Rocking
Blood and Skin Diseases
ham—may God be better to it
than it was to itself last Novem
ber!
We read in exchange that' Mr.
Sea bury, a Texas legislator, re
fuses to be lost in the rush of
statesmen seeking public notice,
and his plan to keep before the
public is quite novel. He has intioduced a bill providing that
anv person who rceives a letter
and fails to answer it in ten lays
shall be subject to a fine of $1,000 or a year's im vrisonmenc in
the county jail, or both." If this j
should become a universal law
eternity would be half gone be
fore Senator Ransom had served
out his various sentences.—Charotte Observer.
Speaker Crisp, who came
here for a week's r^st, is de
lighted with Asheville, and
under the influence of skyla ml climate and daily drives
a b o u t the country has been
considerably improved in his
physical condition. He in
tended when he left Washing
ton t o remain only a week
but is now seriously thinking
of prolonging his s t a y a t
Battery P a r k another week
if he can d o so.—Asheville
your subscription. Citizen.
1 nvAoa I
T
i^Atlfs-ms of Shtet Metal for Bui!d>—
/ COMPLETE AND READY \
\TO ARFLY WHEN SHIPPED./
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—AN—
" in-Go ea" A G E N T
9
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a
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Isacb«ice blend of fine, high-grade Chi
ne* I ea. Put up In attractive aad orlgInal packages and packed in handsome
counter display boxes of six pounds each
(either sixer, is only sold in packages,
•t a reasonable and much lower price to
the consumer than any ether package tea
•n 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; fre
In tiiiitawn—an vnprgetlo workman to
. W* or-ivrs and Al'FLYl oar materials
a thi» vivinlty.
K-llcltsd' write for
^ Mil tOICkS.
F 4 CO., Cincinnati, CMo.
ESTABLISHED 18??,
J
k
IESTWe^
>•
FOR YOUR H'w i«S.
^,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 mosteconomical."
ICln-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy
to sell and has proved a big success
BOTANIC BLOOD B.UTI never fails , wherever Introduced.
We are extremely anxious to have all
to cure all manner of Blood and Skin dis- 7
eases. It is the groat Southern building up
dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re
and purifying Remedy, and cures all manner
quest that you Include a few boxes with
of skin and blood diseases. Asa building
your next order to your wholesale house;
up tonic it is without a rival, and absolutely
beyond comparison with any other similar
or order direct of us, we will see that TOU
remedy ever offered to the public. It is a
are supp"*" For further Infor
*Q
panacea for all ill* resulting from impure
address
blood, or an impoverished condition of the
Always
Cured.
BBB
human system. A single bottle will demon- ,
s trate its paramount virtues.
Inair£sii.jp
IMSBVhfih"
AIY
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Vvie-a#,"-
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TO
PER DAY
20 Easily Made.
Wf w,-r* rasny m-n, wee-,#, bori and firla te
work for os a tew hoer# daily,right. .n and aroumd
thi'irown homes The beeiness is easy, pitaseat,
strictlv honorable, and pavg better thaa ariyetbel
offered a^rnts. Tou hare a clear field aed no
eompetlt: >b. F.vperienee and »v*eial ability *••
neces«:try. No capital required. We e«|nip you
with eeerrthinx that roil need, treat yoa wall,
and !i-lpyo« to earn t o t i m e s o r d i n a r y wtfes.
Wo nea do as well as men, awd bora and jdrla
m ikt ttiwd
Ar e, anv where, can do the
work All succeed ... fc*!<»w ourylain and sim
ple direction*. Earnest -k will aurely Y rlng
you a xre.tt deal of mom F.vervthlng is new
antl i n jrrcat demand. W r i t e f o r e n r y .amphlet
circular, and Feoeiee Ptll Information. Ne haraa
d~ne if row coaclude not to xo ea with tbe
business.
CEORCE STI^ V&G O„
Box 46
PORTLAND, MAtKE-
THE KRN-tio TEA CO, "'ZT
fWScnd for free book of Wonderfu1 Cure*.
Price, Si.ooper large bottle; $5.00 for six
bottles.
For sale by druggists: if rot send to us,
and medicine will tv sent freight prepaid on
receipt of price. Address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, da.
D
T H E STANDARD . 1
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DURANG'S
Rheumatic Remedy
Has sustained its reputation tor 18 years
«LS being tbe standard remedy for tbe
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
tism, Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
riurelv vegetable and buHds up from the
Erst aoae. It never fails to cure.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. Our fO-page Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
Drag's Rheumatic Remedy Co.
P
URE CREAM-T ARTAR P OWDER
ENDORSED BY
-
PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. 8,
ot Medical Department Tnlana University
of LonUtan*, who, after a careful analysts,
pronounce# it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
which he cheerfully recommends to the
pnblie.
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
earth. They act with an ease that makes
them a household bl vsing.
?URC, W HOLCSOMK AND P OWERFUL.
I Durang'» Lirrr I'ill*are the best on
nicxascTS rxaiox,s B O X E S F O X ft.
FOR 8ALE BV DBu'OGISTB
_
_ You Want It.
Aik
Qrooer For It
& ULF M FG. CO.
NEW ORLEANS.
LA.
Csrpst'. sr ;Trade-Jfw*:* o* te;-. HL. and all Catmi onvr. -sa condticted for Koderate rees.
• 8«<5 Rtanp tbe Utawrated Pries LbL
The Schumacher Gymnasium Co.
*yXtajr.3 S - pow eitireydtirotY »in "e«»t3»oriTTq
•" yjjap^'otij e^jvyayf samo liaiewyd i',
•«dai.Mri pinoqe 'an att|
kohi R<v.\voan
Jtr* •yq* aoipxitp JO 'otnoj a Xtnpeeji
S7idv?
Our 0ff:.re ij 0yye»«te 1). S.Fs'er' Office,
and we rin et •' re patent in less time than those
remote fnun Washirgt' n.
Send >ad(', drawing or photo^ with deacrlp•ion. Ve aov '.en. if pstcrrab!e e- noL free »t
charge. 0';r fee nor Vge t,.. pt ..ot i* secured.
A P. wpMet. "Uow to Ob's n P.-tents," w Jt
names of actual clients in* jtate, count; 9
town, sent free. Address!
.
C.A.SPI'T : Office, W;.&hinglcn. D. C:
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VOLT
BOONE,
W A SHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
L E T T E R. draws a salary ofon!.\ a thou
sand dollars less. Although
(fLAS
From our Regular Correspondent
I S THE BEST.
Hie resignation of Solicitor
FIT FOR A KING.
. CORDOVAN,
General Maxwell was a g r e a t
FRENCH &ENAMELLED CALF.
Pr csident ( levelnnd may in <1e
:4 . s v F INE C ALF&K ANS.ASOI lernoe t o the a t t e m p t of the surprise outside of the depart
*3.-0 F0UCE.3 SOLES.
*2^0 3.2. WORKINSMPm'« leaders ot the House t o pass ment of justice, there w a s lit
-EXTRA FINE- °- the bill reported from the tle or no foundation for t h e
*2.*1.75 BQYS'SCHOOLSKOES,
committee on B inking and sensations which have been
•LADIES*
_ 5 1' 9
£ 3 * ^ > o o ^ Cuirency, which was drawn built up around it. There was
P SEND FOR CATALOGUE
V/-BKOCKTON,>LASS
L-DOUG LAQ- in accordance with the re no quarrel between Judge
commendations of his spec Maxwell and Mr. Olney. al
Over One Million People v/ear tlio
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Slices ial announcement of the though there have been nu
A51 our shoes are equally satisfactory
bond issue for which all ar merous differences ot opinion
They give the best value for the money.
• •
M
1 fit.
rangements have been made, between them, such a s a r e
but a careful canvass of the common enough between law
From $1 to *3 s.iverLover other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
.vers who are the best o f
Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to Senate has shown t h a t no
take exclusive sale .for this vicinity. bill passed by the House can friends. Judge Maxwell's prin
Write at once.
possibly get through the S»*n ciple reason for resigning was
ate; hence the bond issue is t h a t the illness of hislaw part
inevitable. It will afford the ner made it ne.jessary for him
Treasury t h a t relief which t o return t o Cincinnatti and
Congress has so porsistenUv take charge - J their legal
denied, and that relief is nec practice. Holmes Conrad, of
essary is acknowledg'u, a- Virginia, was appointed t o
like by those who favor aim the vacancy.
Under the alleged divinity
those who oppose the issue of
The management of the
which doth hedge all legisla
Equitable Life Assurance
bonds, ft isn't whar the ad
Society in. the Department of „ ministration would like t o tion concerning men w li o
1
the Carolinas, wishes to sedo. but w hat it has g o t t o served in tin U. S. army du
cure a few Special Resident v do in the absence of Congres ring the recent war theie is a
Agents. Those who are fitted x sional relief.
vast amount of crookedness.
for this work will find this $
The House committee on A case in point is the bill t o
Rules willj'eport air order for place L t . Col. J . Madison
the consideration of the fi Putts on the retired list of
£ It is work, however, and those
then ' T P .v with the rank and
$ who succeed best in ii pcccess $ nancial bill on Tuesday, Wed
pay of Captain. This man
^ character, mature judgment, 'x nesdav and Thursday of this
who has for years been a $51.tact, perseverance, and the £ week, and when the vote is
200 clerk in the War depart
taken on t h a t order it will
^ respect of their community.
5? Think this matter over care- << lie Seen how much influence ment and the recipient of $ 2 0
% fully. There's an unusual ^ the President's special mes a month pension, was <I I s
^ opening for somebody. If it x sage had with the Democrats missed from the army in dis
^ fits you, it will pay you. Fur- <<* of the House. If the rule be grace in 1863, for using and
$ ther information on request. % adopted it is probable t h a t Writing abusive language t o
A W. J. Roddey, Manager, /< the House will pass the bid brother officers for playing
|
Rod: Dili, S. C.
|
in some shape; but if it be re "peeping T o m " in a hotel.
jected there will be no further Yet lie now comes forward,
hope of financial legislation under the protection of the
PROFESSIONAL.
aforesaid divinity, ami makes
a t the present session.
Senators Cattery and Blan- a strike for $1,500 a year
W. B. COUNCILL, J u .
chard of La., accompanied a for the rest of his life, and the
ATTORNEY AT LA AT.
delegation of New Orleans bill giving it t o him had pass
Boone, N. C.
ed the Senate and been favor
business men in a call upon
ably reported t o .the House,
President Clevdand t o ascer
W. B. COUNCILL, M.I).
when Representative Bretz,
tain his views upon the pay
Boone, N. C.
of Indiana, made the above
mentof the sugar bounty for
facts known t o the House.
Resident Physician. Office
the year 1894. Members of
on King Street n o r t h of P o s t
Today lor the first timesince
the delegation were surpris
Office.
the 4th of March, 1893, t h e
ed and pleased t o find that
democrats have less than a
the President was thorough
majority of the Senate. There
ly posted 011 the subject, and
a r e now 8 6 Senators, and t h e
were still more pleased when
A l l ORNEY A1 LAW,
democrats have only forty
MARION,
N.( he told them he was in favor three. When the two addi
of the payment of OUP half
tional republicans, one each
-(o)oi the bounty for '94 and
from Wyoming and Washing
Will practice in the courts o! would gladly oo opera te with
ton, take their seats, there
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitch; 11, MeDow
and all ither couiitiis in tin I hem securing the necessary will be 8 8 senators, the re
western district SSTSpcoal attea (Congressional legislation.
publicans having 4 0 and ihe
tion given to the collection ol
Chairman McCreaiy, of the
populists 5. Whether the re
lainiK.
House Committee on For
publicans and populists will
W. B. Connclll M. 1). T. C. Blackburn. eign Affairs made a few sen combine t o reorganize the
Boone, X. C.
Zionvillc, X- C.
sible and well-timed remarks
Senate is a s yet unknown,
concerning the disposition of
&rBlackburn,
but the probabilities are t h a t
Republicans t o introduce all
tlrny will, after the fourth of
sorts of resolutions concern-1 March, when the democratic
ing Hawaii just for* the pur strength will be still further
tfelTCalis attended at all
pose of making Buncombe reduced.
hours
The House killed the Reilly
sp e< hes thereon. He said
June 1, '93.
Pacific Railroad rcfuudi* g
t h a t the actions of this ad
bill b\ adopting a resolu
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER ministration on Hawaiian
tion t o remit, it. The vote
matters had been in accord was 177 t o 106.
s p. n i z t n i
ILL. W i L;
•nice with international law)
and with the policy of this Charlotte T i m e s : Jiir
ATIORNLYS AT LAW,
Young, the negro member of
BOONE, N. C. country for a hundred years, this Legislature on the tusind t h a t if a different policy! ion ticket from Wake county,
tiSPSpecia 1 atten tion g i ven
were t o be fallowed the gov is one of the leaders of the
to the colletion otclaims."^ J
ernment might be called up House. He presumes t o
Caamb0tIaln's Eye and Skin Ointnen' on t o send warships all over speak for the farmers of t h e
S t a t e and is a strong defend
Is a certain cuj-e for Chronic Sore Ey<
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore hippies. Pile the world, and t o interferej er of the Alliance. (.an it lie
Fczem.a, Tetter, Salt liheum and Scald Head wherever there was trouble.
t h a t Populism lias brought
2-5 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The dealers in fake resigna the honest fanners of o u r
TO norifJii OV/7^Bji3.
For putting a hoite in a fine healthy crn- tions from the cabinet h a d , S t a t e t o tl;is?
riilkn try Dr. CadyV Condition Powder
it lust o real resignation t o
NOTICE.
They tone up the sy.^.A, aid digestion, ct r
lfYis of appetite, relieve constipation, cornc handle several days ago. True
I am offer ing for sale 85 acres
kidne7 disorders and destroy worms, givir.;
Liw life to an old or over worked horse. 2, it was not a cabinet resigna ol fine lands. 25 acres bottom, on
ccr.ts pe** "^ckago- For eale bv drucrista.
tion, but it was a s near a s New River, adjoining the lands of
A. -T. Critcher. and Rudy Yannoy.
t could possibly could have Terms, one-half paid down and
POK DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
been not t o b *. T ! » Solici the other on 12 months time. For
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. Genuineha«
tor General is i<e\t in r ink t o j farther particulars address R. A.
taade mark una croescd red lines on wrapper.
Mast, baker's Gap, Tenn.
the Attorney General a n d '
A Rare Opicrtsslty
J. F
Counoill
Physicians. & Surgeons,
NO. 15-
MAJOR DAVID E. BOWER.
week M his illness.
through its able reports o n
Lenoir Topic.
Of simple manners a n d the resources of North Caro
David E . Bower was born plain speech, withoutaffecta- lina. brought several million
i n A s h e c o u n t y , N . C . , t h r e e t i o n , d e s p i s i n g s h a m s a n d dollars into this S t a t e for in
miles from Jefferson, January frauds, holding t r u t h , hones- vestment, and has saved the
10th. 1814, and died a t bis ty, sobriety and industry a s citizens of the S t a t e many
home in the Yadkin Valley!cardinal virtues—his charae- times what i t has cost for its
Jumiary 27th. 1895. aged ter may well be taken a s a n s u p p o r t by preventing
81 years and 1 week. The example for the young t o fol through its reports many
useless investment. North
burial was a t U»e Horton low.
family graveyard, where a
In business he was accu- Carolina is lich in agricultur
largt number of friends and rate, painstaking and meth- al resources and some of the
neighbors caine through the odical. His farm was a mod- finest plantations in the
South a r in this commonsnow t o testify their esteem el of neatness and good c
lor the friend who had gone tivation, well supplied v i*.i
fiom them.
houses, stock, useful t« is I Jyuiator Lindsay, in ( *>
The life and character of and appliances of conven fense of hisfooi b i b t o change
this man is a lesson and a n ience.
the wording of the Th'inksinspiration. It is well for the
As a friend he was true and giving proclamation, made
living espeewHly for the y o u n g j fait hf ul; a s a neighbor kind a jack o f himself.—Red
to study them t o learn how and obliging, and of never- Springs Citizen.
diffi. ulties ujiiy be overcome j failing charity t o t h e poor
The remark of Representa
and success and usefulness and needy; a s a man and cit- tive Henderson, of Wilkes,
achieved. Born a n 1 reared izeb he stood tour-square, a
"We've g o t the Coon," when
upon a farm, inured t o labor, good word ol advice here, (J
a Democrat rebuked the fuswithout the aid of advanta- criticism there, seeking t o in
ionists for adopting the
geouscircilinstane.es, without culcate by precept andexam"French" rules throttling the
the advantage of even a com pie, habits of thrift, frugali majority, recalls a n incident
mon school education—he a t ty and morality, upholding
of the 1868-'09. Legisla
tended schooi a b o u t three riglP, condemning wrong—it
ture t h a t has become histor
months during boyhood— is such men w ho are the very
ical in the county of Wayne.
but by patience and persever foundation stones of o u r so
A citizen of t h a t count3" re
enee industry and frugality, cial structure.
monstrated with bis Republie gaining step by step'more
He was a member of t h e M. lisan Representative for the
tha*» a comfortable estate; E. Church South. Rev. J . 0 .
< xtravaganceof t h a t Legisla
ami bnilded a rbaracter, s o Shelley, who held the funeral
ture. The solon defended
tinn ami strong, so broadly service, bore testimony t o the
himself and his party Jwith
based on principles of t r u t h , liberal response he gave t o
the statement, "We've g o t
justice and integrity li i s his churches needs, unknown
the coon, and while we've g o t
name shall live, ami his influ probably t o any but the re
him we propose t o skin him."
enee rem am indelible in the cipient.
Ever afterward this distin
hearts and the liyes of hisfel- Several children have pre
guished legislators
was
loivs.
ceded him totheSpirit-land. known in Wayne a e the
About the time he reached There remain his devoted
"Coon-skinner." He is now
manhood he left his father's wife, a son, now the distin
dead, but his mantle has
farm and began clerking for guished Representative o f
worthily fallen on Mr. Hen
his uncle, (by marriage), the this district in Cong!ess, and
derson, of Wilkes. We greet
late Jordan Councill, Esq. in two daughters, Miss Kiter
the gentleman from Wilkes
the village of Boone. After a and Mrs. Carter Winkler of
bv his new name. "Coon-skin
few years he formed a copart Wilkes county.
ner." -Raleigh News and Obnership with his uncle,and re After a life full ol years and servor.
moved t o Elkville. where he usefulness he longed for rest.
The experience of Mr. R. D
remained for,several years With no fear ot death, with Whitney, an influential and
merchandising. Here it was perfect composure, his heart prominent citizen cf Martinhe met the lady who after a t peace with God a n d the dale, N. C., will no doubt be
wards became his wife.
worbf. he bade the messen perused with interest by peo
In 1849 he was most hap ger welcome and gently pass ple in all parts of the coun
try. For years he he h a s
pily married t o Rebecca,dau ed t o his reward.
bi?en subject t o vio'ent a t
ghter of the late Gen. Win,
tacks of inflainatory rheuma
Horton, of Wilkes county.
For seven years o r more tism; on the first of Feb. he
Dissolving business with his Mrs W. D. Louder, of Quincy, had an attack, which settled
uncle, lie removed t o Roan s Ky. was subject t o severe a t in one of his knees and caus
ed almost unbearable pain,
Creek, just inside the Tennes tacks of cramp colic. Mr. 8 . for two days. He obtained
R. Morse, a diuggist of t h a t
see line, in Johnson county, place, recommended Cham a bottle of Chamberlain's
whereheengaged in merchand berlain's Colic, Cholera and Pain Balm from W. M. Hous
ising and farming until J a n . , Diarhoea Remedy, which ton & Co.. merchants at Meek
1863, w hen he came back t o has effected a permanent lenburg, N. C. He writes t h a t
North Carolina and settled cure, saving her much suffer it gave almost immediate re
ing besides the trouble a n d lief and gives Chamberlain's
on the farm bought of t h e expense of sending for a doc Pain Balm the highest praise
l a t e Col. Edmund Jones, tor, which was often neces and advises all persons trou
which was ever afterwaids sary. F o r sale by W. L. bled with like afflictions t o
use i t and get relief* F o r sale
Bryan.
his home.
I t sounds strange indeed The^Talne of the Geological So r 0T H A " W L. Br f a n .
i 'it T ' T O Re; urd: For tbefPst
t o us of the present d a y t(
The January Forum.
time Hic-'j "the Legislature c on
hear the old men recount
'*Few people realize
a n vened, we spF t t ait a day luRal
their early experiences and
North Carolina is more t h a n
an f having
describe the difficulties inci" 500 miles in length, o r t h a t eigli on last 14 '
an hour + o spare, v toe a peep
nent t o every occupation. I if New Hampshire, Vermont,
at that illustrious body and wit
have heard Maj. Bower tell of Massaffiusetts, Connecticut, nessed its proceeding*. While this
the long trips with wagons| Rhode Islands, Deleware and may the most brilliant body of
he made t o Fayetteville and New Jersey were all made in men ever assembled in Raleigh
Columbia, of driving cattle t o one State, i t would lack (as is claimed by some persons)
t o Baltimore a t , , Pliiladel-I o y w
B a l t i m o r e ar.d rtumnet-1
0()
l n i l e 8 o f b e yet appearances is decidedly apl.u., the deep muddy roads. |
HS
N j i r t h C u r o l i . gainst them, for a harder look
tliedeep folds, the rain and na. Fifty-nine j>er cent of its ing set has never been seen in oar
capital. That which most forci
snow storms, tlie accidents
. ,,
. surface is forest, and i t com- bly impressed us was the abso
i way, the , o ly c a m p h j n f l B w j t h i l ) itslimiteagreatby the way. t
lute leadership and control ex
fires, the tricks and pranks I
t neks
VJ,rielv o f cUn]„te tllan
ercised by the old time Republi
„ | the rude wagor.ers-of the!
other State in tlle Dni(m
cans, especially in the House,
nit; i t t i e s t a i n l e
a m it p x
t i ; a | i f ornij, beine setni- where the Speaker is a true Re
al sounded like a romance. 1
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tropical along the sea and publican (Walser) and the lead
His memory was remu-rka- , .
,
. •
• . i ers are the bitterest kind ot Re
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, high and mountainous in the
ble; his perception keen and
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western portion, l t is rich publicans. For instan *e,the lea
his conversation interesting
in minerals a s well a s in tim dership seems to be divided be
and instructive. He retained ber, and has not only a compe tween French. of New Hanover,
clearness and vigor of mind
tent S t a t e Board of Agricul who was one ol the noted carpett o the last, entries in his ac
bagu' i*s during the reconstruc
tare but a geological survey
tion days, and Jim Young, the
count book being found that j
of national fame which I.as j colored ineuioer from Wake.
was made during the 1 a s t|
�SuBscinn i ts H ATE 8
cessiully remove it ail.
work of man lias i-t»n«.]*>r & ev
It looks like t h a t Old
—The country is so Iflfjrku cry source of information s o Otbo Wilson wrtl fail
liopylyear
§1.00 d *d with snow thai scarcely , inexpensive, made hooks s o on the railroad commission.
Wi
-O
0 months
501 a n y of the mails have lenai l *" < l f l P. and the lamplight a s Butler appears t o UK .way
give
8 mouthR
35
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well, that whoever remains on this appointment ami
running, ami we are behind
ADVERTISING RATES.
the n e w s . W e have nothing the obscurity of ignorance some good Republican will
1 ineh 1 week
$ .75 l a t e f r o m C o n g r e s s o r t h e must be pitied indeed. None he appointed or fleeted to
1 " 1 mouth
1.75
Legislature, neither have we * m ' 8 ° busy that they could the vara lit place on thecom| " a "
3.00
51 8 , , o r t t i , n P
0
a "
H!oo any local news of interest. , , o t
'nission.
(,rtv Studying some useful in1 . 1 ^ar
7.00 We do not know what is go7~"
T,
1 column l week
9.00 l- n 0 , 1 ..
.
.
!formation; and the result in
hmnn.v South has been
li you are in eaniestabout wantingthe best Monument
1 month
.13.50 £
m our own section echilly u,uJ h"8
bw"
or 1 ombstone, for the least money,,be sure t o write t o me,
vv n, owing to the condition a ye.ir would bo a surprise to!,""'L
3 "
:.....25.00;
nny.one who has not tried f , e ™ n S tle '- P*°Pl« >*verely a s I buy direct from the quarriMs i n car Joad lots. I em
"
37.50' of the mails. Boone is bediv
it. No family of children
plait>.
1 year
a0 00| nowe.l n^r.
ploy the very best workmen, ;o ! to-day 1 have the largest
h
8
U
<limild be deprived a selec
j and m o s t complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
ers and stock-feeders are the
Entered a t the Pbstofficeat
ts m of useful b o o k s t o r e a d H f V
&"s? Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
Boone, X. C., a s second-class only people you see.
A taste foi reading never can 11
and give me u call o r write for prices.
m r
C_"
-mail matter.
—On Thursday o r Friday be cultivated by those who i p *
C- B- WEBB. Statesville, N. C.
night ot last week, Mr. \Yes have nofliing t o read, and J t ^ n C y c l O p S S d ! !A
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
LOCAL NEWS.
Burleson, who lives near the bid fry 01 thodoxspeeches 01
mouth of Blum Tree creek in lectures rarely please t. h e
—St. Valentine's Day.
ratansilca
Mitchell county, had the mis young, (live the you: g lolki
—Cold weather. Had you f irtune t o lose his barn and interesting, useful books. Ei
For
heard it?
Ten Cento
ten or twelye head of hoi8Ps! ( 4 °urage them t o stor» theii
A Day
—The ground hog surely and mules, a lot of corn and minds with useful knowledge
In the sequestered valley of the W a t a u g a , a t ViiHe Crueis. will be opened (D. V.) on the first Monday in February
d i d s e e h i s s h a d o w o n t h a t hay and other property by I bat the coming generations
189o, a n institution for the higher education of pupils of
memorable day.
fire. We also learn t h a t tvvo may Imve cause to 100k back
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
— Hie news is 'sence*, but drummers were stopping nt|iipon yon a s their'benefacM. JONES, Superintendent.
Mr. Burleson's and lost all t o r and bless you for your in
who 'speeds much a t such
P ROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCEVf
their samples, stock etc. by terest in their welfare.
time a s this.
P ROFESSOR VALENTINE.
the fire. Mr. Burleson is a
Nothing will so advance
Three departments will be organized, and scholars fel
—Mar.v Oxen dine die, oil son in law of the luteCol En
them on the road t o happi
ly instructed in the following branches a t the rates specifi
Wednesday of last week and glish. One small mule made
ness and greatness a s know!
ed :
was buried Inst Sunday.
his escape by jumping out of f edge, and nothing except sen
C LASSICAL . §3.00 per Month, including Latin, Greek,
—The little infant of Fin a window
oing t hen: t o school, will eoAlgebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics Calculu:!
Moody died on last S a t u r
Surveying Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetor:/ Mental and
vanoe them a s fast a s read
Moral Philosophy, etc.
When Oilier.-, Fall
d a y and was buried on M m
ing proper books.
day.
Hood's SarsupaHllu builds up There a r e many things that
I N 1 EHMEDIATEJ §2.is) per Month,including Arithmetic
The most vroaderful work of the History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
the shattered system by giving
need t o be attended t o in tin
XIX Century.
—John F. Hardin lost foui vigorous action to the digestive
P RIMARY, §1.00 per month.
" It a.ti other books^skould be
hogs, s o m e sheep and a calf organs, creating an appetite and way of fixing some definite
destroyed, the Bible excepted,
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
from cold during the bliz purify tlie blood. It. is prepared policy for our guidance
the world would huve lost but
studies.)
by modern methods, possesses ,.;„ 4r • i lti o,,i ,,,,
t ,,
little of its Information."
zard.
II... KiratOHt curative p o w e r s , h e ""'ancre of the year.
t lie
A H this Institution embraces in i t s curriculum all the
and we suggest the piesent Without a Paraiie! studies usually caught 111 the ordinary colleges, and a t
—Ex SI 1 ff. Bainl is becom and has fthe most wonderful rec
ord of ac ual cures of any med
In th« hUtnry of educational enterprise stands greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga and
ing anxious for all the back icine in existence. Take only bad weather a s the I) e s t
the 0flf *'
^
time t o map out a program
adjacent counties to avail themselves of the advantages
fhc Ctuirloitc Ob ervcr to its
tuxe . All would do well t o Hood's.
thousands »: friends end readers. Such
thus offered t o their children.
,
and then when good went [un
an otter has never been nude before/and
pay up and save trouble.
Shrnild hAve your c.sttful <»ir.sM»raMnn.
Excellent board may be obtained a t the' neighboring
does come, g o t o work sys
The merits of thja liberal and mrmoteth
F:om Mci t Camp N. C.
— Our Representative, Mr.
farm houses, the highest rates not exceeding seven dollars
literary enterprise can only fet Judged by
tematicglly, not depending
car.rui iRy.'ttlfiaiion.
per 1limit h.
Michael, is behaving himself Editor Democrat:
Every redder la therefor* earnestly solicited !
on i h e s p u r o f a moment", t o
to elve the attention to this offer that Its
Reference t o the climate is unnecessary. The crowds
very nicely in Haleigh. The The wintry weather which make plans. W. 8. M ILLER.
Importance and liberality deserve.
that throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Lmville, ect., ail within
fo'lowed immediately aftei
papers fail t o note any ac
Feb. 7, 1895.
a few miles of the school, bear testimony t o the exceeding
Christmas, holds on yet. al
tion of Lindsey whatever.
healthfulness of the surroundings.
The beet and heretofore most
most wit hout intermmission,
•xjSenslv« Encyclopedia Is within easy reach
D i d Yon Ever
—Forfait?:- 1 0 0 acres of
of even the boys and jM*.
and there a r e no indications I ry Flectric Bitters as a remedy
('erects, encourage your children Mi habit*
valuable land on Brushy
tf ecucoony for the noblest ef all purposes—
of a " b r e a k u p " a t present tor your troubles? It net, get a
economy fcr the sake of education. JiMt
Fork. Easy terms given the
thick of it I A saving of only >o cents a day
lint though mrt'iv nr.- iinpnJ ^5' , 0 ?' n u , ! d ** rel jf
,Ti,i"
1 . ; medicine has been found to be pe
.
•
purchaser. N. H. Shipley.
will mca!re you the grist Caerelapmllu
Hrtt^neiics, which Covers every dabartineot
tient. perhaps, for more gnu-jeiihtrlv adapted to the relief and
•f hnow'ed^e known to mankind. So
—Solicitor Spainhour will nl days t o come, these u n - | r u r ' ;
all Female Complatuts,
men neods any other library; no man caa
ha-ve a bailor on*.
s t a r t 011 his circuit next Mon pleasant d a y s may*be spent exerting a wonderful difect in
fluence in giving strength and
day. The first court he at profitably by all.
!
Acs, the old yenr of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
tone to the organs. If you have 0>CtIT I O
That this new edition I* complete in it
and troubles, find tjie New Yen r 1895 is ushered in upon
tends will be opened in New
Those who have no indoor loss of a ipetite, constipation,
wt'tr«viTdue?^dV s 'oa^1i'"»!»' i lis, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
ton on t h a t day.
work t h a t tliey can do, may headache Fainting spell. or are
at introductory rateswhom all fr»tght rbi way t o Ho t h a t is t o oegin l ight aud keep right the year
find pleasure a s well a s prof- nervous, Sleepless, Excitable
NeepM-Ns, Lxcitahle,
Ohierrtr miy, for to eobscrfbors
—Our old fiierni, Capt. A. . . .
chargM will t>« propaKl tw any ralWoaJ
through.
i-i
,.
I melancholy or troubled with diz•tat <m la Hi* United (fates.
J. Cri teher, has been sorely If ').V Hppn.iiii!! by rpending zy h^ I K Elect™ liitt-i« is tho
Write fw 4*»«riptiw«
various styles of
You can do this by doing nil your trading curing the
bludiag*. firicea, etc.. to
afttOted with kidney trou the time while i t is too cold medicine you need. Health and
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
its
THE OBSERVER, eral merchandise, all at the
bles. We tire glad t J state t o work, in reading instrnc- Strength are guaranteed byfifty
I**.
j
xt
e
use. Large bottles onlv
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
a t W . L. HrvanX '
t h a t he is now somewhat un tn-e litumtm-p. Nono of n«
are sufficiently supplied with
proved.
NOTICE
Aslieville has had a very
useful information, and no
I will sell for strictly pay down during the .tear 1895, by
—You didn't look for the
destructive fire. It occurred
J OEL Nonius & 8ox
so.doing I can sell you much cheaper than on credit. Fo r
better tune than when we are
during the cold days last
DEMOCRAT this week, b u t
vs.
instance good sole leather a t 21c., by the side, good coffee
domiciled indoors, can begot week.
here it is, ami the best we
D. J. HOUCK.
-be. a lb., sugar 1 7 Tbs. for §1.00, 5 fbs. soda 25c. Ala
ten t o obtain it.
By the authority of an ex mance 6 ^ cts. and up. domestic, very heavy. 7 cts by t h e
could d o under the combina
Out'farmers are a s a rule,
A Household Treasure.
ecution issneid from the Su bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashtion of circumstances.
deficient in tlie science relat- D. W. Fuller, of Cainjohnro, X. perior Court -of Watauga mers. shoes—ves the largos lot oi shoes ever seen in this
— Who will get a valentine iug to agricultural pursuits, [Y., says that he always keeps county directed to me in part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
today? The Topic intimates and r o n s q w n t l v fall shoi t in , ) r VCirig's New Discovery in the above entitled action. I will also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
, .
Ins
t h a t the present legislature making their business a snc-1 house and vervfannlv has always >ell for cash at the Court notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bisi OU nd the
best results fob
may abolish S t . Valentine's cess. The value, composition law its use. th.^t. he would not be House door in the town of seii and^Chatanooga bnll-tongue plows. v*uer piping etc.,
Boone to the highest bidder
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
day, and if it does, this will and quantites required of the ''wiinovit it. if procurable. G. A. on the 4th day of March \)o it be
r 4.-J,
Dyketnan Druggist, ('atvskill N ing the first Mon. in said month,
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
lie our last chance.
fertilizers and iiuinnre.s n-qin v - says thaf It^ Ki..«'a New
nriuniy balance due w t i
site for obtaining abundant Discovery is undoubtedly the to satisfy u n u m ^ ,. U c on hides, beeswax,'etc., all at-highest market prices. Please
— T i l h a n d s have been en
judgement in above entitled j #B T e 'ae your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
gaged this week in throwing harvests, is a branch of «ci- best Bough emedy: that he has action of §10,70 with inter- i^oods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
used
Ins family
siiow drifts from the public "nee every yeoman should ! years,it in it has never for eight est and cost, the following prosperous and happy New Year. I a m
.
,
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and
failed to
A
roads. The tui npike is now master. Our lands generally j do all that is claimed for it. Why described t r a c t of ieal estate
Your.s Anxious to please,
opened and travel is being re are worn out until a demand |»«t try a remedy so long tried to-wit: 1 2 acres lying on the
for a supply of plant food is
L/T'T 1 - 1
bottles-free waters of Grassy ( reek, Wa
sumed.
WILL W. H O L S C L A W .
i
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,
at \\. L. Brvan s. Regular si
tauga coftnty adjoining the
made upon those who till the 50c. and §1.00.
*unq .woqs
lands ol Mollie Lippard, J .
soil, and must be hetde 1 if
W. Jackson and others. This
noi 0uo AJA.\A JOJ sjnjjop
good crops a r e made. Bet. Snow drifts as high as the Feb 2, 1895.
noi And [|;m aq pun 'ims
W. H. C'ALAWAY , 8heriff.
ter methods of culture, bet yarson the < umberland Yal
epn.^ooiq u |o A \ouq noi' p
ter management of orchards ley and Philadelphia and
4 0 'N 4 ail!As.i0JiHg 4 .iop)0|[O3
NOTICE.
better care of stock should Reailing rai 1 road . AII travel By the authority of a power of
OP
A4udo(j inioadg 'siuua|-{ pj
engage them in reading the is suspc
ended. The Pittsburg sale contained m a certain mort.
T of <H|JA\ iuoDumV— wisdom and experiences of a n d Western roilroail is j K;'^' , i « ' 1 executet] t o me l.y TT
W
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.,
i D. Bryan and wife, 8alhe. to se—Several Watauga wagons i masters of these avocations. l)ioci<ed on" h u no red in i ses. jcureadebt of §217.00*au<i inter,
,
.
—
I s now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a \ :
went to marker, tiuimg tiny 1 ,us should be done now, for Brains going out from Wash est, and recorded in book C page
able medicine, known a s the MGl N i A IN HERB MLi>Iinterval of the storms and if jmt off until the spurof the ington was completely block- 422 of the mortgage records of CINI J , com|>osed of the natural herbs of out mountain see
. i Watansm county. I will sell f<,r
Watangn conntv. I will aed for
failed to return. The wagons occasion demands promptjed on the 9th. ^.j
*"
x Hipping nl-.
highest bidder at the tion.
yvwre left and the drivers and action, they will generally; lei eats are surf
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c isv
eases of the - Liver, »Stoma.:ii, r ~ 7 — • and all diseases ari
teams made their way back be neglected and the work, more. It is rtq»une<i mai
i Kidneys
as best they could.
if done »t all, will be done i g ,-eat destisution among the
Monday in said month, the sing from a bilhous system Phis ,s no patent medicine. It is
.
,
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ii
following described real pytat to pure, simple, cheap and effective. lC KS recommeu jet: by
(
- O u r young friend Roby
the same old fashion, and poor people m Washington wit: The farm on which the said the physicians of the county, and is one of the best n.ed'iLong is now in Richmond Va. much of value be lost.
City prevails and many aif
D. Bryan now liv-s and which c j n e s ,, n the market.
paving a Hi rous tumor taWe propose to be a civiliz suffering for want of food
il;7^•••erinorlori
Thie medicine is put up in packages with full directions
ken o u t of his nose. He in- e( ^ o r i ( ' enlightened people, -ind 'uel.
^
Said land sold subject to a prior with full direciions on each. Price §1.00 per package, sent
>r .orms bis parents t h a t part w hi?h is true in pa|* l
1
^
of it has been removed by l^ck so much of <
the uee of a wire and the spe- f f ) l
elevated pi;
t ( :rm i m p l i e s
cialist who is performing t h e •
Zionville, N. G., Sept. 6, 1894.
operation, thinks he can suc-i The inventions and handi
ro T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT.
LEAD, 0TUKRS FOLLOW;
Statesville Marble Works.
«..i-
villi: hulls academy.
< i u -
It Means That
HEW TEAS GBEMIH3S!
VERY CWEST PRICES.
THE MGUNTAN MED1CINEC0FY iY
ZlONViLLE N0B H GAROUNA
�Tli 1 ; W a t a a g a D e m o c r a t
Legislature.
Democracy Nerer Dies.
Some member has introRepresentative Hopkins of
.
Why, sir, the Democratic duced a bill in t h e LegislaJliuiyijar,
Fob. Ashe county has introduced party is just a s much alive t a r e prohibiting first cousins
H biL t o allow all citizens of a s ever" said Colonel W. It.! from marrying. If Butler is
Last Phursdny, Friday and this S t a t e to kill game and Morrison t o a S t . Li .lis Be- • in favor of the bill i t will
8 a turday we had the most catch fish ",,VI ^oinouii |IUU public ivpoi ici, "They can't pass.
and oysters on pub j/iiw.iv reporter.
i
w :j i& {^v
severe weather, mercury reg lie lands and waters ofI the !I hill it. * t was born in eterIv
vvio w LUC
II ill V ILl "
U. jctaj this tra-is nark
e , . e r u a j a t i e paia in
istering a s low a s 1 4 decrees State. I he contested elec- j " u l truth, lounded upon the f h '
- 1 J ao R- ore thin inferior peckage soda
beiow zero; the wind was ter turn cases have n o t all been | bedrock of tlie people's liber- Mr. J . H. Loper. a^v 41 known
Cc -;-r
the eour-—ahv.'.ys keeps soft.
rific, with snow flying; a n d disposed of. More democrats ties, and the true principles druggistof DesMoiiies, Iowa
3e i-e c. imit.iioa hade mark* aid l*abe!s,
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drifting. We have not, how will he unseated in a few days of I
honest and economical • for over six months. A t
aoi xi-e4 0 1 packages
ever, heard of many losses,
R i c h m o n d P e a r s o n C o n government, f t ins buried times the pain was s o severe
except some sheep, hogs and gressman elect in the 9 t h in oblivion many other polit t h a t he could not lift anyj
a-I F--'" i **§
fowls, and a few runty calves. district has been in attend ical parties, and it will live ,thiiig. With all h could .io
, r could not get rid of it nnhe
un•
"ui
All over the country, espec ance on the legislature all t o see the grass grow on ma- til be appiied gei n o oi
'£
Chamberlain's
ially in New York, the weath the while. He g o t a bill in n.y yet unborn. The Demo- Cain Balm. " I only made t ' > M i «>* <* CB«»«CH & CO.. Nov York. Sold by grocrrs everywhrrt.
o itr Arci «•;<! Hussar Beak of v&lusbls Recipes- FREE.
©
er lias been unusually severe troduced t o have Mitchell cratic party lives because i t : t ' u ' e e applications of i t . " he ^
and travel has been obstruc county taken from the 8 t h is the only genuine and si,; . R ^ l ^ n a i m ^ H e ^ o w < r " 1
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ted on rail roads in nearly and added to the 9 t h s o a s to cere r a tan,a- p a r t y h a t this [commends it t o p-'^ons s i ^
I V.J
ail the Northern States. Flor make his election two years country (ills ever known— 1 I »• I iv o HI in4-/krl T L ! f
< OUntl \ has f* V HI* L MB VI !1
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ilarl.v afflicted. I t is for sale
ida h a s s u!fere.1 i n tensely, a 11 t o come certain a s Mitchell t h a t is t o say. in its broad by \ \ . L. Bryan
the early crops, fruits, etc. county gives 800 majority. principles are embodied the
i he Monroe Enquirer s a y s
having been badly damaged
Romulos Linney heard of will of the people. 1 mean
Prof. Hix s a y s t h a t the22nd, Pearson's caper and lie went the common people, and not t h a t a iew days a g o there
EGGS. BETTER, POULTRY, A M )
23rd and 24th will make a t o Raleigh and had the this latter-day oligarchy of were 2 0 prisioners in jail and
record t o be remembered for whole iiidiionver "quelclied." pi u t o o a ts t h a t have already n o t one of them was a Demo
OTHER PRODUCE i t)
severe weather. He has pre Linney will need Mitchell and further propose to en crats, in the whole lay o u t .
dicted well this winter, so far county very "muchly" in two rich themselves through leg
a n d we had better heed him years from now. I t would islation.
on the, above named days have been a very nice affair
" I t is true t h a t the skies at
i G t h s t r e e t .Y. I!
WA&hL\G20A\ I). C.
a n d prepare for the worst. for Pearson indeed, a s his present lower upon the Dem
Have plenty of wood a n d majority was only a little ocratic horison, but during
feed handy. Have all your oyer 100. Of course he need these thirty years past we
stock housed. I t is cruel t o ed Mitchell in his district. have seen them still blacker
Ynu will nccivc i li< LighesCash Prices. We buy outright
have stock exposed t o such But Mr. Linney said no and and uiore forbidding. I t is
oi handle . w Fomniisson.
temific storms a s we have the thing "bursted.
needless to g o into a discus
had and may haveyec.
N o farther information sion ol what bi aught about
"Quick Sales and P r o m p j Returns."^Commission for
this condition of parly af
A preacher came t o a news a b o u t t h e county govern
h a idling goods, live per ce.;t- "Send for our Price List.
fairs, further than t o say
paper man in this way: "You ment affaii I t will come up t , i a
^yAriam:
t h a^ the Democrats inheritt
Democrat
editors dare not tell truth- soon, but nobody now knows I
e d t h e d i 8 a s t e r H f rom a Re
r
If you did you could n o t what it will be. The a p p r o - '
publican adminis* r ttion,and
lively our newspa pa per would priation for the S t a t e Uni
the people, impatient for
be a failure." The editor re- versity^ from every indication
promised relit t from Republi
.0.
p ' ° d : • 'You a r e right. And will not be interfered with.
GROCERY STORE
can mislegislation wrathfuliy 8cr«fu!a Thoroughly Eradicated.
Butler says it, shall be sup
t n e minister who will a t all
"C. I. Hood Sf Co., Lowtll, Maws. :
-AT
fell amuck of their friends be
It 1» with pleasure tlu*t 1 ftvs you the details
times uiul under all circum ported.
fore they had time t o leaven •f our llttH May's sickness and her return to
Resolutions and bills in
health by tho use of Hood's SarsaparlUa. She
stances tells the whole truth
OiOfling hGCh'.
t h e load which burdened was taken down with
the members of his troduced. A bill for the re
about
Fever and a Bad Cou«h.
them. Republicans need not
Following this a sore eanie an her right side be
church alive o r dead, will not lief of E izabeth Thom| s ins
o.
t l , e tween the two lower rtbs. *In a short time an
<»f VVutMuga. T o extend t l i e l ' : ^ 0 l e t h , ' l n 8 , ' i v e s
I take this method of infor
occupy the pulpit more than
other broke eu the left side, flhe would take
•pells of sore mouth and when we had sueceed ming my old instoimrs nnd
18!)<5 t l , e
Owing to a recent change
one Sunday, and then he will provisions ot Mecklenburg
ed In o'err ml eg tt:!s she would saTor «it!i r.l
nut
taeks of higa f^ver aad
"
" P »»»- corrupUnn. H-r head wasexpel bloody lo»iklng the Hem r a l Public t h a t I have iff our business, that is, from
find it necessary t o 1 e a y e mart law t o Ashe and Watmutter
auga.
ed, and they will lose their •ozed from her ears. Afteraffected ai:d she to- on hand and forsalea gener
eaah attack
the "Old Time" credit svstown in a burr v. The press
al assortment c>f
of NW|»5
T o allow the sheriff of Ashe f " ' Y
a nd pulpit g o hand in hand
.S 7 APL E A M) FA AC Y GRO tern t o a
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came worsa and ail treatmeut failed to give her !
with the whitewash brushes eounty t o collect bacK taxes.
relief
be
use
S.'j-st.y^
CERIES,
Mormon 1 , ) e e l l n 0 l i » » . o ? .uuUlh we L ufcaaoto^ h a l fHoodt l s w e c o u l d ,.^. '
1
*d
uu u
bot e
see
and pleasant words magnify T o lessen the bonds o f - o m i - L
that she was better. Vre eontlcned until she '
tv officers
pi ognosticate on the pres- had tiuLea tare* bottles. 5ow she looks u^o 1 •Such a s
i n g little virtues into big
We are able t o o f f e r > o u
The Cleonn ®f Haalth
COFFEE,
'T
/ u
...
idential possibilities of 189(3,
ones. The pulpit, the pen and
Senator Marshall s b.ll t o , u r t h e r t h a n t o , a v , h „ t j f ' and lj fat as a pi^s. We feel gratefal, and cannot
S UGAR,
say too uiuch u. taver ef Hood's Harsaparula.''
ARBUCKLE\S COFFEE
I»I its. A. AI. Al)A.vifl, Izinuui, TcuniHuc^,
t h e grave-stone a r e the great
C HEESE,
P d ' looked t o him a s if Harrison
n Mb
fha
a t 24 cts per lb.;
Ksoow'* Piiia act easily, yet promptly
saint - making triumvirate. ' ucation was withdrawn,
C RACKERS,
would be the Republican efficiently, ea the live*' aad howeia. 26e. aad
Good green coffee a t 20 cts.
And the minister went away
C AKES,
^ ^ — i n e e heenuse Harnsou
F RUITS,
very thoughtful, while the ed
per 4b.;
. .
.
was a stronger man than
NOTICE.
N UTS,
i t o r turned t o his work, and
Extra ( 'C" s jgar a t 1 6 lbs.
p r i n t i n g bill passed, a n y of the others mentioned
told a b o u t the surpassing- letting it, t o t h e lowest re- if t h e Republican convention State of North Carolina, W a . P LAIN A ND F ANCY C ANDIES. t o the dollar; good, heavy
tauga county, in thp Superior CANNED HOODS OF ALL KINDS,
beauty of the bride, while, in sponsible bidder.
domestic a t 7 cts per yard. *
| K e t , n t o a t a n s | e | 1 H pliouKlit Court, D. AI. Norris vs. E. B. Mil
SODA, LAUNDRY AND
ler.
fact, she was a s ugly us a
We have just received
t h a t most I-I vua i;ic Allison, By virtue of an execution di
probable 111 SO!.
FANCY SOAPS.
..
c
hedge fence.—Ex.
3 0 cases of gent's and la die's
AI prospects for hntmcial of Iowa, who always lucky rected to the undersigned from
legislation seems t o have might slip in.
Horse end Cattle Powders. shoes, and will sell them a t
the Superior Court of Wntauge
Butler's Election Bill.
county in the above entitled n>*
gone glimmering. The PresprireM r o suit the buyer.~ifi*a
Tobaeeo, Snuff, Cigars,
tion, I will, on Mondav, the 4th
I he object of the change in
( all and see us and we will
Cigarettes, Matches,
iderit has secured the sale ofI An exclmngesavs, and tru day of March 1895,at lanVlock
t h e Jaw is t o have all politi
sa ve you money.
and
more bonds with the Roth- ly, t o o , "There a r e nine class M. at the court house dorr or'
cal parties represented in the
eh,Ids and some New York- es of people who ore no good said county sell for cash to the many other things too tedi
JOHN80N EDMf8TEN & CO
highest bidder to satisfy snid exjudges and registars of elec
ous to mention in n
Blowing Bock. I)ee 12. 1894.
era and s o here itgoes. There t o a town: First, those who eution all the right, ritle ar>d
7
sma'l 'ad.
tion. The canvassing hoard
Will he no extra session of g o o u t of town t o d o theii interest which the said E. B. .Mil
is t o be abolished and the
congress I t is given o u t trading; second those who o p ler defendant has in the following SSTT also keep a good line
^ AN I ED !
election returns a r e t o be de
'yscribed real
to-wit:
t h azt x h/ e. IU e a s u r . . .w i l l s o o n p o s e i• m" p M o v ce i m i ewni tu ss ;, t U ii rr od, ! Known ast the Z i estate,s lland '' v . of Domestic Medicines
t
r
v
ruv i
h
J. ;) ' u r T I P ( i.v for disease and d e
,
V
• i
l
b v n o w n a s i i e Ziii Da v i a n d
D a vis
posited with the Superior I t
o n t ! i " waters of Cove
i T
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; nuiry, especially for thosedis
me self sustaining a s the those who fii ici a quiet town
prefera i ujci uib |i
A
..
s ' a m wn.ing t o " t o t " " |enses w hich physicians have
Court clerk. There is t o be revenues are fast
ihyUoining the Ian : ft of J'nines
y .'joining
nn«h and tmsineas
tevenues a r e last improving t«. one of push on A c.,.,;
t(,
, a , f ' e a ircurahle.
b u t one box for the ballots,
s.-.i. i Le jfaii* with my re-ighbors 1 onnnrter the new tariff and pras a.urtb, tl.oae who imagin> Isaacs and others.
c u t i o n i s IsTierl t o s a t i s f y a Kfl- ly ask for a r d expect a p a i t
a companion box will be fur
We give below a lew of t h e
e it Kssue of bonds will be all ,I,at the.y own thHrJtow.,I the many letters which we
nished, into which the bai
P""'""? "•
of .Tour trade.
t h a t is necessar.y t o set up tiftb, those who think bu-i
• sain
due a:: : uapiiflj
lors when counted will be put.
\\hnr> .you ure atthe'Rock'
I'jT
" hirh we
interest from No**.*,;
• he business. If this is all „ess can bs done withont ad29fh 1894. and cost of i, as ac- t o m e f o s s e « go- d s
This box will be sealed up
and\\t
o ' l d C it is well Let n s vertising; sixth, those win, tion. Jan. 3rd I -95.
i (Hi ) III"a n d sent t o the clerk of Su
! *you will never regret it.
» o rent such a remedy a s we
W. IJ. ' Af,\t\y, S'-jp-'T
q u i t grumbling and become| deride public-spirited irier-: i
...w
ueu men
perior Court. The polls will
1 ERV R E 8PEOTFF T LLY,
i ha v (• described has been found
J . ('. KLXT'H R At tv.
more serene and self compos-1 seventh, those who oppose |
be closed a t 4 o'clock. The
Y OUR O LD F RIEND, | i n Compound Ox \ gen Treatmer.t of Drs. Stafkey & p a .
movement t h a t does TILFNMPV T HA M T
S t a t e Officers, 'Congressmen,
J. l>. ( LA RK E. icii.
, , v ' ' M ' l i r t i c with themselves
A j On «« t U ,
AlM
•P U D
.
, , .
I not1 originate witn inemseives iI
a n d judicial officers will be
<-.i<rbrb
_
r wv,. t
I be Senate voted ,n favor eighih, those ...I. oppose ev- i U M * L K r i , w B P _ . v i , » 4 N „ 1 , B l o w , t " . R o , k ' ¥ * h - «•
who
„
on o r - ticket a n d all others
a n appropriation t o h v L r ,.
•
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• "My daughter was cored ol
of a n appropriation 1o Iny L , 7 „„i,,Vc enterpriX' t h a t Our system affords an op*
port u
oh one ticket all put in one
\{)TB E
Astnma by one treatment ofcom
b e . t 8 V T n r 0 , ' S n o l b e I i e f i t 'hemselve; nity to borrow on either person
P o l l l l ( | Oxygen, afler mffeiiu'"
box. This bill a s o u t lined "he Umt'd s t ' t
VIRTAE OF aTpoverof sale con f o r
;
V.'
years, ED. B. WILLIS,
H u
t
f^d
ninth, those who seek t o in al or real estate (security. The!
by Mr. Butler will be submit Hawanan Island. The cost jure the credit of a fellow plan is superior to Building and i tained in a morts. agecxecuted bv'
Tvler, Texas
Loan Associations, fhe amount j B. W. Clawson and wife A 1 !
ted to the legislature and of of the c a . ' e wi" be f500,- townsman."
'
4 < I "sod your compound Oxyborrowed may be retuned in j Clawson. on the 8th day uf Accourse will pass. The county 9UU. 1 he President is aum o n t h l y p a y m e n t s . w i t h o u t bo- g u s t , 1 8 9 2 , t o R . Z. Linnev and
a b o u t a y e a r a n d a half a
government bill has n o t been thorized t o lay the cable, we The National Farmers Al- Der\mmm
n1
^ ,VTit -i a 8 8 '- n ^ t o t h e D n d «rei? n e d which i f®" 1 "fleeted to tell you ol
fully agreed upon yet. Mr. hope that* the House will'barice met in Raleigh last
t
. >r<J ' s a ? s o } u t ' > " i mortgage is registered in book C t h e ^ r p a t
I received from
l
! ° mvesjors, with a reas^ pages 574 and 575 of the record ! ts ,
I have not been troubr ,r
Butler who is virtually the vote against the appropria Wednesday and on Thurs
onalde guarantee ot an annual of mortgages of Watauga eoun ' , e u W i t h catarrh since.—F P'
T n] 8
legislature s o far, says he is tion. We are opposed t o d a y laid the Corner-stone of
We de i
LV' ' -ill • ffer for sale
™ University S J
desire to secure tne sernce^: tbe court house door in eooneon ' rfaCU8e Y.
in favor of a reduction of this whole affair. This little t h e P o i k m o n u m e n t . T h e f
33% per cent for the Univer Island of Malungeous have attendance upon the meet of energetic representative men in | the 4th dav of March 1895 all'
Sec re tarie^ 11 ^The rn V ** '-m?' 1 t h a t T r 8 / ' t o f
Watauga 1 Sf ' rK, / OT ' h o « k of two hundred
sity.
T h e appropriation caused the U. 8 . t o o much ing was small.
secretaries. 1 lie position will be j conaty. ou Pine Run creek fTd | R a £ e M / o r f u , t ' ' '
now being $30,000 would re trouble already. Let Con.
ti.Monials, etc. A book sent free~
There is a division be
duce it t o $20,000.
e* g o home a s soon a s possible
t w - n toe Populist, and lieOffice
a n d let the country t a k e a tv\een t h e I opiuistS a n d Re-jtions write f o r partif
^
Publicans a t Raleigh on the information regarding our sys- and contains by estimation
Maj. H. vV. Burton, of Lin breathing spell.
county governmei t I ques-u 1 1 ° ' m a ^ , n ^ loans as well'as acn nioiv or less, to satisfy mei
coln county found in his
teres
Hrviri' T»aio become thiHavoU tion. a n ' 1 s o m e b o d y -i.r.,L l I" V UfV njL Tusn ^ sagencies ^ s be, dehl
— t ! o n and somehnHv.wili w i l , b a v e f l t and b e d 1 1 will
mine a piece of gold weighmg
flood's Pills
i " ? H i d n 'V r ^ H ^ e 1520 Anh St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Igatre
,,ie^eaf 10
ite cathartic with every one who t o K l v n i".
•'Kobertso.i, ihesi l*-nt "l 1*2 W ' ' ' L
!, >
120 Sntter St. San Frenebco, Cal
two and ahalf ounces.
tues them: 25c.
j
J nut Street. Philadelphia
T " F V CA ^ '
1 lease mention thiss paper.
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The
ssmratxa
EAVES, KILL Ai\D CO.,
Mood's is Good
Makes Pure Blood
Someihirp: ITew! Co Tin Want Kcney?
Tflcnty Saved Is
Money Made."
Rood's ^ Cures
°J r
CASH EASIS
ZcnlZi
\t Or:, S'arfe? & PaJsn,
�——
Th* Wataaca Democrat powwsofcompliment. True hlled by fusioiiists.
*
_ jtlie burden -and heat of the 7. The charter ot the Atlantic &
A DFMOCU \Tirfii nilvnewsmiDer
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devotad to lac interest of Coun- HIlf|
ty State anoNation. Published j
every Thni^la.v at. Itoone,
taugu County. N. t.
Dr. E. E. IJoyr j iu the "Old Ft Iks
Cirifr" «f the Due IVest A. E. Presbjr
teriau.
ai),j
.
have done llu-ir
I
the
T
vturKM
work , North ' moliim Railway
h„r
2KU.YS T'FMXP
ot T
Ve,'!,or U1
, ap,K,iatmc..b., an I
make
1
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., , will succeed democrats.
has come *o his help, tioil
bless these heavenly visi
Clin inlan Iain's Cough Rem
rants. tor the morsel now edy gives the Ix-st satisfncgiven will last till we reach rion ut any-cough mediciiw
the back side of the rleseit handle, and ps a sel'ei leads
nil other prepar.itions in thi.*
and the mountain of God.
market. 1 recommend it be
Yes a "corner" not to bury
cause it is the last medicine
the old folks hut to shield [ ever liandled for coughs.
and aid their declining netiv- folds and crono A. W. BALD
the
"Old Folks' Corner" has
been up before my mind float
ing likean undefined thought
for some weeks and indeed
was lather amusing at first.
But the more I thought of it ities and cheer the solace RIDGE, MillerhVllle, ill. Fjl
the serious aspect grew till it
their fading earthly life. sale bv W. L. Brvnti.
now has put on a gravity
q \ vr i
While their tiead is heavy
that commands respect if not
I I
and their step slow and metlij
Monsy Made Rapidly.
veneration.
ods much behind time; tlmy,
Rami Xki* And Tlii k It Ore; !
Old folks' corner, is not a
from their corner, can look
new tiling in the world, how
We want It.I) men who have
out upon a new born church
energv and giir. >\'e wi»l give
ever new it may he in our pa
shaking itself from the cluxt IAhem a sit tion in which tliey
tileiiTa K »^
per. Go where you will into
and putting on a new energy • an mak ? make in mey rapidly—
the old established families
and bean*y prom'singto live the i.tu >r being light and em
ployment tin \ear round
Re
of the land and you may see
when the workers a re dead.
quites no capita] or great- educa
the Grandpa of two or three i
Thus you erect a platform tion. Sonic oi our In ut- sales
generations and it may he
on the slopes from which the men nre eonatry hoys. You <JJ
the bride of his early man
men or old will do. Reminieira
sires can greet tl.e sons and tion i quick* ami sure We havt
hood sitting over against
looking b.icK raisf the shout need for !< 0 :nn w thin the nejC
each other; both in the cor
to the coining. "We see the 30 • a s l)o not waste time, hut
ner claimed as their own.
light gleaming. ' ''It is not writear on •»• to M.C. H I'IMUNR
& Co., Pu'd shers. ATLANTA GA
But mostly one corner is
dark."
empty and you may not in
TE3 NOR HrCA '12LI.NA
trude, for its empty furniture
"Perhaps you would not
RIIIV
NO HUM
Colleg: of
is retrained as a sacred relic. think so, but a very large
Agriculture and
Queen Victoria has kept proport ion or diseasi s in New
BCGTODBA^
MechanicArts.
Prince Albert's plate and his York come from carelessness
TRADE!
empty chair is set at her ta about catching cold," says Offers Three Technicalt'ounDr. SyriiH Edson. "It is such es* 1 he ('our>e ia Agnuul
ble every day. 0 these emp a simple tliitig n.nd so com
Tine; The Course in S deuce;
ty coiners!
They til* the mon that very few people,tin
The Course in Mechanical and
I IIIEAjn BUSINESS .
whole house with theii empt' less it isa case of pneumonia, Civil Engineering.
ness! T ii i s is Grandpa's pay any attention to a cold.
Euch course is broad and
-o—
the
chair. These are grandma's New York is one ol the heal- .thorough,
tines! places on t In* At liintiei Hon j S now equipped for exspectacles. Touch lightly.
1 rotn now until the first dav
Coast and yet there are a cellent. work. Expenses ver\
But tliis is thr» empty cor
great many cases of catarrh moderate. For catalogues of April I will sell my stock of
ner. Let u* think oft lie oth and consumption which have address.
their origin in this neglect of
ers yet occupied.
ALEX . Q. Holladn v, Pres. C L O T H I N G
j
These old folks need a cor- I lr simplest preen ut ion of ev
lbil'dgli, N. C.
cry day life. The most sensi
ner—a place by themselves
ble advice is. when you have
—AND
where they will enjoy the one get t ill of it as soon as
home Reeling. This thought possible, hv all means do
OVERCOATS
of becoming a "stranger on not neglect it." Dr. Edson
the earth." let that he the does not tell you how to cure
\ t "• 0 pur cent a b o v t
very last that, comes. David a cold but we will. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Rem
-BOTANICno doubt came to it, hut
edy. It will relieve the lungs,
BLOOD BALM.
can't we keep it off a while at aid expectoration. ojten the
COST!
A household remedy for all Hlood and
Skin disease*. Cures without fall, Scrof
least, if not till the last good secretionsfalid soon effect a
ula. l'lrers, lihcuBiati-m.lr.Urh. Salt Klirnm
and every form of Blood Disease from the
bye. Yes, we can and we can permanent cure. Twentysimplest pimple to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty
years' use with unvarying success, dem
help old worn out grandma five and fifty cent bottles for
onstrates Its paramount beallrg, purify
ing and building up virtues. One botte
sale bv W. L. Bryan.
lias more curative virtue than a dozen of
to feel that she lias still a
any other kind. It builds up the health
and strength from the first dose.
sweet home where the sun
News and Observer: The
IFUITF. for Hook of Won- k
rises and sets and spring
aerfnl Cures, sent free on appli R
greatest scheme of shorten
cation.
time has not yet faded into
If not kept by your local druggist, send
ing distance ever contem
11.00 for a large bottle, or Ib.OO for si* bot
winter. We can open the
tles, and medicine will be sent, freight
plated is the building of Hie
paid, by
windows and let in the rising
Nicniauga Cana 1 . The Sen
BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, 6a. „
sun on her corner. We can
ate yesterday passed the bill.
draw the curtain and let the
Senators Kansotnand Pritch
lastrays fall from the bril
ard both voting for it. If it
liant west; peeping in as they
| THE STAfilSARD. v
passes the House, the dis 1 *** ' L' - '-1 _ " " - - J . 1
ever do with salutations of
tance around the world will
earthly good byes but the
DURANC'S
S
he gteatly reduced,commerce
endl ?ss day, full of prophec
will revive, new markets will;
ies of theendless day beyond.
R
R
? If yon Oon'f think T nieaTi it
be opened, and Southern
Old folks need to feel that
come and look through inv
Has snstnlned fta reputation for 18 years +
ports will become the equals,
as being tne Rtantlanl remedy for the
they are at home and they
• quick and permanent cure of'Rheuma- v
of New York and Boston.
• tisin. Gout. Sriatk-A, etc., in uli its forms. «
need a corner.
It is endorsed by tnousnnds of Physi- ->
piaus. Publishers and PatieDts. It is 4*
STOCK
They need a corner that
luxelv
and builds up from
v
fr
Bncklcu'e A.nica Ha've.
rst dose. It never fails
cure.
Eureiv vegetable dollar atobottle, or the <v
they may be pfotceted. The
Price is one
six w
t wont rent yon one cent
The best naive in the world f^r
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page Tam- •
young bloods rn; h and mix ruts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
pblet sent Free by Mail. Address,
o
yon dont purchase.
romping with their woik and fever sores, tetter, chapped hauus
Ourang's Rheuira: i Rsnisdy Co. '*•
f
1316 L Street, Washington, D. C. < I hare a large s ock and
old folks need a corner where chilblains, corns, and all skin
v>
eruptions, and positively cures
Ourang's Liver I'ills&re the best on
want to get rid of it before
earth. They act with an ease that makes
they may not be jostled. Let piles, or no pay required. It is
them a household hi ">ing.
spring.
PRICE 28 CT8 PEa BOX, . • 8 BOXES FOR fl. r!
the boys romp but givet hem guaranteed to give perfect sativsFOR 8ALE
ORuOOtSTS.
faction or money refunded.
play ground that there may
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
be no excuse for intruding. by \V. L. Brvan.
M* CALL AND LOOK ! "S3
But keep these corners so
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
near the common that the
The editor of the Progressive
-o
occupants may look on and Age of Aurora, Reading Clerk of I BO * >^**355% WEAK
I would call your nt ten tion
enjoy the life that is rushing the House, prints in his ; aper
EYES. to the big cut in prices in 1113
by. Now it was so thought certain statements, preceding MORE
ful in .von, Messrs. Editors, them with the declaration. "This
other lu es
M I T C HELL'S
so courteous to set off a cor information is all official a n d
ner in your pafier for thes M comrs directly from the caucus
-S
worn workers, from which committee." The following are E
• Certain, Safe, and Effective P.emedy for
his statements of what the l^egis
they may survey the activi
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
lature will do:
ties and enjoy still a sort of
"1. The Superintendents of the " Producing Long-sightedness, & Restor*
t
ing the Sight of the Old.
copartnership in rhese move insane asylum will not be removCures Tear Drops, 6ranulatlon» Stye
ments. ilow lonely they be el.
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
come when they areconscious
2 Thf milWAV commission will m m#rn,c «r,fI wuwira n.ed In ether
Z. IOUJjaTIW a V commisaioil Will
efflcacfon* when
1so
aladlee, such a* Ulcer*. FovaiL.Sarea.
jai
_
of isolation, that society has be abolished and re-created,
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
ENDORSED BY
CATARRHl
c
o~cc
pmV'
TAKE THE
Jnicaio and Aitcn R. ii.
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and
This new -ireatment for Catarrh and
diseases of the respiratory organs is
one of the 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 ol diet or pursuit ol lile Is necessary
during treatment.
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to tho
atient and entail no discomfort,
he remedy reaches the seat ol the troublo
directly.
5. The remedies and means ot appliance can bo
carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience.
f
rnVE Tit EATHESE nt anV drug Wore.
^
"""ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
..ORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Cau-r.'na Medicine Co., Waco, Texas.
Metallic Weather Boarding,
Complete Coiling3,
Corrugated Sheeting,
Roofing Paints,
L-3
Iron Roof5""-^,
Eavo Troughs, Gutters and Spouting.
e^AI! forms of Sheet Metal for Buildt-
/ COMPLRTE AND R E A D Y \
VTO APPLY W H E N S H I P P E D . /
Ncithwes:
Kmigmuts going to any of tin
Acs tern States or Territorial
t ui h.i vh time and money goiiif
in. Ghieago" and Alton route
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER
P I'EBLO,
vnd all point» in Idaho, Wash
iiigtou, Oregon, Utah
and California.
Finest ami /{est fujui/zfiem
It on d in the West.
Only line running Solid Vesti
ud trains etween St. Louis
and Kansas ,'ity
BfHrlining i.air cars and Tour
istepers ee of extra charge.
1 will mee parties at any railroad st ition with through tickets
i nd baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
1 'scrip ive pamphlets of thd
West write to or call 011
f t . A. NEW LA \T),
Traveling Passenger Agt..
19 Pattern Ave.. Asheville, N. C
J. C HAULTON , G. P. A
Chicago. 111.
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r-n en-rgetle workman to
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, -«-Int.,.
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1C
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E-^TABLISHED 10T2.
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PEK DAY
d£*J ^*siily ^ a d e .
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many men. women, bov. and yirla
w M'k foru* a fewhoars daily, r ght ,nsnd around
tb^irown homes
T'.ic b a ^ i n e . * if e n s v ,
s t r i c t l y h o n o r a o i e , a n d paya b e t t e r t h a n
ouered agents. Vou liuva a clear C.Id and no
o o m p c t i t i o i i . F-xy rit-nca a n d sp< r i a l a b i l i t y
necessary. No capital r«<juired. Weeqaipyon
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everything that you liaed, treat yoa wall,
and help voa to earn t-n times ordinary va*es.
Women do as well as men, and boyg and firli
make g '^-.l par.
e. tnvwliere.Tsn do the
v k. All succeed
follow onr plain and tiaiple direction •. Kameft • "-k will snrely bring
'31 a ^:eit deal of mom F.rc-••thing if new
.. 4,1 -r' a* demand. Writa for »ur pamphlet
ci -ea' r, and receive full information. Na barm
<!• oe if yea conciuae not to go an with tbmm
plca.asit,^}
anyotbef
an-
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Old folks corner! Why Agricultural Department and the
Agricultural College.
there is a beauty and fitness (i. Trie penitentiary will be < ni ire, t^Qne dollar pays for tbt1 ^ ^ ^ ~
iii t h a t which rises above my j v reorganized and all positions' Democrat one roar.
1
the
CURE FOR
MITCHELL'S
tic« will be consolidated with the iigGst i o n & D e b i l i t y .
eq-ia!s
C-ACTERINE
Timor., Salt Kheeai. Borne, Plica, or
whereverInflammation exist*.
ITESPECTKCLLY
noWBj .aj ei
ihe
a n d h a s lqj?
.vort(l—a 1 K a a e r r a t i c
that
of Medical Department Tulanc University a i l f a c t o r i a t h c g i o v . t h aaodevof Louisiana, who, niter :#sireful anaij sis, . e ; o p i i i e i i t o f t h e O h J
Noith
pronounces ii a pure Cream Tartar- Fonder,
Stilte
I'Jll n SULKCI l:e lor
vrbich lie ctieerlully recommends to tire
public.
p u c •fuu
wi;an,L ion MtsstNtiiR
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"*
Campaign Bates:
PURE, WHOLESOME * NO POWERFUL 1 he "Daily Messenger," by
mail, 4 months 011 trial, for
You Want It Ask Grocer For It
IMCW ORLEANS, $2.00
IJULF MFG. CO•»
LA.
The weekly "Transcript M e m
senger, (the largest a n a
best paper in the S t a t e ) 9
months o n trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers a r e large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Caru
with the address of live per
sons a n d receive sample cop
es of THE M EHSKXGEIL
NATURE'S
Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf.
M
heumitis EMEDY
3. The University appropriation BAA, I Kmay be used to advantage.
Said by all Drn*si*ts at 23 Ccata.
will not lie interfered with.
4. TheSta'o Gu ird appropria
iSROWN'S IRON BITTERS
tion will l»e repealed.
5 The Bureau of Labor Statis- lures Dyspepsia, In-
• Mmin»toit Movseimei
Oo j i . - u u # : i t a
ie iable
}>aj er
g i v i n g y o u a i i t h • i:ev,.s o f 1h€
I
PROF A. L. FFIETZ,P.H.6,
YE ALVE
built them an asylum and
shut them up. No, Asylums
are a beautiful ornament of
Christian civilization b 11 t
keep your veterans out of
them as long as you can.
C .IL li-
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greatest i red it 0:1 .North ('aroll*
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i>e
syea? Then patr j .iz>
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The Pr'dt c^'h. N itli
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Setid model, '.ra*ir,v or photo., with deacrlp.
»1on. We adviee. If pster'abie ee not, fraa af
charpr. Our fee nor due tul i>; ,-tis secure*
A "Pairprlel. "Ho- to Obr? n P»tec'«, " w'**
names of ictnal clients in y • . dtate, cannty A
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.S^OW&CCi
Opposite Pate ! Office, Washington, D. C.
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Democrat
VOL 7
W. L. DOUGLAS
BOONE.
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 21. 1895,
NO. 1G.
WASHINGTON
Wealth Not All of Life.
LETTER, for these bonds from abroad
blessings. The profess calls
News and Observer: Mr.
Bristol Courier.
will be highly beneficial t o
for traits unknown t o the in Hill is a statesman who
$ 3 _ S H Q E m W J R S b . From our Regular Correspondent rhe Treasury and no further
Because of the g r e a t power dividual whose only ambi "talks mit" the silver men.
S. C OK D OVA NT,
rRCKC H A ENAMELLEO CALF.
Senator Hill stated the fi bond issues will lie necessary, of money men look forward tion is t o grasp the whole " b u t drinks m i t " the "gold
j-lNE CALf LKANGARiKL
POLICE,3 SOLES.
nancial situation in a nut unless there shall be some un t o a f o r t u n e a s t h e o n e world in his own hands and bug." He has introduced
thing needful t o assure perpet hold it there!
$25P«E.W0RKIN6MEn4s
another resolution declaring
** -EXTRA FINE- ' . shell when he said of the expected turn of affairs.
Tl\e Senate adopted the a- ual happiness. But it is here I
t h a t "bi-metalisin is the true
BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEI President's l a s t special mes
• LADIESmendment t o the consular they a i e mistaken. Money XegiojEmplojrcs in tlie State Senate. policy of the government,"
sage: " I t unloads the re
Replying to Dr. J. B. Alex and winding up with adeelar
sponsibility on Congress." and diplomatic bill appro if itself can make noone hap
>END FOR CATALOGUE
•L-DOUGLAa» President Cleveland
priating $500,000 t o s t a r t pv.for.as regards happiness, j ander; a leading Populist of ation t h a t all bonds "which
after
»RC C XTON, 5.
Ova? Oas Million People wear the
weeks of negotiation lould the work of laying a cable t o money has been weighed in Mecklenburg who had sought by their terms a r e payable in
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Hawaii and authorizing the the balance and found want t o defend the fusionists for coin, shall, nevertheless, be
AH our shoes are equally satisfactory d o no better than t o get a n
They jive the beet value for the money.
offer of go ] d t o he paid for in President t o contract for the ing. Along with fortune electing a negro assistant paid iu standard gold dol
They equal custom shoes in style end fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
thirty-year 4 per cent coin entire work. With the ex come cares and anxieties t h a t door-keeper in t h e Legisla lars." This is giving the t u r
The prices are uniform,---stamped on sole.
From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
bonds, ,at a price which mak ception of Senators Butler. sometimes swamp and make ture over a one-legged ex- key t o the bond holders and
If your dealer cannot supply youwe can. Sold by
Sealers everjwhere, Wanted, agent to es the bonds carry interest Call, Gorman, Hill and Mor their victims most unhappy. Confederate soldier, Mr W. the buzzard t o the oppon
lake exclusive sale for .this vicinity.
Write at once.
a t rate of 3 and 3-4 per cent, gan ail of the democrats pres Perhaps more genuine hap C. Dowd. the Democratic ents of bond issues and the
although 1 he same men ex erit voted against the amend piness and piece of mind a r e member of the Senate from single gold standard.
t o be found among the poor Mecklenburg, s a y s :
pressed a willingness t o fur merit.
"Perhaps yon would n o t
"You ask me if m.v pnrtv
Sena lor Gorman's inquiry classes, among men who toil
nish gold for an unlimited athink HO , but a very large
mount of 3 per cent gold a s t o what authority the from day t o d a y without fear has not had negro assistant proportion of diseases in New
bonds. The President had Senate had for going into a of losing anything. Certain doorkeepers in the last 2 0 York come from carelessness
this offer more than u week S t a t e and investigating the ly they are the most heroic years, etc. 1 have made dili about catching cold," s a y s
Dr. Syrus Edson. " t is such
ago, hut he held it in abey- election if a Governor and a in storm and trial, and sel gent inquiry into this mat a simple thing and Iso com
legislature was prompted by dom despair, even though the ter and answer most empliat
. u n e until the House defeat
mon t h a t very few people, un
ed the bill providing for 3 per Senator Call's resolution for wolf of want confront them ically, No.
The management of the
less it isa case of pneumonia,
"Now, good doctor, come pay any attention t o a cold.
Equitable Life Assurance
cent gold bonds. Then he a n investigation of the p a r t with wide-open jaws. They
Society in the Department of
accepted the offer t o the a t h a t the Louisiana and Hon have been hardened against with me a minute. Before I New York is one ol the heal
CaroUnas, wishes to se
the
mount of 3,500,000 ounces d u r a s Lottery Company play disappointments, o r rather, started home last Saturday, thiest places on the Atlantic
Coast and yet there a r e a
cure a few Special Resident
of standard gold coin, which ed in the last Florida S t a t e having never tasted the lux being a poor man, I needed great many case3 of catarrh
uries of life, a r e not disap some money. 1 went into
Agents. Those who are fitted
will requr*e the issuing of election hut it is equally ap
and consumption which have
for this work will find this
w ithin a fraction of $72,400,- plicable t o other resolutions pointed by being without the office of the chief clerk of their origin in this neglect of
the Senate, who is a Popu th3 simplest precaution of ev
000 in bonds, with a proviso proposing investigations of t hem.
It is different with the man list, t o get a n order for my ery day life. The most sensi
S t a t e elections. And Senat h a t the gold should oe paid
It is work, however, and those
ble advice is, when you have
for a t the same priee with 3 toi Gorman'sstatementthnt who falls in with the tide salary. What d o you sup one get rid of i t a s soon a s
who succeed best in it possess
which serves the few, and pose I saw? His bookkeeper,
per cent gold bonds, if Con the people of Maryland had
possible. B y all means d o
character, mature judgment,
gress would within ten days a way, when crookeduess ex drifts t o an easy fortune. He a fat and sleek negro weigh not neglect it." Dr. Edson
tact, perseverance, and the
authorize their issue. The isted o r was suspected, of is still in a s t a t e of unrest, ing about 200 pounds, sit does not tell you how to cure
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
President then in a special righting the matter for them and as eager t o gain more ting side by side a t a desk a cold but we will. J a fee
Chamberlain's Cough Rem
fully. There's an unusual
message laid the tacts before selves without appealing t o a s if he had been reduced t o with the other clerks. Is edy. It will relieve the lungs,
the last dollar and t o climb this nil? No. I imagine I see
opening for somebody. If it
Congress, laying particular Congress, was suggestive. I t
aid expectoration, open the
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
stress upon the $10,000,000 is n o t a t all probable t h a t again appealed t o him a s on you pulling back, doctor, but secretions and soon f ffeit a
ther information on request.
which represents the differ any resolution providing for actual necessity. His mind come on. As 1 left the clerk's permanent c u r e . TwentyW. J. Roddey, Manager,
ence in the interest that the investigation of a S t a t e becomes overtaxed w I t h office and re-entered the Sen five and fifty cent bottles for
Rccflc Mill, S. C.
would have t o be paid on 3 election by a Senate commit looking backward a n d for a t e chamber, there lay a dud sale by YV. L. Bryan.
per cent bonds and t h a t tee will be adopted, and i t is ward a t the same time. He ish yellow negro stretched a t
News and Observer: Col.
which will have t o be paid on a martei for regret t h a t any is unhappy lest he lose what full length upon a lounge Harry Skinner, of P i t t coun
PROFESSIONAL.
tlie 3 and 3 4 per cent coin democrat should vote for he has already acquired. He placed there for tlie use ol ty, leturned yesterday t o
bonds, and leaving it lor such a resolution under any is worried lest his invest Senators. Don't leave me Raleigh and t o his field of la
W. B. COUNC1LL, J R.
Congress t o decide which it circumstances. The deino- ments fail t o bring him rich yet, doctor. I went a few bor here. During his absence
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
ci a tic party has always main returns. And so it is t h a t he steps further anil there in
shall be.
the Legislature has been un
Boone, N. C.
Chairman Wilson, of the tamed t h a t S t a t e authority struggles between hope and the Senate library s a t five of able t o do anything for lack
supreme in S t a t e elec fear a s long a s he lives; a n a these dinky gentlemen, of all f
House Ways ami Means com was
o a quorum. The Big Five
W. B. OOUNCILL, M . D .
tions, and the party has in failing health may s e t in t o shades, including yellow,
mittee, who is in charge of
constitute a quorum in the
Boone, N. C.
variably suffered when a t push the work of death t o a black, and tan.« They had
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the bill providing far the is
General Assembly for trans
Resident Physician. Office
tempts have been made t o hasty finish. There a r e more their feet cocked on the book
sue of 3 per cent gold bonds,
on King Street n o r t h of P o s t
sad endings, more suicides, cases, or reclined in comfort acting business, and when
is workipg with his usual en abandon pi inciples a s old a s
Office.
among men who have luxu able chairs, chatting and they leave the city, the whole
ergy t o get the bill before the the party itself. I t was t h e
ries of wealth than in any having a general good time. thing stops till they get back
House although he knows a s old undying principles which
other class. 1 hey
know These are all employes of the t o set the wheels on motion
well a s any man t h a t it will kept the party alive through
what i t is t o have the best of Senate, put there by your again.
not have one chance o u t of a years of defeat, a u d i t is upon
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
everything, and a little of the party. Is t h i s t h e way they
Chamberlain's Cough Rem
possible hundred t o pass the them that the party must
MARION,
N. C
worst is tou much for them. keep their promises of econ edy gives the best satisfac
House, even if favorably re depend for future success.
T o endure hardships, wheth omy and reform ? What d o tion ot any cough medicine I
ported from the committee, Senator Vilas succeeded in
handle, and a s a seller leads
Will practice in the courts oi but he fully agrees with the getting an amendment to the er it be sickness o r merely you think about it, doctor?" all other preparations in this
V&tauga, Ashe, Mitch* U,McI)owSundry Civil Appropriation mental worry, it is t o make
market. I recommend i t be
and ail vther counti 's in the President in desiring t o put bill, authorizing the Presi slaves cf them, and money
When in Washington last cause it is the best medicine
western district £®"Spu*ial at ten the House on record on this
will not buy a release. They fall. Her.ry Wattersoti, mak I ever handled for coughs,
tiou given to the collection ol matter of saving $16,000,- dent t o appoint a commis
become tired of life whose ing a good-fellow table colds and croup. A. YV. BALDlairnr."£*
000. He holds with the Pres sion t o confer with a like
RIDGE , Millcrsville, 111. F o r
body representing Great Brit hardships money will not con speech, said : "After the pres sale bv W. L. Bryan.
W. B. Coimcill M. D. T. C. Blackbnrn. ident t h a t the question of
quer, and would rather die sent campaign \ a m going t o
Itooho, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
whether a man favors o r op nin and Canada a s t o the
feasibility of a series of can than live. The tragic death quit politics and s<»ek the A Word With Our Populist Brother.
Councill & Blackburn, poses bonds does not enter als between the g r e a t lakes of Col. Miller, the Louisville peace and quiet of retirement In all kinds of seriousness,
i n t o the question now. T h a t
millionaire, who thew him from public life. 1 know of a d o think i t wise o r prudent
h a s bet n settled and the and the Atlantic ocean with
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self under a moving train a t secluded s p o t in Kentucky o r patriotic t o deliver North
a depth sufficient t o accomo
bonds are to be issued und T
Asheville. N. C-, Saturday, is where on the one side of a Carolina into t h e hand of t h e
Calls attended at all a law for which thisCimgress d a t e ocean going vessels.
Republican party? S t o p
a n example. He had all limpid stream a bed of mint and think a b o u t it, please.
hours
is not responsible. The only
t h a t the world could offer, julip grows in fragrant luxu
Tne? Longest Words.
You declare—and you a r e
June 1, '93.
question a t issue, according
Below are the nine longest but it did not satisfy. With riance and on the other side right about it—that finan
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. t o t i e President's opinion, is -words in the English lan
all the advantages he had in the distillery flourisheth. I cial reform is a foremost
whether $16,000,000 shall guage a t the present writ
life, something drove him shall hie me thRher, with the need. Are you u t putting
this great matter O'-t of
be saved or not. The silver ing:
mad. By his own violation, finest drink mixer in Ken sight while you a r e "reform
Su bconsti tut iona list.
men claim t h a t the authoiiATTORNEYS AT LAW,
a n d in the face of high dis tucky f i r my private Secre ing" North Carolina, undt "
J nco m p rehensi hi I i t.v.
zation ofa gold bond by Con
BOONE, N. 0 .
tinction among men, he cut t a r y , and. lyin upon 1 lie frag the guidance of the Republi
P h i!o pr ogen i t i v en ess.
gress will be equivalent t o a n
the slender cord t h a t bound r a n t bed of mint, I shall can party?
Honorifiei bill t ud lnit.y.
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8 Special attention given
Financial reform is o u r
to the colletion ofclaims:"©ft official endorsement of the A n t h ropo ph a gen a ria n.
him t o his life and its affairs, watch the w bite clouds soar
single gold standard, and
greatest national issue, b u t
Disproportionableness.
a n d started on a mystic, voy ing in the blue sky and hail
is not our race question o u r
Vel oci ped estrian ist iea1.
Ohambarlaln'B Byv »r<1 «kln Oictaneat t h a t claim is what will pre
age, perhaps without hope of the distillery people frequent greatest S t a t e issue? Does
Is a certain cur* for Chronic Sons Eves, vent many democrats voting
TrantubstantialionableGranulated Eye Lid*. Sera Nipples, Piles,
peaceful anchorage!
l y . " A Georgian who had i t n o t underlie our civiliza
ness.
Eczema, Tetter. Salt Rheum end bcald Head, for the bill, if i t gets before
The example o u g h t t o be just arrived a t the banquet tion—our very existence? Do
25 cents per box. Fcr sale by druggist#.
Proamitransubstantiation
the House.
ist.—The Student.
a lesson t o every man whose and heard the colonel's de- you think you can improve
TO HQS3® OTncaras.
Whether Congress a c t s o r
For patting a home in a fine healthy con
absorbing ambition is t o | script ion, without knowing t h e r e l a t i o n s b e t w e e n t h e
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powder#. refuses t o act. i t is generally
General Ruins Bar ringer gain wealth. Wealth makes of what he was speaking, | races under the inspiration
They tone tip the system, aid digestion, cure
of the Republican p a r t y ?
loss of appetite, rel'icre constipation, correct believed t h a t
the present died a t his home in Charlotte
more of its possessors unhap ; cried o u t :
kidney disorder* and destroy worms, giving
'Speaking of Take care. Do not g o t o o
new life to an old or over worked home. 25 bond issue will have the ef on the 2nd. He was a brave py than it, manes happy. I t
far. Don't burn you bridges
' Paradise, colonel?"
cento per package. For sale by druggists.
fect of greatly lessening the confederate Gen. and a prom
ibehind you. Remeadx • t h a t
is t o have a curse net out of
1 O- Vot.f-1.
-F i n
probability of a n extra ses inent man in his s t a t e .
on
FOR DTBFKMIA,
gain, and hard indeed for Congress is still holding o r
ladirsstfoo, an<* Stomach dtoordert, take
Dee
sion of Congress. The Presi
i raj
fiROWH f IROlf BITTKH#.
man, with man's avaricious b u t i s d o i n g n o t h i n g f o r i h «
All ctoCsr* koor It, *1 per bottle. Genuinehae
(11
dent and Sec ret a Jy Carlisle ®ySubseril)p for the D EMO
Uade mari and crowed red linee on wrapper.
nature, t o turn wealth into i people.
vr.
believe tbutjgetting the gold CRAT one veur."%*ft
Does This I
Hit You?
A Rare Opportnnity
j. F MdRPHIiiW
— ( ° ) —
Physicians & Surgeons,
LOVILL & FLETCHRE
< V i t
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I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
This is 4 -Refawm. w
paying what y«»u a r
A
ti
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To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. by the first Mondaye due me News and Observer. of Wat- A \ /T*
in March Senator Farthing,
Ti (T*/Q*
-0I 30pyl year
$1.00 '95 you will na ve cost. 1 ha ve auga, is bent on "refa win. i i i V i J V
" ti months
50 already indulged you t o o He lias introduced two oills
" 3 months
35 long is w here the trouble lies, that will bring him fame o r
ADVERTISING RATER.
Tnis is the last call through infamy.
1 inch 1 week
$ 75 this paper. I hate t o take! The first is t o legislate out
1 " 1 month
1.75
.0
1 « 3 "
3.00 this course, but there seems i f otfb-e the brave one-legged
1 " G "
5.00 t o be no other remedy. T r u ex-J'onfedernte soldier w h o
II you are in earnest about wantingthe best Monument
1 " 1 year
7.00 ly yours, W . L. BRYAN .
has been keeper of the Capi1 column 1 week
9.00
o r Tombstone. for the least money, be stir 1 t o write t o me,
—SolieitorSpaiuhourrepor tol for a dozen or more years
1
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1 month
13.50
a s I buy direct from the quarries in c a r load lots, i em
ted t o the 7 opto on his way Itw a s bud enough for this
1
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3 "
.25.00
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
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37.50 t o Catawba court, t h a t his Legislature t o kick one one1 "
1 year
50 00 thermometcr registered a t legged ex Confederate soldier
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
£6T*Satisfoction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
2 4 degrees below z«ro dining o u t of the capital t o make a
Entered at the Postoffleeat the recent weather. There place for a negro, the Radiand give me «t call o r write for prices.
Boone, N. C., as second-class was, beyond doubt, some- <.,d heeler from Duplin. Is
C- 1> WEBB StatesviRe, N. C.
mail matter.
J a n u a r y 24tli, 1895.
thing wrong with his instru there t o he a war against all
ment, a s ali the other tiler- f ex-Confederate soldiers in the
LOCAL NEWS.
moineters in town registered | inteiest of the colored citi4k
a t 1 4 on the same morning j zeus? Who is the negro t h a t
—Dr. and Mrs. Oounoill a r e
of which he speaks, and we Senator Farthing wants ro
n t Elk Park yet.
tlunk t h a t is correct.
/ makr Keeper of the Capitol? R u s s e l l S a g e
\r
—Rev. M. Jones visited t h e
In tin* sequestered valley of the W a t a u g a . a t Yalle Cru
Th« great financier, gives the follow"
The other "reform" tlie
Inj good advice to boys, whkh
ris. w ill he opened (D. V.) on the first Monday in Februar y
town Sunday and stayed o- —One night last week a
parents might also read with profit:
hear had the impudence t o Watauga statesman is nd1895, an institution for the higher education of pupils of
c
ver until Monday.
" B o y s , g o t o s c h o o s o n g a s yoa
" Boys, go to schooll ; llong as y o a ^ ^ H t » x e s under the direction of the following teachers:
visit the town and took a vocatingis t o takeaway half
can, and remember every hour spent in
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—Atty. E. 8 . Coffey has re general v i e w ot several of t h e appropriation t o tue
study In your youth will be worth money
M. JONES, Superintendent.
moved his law office into the places especially a t Mr. Bry Oxford Orphan Asylum. Sen
to you in after life. Read good books*
PROFESSOR W MONROE FRANCUM.
make yourself acquainted with history*
west room on tiie ground an's, his track were seen plain a t o r Grant, of Wavne, tried
P ROFESSOR VALENTINE.
study the progress of nations and tie
floor of Coffey's brick iow.
careers of men who have made
i.y in the snow. Mr. Rruin to take it ail away, and t i n n
Three departments will he organized, and scholars ful
nations great.
ly insti ueted in the following branches a t the rates specifi
—Married on last Thurs left town and visited J . F . ali the orphans out in the
" Study religion, science, statecraft
ed :
and history. Learn to read
day, on Cove Creek, by T . I*. Hardin's lot. His bearship 'o'd. And now comes Mr.
Intelligently, so that you can turn to
CLASSICAL, f 3 . 0 0 per Month, including Latin. Greek,
Adams, J . P.,Mr. John Low- did n o t make any special call Fnrth'iig, who wants t o turn
practical use In after life the reading
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
of your youth. Be sure you begin
rance t o Miss El to Isaacs.
on hogs a s far a s known, out one-half of the little chil
Surveying. Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental a n d
light. Do not waste tlma in reading
though he had good oppor dren t o Vhe cold blasts ot the
—For S ile:- 1 6 0 acres of
trashy books."
Moral Philosophy, etc.
friendless world.
valuable land on Brushy tunities of doing so.
INTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month,.including Arithmetic
The peopl• voted for "re-,
Sa2.*e f u r t h e r c z y s :
History/.Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
Fork. Easy terms given the —Delbert Hix who was con
" The boy who Is wanted In th»
fa win ' and they ere getting
PRIMARY, $1.00 per month.
purchaser. N. H. Shipley.
victed two years a g o a t Wa
business world of today must be
what they voted lor.
educated. If his parents cannot afford to
(Special arrangements may he made for additional
tauga Superior Court for lar—Our people should remetn
give him a college or a high school
studies.)
eduucation he must learn to study
her ttiat Johnson, Edmisten ceny and sent t o thePeniten
H |1 V V" T " s Z """""
without the aid of a teacher, In the early
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all (lie
tiiny
& Co's n t Blowing Rock is „ •' u'lil wus 1put. .... tlie Mrs W. D. Louder, of Qmncy,
.
mornings before business begins, and
studies usually caught in the ordinary colleges, and a t
^ was subject t o severe atIn the evening*
in uw evenings after business hours.
m u s s noun.
t h e place t o buy good goods S t a t e tarm t o woik, hijac L?j
1 t , v reduce. H-nt-v, we ask the e ; izel! o Watauga , and
It e*n no longer be truthfully said that
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his escape and came back toi f ,icks of cramp colic. Mr. S.
an education Is oat of any ona's
(M)ll lit
t O <i JIm I
i'LS oi
4^*8
a t low figures.
d o further deyilment. along R. Morse, a diuggistof 1h i t
reach."
thus offered t o their children.
—J. B. Clarke, the Blowing the Tennessee line, was place, recommended Cham
rhi«!»the advice of a mau who fi
Excellent b<>ard may be obtained a t the neighboring
Hock grocer is doing a lively brought t o Watauga a few- berlain's Colic, Cholera and
our C ^ P an?\vho haT
fin houses, the highest rates not. exceeding seven dollars
business in his new enterprise days a g o and delivered t o Diarhoea Remedy, which
a.iusssd oas of the Lrfeet fortunes ia per mouth.
and asks for a p a r t of your Sheriff Calawny, who took has effected a permanent
America, it cannot possibly be
Reference t o the climate is iif inecessary, The crow d s
cure, saving hei much suffer
h o U Bs n E^fcT, y a°njli"
trade. Call on liirn.
CH^oTT^
t h a t throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect., all within
him t o - Raleigh, starting ing besides the trouble and
t h e s e w o r d s g i v e n a s t h e c o n v i c t i o n e f a n f**w' m i l e s of t I n * school, hear testimony t o the exceeding
expense of sending for u doc
—Prof. Yarborohas shown with him Monday.
life of unusual observation and
heaItllfllllieSS of the HUlTOUtldingS.
tor, which was often neces
experience advises as strongly as words
considerable pluck in contin
—Mr. N. N. Colvard now sary. F o r sale by W. L.
can that v«u hasten to accept the offer
uing his school through the occupies his snug cottage on lb-van.
of The Observer and secure this
rreatest of popular educators, Th« ,
severe weather. Hope his Main Street and the jail is
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca.
school will now improve.
The ed;M*n offered by The
vacated save b y the thiee Marion Butler is still run
Observer fills every requirement of
—Some m e now sayingthat inmates. Who is t o he the ning the inachineHt Ralrigh,
Mr. Sage's redpe for success. It is th§
only edition that Is up to date. Who
we are having 'fusion' weoth n e x t j a i l o r i s u n s e t t l e d , h u t } h u t s e v e r a l o f t h e h a n d s
will be without these books now,
man have begun to 'buck' and
er. We have been thinking we hope some ffooil
when Ten Cants a day will secure
YcsT. the old year of 1 8 9 4 is gonewith till its pleasures
t h a t it was Hix" weather mix with a clean record will suc there is no telling how it will
5 1 1 1 , 1 troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
Write for Particularsed with ground-hog, but it ceed Neil, who has given su ?h terminate.
us, nnd we all should make the best use of i t possible, llio
entire satisfaction, sin^o lie
may be fusion.
way t o d o t h a t is t o oegin right und keep right the y e a r
When HO limny people are tak
through.
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—We have a letter of recent has had charge of it. The ing and deriving benefit from
NOTICE.
place Is'a ivsponsibleone and Hood's Sarsaparilla, why don't
You enn d o this by doing all your trading miring tlie
d a t e from I). B. Mast who is
year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
JOEL Nonius & SON
in Clay county, N C. looking none but a good man should you try it yourself? It is highly
vs.
recommended.
era I merchandise, all n t the
after mineral and timber. He he put in charge.
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
READ THIS ! Friends, by
Statesville Marble Works.
VALLK
(KH1S
T411EM.
v
HEW YEAR GREETINGS I
D. J. HOUCK.
VERY QWEST PRICES.
sent us some samples of the —During the blizzard old
By the authority of an ex
The House has passed ^he
Boreas g o t in his work a t
ruby—very tine ones too.
ecution issueid from the SUI will sell for strictly pay down daring the .tear 1895 % l>.y
bill t o add Mithelj .-onnty t o
—Now would be a proper- Blo wing Rock. The splendid the 9 t h Dist. TheSenatemay perioi Court of W atauga so doing I anil sell you much cheaper tban on credit. F o r
county directed t o me in instance good sole leather a t 21c.. hv the side, good coffee
time for people t o burn out Amusement Hall a t Green fall in also.
above entitled action. 1 will 2(>e a lb., sugar 1 7 lbs for $1.00, 5 IBs. soda 25c. Ala
their chimneys, by doing so Park, ill which was billiard
sell for cash a t the Court mance 6]4 L-ts. and up. domestic, very heavy. 7 ets by t h e
they may prevent their house tables, ten-pin-alley, etc. was A severe rheumatic pain in House door in the town of bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cash
burning when the dry winds entirely demolished; the ele the left shoulder had troubled Boone t o the highest bidder m e r e , shoes— y e s the larges lot of shoes ever seen in ti.is
Mr. J . H.Loper. a well known on t he 4th day of March '95 itl»e
come this spring. Don't put g a n t store building of John druggist or Des Moines, Iow a , ing the first Moil, in said month, part of thp county, very low. Call and see them, you will
son, Edmisten & Co. was sav
i t off.
t o satisfy balance due on also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
ed from destruction by the for over six months. A t judgement in above entitled notice, cook s t ives, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bis—Solicitor Spainhour is a t timely aid on numerous and times tlie pain was s o severe
action of $10,70 with inter sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
Catawba court, this week . a t well adjusted props, and re t h a t he could not lift any est and cost, the following
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBICESthing. With all In could d o
Newton, Judge Timberlake ports say t h a t 'Tom' Coffey lie could not get rid of it un described tract of leal estate
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter.eggs, feathers, d r y
presiding. This is the first fled in dismay from the Wa til he applied Chamberlain's to-wit: 1 2 acres lying on the hides, beeswax, etc., sill a t highest market prices. Please
court of Mr. Spainhour s a n d tauga Hotel (which escaped Pain Balm. " I only made waters of Grassy ( reek, Wa give me your trade this year, and 1 v- ,5, l certainly sell you
no doubt he will discharge uninjured) and never return three applications of it," he t a u g a eounty adjoining the goods cheap. Wishing ali my friu : and customers u
says. "And have since been lands ot Mollie Lippanh J. prosperous and happy New Year. I a m
his duties acceptably.
ed t o it in three days. .
free all pain." He now re \V. Jackson and others. This
Yours Anxious to please,
—Our friend Nute Banner
commends i t to persons sim Feb. 2, 1895.
—We have received A card
W. IL CALAWAY, Sheriff.
says t h a t anybody, who has fron. J . H. Hardin a t Suth ilarly afflicted. It is for sale
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
by \V. L. Bryan.
land, can have a blackberry erland, Ashe county dated
NOTICE.
patch, if was not for laziness. the 1 6 t h stating t h a t they
Judge A. W. Graham recta State of North Carolina, Wa — — — c a . — i M I — "
S o with the ice crop this win had not received the DEMO
tly appointed judge by t h e tauga county, in tlie Superior
ter, anybody can have plen CRAT in three weeks. We
Govorner t o succeed judge Court, D. M. Norris vs. E. B. Mil
t y of ice if it was not for lazi supposed the mails were runWinston is a strict Baptist. ler. virtue of an execution di
By
ness.
ing from Trade l e n n . , and
rected to the undersigned from
or
—We failed t o note, in our from Jefferson by Sutherland.
Free Fills.
the Superior Court ot Watauga
l a s t issue, the death of old The DEMOCRAT has beer, issu Send your address to H. E. county in the above entitled ae
... ...—
- uncle Martin Banner, of ed every week since holidays Bueklen & Co., Chicago, ami gft tion. I will, on Monday, the 4th
March 189->,at 12 a clock
Ts now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valuMitchell county which ooour- Mr. Hardin says the ther a iree sample box of Dr. King s day ot the court house door ot
New Life Pills. Atrial will con- M. at
a b l e n i "dj<-,n P , known as thn MOUNTAIN HERB MERIed some ten days ago. The mometer there was 1 8 degrees vince vou ot their merit4. Th^se said county neli for cash to the
ex* i'l.NE, composed of the natural herbs of on, mountain sec
remains were brought t o below zero. We hope t h a t
tion.
, ,f
particularly effective
cure
Banner Elk for burial. Mr. the roads will be cleared of ot constipation and in theHead- ecu tion all the right, title and *•«-»«This wonderful medicine is high.y reco in in ended A or ( ISSick
interest which the said h. A. MilBanner was near 90 years snow drifts so t h a t thoss ache. For Malaria and Liver ler defendant has in tiietollowing enses of the Liver, Sfoma.fli, Kidneys a n d all dis^as. s ari
good people can hear what troubles they have been proved described real estate, to-wit: s i n g from a billioussyste.il. T h i s i s n o patent medicine. I t is
old.
A
invaluable. They are guaran- Known as the Zil
lyrecoinuiin l t d by
—The Lenoir Topic a s k s : is going on in other sections. teed to be perfectly free from ev- ing on the waters Davis landoak pare, Him[>Ie f eheflp ciiiiJ t5ffc cti^e. »t
of Cove t
t h e p h y s i c i a n s of the county, and is one of the best medi
" H u * brother Dougherty boy We are proud t o s t a t e t o our ery deleterious substance and to adjoining the lauds of James c i n e s on the market.
Slid ox^cotced the TopicV' T h a t the friend t h a t the DEMOCRAT is be purelv vegetable. They do lsiia*-s and ot hers.
This inedieine : s pu up n paekag^s wi-U full direr-!ions
not weaken by their action, but cation is levied to sdtislv a halDEMOCRAT had n o t been re still kicking, though i t has
.v^jnud ige,i .vr
bv giving tone to stomach and ance of $49.49 p jTcha^e monev with full directions on each Price
ceived for several weeks. No, had the chills some what. bowels greatlv invigorate the of said lands due and unpaid post paid t o a n v a d t i r i
If .Y«vu hav» aver TH!!e-.c, '
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brother, we still like the Top Why n o t give us the news system Regular S'ZE 25c. JHT with interest from Noveni!ini peyisiq o r Kidn v <-o'i p'ia
! 29th 1894, and cost of this ac we a r e n o t trying t o humbug. > <»u
R -p,
T; . Y.
ic-avA read i t with much in from over there every week box. Sold bv W. L. Br /an.
tion. Jan. 3rd 1895.
THE Ml7VrifV M5DTCIY- HMrAW
t e r e s t , and d o not know why good friends?
\Y. H. CALAWAY. Sheriff.
Snow t w j feet deep iii>IoJ. (J. FLETYH ?.R. Attv. Zionviile, N. P., Sept. 6, 1894.
t h e DEMOCRAT has not reach
Is
ft®"Pay your eubsciiption. bile Alabama.
ed your oflice.
THE Ml UN MNECOPANY
ZWIUE NORTH CAROLINA
'
�The Wataaga flemaurat
rt&
ios*»©os*.sai
The Advice Will Not lie Ttken.
Representative Ewart s a y s
t h a t the Election bill and the
Dr. Pritehard advised his
county government changes congregation in c h a r l o t t e t o
Liid s o d a spells good f l o u r . »
wiP become law before next trade with Baptists t o the
Pirn soda—the best soda, ccmes
Saturday night. Senator exclusion o f members o f o t b
j
Orwj in packages.
Moody predicted t h a t the.-sc e r d e m o n i n a t i o n s . o t h e r
tearing tills trade mark>^=and all other hills would b«»-1 t h i n g s b e i n g e q u a l . T h e ;
It Civ's no nore than inferior package soda
| come laws and t i e Legisla Doctor's position has been!
—rever spoils the flour—always keeps soft. *
Congressman-elect Pear ' l u r e adjourn by February assailed by numerous corres
|Beware of imitation trade nicrks and labels,
son of the 9 t h district has 1 15th. We will s e e whether; pondents ot the Charlotte
aod insist en packages
had his bill brought u p Mr. Ewart bs a better p r o ] Observer, who declare such a
bearing these words—
policy would be narrow and I
again from the committee t o phet.
illiberal.
have Mitchell county added
Jf the row thai® has been
No matter what advice the
t o his district and a big time
was had with the friends for commenced between the Pop preachers give, the memoirs ® Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere. •
0
Writs for Arm and ttuamcr Book ot valuable Recipes FREE.
and against the measure. I t ulists and Republicans con g o cm trading where they can
looks like Mjtehell county tinue very little legislation get the most for the least
will bp finally transfered t o will be had. Everything was money, and where the best
the 9th district a s the whole a t boiling heat the latest re business principles prevail
matter is purely a political port we have. If is now un There is no such thing a s
job. The 8th and 9th dis certain what will become of close communion sugar, free
tricts are a s nearly divided a s the 6 per cent hill o r the cum Hrace coffee, apostolic flour,
o r predestinated molasses.—
possible in population under ulative.
EGGS. BUTTER, POULTRY, AND
NVws and Observer.
the last census. By chang
Charlotte News: ''Here's
ing Mitchell to the 9th dis
OTHEK PRODUCE TO
the Columbia S t a t e of this
trict a great difference will be
morniag, and here let me
made but this has nothing
mark this item: In Havana
t o d o with the movement.
the snow has been falling
When a political job has t o
SOS 10th Street .V. H'.
M ASH JAG 2 OF, I). C.
steadily for the past ?ight
be dene what is the use of
days and is now 27 feet and
having any regard t o popu
eight inches deep. The war *r
l a t i o n o r constitutional re
in the harbor is frozen to the
quirements? But if Mitchell
You y*ill receive theITighesFash Prices. We buy outright
bottom, the ice in some plac
is taken from the 8 t h where
or handle on Pom mission.
es being a mile and a n eighth
will the Hon.R. Z. Linneybe?
thick."
Hence the great confusion.
"Quick Sales and Prompt Returns." Commission for
"Have any news from Cen
We are like the old woman
handlingjgoods, five per cent- "Send for our Price List.
tral Africa?" he asked.
was when her husband and
"A dispatch has just, ar
the bear were in the fight.
rived that the rhinoceros crop
Two new bond bills intro is damaged 8 9 per cent, on
\
duced in the Senate on the account of a frost last—."
Board of county Commis
sioners. Here would begin
1 hursdaj, Feb. HI, !S05 the promised relief and the
' flush of goorl times thai* ha ve
The winter since early J a n been looked for since last No
uary has been tlie most se vember. Butler favors this
vere all Dver the continent. bill and it will pass.
Perhaps the most s o of a n y
siuce the war o r before and
some reports say since the
told Saturday sixty years
ago. More snow has fallen
in the South this winter t h a n
ever before if people recollect
rightly. Louisiana Texas and
Mississippi had big snows on
t h e 1 4 t h . New Orleans h a s
plenty of snow, something
very unusual. Sleighing is
going on in the city. South
Carolina has had a big snow.
The thermometer has been
lower all over theSouth than
for many year s and in many
places lower than ever known.
Florida has been greatly
damaged by the cold weath
er. The young orange trees
have been killed and all t h e
early vegetables. Of course
the Northern p a r t of the
country has suffered very
greatly by the rigorous wea
ther'and deep snow. Traffic
has been cut off by the snow
drifts, business in many
places has been suspended.
Canada repots the coldest
weather ever known. Also
Europe has had severe wea
ther. January and February
of 1895 will long be remem
13th. Mr. Vilas' bill provid
bered for their rigor a n d
es for the issue of thirty-year
deep snows. The snow in o u r
3 per cent gold bonds, prin
mountains h as been # copious
and i t continues with lis. We ciple and inteiest payable in
arehavingprettv sunny d a y s gold. Mr. Sherman's sub
but the air is too cool t o stitute provides for free coin
thaw the snow. The ther age of silver. The amount
mometer has been lower her? of bonds t o be 0 5 million t o
than ever noted before s o fur- run thirty years. The com
a s our information extends. mittee on finance reported
The blizzard of J a n u a r y 8'tti the bill by one majority.
1 8 8 8 was the severest but it There is much comment on
did not last 'ong, then the the action of the committee
themometer registered 1 0 be and i t now looks like some
low, last Friday week it was thing may be done t o force
this measure through before
1 4 below, but the wind was
the adjournment of Congress.
n o t s o high a s in 1888, when
the snow was deeper than it It now looks like t h a t t h e
was this time. Unless we silver men might support
have several days of warm this measure. If they d o the
dramp weather in succession bill will pass.
ou r snow will hold on until
The Settle and Williams
the 1 s t of April in many
places, where large drifts a r e contest case from the fifth
North Carolina district was
located.
t o come up on the 1 9 t h in
We would like t o give o u r the House. I t looks very fool
readers the Legislative news ish, t o us t o allow a cas? of
but we have nothing of inter this kind t o continue until
est t o give. Our Raleigh ex the close of the session and
changes are four or five d a y s then give the fellow who
behind. The latest news we claims the seat his pay, which
have of interest was the 6 is often done.
per cent interest bill. The
Republicans and Populists The new election law pro
a r e hopelessly divided on 1 his, posed, is a great farce and
and much rancor and hostil will not a m o u n t t o much a n y
ity has been engendered, also way. There is no improve
the cumulative voting for ment made nor no serious
c o u n t y c o m m i s s i o n e r s h a s damage will occur from it,
stirred up the factions. The though a worse bill than the
Populists, o r rather Mr. But- old law in several particulars.
l e r , advocates cumulative Next week we will be able t o
voting. The Republicans op give oui readers the full text
pose it. By cumulative vot- of the bill.
ingfor county commissioners
the voter will have his choice The Caucasion, Boss But
t o vote for five county com ler's paper has madea heavy
missioners or cast five votes charge against a number of
for one commissioner. The the brethern and the com
object of this seems t o be t o mittee in regard t o the delay
prevent the colored brethern in reporting the 6 per cent
from electing all of their own bill and the committee in re
color for commissioners. How turn have scored it t o the
over this bill will enable them Boss and a divergence seems
to elect one of their color in probable. Much feeling is
most of the counties. Sup shown, some of the ''ctutiupose there a r e 300 voters in laters" threaten t o s t o p fur
Jaldwell county of the color ther legislation.
ed patriots and they all vote
iivfc times for one of their
Louisville Courie J o u r n a l :
The so-called Democratic
iiimbcr this would give him
1500 votes—enough t o elect majority in theUHted S t a t e s
Senate is now no more. No
l i t i i . So under this Populistflowers; no tears. The coundea, nearly fill the counties t i y , and the Democratic par
;xcept West of the Blue ty especially, can afford t o
lidgecan have one colored go without s u ' h a Democrat
riend and brother on t h e i ic majority a s t h a t has been.
S ;da 1
s
AND lUMrlER SODA i
mm?TOHJii
D1VIS, KILL AND CO.,
Scmetlise lew!
The Genuine Merit
A Peculiar Case
GROCERY STORE
-AT-
Do You Wont tfcnq?
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Of Hood's Sarsaparilla wins Poriodlc Attacks of Neuralgia in
friends wherever it is fairly and
the Byee.
honestly tried. To have perfect "C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, H iui. :
health you must have pure " I write to say that I have beou a sufferer for
blood and the best way to have four yenrs vlth neuralgia In the eyes. The pat;«
night,
viffwr
pure blood is to take flood's 8ar were very severe at alike. causing me to month
winter and summer
Somotin.es a
saparilla, the best blood "mnfier would lapse between spells, then 1 would be
I take this method of infor
and strength builder. It expels
Trouble*! Every Week,
ming my obi customers and
Owing to n recent change
all taint of scrofula, salt rheum especially If I was up at night. I am a man of
and all other humors, and at the regular habits, 49 years of age, and employed f hu'Geiiural Public t hat I Im ve in our business, t h a t is, from
same time builds up the whole for the past seven years by Heath, Springs & Co., on hand and for sale a gener
well-known merchants and bankers of this place
the "Old Time" credit sys
al assortment of
system.
Hood's Rills are prompt and
STAPLE AM) FAMY GRO tem t o a
efficient. 25c.
O'owirg Bsck.
Hood's5#*Cures
Indianapolis News: W e
hear.so much about the Haw
aiian republicand its minister
of state and minister of fore
ign affairs and all t h a t , that
we are in danger of losing a I
sence of proportion. It is well
t o recall now and then t h a t
the entire republic has fewer
inhabitants than Indianapo
lis and that a large share of
thrn is m a d e j i p of degraded
natives, Portuguese half bre
eds and coolies from China
and Japan.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr.
King's New Discovery know its
value, and those who* have not.
h a v e n o w t h eo p p o r t u n i t y t o t / V
it Free. Call on the advertised
Druggist and get ,i Trial Bott'e
Free. Send your name and a'dress to H. E. Buckleii & < o.,
Chicago, and get a sample b,
of Dr. King's New Life, Pills Free
as well as a copy of Guide u»
Health and Household IIISIPUC
tor, Free. All of which is g> ar
anteed to do gooi and cost v. a
nothing. VV. L. Bryan.
A Representative Lost.
"Anxious Friends," a t Vc
Ray's Store, N. C., under d a t e
of Feb. 1G, write the follow
ing letter of inquiry t o the
News and Observer:
"Can you tell us what h a s
become of the highly esteem
ed and much respected Rep
resentative from Alamance.
Dr. McAuley? His friends fearthat a s he seemed t o be nil
der very warm climatic influ
ences from Africa-judging by
his vote for Abe Middleton
for door keeper of the House
that he has been snowed un
der by the recent bjizzard.
His many constituants a r e
impatiently waiting t o hear
something OF him, for we
don't see t h a t anything h«is
come FROM him ill the House
of Reps.
We rejoice t h a t Senator
White is "oil deck." for he
has got the g r e a t and good
'possum law through for us.
Three cheers ;;nd a tiger
for White."
and (Jiunden. I bought a supply of Hood's Sarsaparllla, uxod four bottles and beilev^ I am
cured." W. J. Loxo, Lancaster, South Carofena.
Meoel'8 Pills cure Constipation hy restor
in g t h e peristaltic action of the alimentary % .
o taj
NOTICE.
T am offering tor wale 85 acres
of .lac lands, 25 acres bottom,»in
New River, adjoining the lands of
A. J. Critcher. andRudv Vannoy.
Terms, one-hall paid down and
the other on 12 months time. For
farther particulars address R, A.
Mast, Baker's Gap, Tenn.
NOTICE.
By the authority of a power of
sale contained in a certain mort.
gage deed executed to me by JD. Bryan and wife. Kallie. to se
cure a debt jf $217.OO'anct inter
est, and recorded in book C page
422 of the mortgage records of
Watauga county, I will sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the
court house door in nooneon the
4th day of March, it being the
first Monday in said month. the
following described real i^stat to
wit: The farm on which the said
.1. D. Bryan now lives and which
he purchased from Geo VcGinnis
containing 167 acres more or less.
Said land sold subject to a in ior
mortgage given to Shattuck and
Huffman, of New Yoik. This Jan
uary 30th, 1895.
'
E. 8. COFFEY, Atty. for
Mortgagee.
MONEY LOAN ED.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES WANTED.
Our system affords an npportu
nity to borrow on either person
al or real estate security. The
plan is superior to Bnildirg and
Loan Associations. The amount
borrowed may be returned in
monthly payments .without bo
nus, with interest at, 5 per cent,
per annum, it affords absolute se
curity to investors, with a reas
onable guarantee of an a annul
dividend of from 8 to lOpereent.
We desire to secure the services
of energetic representative men in
every community to act as Local
Secretaries. The position will be
sufficiently remunerative to am
ply compensate for services. If
you possess the above qualifica
tions write for particulars. Full
information regarding our sys
tem of making loans as well as
investments and agencies will be
furnished bv addresssing S. 8.
Robertson, Presiient. 1122 Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia.
.Jan 10, '95.
CERIES,
Such a s
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
o.
CASH BASIS
We are able t o o f f e r \ o u (
COFFEE,
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
SUGAI?,.
CHEESE,
a t 24 et« per It).;
CRACKERS,
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
CAKES.
per tb.;„
FRUITS,
NUTS,
Extra ' C" s igar a t 1 6 lbs,
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, t o the dollar; good, heavy
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, domestic a t 7 ets per y a r d .
SODA, LAUNDRY AND
W W e have just received
FANCY SOAPS.
30 cases of gent's and ladie s
shoes, and wrfl sell them a t
Horse and Cattle Powders,
prices t o suit the buyer.
Tobacco, Snuff. Cigars,
( all and see us and we will
Cigarettes, Ma •chew,
sa ve you money.
and
many other things too tedi
JOHNSON EDMISTEN k CO
ous to mention in a
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 181)4.
smart'ad:
I also keep a good line
of Domestic Medi 'ines."*5c*
As I am willing t o " t o t ° "
fair with my neighbors I on
ly ask for and »xpect a part
of your trade.
When you are at the'Roek'
tome to see my go< ds and
you will never regret it.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
YOUR OLD FRIEND,
J. B. (LARKE.
Blowing Rock, Feb. 6.
WANTED I
A icmedy 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 oL
the writers who a r e convinc
ed t h a t snc h a remedy a s we
ha ve described has been found
in Compound Oxygen Treat
ment of Drs. S t a r key & P a lcn.
"My daughter was cured of
Asthma by one treatment otcono
NOTICE.
pound Oxygen, afier suffering
for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS,
By virtue of ajpowe'rofsnlecon
Tyler, Texas.
tained in a mort gage executed by
G. W. Clawson and wife, A. L.
Claw son. on the 8th day of Au "I nsed your com pound Oxy
gen about a year and a half a
gust. 1892, to R. Z. Linney and
go. I neglected to tell you of
assigned to the nndersigned w nich
mortgage is registered in book C the great benefit I received from
its use. I have not been troub
pages 574 and 575 of the record
led with eatanh since.—F. W.
of mortgages of Watanga coun
Revels, Syracuse University Sy
ty. I wdl offer for sale for caal at racuse, N. Y.
the court h«»nse door in Boone on
th^ 4th day of March. 1895, all
Send for book of two hundred
that tract of land in Watanga
pages for furtherinformation.tes
conAty. on Pine Run creek ad
joining the lands of John Brown. tiu.onials, etc. A book sent free.
Home Treatment sent out by ex
Samuel*Brown and others, and is
press t/> ~>e used at home. Office
;he land on which A. J.. Clawson
Treatment administered here.
wife of G W. ( fa vson now lives,
and contains by fstimation 100
acres more or less, to satisfy the
debt mentioned in said morlgnge 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
and cost Sale to l>e made at 10
1 2 0 S u t t e r S t . S a n F r a n c i s c o , Cfcl#
a. m. Jan. 28. 1895.
Please mention this paper.
T. B; CAMPBELL.
Drs, Starkev & Paleu
Assignee of the Mortgage.
�Hie Watsaiga Democrat
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper.
devotad to the ITI^RINIT ot Coum
ty Mate aim .Nation. Published
ewrv Tn-iisJay at lioo,*, Wa
taugaCounty V C .
Our C t u t r j »«Wbit is Itl
t
A Cbeclfo) Tte»r.
inmnbt r s know a r<ut Li>
The Philadelphia Ledger IH a ! much a b o u t financial qnes-'
Republican i»ew«pa,)er of hitrh tionwas they affect the mi-I
«|»«mctcr and unusual modem- tiw» MM tlitr member* nf cnn-l
tion. It is often conspicuous for
- i
it«good
an.t paH.Seal con- 1 T ! ' " " ' " T
"'
wrvutiam. Reviewing the pres. ' . W k - A
ReviJi,,* th<- n i w
«"
s^rvatism.
ent financial and business condi igno.ain e will naturally f r«
tion of our country it takes a dtnv a slc dnr impr*ssu n
view the opposite r>f the calami t h a t a n opinion has hcen
ty howlers. In fact it insists formed."
2,970,000 square miles of
territory between the Atlan
tic and the Pacific.
that there is nothing really very
Backlt-u'* A. nit a Sa've.
Add Alaska, one fifth of the alarming in the present situa
The best salve in the woi !d for
whole in extent.
tion. and warns sensible |>eople cuts, bruises, sorts, salt rheum,
Its seven grandest rivers jagainst taking any other view, lev*rsores, tetter, chapped hands
have no tqual in the world. Wears glad to see it socontident chilblains, corns, and all skin
What d o these mean for as to the real outlook and the eruptions, and positively cults
us?
promise of the future. WA make piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
Fertile valleys, commerce, an extract that will be read at faction or money refunded.
this time with gratification by Price 25 cents j>ei u.'x. For sale
etc.
many. It says:
by W. L. Br\an.
These grand chains of
" The American people have no
mountain—its backbone and
Money Made Rapidly.
cause, nothing but unmanly
its breastbone.
fears, ignorance or forgetfuhass
Read 1L :S And Tlii k It
!
What d o these mean for for lack of confidence in the in
us?
VVe want 100 men who have
disputable ability of the finan
A vast treasury filled with cial integrity of their Govern energy and giit. We wiM give
them n situation in w inch tlcv
wealth.
ment. The present scure is not can make make money rapidly—
Our mines have only begun the first one they have foolishly ) the labia* King light and emt o produce their precious indulged in; the existing financial p oymeiit tin \ear round. Be
qui"ts no capita) or gn at educa
ores; our livers and lakes conditions are not the w o r s t tion. Some oi our lust sales
have only begun their useful- they have experienced, the situa men ure country hoys. Younj.tion is one of temporary depres men or old will do. I'HiitiueruliesH t o man.
#
t-ioji is quick and sure. \\ <• have
The wonderful i dlroads sion, not of permanent perH. * need tor 100 intn within th° ncxi
threading it in eyer> direr The state of business affords no •Li days Do not waste time. I ut
cause tor alarm, it is a notori \\ iteaf once to H. C. IfiL<;i.\h
tion.
1
ous inet that that the gold
M hat d o these n e a r for serve of the hanks generally re- < o., Publishers. ATLANTA GA.
is
Us?
greater than is required by law:
liquidation lias been going steud
»y lorwurd since the Barings*
failure, the weak financial
and
business concerns have cMinnonly put up their shatters and re
tired from business, ecouomy in
every direction has become the
habit of the people, and from all
the great ^enters of trade r»ports are received of increasing
activity and encouraging coudit ions."—Messenger.
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Democrat.
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VOL 7
BOONE
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.
THURSDAY
New Election Law.
FEBRUARY 28 1895,
NO. 17
"Next morning, after say him—from the Payne law.
LETTER. Rules h a s a difficult t a s k 111
ing my prayers, I ventured And this is the party of re
d e c i d i n g which bills s h a l l b e
From onr Regular Correspondent
given The t i m e t h a t will n o t More Than Sixty Sections Stolen From with a feeling.of awe t o read form, the party of progress
$3jSH0Eri?;^AKK%.
ttie Democratic Law.
I believe in honest elections
tlwe bill.
k$5. CORDOVAN,
No attacksever made upon b e c o n s u m e d by t h e a p p r o
FRENCH A.ENAMELLED CALF.
" A t liist I 3siniH t o where as 1 do in everything else,
Fine CalfiKANCwaa a President in either House p r i a t i o n bills d u r i n g t h e leMr. Ray's Speech in the House.
Secretary means Secretary of but I believe our standard of
* 3.%? P0UCE.3 SOLES.
of Congress were more cow m a i n i n g t w o weeks of t h e
T want t o congratulate S t a t e , and clerk, means clerk morals for the Anglo-Saxon
session.
Some iinpoitant
WhZTJW*. ardly than those which have
*2.$l7?BQYS'SCHQ0lSH0Ei been and aro now being made bills a r e being called t o the the people of theState,'* said of t h e Court, and precinct race, with all their advant
• LADIES •
upon President Cleveland for attention of the committee, Mr. Ray. " t h a t the end of means territorial unit of elec ages, should lie higher than
having bough*gold which lie a m o n g them being theNicar this election humbug is a t tions according t o the con- t h e poor negro t h a t goes t o
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
f-L-DOUGLAaDROCKTONiMASS
considered'necessary for the augun canal bill, which h a s hand and the long looked for test and the singular meant his daily toil like a galley
Over One Million Poople wear tbo
been reported t o the House! promises of the Fusionists the plural and oath meant af slave, o r the negro t h a t loafs
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes preservation of the credit of
a s a substitute tor t h e bill a r e fulfilled a s t o the wonder- firmation and s o on. I knew on the goods boxes in the
All our shoes are equally satisfactory the government upon the
They give the best value for the money.
best obtainable terms. Th which was once sent back t o ful produ-t of the gigantic I had never heard of any- cities.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
" T h e bill is a n incompetent
The prices ore uniform,—stamped on sole.
a t t a c k s a r e cowardly be- committee bv vote of the brains of the Big Five, I lie- thing on eaith like this beFrom «i to f*3 saved over other mRkes.
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by ••ause those who make them House; the free ship bill, bills Ireve it is. I believe i t wasCic- fore, and it surly must be makeshift and cowardly sub
D \ilers every where, Wanted, agent to
stitute for what you prom
for reorganization of t h e ero who shaved his head and original with the Big Five
take exclusive sale..for this vicinity. know t h a t the President can
Stolen from the Democrats.
ised the people. You g o t
went into winter quarters in
Write at onec.
not fully reply to them with a r m y and navy, bill for sur
your offices by working on
o u t saying things which they veys of deep water canals, la order t o prepare himself t o " I came t o the next section
a r e certain his patriotism b o r arbitration bill, and the charm with his musical and a n d its features seemed fa mil the prejudices of the people
will prevent his saying. bill for the amendment of the matchless eloquence the list- i n r , a n d t h e n e x t , a n d t h e on the atrocities of the elec
There are not two awn in the copyright laws, which h a s liing multitudes of the centu- next, and the next, and the tion law nnd county govern
United States whose reputa been s o strongly urged by i ies. When lie emerged from next, and t o my infinite and ment, and here you come t o
tion tor honesty and integ the big newspaper publishers his seclusion, his hair had unspeakable amusement the the people with the Demo
Representative Springer, probably grown some, but Big Five had literally stolen, cratic law in your a r m s and
rity a r e higher than those of
,Grover Cleveland and John who retires with this ('oti be brought o u t with him a soul and body, these sections tell the people it was the best
£
The management of the
G. Carlisle, and they have gress, declares thai" lie is not gem t h a t out shined t h e s t a r s from the Democratic election you could do, and for the few
2 Equitable Life Assurance
both said in the most posi a candidate for the vacancy in the firmament. This im law with the change of coun little changes you made in
% Society in the Department of
tive terms that the contract made l»v the sudden and la mortal Five unlike the states ty commissioners t o clerks of t h a t law the people will con
the Carolinas, wishes to se
for the issue of those bonds mented death of Hon. Isaac man of old did not shave the court and other unim demn .von.
cure a few Special Resident
"One by one tlie roses fall
%
t o purchase the needed gold Pilsev Gray, late United their heads, a s most of them p o r t a n t changes in some of
Agents. Those who are fitted
were bald on account of wis the verbiage. Then I reach and one by one the Fusion
t
was the b< st to be obtaine I. S t a t e s Minister To Mexico,
% for this work will find this
It"publicans in both Hoil-e and he adds t h a t he would dom and the weight of the ed section seven of the new promises fail and fade away.
l
ill
THE RADICAL LEGISLATURE.
;md Semite have staged t h a t not accept any exec utive ap responsibility t h a t rested up a n d wonderful I aw, and there
t
t h e bonds c »uld have been pointment t h a t would tfike on them, but they vveiu into I met an unfamiliar face. I
There is nothing remark
s It iszt>ork, however, and those $
exchanged for gold in this him o u t of this country, seclusion, and the last word will admit it is not stolen able in the legislation and
who succeed best in it possess
we heard them s.iy when from any civilized men on a c t s ot the Radical revolu
*1 character, mature judgment, ^ country upon better terms. which lie considers quite
A they went out of sight was earth; for there is nothing in tionists. They a r e drawing
JI tact, perseverance, and the ^ T o resort t o alms* ol these good enough for him.
£ respect of their community. j| men is too much like adopt s t r o n g effort is being made t o damn for the thousandth the Heavens above or in the their perdiem with a patri
Think this matter over care- ^ ing their methods, but they t o get Senator Ransom nam time, perhaps.the Democrat e a r t h beneath, nor in the wa otic zest and regularity thai:
ic-election law. They remain ters down under the earth
fully. There's an unusual ^ must have known when they ed a s Minister t o Mexico.
is quite lovely t o behold.
cd rill everybody was uneasy like it. I t provides for the
opening for somebody. If it
Senator Hill is making a
made those statements t h a t
They find the sugar-feast
1
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
they weir false. At is not ex rallnnt fight for hisresolution a b o u t them and the nominal Chairman of the IState Exe sweet nnd toothsome, a n d
ther information on request.
pected t h a t either President winch reiterates the determ members of the Legislature cutive Committee ot each po- they will continue t o draw
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Cleveland or Secretary Carlis ination of this country t o en were going to and for and liti-al party t o recommend a t it until the lastday. When
Rock Hill, S. C.
t o the clerks of the court for the end comes t o their com
le will ever publicly say t h a t deavor t o maintain silver a-iking ' wh -re are we a t ? '
If MMMWO+Mf
anci gold a t a parity and de " H a d they not promised each county suitable men for paratively short legislative
American capitalists were a p
pealed to, Find appealed t o clare s t h a t in the event of tl.e people everywhere, fiom registrars and judges of elec life each of the suckers will
RROFESSIOXA L.
in vain, t o furnish the gold failure it will pay its obliga- t h e mountains of the West , tions for the various pre be ready t o say in the loneW. B. COUNC1LL, J it.
needed by the government rions in the best money, but where the spiuce pines, tall cincts of the State, and t h a t son,eness oi their souls—
and take bonds t o pay for it. there i s not, much probabil a n d dark moan in the breath the clerks shall appoint those ' If MO soon I was to bo done
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
for,
Such a statement from the ity o f its adoption. Mr. of the passing breezes t o the s o recommended. Of course
Boone, N. C.
Hill's resolution i s intended sea where the wild, grand you can see how this will I wonder what I was born for."
President or the Secretary of
Each of these mighty Solt h e Treasury would have a t o be a compromise and he music of the storm has its beat the old way. You can
W. B. COUNCILL. M. D.
tendency t o injure tlm credit s a y s it should be supported birth, that the Democratic see why our worthy chair o n s will be ready over here
Boone, N. C.
of the United States abroad, by every r.jan who is a beiie-1 election law was an infamy man, Mr. Pou, should of all after t o take their reckoning
Resident Physician. Office a u d i t is not likely t o be made ver in a single gold stand- a n d should be a t once forev- men be expected t o recom a n d date their letters and
ft
o n King Street north of P o s t
no matter how much abuse a r d nor a single silver stand-j i* blotted from the books? mend t o the clprkof thecourt f o u n t the time from the year
Office.
may be heaped upon t h n n . a i d , b u r . i l l t h e s a m e i t i s j T h e p e o p l e w a i t e d l o n g t o r of Cherokee county suitable One, (otherwise 1895) when
the fulfillment of these prom- u.en forjudges and registrars they had the glonous privi
But it is none the less cow strongly opposed.
Befo.e the House voted on ises, and just a s we were all in Hanging Dog precinct. Or lege of playing a t law-mak
ardly t o take advantage of
the gold bond bill it was a b o u t t o despair, lol t h e why Mr. Holton, the Repub ing and shaping the tempo
that.
A l l ORXEY A7 LAW,
Ex-Speaker Reed isn't the thought t h a t the bill of Sen light hieaks, the clouds van lican chairman, should re rary outlook for 1,700,000
MARION, —
N.O
ish and the Big Five appear commend t o the e'erk of the I people supposed t o be free
chipper man he was. He was a t o r Jones, of Arkansas, for
in sight with the new, improv c o u r t of Mitchell county suit .if not exactly equal.—Mes—(o)—
1
forced t o show his hand on the unlimited coinage of sil
ed a n d original election bill able men for judges and reg senger.
ver, would be voted upon
WilJ practice in the courts ol the gold bond bill, which was
"Berlinps you would n o t
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitel;> 11, MeI)ow- defeated by the House, and and passed by the Senate, in its hand, shouting a s they istrars in "Scuffl j Nubbin" or
and all Tther could ivs in the
came. back, back, ye demons 'Loafer's Glory" precincts think so, but a very large
but it is now considered
western district 1®"S|H' ial atten thereby he lost the support
of Democracy, w e have found in t h a t county.* 1 soon saw proportion of diseases in New
of all the silver Republicans, doubtful whether any a t
tion given to the colleefiion of
York come from carelessness
a n i formulated the most won it was a m o s t glorious a b o u t catching cold," s a y s
laiine." 3 ®*
a s a Presidential candidate. tempt will be made t o push
derful election In w ever seen plan, and having broken the Dr. Syni8 Edson. " I t is such
it t o a vote.
W. B. Co unci 11 M. I). T. C. Blackburn. He thought he had a walk
The Census Bureau dies by t h e childre n of men, and ice I read on, and found t o a simple thing and so com
over for the nomination; now
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N. C.
with Con glees. After the 4th Democratic frauds must g o my utter consternation t h a t mon t h a t very few people,un
sees defeat in sight.
Councill & Blackburn, heThe Republican Senators of next month only a small a n d forever.
more than sixty sections of less it i s a case of pneumonia,
" A t first I hesitated t o this grand law were taken, pay any attention t o a cold^
; New York is one ot the heal
can veil "sugar t r u s t ' ' a* force of clerks will be retain
touch a copy of this wonder stolen, feloniously taken from thiest places on the Atlantic
loud usanybody when trying ed under the direction of the
Calls attended at all t o catch votes, but when it Secretary of the Interior to ful law. I got bolder and ven the Democratic law almost Coast and yet there a r e a
finish the work.
tared t o put one in my pock ipsissimis verbis, verbatim, g r e a t many cases of catarrh
hours
comes t o passing a bill like
Find consumption which have
e t , and took it home.
et literatim et punctatim.
The expc rienee of Mr. R. D
J une 1 , '93.
l h a t for the repeal of the dif
Whitney, an influential and
"Personally, I felt like I
"Yes, Hie Big Five ought their origin in this neglect of
th? simplest precaution of e v
ferential duty on sugar, prominent citizen of MnrGnE. F. LOViLL. J. C. FLETCHER.
never had committed a sin a- t o be indicted for larceny, ery day life. The most sensi
which has been passed by the clale, N. C., will 1 1 0 doubt b^ g. a j, l g t the election law and
with a count in the bill a- ble advice is. when you have
it with intu?»LUt hv
House and which would, peruse-d trtr h interest by peo ~
luid never defrauded a mor gainst the Fusionists for re one get rid of it a s soon a s
-while benefitting our trade ple in all parts of the coun
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
tal man on earth out of a ceiving stolen property, and possible. By all means d o
with Germany and the other t r y . F o r y e a r s h e h e h a s
BOONE, N. C.
t)«en subject t o violent at vote, but having been elect they could all be convicted not neglect i t . " Dr. Edson
continental European coun tacks of inflaniatory rheuma
does not Ml you how t o cure
ed under the inhuman 1 a w before any honest jury in
VSTSpeda 1 attention i>i von
I a cold but we will. T a k e
tries, strike the pocket of *he tism; on the first cf Feb. he
to the collet-ion of claims
placed on the books by the A m e r i c a f o r s t e a l i n g t h e |Chamberlain's Cough Reras u g a r trust, they at once as had a n attack, which settled
Democrats, I felt a sort of Democratic election 1 a w. jedy. I t will relieve the lungs,
Chamberlain's Eyo and Skin Ointment sume the role of obstruction in one of his knees and caus
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
ed almost unbearable pain, original sin, a s i t were—a There is not a decent line nor aid expectoration, open t h e
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles, ists. The intelligent people for two days. He obtained kind of a total depravity, a section in the bill but what secretions and soon effect a
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rhcuin and Scald Head, of this country will have no
a bottle of Chamberlains a n d eyer so little wasenough was pur'ioned from chapter permanent c u r e . Twenty25 cents per box. For Bale by druggists.
difficulty i n spotting the Pain Balm from W. M. Hons t o place me beyond the pale 1 6 . of the second volume of five and fifty cent bottles for
TO nOltSS 0WWB.E9.
j sale by W. L . Bryan.
For putting a horee in a fine he?1 thy con friends )f the sugar trust in t.011 & Co.. merchantsat Meek
of the Fusionist s paradise, The Code, and poor Payne,
dition try Dr. Cady1s Condition Powders.
lenhurg, N. C. He writes t h a t
They tone no the system, aid digestion, cure t h e Senate. The Democrats
a n d like Eugene Aram, 1 felt they have even plundered The Commission to revise the
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct have favorably reported this i t gave almost immediate re
Code of North Carolina are Judge
j him, alter abusing and slan Russell, Maj. Gutherie and Spenkidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
bel and gives Chamberlain's t h a t night:
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25 bill and want it t o puss; the
Pain Balm the highest praise | 'Thai, guilt was my errini chain- dering liirn and taking from j eer Blackburn. A bill namingthis
oenLi per pnekare. For sale by druggists.
Republicans a r e determined and ad vises all persons trou-1
bulain
him his seat in this House, com mission is in the hands of
t o kill it without votingupon bled with like afflictions t o That lighted me to bed,
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
have stolen one of the best Judiciary Committeee of the Leg
Indigestion, and stomach disorders, take
use i t and get relief* For "ale And drew the midnight curtains)
BROWN'S UION BITTERS.
jit,
Jfeatuies of their bill from I islature.
d
All dealers keep It,81 per bottle. Genuinehaa
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Wade mark and crcxred red lines on wrappea.
The House committee on t>.\ W L. Bi-'rnn.
\V it'll fingers blood v re
W. L. DOUGLAS
Docs This i
Bit You?
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Physicians & Surgeons.
LOVILL & FLETCHER
WASHINGTON
�kSUhcn )R11'TlON
— 1 iie household goods of and was killed hy the prema-j
Senator Ransom was a p
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. * Prof Yarboro are arriving ture explosion of a blast. We aiifed Minister t r Mexico !
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
liinl liis fainilv "ill he lieiv in Imtv no ;>.,rtirol.-intami omi
this tvwk
1 -opy1 year
•
and t lie appointment
was
$1.00
-0
" <» months
.... 50 tllH tietir flit 11 iv. Hf will oe- only g-.i t.. tlmt n« ih; koi»., i i n | r t . | v ,.„nflr,NH.I hy
u
4
1
3 months
.... 35
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H i; fncl prhti.1
Coffey Pro's., between t he moved from<Mir midst, and we «»f this act of the President, i
A dvertising R ates.
extend our unfeigned sym- fie lias done well for Nqrth
1 inch 1 week
TV,
.$ .75 two hotels.
1 " 1 month
. 1.75 —Mr. H.urisou Johnson,of I'at.v t o the l.em..v«L H - Carolina and the appoint
ment of Seuiitor Ransom t o
....... 3.00
-01 <' 3 "
Miist, N.
onu Of W.itiri- v..s hrousht ho.ns tor . . , t n - Mexico was a fitting: one for f
1 " 0 "
. 5.00! , , . i- J .... u i n e n t and was huried on yes in o a r opinion no man ' h a s j
t:
1 '' 1 year
. 7.00
If you are iit earnVstflbdiit wantifigthe best Monument
finer qualities for a Ministei ()
1 column 1 weex
. 9.00
* 21st iost. M r . terday near his residence.
His t* Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to Trie,
1 " 1 mouth
.13.50
—On yesterday a t 1 2 M., than Senator Ransom,
i s verv old and
<« jj ti
1
.25.00
a s I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
veyb salary is £17,500 a vear.
and his death is , l o the three prisoners wli > wei
1 u
o "
.37.50
ploy th e very best woikmen, and tb-da.v I have the largest
in jail here—Randalls, l o n m r
" 1 year
50 00
1
and most complete stock of Marble ?ri North Carolina.
ccny; Hoiden hound t o tM) e
: him.
•^"Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
peace, and Mini Johnson,
Entered at the Postoflk-eat
—Old Mrs. Hart is living a t the negro rapist—succeeded
and give me a call o r write for prices. "
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Boone. N. C., as second-class
Hios. Nichols' is very serious in making their escape by
mail matter.
C IT WEBB. Statesvil !e;N. CN
1
ly afflicted with dropsy and cutting a hole through the
i January 24th, 1895.
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needs attention hy the neigh cell and prizing o u t the hi ick
LOCAL NEWSbor's. She has been helpless under a window. 1 he newjuii
for eight weeks, and the peo oi was not a t Inane when
' —Beautiful weather.
ple where she s t a y s are com they made their escape, but
—Mud,snow and slush.
pletely exhausted waiting on went on pursuit a s soon a s
—Commissioners c o u r t
her.
In the s^qlittered vall» f y of the'A^fitanga,at Valle Crflbe returned, which was near
n°xt Monday.
<*is, will lie opened (D. V.) on the fiist Monda.v in F^'JfiiarV
me
—A man by the nrfm of a n hour after his birds had
1895, an institution tor the highoiveducation of pi^fils of
— Wade Woodring now liv
Johnson and three of Ins flown. Some sav the beys
aotta sexes; under tlie dim?tion oi'-tae following tea^:hers:•
e s in the jail.
sons who live on J . A. Boy- got dissatisfied oil account
Al. JONES, Superintendent.
Wanted on subscription, dmis land a t Blowing Rock, o) the change in jailors, and
I'ROFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
a few gallonsof maple syr up- were arrested f o r stealing decided t o go home, b u t we
PROFESSOR VA DENTINE.
—Settle that little tax, i* Boydens corn, the old-man can't say how t h a t is. It is
Three departments will be orgrifiized, and scholars, fulIt it the ToriAtive perloJ. It islhen thatJtht
Blind is freest from care, the imagination .
v instructed in the billowing branches a t the rates speciht h e word sent you by cx-sh ff. and the oldest boy-fled ami to he hoped, however, t h a t
unhampered, the memory moat retentive, the
the two youngest were tried* Johsou will be rec-aptuml
eye bright«kt, and the naturt most
4: .
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Bui rd.
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susceptible. '. What a boy reads Ip ttys .
C LASSICAL , «3,0(1 per Month, including Latin. Greek,
and brought t o account for
and acquitted.
period becomes so Indelibly impressed i*pojn
—Cabbage wagons a r e
Ins nature that It becomes a part of his vdry
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
--Old Fred. Douglas lias tlie high crime with which he , Character.
moving out t > Lenoir since
Purveying Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
This is a time when a parent's responsibility
is charged.
Is greatest. It is not enough to tell th- boy
''passed in Ins checks," and
the thaw.
yloral Philosophy, etc.
what he ought to become. Most boys are
leaves his white wile and the
not overly susceptible to didactic
I.NTKRMElHATE; $ 2 0 0 per Month,including Afidiuretic
—Ex-sheriff Hayes, is afflct
teaching. You can usually lead him a mile
A llrtlHBJplU "iiuior Corrected.
r •
History, Geography, Physiology and Gi .miliar.
easier than you can drive him a rod. See
eil with a hone felon on t>!ie North Carolina Legislature Editor Unmoor;) t:
that he has the proper surroundings, and a
t o mourn his loss. Shame!
PRIMARY.' $1.00 per month. •
0.
little encouragement, and It'Is surprising how
of his thumbs.
The Board-of Education
readily be develops a laate.for the best
shame! rest on the heads of
(Special arningenieiits may b^^iuade for additional
In literature. Let that taste be developed,
Mrs. E F. Jones, of Gasto- t h o s e w h o w o u l d ' d a r e t o was in session to-day, and
and there is little danger as to his future.
,f Studies.)
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hia. N. C., is visiting friends pla n 1 such a blot on the here ma le 'i set'lenient w i t h exAs this Institution embraces in itsbcuarrfculurn all t h e
;
in Watauga.
studies usually taugiit irn the fii ditmrv ;colbges, nd a t
Colore spof less esc n tcheon ol Treasurer. W . E. Grecti._ As
there has besn a rumor go • ' Who said; " Show me what books a boy
iist^atly reduced rates, we
citizens of V a t . uga a n d .
—Washington, Lee a n d dear old North Carolina.
reads, and t will read you his destiny. '
.pljacent.counties to.avail .themselves of the advantages
ing abroad in different p a r t s
How Important It is. then. thSt your home .
Douglas, hut the greatest of
—Mr. Lemuel Greene, o I of tile county t h a t Mr. Grecji
should be provided With books of the highest
kus offered t o their children.
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• character.
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these is Douglas.—N. & 0 .
Derby, Iowa who was for is short about five li'itflVirejl
ExcellentJronrd may be obtained a t t h e nHghtiorthg
Fairy tales, and even, perhaps, "Buffalo
Bill" stories, have their place
- M r . W. L. Milliard, of merly a Watnugh man, lias dollars, I wish to say. in jus- '• of a tavtr (or reading, a sort ofas developers farm houses, tire highest rates not exceeding seven dollars
Hterary milk
per m o n t h . - ; '
'e
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as it were, but unless the txty soon shows a .
Beaver Dams, was in town been visiting friends in the tite t o Mr. Green, that the lie
preference for the stronger meat of pra'clbcal •
Referenre fd'VVro 1
i's'• uith¥»cerfsitfy.'? The- crowds
knowledge, history, travel, etc.. you may be
ibis week, and gave us a county for some weeks past- port is totally, absolutely
Sure that be Is mentally unsound, or (hat
that thrnhig BloW'iug Hock, lhaonry.J^iiiyille. ect.,.all within
there Kasboen something radically wrong In
He gave our office a call on and MEANLY false.
pleasant call.
bis education.
?i few miles o f j h e sdiool. l»t:ar fftflMnony tt •'tlie, exceeding
The Encyclopedia Drltannlca has rightly
henlthfulness %># tlfe surypq|iiling6..
.
'—Miss M ittie Wike opened Monday, and expressed lnmWe examined Hie ex-Treasbeen termed " the concentrated essence of
the whole world's wisdom." Let your boy
a subscription school a t Bm- scIt a s well sa< isfied with his n r e i ' s b o o k s f o r t h e y e a r
read Its Interesting pages, and he will soon
look with disdain upon " flashy " literature.
diy Fork school house on new home. He leaves t o lH9tCnnd the receipts ami
V/e are continually underestimating a boy'a
day on his ret urn t rip.
capacity tor
l a s t .Monday.
ilishursements balance. The 5 So attractivelarge Ideas. There Is nothing
as truth.. Give htm the material
;
out of whivh to construct lar^ ideas. Pu«
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—Atfy. W. 15. Councill, is -=A\> will not publish any I i s b u use i n.e n f w |s<o eq p a 1 t lie
Dritiinnica in the home. wi)C(e he can consult
more weather forecasts for aggregate sum of the vouch
., jrtonrtm '»y, and' as he attains manhood ha
off on a trip t o Winston,
In literary or professional
Earl R llix, without it ?be ers and claims cancelled by :.. will find i placemay.notwsplre., '!
t'
Ufeao which he
where he goes t o attend t o
Seize the pr/rsent opportunity to provide a
for the purpose of bringing t he Board of Education.
j - proper Hbrary for your. honje. It requires al
some legal matters.
Yesrthe old year of 4894 is gone with all its pleasures
jlnvesliper, if but Ten
n day, If vow
fair weafhei win n lie predicts
So we see t h a t Mr. Greco ' V- fyon,'
rvte QtiABtofLt OBSEBt bp
iritl trtruble-s, and the N t ew-Year 1895 is ushered in up<rn
—Jacob Latham, of Trade font. LaUt Friday.Shtunjay
-srb l^it'mas- l»e-had at (stroductory prices.
ha s accounted for all t h j «i
vis^anu we all^Iiould mqke the best use of it possi l e ^ X h o
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Tetnu, passej). through thi* arfiV Sunday, -lie , r predicted
<>- &•" '-'i •'"»
vay to do-thai: .is t o degin right and keep righi- t h e Jyehr
school money t h a t has goijt|
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\v»ek with a few horses bound would be the record breakers
hrough.
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for tlie Southern market.
. You can db this by doing all your trading during the
NOTICE.
for bad weather, but; t o our W. M. FRANCUM, tJk.Bd. Edl
i* v »>"t- rs'.T 7r.-v
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year a t my store, whe-rCyou will find a complete line of gen
—Mr. W. C. Coffey, of ou»- utter astonishment, then the
Boone N. C.. Feb. 23, '94,
J OEL NoRttis & S ON
ral merchandise, all a t the'
town gave himself n seveie pretty days came, and since
vs.
Nervous People
D. J. HOUCK.
c u t on the foot with an axe we have had m»st lovely,
By the authority of an ex
And those who are all tried out
on Tuesday morning.
spi ing like days.
I will sell"for strictly pay d'ovyn during the ear 1895, by
and have that tired feeling or ecution issueid from the Sn
k - — For Sah:- 1(50 acres of
—Married on Tuesday of s i c k headache can be relieved of pei'ior Court of Watauga so doing 1 van sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
T ^ U n b l e land on Brushy this weekq.t 9:30a. in. a t the all these symptoms b.v taking county directed t o me ir instance good sole leather a t 2'1'c.. by the side, good coffee
Hood's Sa ran pari II a, which gives
Jjfjrk. Easy terms given the residence of the bride's grand nerve, mental and bodily stren above entitled act ion. I will 20c. a lb., sugar 1 7 tbs for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. AKets. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
sell for cash a t tlie Court yiatice
purchaser. N. H. Shipley.
father Mr, Joshua Winkler gth and thoroughly purifies the House floor in the town o* bolt, casti, jeans, calicoes, worsted. - dress flannels, cash•
blood. It also" creates a good
—Our townsman; Deputy Mr. B J . Councill, J r . , and appetite, cures indigestion, heart Boone t o the highest hidd'y niers. shoes-^-yes the larg«s lot.of sl^wes ever seen in this
on the 4th day of March "95 it he part of the county, veyy low. l3?'rll and see tHeiii, you will
Collector, R. L Council!, has Miss Blanche thedaughter of burn and dyspepsia.
Mrs. Mary Hagaman, Rev. Hood's Pills are easy to take, ing the first Mon. in saif! month, also find a goo/i lot of hardware. 1 can get you on -short
been quite unwell for some
t o '.sHtisjv train nee due on not ice, cfjok stoves, farmers frieral plows hrtti repairs, Bis
<lOyS, but is now much bet James Yarboro perforrhing easy in action and sure in effect. judgement in above entitled sell amlOhataeooga bull-to'i^fle plows w a t e r piping etc.,
tlie ceremony.
This esti 2oc.
action or $10.70 with inter
tor.
ALL AT. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
mable couple has a host of
est and cost, th^r following
—The residence of Mr. 15. J .
From Meat Camp, N. C.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter.egg^, feathers, dry
described tract, of real estate
friend's and the D E M O C R A T
Councill, is fast approaching oins them in congratula Editor Demonnt:
to-wit: 1 2 acres lying on the lides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest • market^.pi'ices. Please
completion, and ere long i!
watersof Grassy (.'reek, \A a- rive itic your trade this year,;aud I will certainly sell y o u
I wish t o say through your
tions and hopes the sun of
goods cheap. Wikhirtgttnb .my friends and gqstonier^ a
will be occupied by its happy
paper t h a t Mmt, ( a m p has tanga county adjoining the prosperous and hiippy New Vear. I am
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happiness, may even shine
Lippanl, J.
owners.
been wonderfully blessed a s lands of Mollio others. This
Wight ly for them.
AV. Jackson and
• Youi's Anxious to please,.
far a s 1 have heard, through Feb. 2. 1895.
- J o e 15. Councill, of Vilas,
—Mrs. H61sclaw,wife of Ru
the blizzard. No one has fro
who is in the Law school of
W. 11. C ALAWA Y, Sheriff.
ins Holsolaw, living on HowWILL V HOLSOLAW.
zen t o death, but some have
Col. G. N. Folk, a t Black
m i ' s Creek, happened t o a
been frost bitten.
NOTICE.
s o r e N. ( \ , was a t home c n
serious accident Monday
The roads being blockaded State of North Carolina, Wa
a visit this week.
morning. Walking where the
tauga county, in the Superior
—Died a t his home neat ice was slick she; fell and is hard on the wagoners, but Court, B. M. Norris vs. E. B. Mil
Trade, Tenn.,on Sunday, the broke her thigh. Dr. Reeves thank God it basstopped the ler.
1 7 t h inst., Mr. Riley lira a visited her and seL the bro whiskey wagons for a while By virtue of an PXecnti ^Ti di
rected to the undersigned from
nock. He only lived a few ken limb and left litr in a s and all is peaceful
I t is also hard on rogues, the Superior Court of Watauga
d a y s after being taken.
favorable condition us t h e a s crrn stealing had t o be county in the above entitled at
tion. I will, on Monday, the 4th
—We are informed t h a t the circumstances would allow. stopped for fear of being day of March 1895, at 12 o'clock
Is now engagetj in the r .n?inuf(ietnre and sale of a. valu
people of Vila8, N. C., have a Mrs. Holsclaw is about 6 6 tracked.
>!. at the court house door of able medicine, known as th* MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
said county sell for cash to the CINE. composed' of tly natural hf?-hs of ou> mountainJsec
flourishing Sunday school years of age, and large and
Feed is very scarce.
highest bidder to-satisfv said ex
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debating society, and a pros heavy. We are quite Sorry
] have been rending the eeuiionall the right, ritle and t i o u This wonderful itfedicihe is high.y recommended tor e ist o hear of this good woman's D EMOCRAT ciosety t o see who t interest which the said E. B. Mil
p e r o u s subscription school
eases of the Liver, Stoma ;h, Kidneys and all diseases ari
"Dave" Dugger s a y s : " \V< painful mishap, Hope she: the Legislature is doing. I ler defendant has iu thefollowing sing from a>bilfious system-. This is no patent medicine. Jt is
described real estate, . tp-wit;
will recover,
ore coining."
d o not believe t h a t 'fox tale, Known as the Zil Davis land ly pure, simple, cheap ami ef^eutlve. l-. is recommended by
—It is with the deepest sad neither does my Bible s a y ing on the waters of Cove Creek tlie pHV^icnms of'fhe county, and is pne of the bep" tnedi— One by one, Death, th<
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conqueror ol all t h a t is mor ness t h a t we chronicle the t h a t Samson killed3,000 fox adjoining the lauds of James cin^s fib the Iharket;
Isaacs and others.
Said exe
Tbis«inedicine is put q p in packaged with killoirectir -nS
tal, is laying his i-.v hand up untimely death of our old es. I move t h a t the Legisla cution is levied to satisfy a lialwith full directions o n each, = Pnce$KOO per'pack ige,sent
on the veterans of the cross friend iJeo. W. Dugger, of ture adjourn and g o a fox ance of $49,49 purchase inonev [>ost paid Co any- address. - If y o u have Liver trouble, Dys
of said lands due and unpaid pepsia or Kidie'V •i-o'nqdaijHtSjVtry if'and be eonvinci-d t h a t
and while we miss them ii Banner Elk, which occurred hunting.
with interest from November
-sprr; \v? LY.
o u r hearts, the madly rush n e a r Hartland, Caldwell
D. GREENE. J 29th 1894, a d cost of this ac we are nift tt'yiugrto liUnli>»g you.
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county, a t 4, p. m., Tuesday Feb. 18, 1895
ing world moves on a s if it
tion. an. 3rd 1895.
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%FU;M Y y i \ rYM
W. ti • / LAW vy. Sheriff.'
bad never known of Hieir (X- o f this week. Mr. Dugger
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* J . C . I' LETCHER. AttV. Ztonville. - 'A • ; ' >>•-«. _
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I was engaged in gold mining - . £ ^ F a y your-subscription j
fttence.— Courier.
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Statesville Marble Works.
VALIE 1HIJCIS
ACADEMY.
•Youth
Dr. Philips Brooks
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NEW YEAS GREExINGS I
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VERY OWEST PRICES.
. . ZIONViLLE fiORTH GAROLiilA
�The Wataaga Democrat
From t ol)P. X. C.
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F o r s> ven years r more
It f m and leli f a i e c
MrsW. I) Louder, <>fQuinc\
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0 1 us, read what threat r«»- Editor Democrat:
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I will give you a few iieats K v. was subject t o severe ai
7huisday Fob. 28, 1805 forms for onr mountain conn
trteks of crump en|i«\ Mr 8
soda spoils good flour.
tries are being considered. A from Globe. hut I jail smiic.-- R. M oise, a «ii iiggisi of I I n '
Pure sod"—rthe best soda, comes
lull bv Mr. Hopkins from l.v d o s o witiioin speaking «»f , pi.ice, ivcuaiineuiied ( hail
The action of the Lower
only in packages.
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,
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Ashe t o extend the time t o the weather. We have h i I ii»-i la in s ( olio. Cholera ail
House ot o u r S t a t e Legisla-,
_ m
bearing this irade raar!:^*
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j.
• 'settle with the Stare 4 reas- a lot ol cold weather sin -e : I)u<rhoe& Remedy, whici
f
t
turein refusing to adjourn in
Christmas, and the wind has h a s effected a permanent
It costs no ntore than inferior package soda
recognition of General Wash urer, this is for Ashe and Wa beet* heavy. I have Ir-en a t • cure, sa ving hei mueh suffer
—never spoils the flour—always keeps soft.
t a u g a , and also a bill t o al
ing besides the trouble an«
ington's birth day, and also
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
low all of us t o catch fish and Glowing Roi-k and a t Roone, expense of sending for a doe
t h e refusal t o adjourn for the
and insist on packages
and they are both mighty t o r , whieh was often neces
birth day of Gen. R. E . Lee oysters and kill game, where windy places, but. 1 don't s a r y . For sale by \V. L
bearing these words—
h a s been severely criticised ever we can find them. Of think the wind was ever much Bryan.
b r the Southern press, a s i t course we ha veto furnish our strongerfIran it was here one
The whole country is now
is unusual for legislative bod own bait and ammunition. morning. I t blew a lot of
aroused over the action o '
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
ies t o fail o r refuse t o recog A bill t o amend the laws in feed away, but aid no o t b r
Write lor Arm end Hammer Book ol valuable Recipes-FREE.
o u r Lngitda lure in itsadjour:
regard t o fishing on How-}
nize with proper respect 'The
damage. We a r e now hav merit in memory and res pec
F a t h e r of our country,' o r a r d ' s Creek Watauga county- ing some pretty d a v s and
of Douglass. Even Mai ion
passed third reading in the
Gen. Lee, the great comman
t he snow is going very fast. Butler who now is in Washder of the Southern armies, Senate. x\lso a L>if! by Sena Last night the tire burned ington is badly trumped and
tinder whom our people bled t o r Farthing t o prohibit the over the south side of the j nearly speechless over it.
s
fought and died for the Lost sale of intoxicating liquors. mountain opposite Mr. Billie Our Legislaturf is making a
Now if the above relief bills
Cause. The refusal of our Rep
Moore's mill, 1 would not history and the place t h a t
resentatives t o show proper pass both Houses and he have thought ii" was dry
EGGS BUTTEE, POL ETBY, AND
knows them now will know
respect for these two great roine laws what more could enough to burn, out it did.
them no more forever.
men ot history was rather a we ask? Also Mr. Michael
OTHER PRODUCE TO
The lumber business is right
s t r a n g e precedent, b u t listen! , (the papers call him Mitchell) lively just now. One would
When the death of old Fred h a s introduced a bill t o re t hink thai we had a depot,
Douglas, the g i e a t negro mis lieve,in some way. Miss Eliza if he should pass Globe and
cegenator. w a s announced beth Thompson, of Watauga. see t he lumber in front of the
808 10th hi n ot X. H
W A 8 E J X G 1 0 X , I). C .
t o the House, a resolution
store. Wagons ;ire going
Mr. Hopkins lias a bill t o daily t o Collettsviile ami the
was introduced by another
extend the provisions of the roads are getting from bad
negro, t h a t in consequence of
t h e d e a t h o f D o u g l a s t h e Mecklenburg road law t o t o worse. I doi.'t bear any
receive t he iUglw sCasli Prices, We buy outright
House d o now adjourn. The Ashe and Watauga. This railroad news, but this place
on Commission.
resolution was carried by the may lie a very proper bill, must he the head of the road.
full fusion majority, and The hut will be t o o expensive.
"Quick Fa Ies nnd Prompt Returns.'' Commission for
The health of the commun
House did adjourn through re Some of the counties have ity is very good indeed, there
handling goods, live per ce
"Send for our Price List.
speet for the dead negro, thus t h e benefit of the 'possoin is no sickness with theexe ;ithe climax of infa law recently passed, why was tion of .Mrs. Moore, the moth
my and insulting openly n o t Watauga -included and er of Mr. Patterson Moore,
every old Confederate soldier, haye thisimpoi taut relief bill who has been right feeble for |
Invalid
a n d the entire South, by pla apply t o our own W a t a u g a ? sometime, owing t o a fall.
K i d n e y a n d Liver T r o u b l e
.0.
cing Douglas above Lee and I t is evident t h a t many pos
Mr. F. P. Moore has recent
GEGCEKY STOEE
a n d N e r v o u s Debility
Washington. This is a Repub sum's are killed here every ly been toGastonia, where lie
lican move pure and simple year that a r e t o o poor t o spent a week with his broth 16 Years of Suffering Ended by
Taking Mood's.
a n d the deluded Populists e ^ t and of course a waste of er. He returns bright and "C. I. TToofl & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
followed them. What an out meat. The 'possum hunters cheerful and has many nice) "The effects of Hood's Snrsaparllla In my casa.
have beeu truly marvelous. It fur surpasses
rage t o rieceney 3 Douglas was in the Legislature have suc tilings Mai say a b o u t that any other medicine I have ever taken. For i«
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years was
with torpid
a negro of great ability, ' t i s ceeded in gel ting several thriving town. He says lie troubleI and troubled debility, and liver, kidney . I t q k e t h i s m e t h o d o f i n f n r nervous
was
tniug my old fust Miners and
true, and married a white wo counties included and no heard Reg. E. F. Jones preach
A Helpless Invalid.
Owing to n reeent change
tlode's
three
man; we suppose his mar 'possum is t o be killed in o n e o f h i s b e s t s e r m o n s . I t ! I have been takingUnit I amSarsaparHla forbetter ' b e j i ' e i a n i l P u b l i c t h a t 1 h a v e iii our business, that is, fr< m
months and I feel
cured. I feel
riage gave him such prestige those counties t h a t is t o o is his opiiii >n t h a t the people) now than I have for sixteen years. I think. « n h a n d a n d f o r s a l e a g c i i e r * the "Old Time" creel it sys
God flrst, for my health, and C. I. Hood St Cd.,
al assort mailt of
He Spent the most of his life poor t o make a good eating. a r e well pleased with Mr second, for flood's Sarsapai 11a. I have rvcooiy i A E L K A M ) F A M Y O R G - tem t o a
a b u s i n g t h e S o u t h i n t h e These fellows know a good •Jones, and t h a t Mr. Jones is.
most.bitter terms, and be thing when they see i t and very well satisfied in his new I mended It to all my neighbors and several of
CLR1FS,
tliem are using Hood's Sarsaparilla with good, :• Such as
fore his death he .requested more especially when they field.
results. I am 53 ye;;rs old and feel 1—tier than I
We are able t o o f f e r y o ^
did at 40." MRS. K. WADS. Stonewall, Teun.
t h a t his body be taken t o e a t of it. We respectfully
IF PEEI a in, real glad t h a t Boone Hood's Pills act eisdv. yet promptly and
A ft BUCK LE S COFFEE
. SUOAIL,
New York for burial. He did ask t h a t Watauga be includ •s t o have a good school. No •fflclenCy, on the liver and'bowels. 26c.
CHEESE,
a t 24 cts ;»er lb.;
n o t even want t o be buried ed in the'possum relief bill. where in all this country is a
CRACKERS,
NOTICE.
in the South, and wefeelgrat
I Good green coffee a t 20 ets.
high school needed worse. L " I am offering lor sal.e 85 acres
CAKES,
ilied t h a t he was not. What
per It) ;
Now Is the Time.
requires energy t o keep a of line lands. 25 acres bott om, fin
FRUITS,.
a magnificent body is our leg The benefit to be derived from school going such days a s New River, adjoiningthe lands of
NUTS.
E.vtru ' C" Higar nr 1 (i tbs.
\. J. ('pitcher, andRudv A annoy. PLAIN- AND FANCY CANDIES , j
islature!
,, o ! l l ) r . K , m d < heavy
a good medicine in early spring have just passed.
'Terms, one-halt paid down and C A NN ED (1OODS O F ALL K1N I)S
is undoubted, but many people
Globe Acad any is doing the other on 1 2 months time. For
domestic a t 7 cts per varrLgL
SODA. LAUNDRY AND
' The Election Law passed neglect taking any until the ap moderately well. The had farther particulars address R. A.
have just reeeived
proach of warmer weather, when
t h e House by a strict party- they wilt like a tender flower in weather hasn't hurt us much Mast. Raker's Gap. Tenn.
FANCY SOAUB.
3 0 eases i»f gent's and ladie'w
vote. The measure was hot a hot sun. Pomething must be only by keeping some away
NOTICE.
sfiQes, and |ivill sell th 'em a t
ly debated by t h e Democrats done to puritv the blood, over from Globe. To thisdate we By the authority of a power of Horse nnd Cati le Powders, prices r ( ,
the buy er
come that tired feeling and give
Tobaceo, Snuff. Cigars,
a n d various amendments necessary strength. Vacation is liave enrolled 5 3 pupils, 3 5 sale contained in a crtaiii mort.
Gall and see us and n.
Cigarettes Matches,
were offered for the purpose of earnestly longed lor, but many of whom hdve been boarders, gage deed executed to me l>v Jsave you mon<\\\
I). Rrvan and wife. Sallie to se
>i ad
curing some of the oefeets in weeks, perhaps months, must representing a b o u t five coun cure a debt Dff2l7.0<Cawi inter
many othor things too tedi
JQHNS N EDM 1ST it
elapse before rest ran be indulg
the measure, but no changes ed in. To impart strenght. and ties. We are now trying t o est, and recorded in hook C page
ous to mention in a
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
could be made and the bill to give a feeling of health and d o onr best work. They p»»o 422 of the mortgage records pt
sma l ad.'
Wataugw county. will
for
passed a s it. came from the vigor throughout the system, file a r e doing all they can l<> cash to the highestI biddersell the
at
WANTED!
also keep a good line
caucus. We would like to pub there is nothing equal to Hood's make i t one ol the he^t court house door in nooneon the
Sarsaparifla. ft stems perfectly
A l emedy for disease and de
lish the entire bill, but want ad a >ted to overcome that pros schi olsin thecountry. While 4th day of March, it being the of Domestic Medi/ines.YSH
bility, especially for those die
month,
of space forbids. I t is evi tration caused by change of sea we may have soinedisadvan first Monday in saidreal estat the
As I am willing t o " t o t e " «; ses which physicians )iave
following described
to
d e n t i n o u r m i n d t h a t t h e son, climate or life and while it tages, I believe t h a t Globe, | wit: The (arm o:t which the said fair wiVh n»y neighbors I on pronounced incurable.
tones and sustains the system it
people of the S t a t e will n o t purifies and renovates the blood. everything considered- is one|J. I). Rrvan no v lives and which ly ask for and expect a part
We give below a lew of t h e
lie pu chased from Geo M< Ginnis
I the many letters which we
long submit to this law, a s
of the best places in tii" containing lf>7 acres more or less. () f your trade.
, have received, and w hich
there are so many defects and
I Inn I
«t
T h e c o u n t y g o v e r n m e n t world. The good name t h it I S.iikl'tiv I »»r» sold s ibj ^ m . it<»F »a ,1 prior * When you are at the' Rock' •publish with th« consent
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chances of fraud in the cob bill bus been again amended tln^se peojile have won is car mortg.igegiwn tn
W > * <H ™
Huffman, ol New York. This Jan"nlrr.s who a r r e o n v . n bled up concern. The Repub we have doubts now what it tain'y merited.
cd that such a remedy ;»s we
yon will novor regret it.
uarv 30th. 18.t5.
licans openly s t a t e t h a t t h i s will be cumulative voting lias
-ha v.edcscribcd has been found
B. B. DOUGHERTY.
V ERY 11E8PEC TFU L I.Y
E. S. CoiVEY, At^g. :r
law was formulated for the been abandoned by t h e Feb. 23rd '95.
Mortgagee.
YOUR OLD FRIEND, (in torn pound Oxygen Treataiei.t t j Drs. St urkcy
Puexpress purpose of defeating Populists. What next?
J . I I ( L A R K E . llcll.
Democrats in elections. On
Two Lives Saved.
Blowing Rock, Feb. (>.
the first page of this issue we
Mrs. Phoebe Thorn as. of Junc LOCAL RliPREHENTATIVES \V ANTED
"Mv daughter/ was cured of
Old People.
Asthma by one treatment otcqiH
publish Mr.Ra.v's speech on •Old people who require medi tion i ity, 111., was tohl by her Our system affords ?vn opportu
NOTICE.
ipouml Oxygen, aPer suflcril
this humbug again. Let all cine to regulate the bowels and doctors she had Consumption nity to borrow on ePher jxm soiiand that there was no hoi»e for al or real estate sec i; ity. The
w H X JS ,
t)> virtue of a power of sale con l n ' ^ 1
y
By
} e a i skidneys will find the true remedy
read it, a s be gives it due con
her, but two bottle* Dr. King's plan is superior to Building and faired in a mortgageexeented bv
in Electric Bitters. Tins medi
sideration. It now looks like cine does not stimulate and con- New Discovery completely enred Loan Associations. J he amount ( j W . Clawson and wife. \ 1*
"I used your compound Oxythis Legislature will equal trtins no whiskey nor other in (her and she says it sa\ed her lile. borrowed mav l»e returred hi Clawson. on the 8th dav
about a year and a half a
toxica nt,
t h a t of 68-G9.
neglected to tell you ot
i ARM km HAMMER SODA i
sffii Wl.
DAVIS, IRIX AM) CI).,
A Helpless
S h i r < £ev;l
G:w!i£ Ewk.
Hoed sn^Cures
Co Yen Wen! F'crq?
"Money Saved Is
Money IV,ad.;."
CASK •
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MONEY LOAN ED.
I t appears very probable
t h a t Senator Ransoir will re
ceive the appointment a s
Minister t o Mexico. T h e
President is very favorable
t o Mr. Ransom and all the
DemocraticSenators h a v e
Higned a petition favoring
Senator Ransom's appoint
ment. Minister Gray who
recently died in Mexico was
fiom Indiana. T h e friends
of v'ongrertsrnai Hooper of
the same S t a t e are urging
his appointment, but it will
probably fall to our Senator.
alterative,
stomach and bowels
ture in the
functions,
excellent appetizer and aids di
gestion. Old peoyle find it just
exactly what -hey. need. Price
fifty cents per bottle at W. L.
Bryan's.
great l>enefit I received from
I ha ve not been troufr
ith catarrh since.—F. \V.
. t7
v | uiKurir ^uuiaiiiuu «)i ci »i ci iiiucit ot
<)| x \ •
mil
one bottle of Dr. King s New Dis-j dividend of from 8 to 10 percent..» +.. i vv i7. Tf.r ioi-« »;Z f< G <.^i * Revels, Syracuse Un iters
•MtV SAh
Y'
covery and in two weeks was| We desire to secure 1 lie service rL*
h.»n^!loor
«»! i rbCUW '
cured. He is naturally thankful. J of energetic veprcsen.tRtive inenin
. < f t ' j .. of \f ireh 1 8D r ill
—
It is such results, of which these everv communit v to a.:l as I^o'-al t J t t 1' f i_ ,i • '
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Send for book of two hundred
rr».*.
-11 tli.lt tr»Ct
W Otfl
u , u co,nnl au
are samples, fl,atnm,.Atl 101 vD„ Secretaiies. The position will be <-o., ,tv. on Of lailfl ] I) creek JgU >»**'*»• ^rtberjniormatton.teg
that provethe won- a..
Pine Run
id.'
derful efficacy of this medicine in j sufficiently remunerative to am- ioininjr the
h '"; k *'•"< tree.
of .John nrown, 1
J ™atn.ent senf ont bv excoughs and colds. Free trial ply compensate 4or services. If V onuel nro.vn «.„] others and is!
Politics is now a n unknown bottles at \V. L. Bryan's. Regu-, v «'m possess'the afrove (pialiSca <he Inml on >vhieh .V. L. Chnvson
at home. Office
t ions w rite for particulars. Full vrifc Of (J W. -la vson now lives I rreatmen. ndrainwteml here.
quantity and no one knows lar size 50c. and $ 1 00.
—
information regarding our syswhat will happen.
R'e are soirv to note (hat teni of na king loans us well as
Acting through the blood. our Senator Farthing voted investments and agencies will be debt mentioned in said mortgage L»20 Arch St. Philadriphia, Pa. ^
rurnisbed bv addiesssing S. S.
Sale to -e ma le at 10 ,
120 Setter St. San Frarcisco, (fkl,
Hood's Sarsaparilla not only |against the
o f Kotwrtson, I'rwiilnit. 1122 Wnl- and cost
„„i t
i '
a. in. Jon. 28. 1895.
cures scrofula
t h e confederate monument u s nut Street. Philadelphia.
Please mention this paper.
T. B. C-VMPPKI r«.
ble'whoT" body"1 °"d ViR°r *° did most a 1 ! the Republicans.,'' a u - L>, bo.
Assignee of the Mortgage.
aSlaTon ;.etr»v T Dfs. SMw & Paisn,
�f i i 3 W a t i a r a D s n i v j u t t»t«'fo*fa«-t <b." <<>"•'» «
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i» rvnts ;i
jiouihI. arc
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In
A D bmockatic family newHpa[»*r, bout its WPii »ilt i»s any of In*!
(Dvotal t o tli»* inteivst of Foun- sort ion of tllf country. Ti C\
ty St:»t~ano Nation
every i
lay af
Publish*! , otllflb' U-ttcr off if t h PV
\N a
\vnnl<i nmfit l»y theh*HsCMi
taugu County. N. C.
: taught by their fathers in the
Appomattox I'ark.
Jycnrs from 18(>1 to 1H05.
Atlanta Journal .
Thnt lesson comprises Keif-re
Our i l i »pateheH t o i l n y con- liai»<*eawl economy. For near
aura
djuiw,
tain « n account t » f action
taken by tlie l a i o v i \ e t c r a i i s
of Washington at their meetin«£ last night which will he
read with great interest.
These veterans of the hhie dr
Hare their desire to proti ote
fraternity, charity and pa
triotism, extend the right
hand of fellowship to Confed
erate Veterans and ask their
assistance in seruiing an ap
propriation from Congress
for the establishment ol a mi
tionul park at Appomattox,
which shall l»e accepted as
nn eviil.-ree ;m<l pleiiKe of •>
fullv restored Union and its
perpetual pi nee. We h a v e
no doubt that thf Confeder
ate Veterans will heartily re
c i p r o c a t e t h i s proffer of f r i e n d
s h i p a n d c o - o p e r a t e «vitli t h e
Union vet '»aMs in the propos
ed effort.
The government has a l
ready established n a t i o n a l
p a r k s a t Gettysburg arid
C h i c a m a u g a , a n d by a l l
means there should be one at
Appomattox. This i s the
most historic ground over
which the tide of onr wnr
s u r g e d , a n d iio.v t h a t t h e
war i s a inemorv a n d t h e
p a s s i o n s i t . engendered are
b e i n g f a s t allayed , n o t h i n g
c o u l d be more a p p r o p r i a t e
than to establish a lasting
memorial
d
peace on the
scene where the conflict ceas
ed , and that memorial could
be put it; no form
beaut ifill and so pleasing as a na
tional park.
We hope t o see t h e next
Congress p a s s a b i l l for t h e
establishment of a n a t i o n a l
park at Appomattox.
To Hnnj ami Destroy.
News and Observer .
M r S»i|)erciHiou8 Lusk h a s
introduced a bill to amend
and revise thecharterof Rnleigli . This action is altogeth
er gratuitions. If he will look
after Buncombe and let. Ral
eigh alone, lie will do well.
This section i s not a s bad a s
his advice given to the Fed
eral Government 20 years
ago, but it is very officious.
Then bis exact words were:
"1
t h i n k the best t h i n g t h e
General Government could
have done at the close of the
w a r would h a v e been t o hang
about five hundred men in
North Carolina . That is my
idea about it."
T h e n he wanted to hang
500 North Carolinians . Now
he wants to strangle the pror
perit .v o f t h e capital by turn
ing it over into incompe
tent h inds.
Lusk 'sidea of statesmen
ship seems to he to hang tea
ter men than himself a n <1
give a blow to the prospf iity of a progressive city.
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Tli 1'rdtM *ilit* North
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NATURES
Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf
stain your .
and it's
Bojjfon Transcript: "Mr.
Siniirtc," said the head of the
THE NOltTilrCA ItOLlXA
firm, " I linpjtcned t o over
College of
hear your criticisms this
Agriculture and
morning of the manner in
Mechanic/, rti.
w iich business is carried on Offers Three Technical Fours
h re. You appear t o be la cs: Tho F» in im ' in Agri«-ul
boring under a mistaken mie; The Fonrso in Science:
i l e a . Asa matter of fact, 1 ThcFnnrsc m Meclianicaljaiif
we a r e not running this | Civil Engineering.
Each com sc is hrond <md
house tojmnke money. N< t
thorough, and the institu
a t all. We carry oil this bus lion is now equipped for ex
mess simply a s a school for cellent work. Expenses very
the instruction of young men lAorlernte. For catalogues,
But a s you seem t o know s o address.
. AlvSx. Q Ilollad.uv. Pres
much more a b o u t business
Raleigh, N. F
than »ve do. it would be only
wasting .vonr time t o keep
—FOB THE llEAI.no OK THE NATIONSyou. The cashier will settle
with you. What, is our loss
is your gain."
Tnic uRKiT rourittaa
nmsnr rou
All Skin and Blood Diseases
, It purifies, builds up and enriches
Landmark: IDre is one
the Wood, and never fails
thing t h a t has not hurl eu to cure the most inveterate
« J BLOOD AND SKIN DISnough attention : The Pop
u^l EASES, if directions are fol
lowed. Thousands of grate
ulist newspapers and o r a t o r s
ful people sound its praises
Used t o tell us t h a t one of
and attest its virtues.
the things absolutely neces
CsTWRITE for Book of Won- if
derful Cures, sent free on aps a r y t o the happiness of the
plication.
people and one which would
If not kept by your local druggist,
bring a large amount of hap send fr.oo for large bottle, or A-oo
piness along with it, was an I for six bottles, and medicine will be
• sent, freight paid, by
g
income t a x . Well, a Demo 3 BLOOD BALtl CO., AllanlA.Ca. I
cratic Congress passed a bill i******************* ******
levyihg a tax on incomes
and a Democratic President
permitted the measure t o be • THE 8TAF!73r*.??P
come a law. but floes any
body remember lien ring 01
reading any Populist com
mendation of Congress and
the President on account of
Has unstained its reputation for 18 yvrrs
as being tbe standard remedy for the
this bit of legislation? We
quick and permanent cure of Rbeuma
tism, Gout.Seiatkai, etc.. in all its forms.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
d o not . Tliev are ready ecians. Publishers and Patients. It is
purely vegetable and builds up from the
nough with their criticis n.
first dnee. It never fails to cure.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
but when they get what they
bottles for five dollars. Onr 40-page Pa;..phlet sent Free by Mail. Address.
V
ask for they forger t o return
's
De,«
a n y thanks o r bestow any
1316 L Street, Washington, D. C. <*
prai p.
Durang's Lirrr fills an the best o" '•*
I'APKJC
I)o you want a reliable pajier
giving you all the news of the
world—a Democratic mwsj apei
that equals the liest— '.as the
largest circulation, and ihm lor
twenty one years been i part^
and fat to in t e .rowtli anddev-^
velop.i.ent of the Old
North
State? Then stibserbe for
TLE
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Ca m patgn Ra t e s :
"Hire, Wholesome sao Powerful The "Daily Messenger," by
pleasant to take. ,
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fevtrsoree, tetter, elmmied hands
,. bm ,, nhm „ >rIIS
I all skin
eruptions, and |K>Nitiveiy cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction o r m o n e y refunded.
Price 25 cents per I m»x. For sale
by \V. L. Bryan.
II ilmihgtou Messengei
A I.AWi*.* KKiHT-l»A(JK
'means so much more than
'you imagine—serious and'
'fatal diseases result from'
'trifling ailments neglected.'
Don't play with Nature's
^greatest gift—health.
ion soldiers aim supported
tfiei a selves. Cotton \v a s
grown in sfficient quantities
t o buy a few war vessels abroad, together with small
supplies of a r m s and ammu
nition, but the main prod
ucts of the southern farms
were corn and hogs."
«TCKh.
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up a pap i- that ,-h ill cefi< «*t the
greatest cr< dit on North i'liioli-®
ii.t. no matter where it may be
seen? Then pat onize
Health
Iv f i v e y e a r s t h e f a r m e r s of
rhe S o u t h fed. clothed a 11 d
kept in the field a half mill-
A-
I I I S
X I
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Is (JO TO DRAW
TRADE!
-o-
I ML&ri i;u m w £3S.
-o—
1 rom now until the first d a y
of A im il Ijwill sell my stock of
CLOTHING
iliicago and Alton ?u h
-OOINGEXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Weat and Northwest.
This new treatment for Catarrh and
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one of the most important discoveries
in medical science and pos»«sses the
following advantages i
1. Th« patient can cure hlmsell el a email expenee
and without outside assistance.
2. No change ot diet or pursuit at lite It necessary
during treatment.
3. The remedies ere In no wise offensive to the
patient and entail no discomfort.
4. The remedy reaches the seat of tha trouble
directly.
B. The remedies and means of appliance can be
carried la tho pocket without Inconvenience.
^
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fyt
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
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PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and Falifornia.
Finest nwl /test Equippeu
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0
Only line running Solid Vesti
bud trains etween St. Louis
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OVERCOATS
\t
RinigrantH going to any of the
Western States or Territorie
.Till save fcime and money going
vi x. (Chicago and Alton route
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
ROOFING. 1
percent above
Metallic Weather Boarding,
Complete Ceilings,
COST!
Corrugated Sheeting,
Roofing Painty
Iron Roof*"!*,
Eav Trough*. Gutters and Spouting
v
rf°AII farm# of Sheet Metal for Bulldi-
Reclining lair ears and Tour
istepewj ee of extra charge.
I will mee parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
deserip ive pamphlets of thc,
West write to or call on
B. A. N kwland,
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Pattoti Ave., Asheville, N. (3 s
J. F AIAHLTON , 0. P. A
Chicago, III.
/ COMPLETE AND READY \
•TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
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WE WANT
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1
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FOR YOUfi hox:e.
STOCK
t wont eost you one e*ent if
you flout pun-huMp.
I have n large 8 f o«*k and
want t o get iid of i t before
earth. They act wi L an ease that makts ?
them a household b". T«iug.
spring.
y*ici as era paa ox. -- a boxks roa ft. 2
|Durang Rheumatic Remedy
f
roa sals •»..aa(780I8TS
%
Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy gives the best satisfac
tion ot any cough medicine I
FALL AND LOOK!
handle, and a s a sellei leads
all other preparations in this
o——
market. I recommend it be
WEAK
cause it is the last medicine
I would call j o u r f.ttention
f ever handled for coughs,
t o the big ' tit in pru «>* in m^
colds and croup. A. W. Bald- MORE
othe lice J
ridge, Millersville, 111. Fal
sa le bv W. L. Bryan.
o
A severe r h e u m a t i c p a i n i n
the left shoulder had troubled
Money Made Rapidly.
Mr . J. H. Lof » er .a well known
A Carta!n,Safe, and Effective Remedy for
druggist.of Des Moines, Iowa,
Rdad This Anil Thi, k It Over t
for over six months. A 1
We want 100 men who have
Producing Long-Sightedness. A Restortimes the pain was so severe
<
ing tho Sight of tho Old.
that he could not lift any energy and grit. We wi'l give 'Cur«tTetrOropB,GrtnBlation> Sty«
tliein a situation in which they
thing. With all h' could do
Tumors, Red Eyes, Mstted Eye Lmstes,
he could not get rid of it un can make make money rapidly— illremain k kx kuef ii# reMiitn cru.
the labor lieing light and em Also, equally efflcaeiou* wben os»d In other
til be applied Chamberlain's ployment thf year round. Re maladies, such as Cleera. Fe*er Seree.
Salt Khf.w. Bar•.. Pigs.
Fain Balm . "I only made quires no capital or great educa Twwiora.Inflammation exists. MtTCBKL.1. O
Whererer
yi r. »"K may be used to advantage.
three applications o f i t ," he tion. Some of our btst sales
Bald by all Dvessbu as'ii Ceata.
says, "And have since been men are country boys, Young
free of all r>nin." He now ae* men or old will do. Remunera
commends it to persons sim tion is quick and sure. W e have DOWN'S IRON BITTERS
Tbi Schumacher Gymnasium Co.
uures Dyspepsia, In
ilarly afflicted. It is for sale need for 100 men within the ijext
RK8PKCTFri .LV.
30 days. Do not waste ti»ie.*biit digestion & Debility.
bv W. L. Bryan.
write at once to H.C. Huduins
-ria»»'r»iripw* sunwidmyt mn w>nev,rrg
d.jgivK mjtio : tu*su®|d .
A Co., Publishers. Atlanta Ga.
KmilAKHOHfl
The Savannah News furn
pynoqs
#WOne doi/ai pays tor th•plT'N 13* A -q* uerpptp'dn Stny « 3trjp»jj
jo 'ottxn
ishes this bit of consolation: OirSubseribp f o r the Demo Democrat one mar.
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" T h e Southern people, des- crat one year.~®&
use
Bhcwf i iw.'vx
H
All dealer? beep it.
per t«ti!e. Genntre ha. ^
kdc-merk andt-n.-ecd red Hnct -.i
•-Pre W
X DOLLARS
PER Q
In thUtown—an energetic workmen to
•
i.r -rs and A1TLY onr materials
i i lli!. vieinity.
Cftnwvrndrne* aollcited* write for
• . Mti ternu,
H" ?i. C3., Cincinnati, Ohio.
o
If yon tlon'r think I mean it
come and look through my
FOR bvwr«»f»i,
Indigestion, and .Slosr^eh
TO
2 0 Easily
We want many men, *oniv»,
work for us a f«-w Injur*
thvirown homes Tlie hnsinesgfs es.y, pleasant,
ftrictb'honorable,mid puvs bettertluin anrotliel^
offervHl a^ent*. Yon h.xre n clear firld and no
competition. Experience and special ability un
necessary. No capital r'-qnired. Wseqnipyott
with erorytliing that you need, treat you well,
and help you to earn t-n times ordinary wages.
Women do as well as men, and boys and yirlg
make -ood pay.
o, anvwhere, ran do tha
work. All succeed
follow onr plain and sim
ple vfii <—fioos. Earnest v. >-k will snrely bring
you .a great deal of inontv Even tlilnf 1* new
-'Hi i.i great demand. Write for onr pamphlet
circular, .and receive full information. No harm
done if yon conclude not to go on with tha
business.
M
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George Stsnson &Co.v
Box 4ae,
PORTLAND, IY2AINE.
DO WORE EYE-GLSSSES
EYES.
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
W.L BlfiYAN,
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Marks, H'vy'
stnt
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Caveats, and Trade-MarIts obtained, and all Pat
ent business condncted for Y -de,-a> Fees.
Our Oflea Is Oprosite U.S.Patent Office.
and we can seer re patent tn less lime than those
remote from Washington,
beud model, drawiuR or photo., with deserlpdon. We advise, tf patcr*able v- not, free at
charge. Ortr fee net dnc til, pr.
A P raphlet. "Hfc«v to Ob»vn Patents,"* 0
names of actual clients in y . . jtute, count A
town, sent free. Addressj
C.A.S'AOW&COl
Opposite Pate... Office, Washington, D. C:
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Democrat
VOL 7
BOONE,
W. L Douclas
5. CORDOVAN,
FRETNCH a,ENAMELLED CALF.
4.5c>- FlhiECALFi^NCASUl
*3*9 POLICE,3SOLES.
*25.0*2. WORKINGMEtfs
-EXTRA FINE-
'4-
*2.*I7? BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEX
LADIES'
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
^W-L'DOUGLAa.
BROCKTON,.MASS
Over One Million People wear the
W . L. Douglas $3 & $ 4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
From $i to *3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to
lake exclusive sale ;for this vicinity.
Write at once.
| Docs This
1 Hit You? !
The management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society in the Department of
the Carolinas, wishes to se
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find this
A Rare Opportunity
It iswork, however, and those
who succeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
fully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Rock Hill, S. C.
PRO VESSIONA L.
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
Attorney at Lay.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t
Office.
j.
mpiik#
v
ATTORNEY A T LA W,
^MARION,
a-N.C
-(o)iWill practice in the courts ol
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitch* U,McDow•b|-and all ">ther coim G >s in the
western district 8®^Spuial atten
tion given to the collection ol
lain i s . ""@6
W. B. Councill M. D. T. C. Blackburn.
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N. C.
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
JV&T Culls attended at all
honrs.'a®&
J u n e 1 , '98.
E. F. Lot ,LL.
J. C. FLETCHER.
LOViLL & FLETCHER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. C.
"Special attention given
to the colletion ofclaims.
Chamberlain's Bye and Skin Ointment
h a certain cure for Chronic Sere Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lida, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
I
TO HOBSlToWNEItS.
For potting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try l)r. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep H, 81 per bottle. Genuine baa
trade mark and creased red lines on wrapper.
W A SHI NtiTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C..
THURSDAY
L E T T E U. opinion that President Cleve
The following pat hetic lines
land has several times ex were written by Mr. Thomas
From our Regular Correspondent
pressed, the Senate commit N. Coffey while in prison a t
I t is n toss up whether Con tee on Appropriations has Governor's Island Castle Wil
gross will,during t h j remain- agreed t o an amendment t o liam, N. Y., duiing the late
ing week of life, u.nke the im they Sundry Civil Appropri war and sent t o his cousin.
mediate culling of a n extra ation h i l l , appropriating Miss Sallie Hayes (now Mrs.
session necessary. It can do 5,238.289 t o pay the boun W. L . Bryan, ot o u r town.)
this by the adoption of ob t y on sugar produced in ' 9 3 S >on after the lines werepenn
jectionable amend merits t o a t the old rate and t o pay ed. the brave Confederat was
t h e regular appropriation eighl -tenthsof a cent a pound numbered with the dead:
hills, or by failure t o pass one upon the crop of 1894.
I left my father and mother dear;
A nd to the war did go.
Secretary Herbert is much
o r more of the regular appr >
inv friends, relations all
priation b i l l s . President pleased t h a t the House adop I left fight the invading foe.
To
Cleveland wih certainly veto ted his recommendation foi
a n y appropriation bill t h a t building three b a t t ' e ships, But what is worse for a soldier yet
It
to
h a s objectionable amend a no he has no expectation Tiie grieves my heartand tell,
sorrow, trouble
regret
ments tackedyiipon it, and t h a t the Senate will d o other When captured by the foe.
t h e r e i s n o q u e s t i o n t h a t s « ' V - wise, but he deeply regrets Upon an island of the sea,
ernl of those which a r e pend t h a t so many democrats 1 am confined to stay:
ing belong t o the objection worked and voted against Not one is here to comfort me.
able class. Theie is an enor the battle ship clause of the Not one to sing or pray.
mous lot of work yet t o be Naval appropriation bill, in But alas! my hopes that were so
bright,
done t o get the appropria t h e House, although fullv
Were all at once made dim.
tion bills through, and some a ware t h a t it was a matter The fever in its raging flight
of t h e proposed fi a a n of conseienee and principle 's fdt iii every limb.
eial amendments will h«* cer wit h tie>se who did so.
N > mother here to pray for me,
The Senate still insists up
No sister to console,
tain t o cause b i t t e r and
on acceptance by the House No father here to comfort me
more or less extended debate
One brother to behold.
which will leave just t h a t of ii< H iwaiiaii eableauiqlidmivh 1* 8s timefor solid work. uent. alrii uigh the latter (»h. Lord, a father to me he
Old save mo or I die,
There is no good reason why has once hv a \ea and nay Thy mercies, Lord, are large and
any of 1 he appropriation v nV refused t o d o so. The
f en.
bills should fail, and if any a uieini merit is now for the se Oli! send them from on high.
does it, will he the result of a cond time in conference.
Me thinks I hear a lonely sound,
The Howgate trial ended
A fervent prayer for nie,
put-up job, and the Republi
cans dread an early extra with a hung jury. The l b s In thumDr tones profound
My mother's on her knees.
session too much themselves triet Attorney says he has
t o engage in t h a t sort, ol other indictments u p o n I know my friends doth wonder
where I am,
tiling just now. But in Con which Howgatf will he tried. And ort times think I'm dead.
It is said t h a t the reason the It causes them to suffer tears
gress there are others.
And many tears th j y shed.
trial was so tame and free
No appointment made by
President Cleveland has giv from t h e expected sensation Oh! Lord, my God, how can I stay
Beneath i his hostile sky?
en more satisfaction in Con- a ! developments was t h a t
My friends are all so far away,
gicss, rcgn r«lless of political parties who might have been And shortly I must die.
opinions, than t h a t of Sena compromised convinced How
Oh! Lord, if thou wilt let me live,
t o r Ransom t o be minister t o g a t e t h a t the art of "fixing" And raise me U D again,
Mexico. The unanimous <•, >n a jury was still prathed, for My heart to thee I am bound to
give
firmation of his nomination a consideration, by experts,
without reference t o commit and further t h a t he would And glorify thy name.
How n Mail Goes lo Sleep.
tee was lnove.l by Senator not ha ve t o furnish the "con
"Order is Heaven's first law,"
Sherman, who took oceas sideration."
1* is believed t h a t the rail and the old truth is manifested
ion t o speak in the highest
terms of the fitness of the road polling bill was finally even in the process of going to
nomination and of the abil shelved when the Senate by sleep. When a man drops off to
ity, character and patriotism a vote ot 4 2 to 24 refused t o sleep, <Js body does cnot do so at
once, so to speak. ome senses
of Senator Ranson. He will t a k e it up.
become dormant befoie others,
Senator Wolcott is afraid
be thoroughly a t home in
and always in the same order.
Mexico, a s he speaks both t h a t some of the European As he_becomes nrowsy, the eyes
countries might during the close, and the sense of seeing is
French and Spanish.
There was a meeting of sil < 'ongressional vacation get at rest. It is quickly followed
ver men here Saturday and in the notion t o hold a n in by thedisappenrance of the sense
it is undeistood t h a t they ternational monetary confer of taste. He next losses the
discussed plans for a silver ence and find the United sense of sintll, and then after a
Presidential ticket. It was S t a t e s unprepared t o take short interval the tympanum be
significant t h a t none of the p a r t therein. In order t o a- comes insensible to sound, or ra
Republican silver men in Con void such a predicament lie ther the nerves which run to the
grass attended this meeting has offered an amendment t o brain from it fail to arouse any
Hon Walter B. Ritchie of the Sundry Civil Appropria sense ot hearing. The last sense
to leave is that of touch, and in
Lima, Ohio, Supreme Chan t i o n b i l l , a u t h o r i z i n g t h e
some hypersensitive people it is
cellor of the Knights of P y t h President t o appoint three hardly ever dormant. Even in
ias, i s in Washington on commissioners, should they their ease, however, there is no
Pythian business. He keens he needed,to act with n joint discriminating power or sense of
posted on the political situa Congressional committee of what tout-bed them. This sense
tion in his State, and he'does s i x a s representatives of the is also the first to return upon
n o t consider MeKinley's United States,
awakening. Then hearing fol
prospects bright. He s a i d : Those who never read the lows suit; after that taste, and
" I t is doubtful whether Gov. advertisements in their news then the eye becomes able to
McKinlev will command the papers miss more than they flash impression back to the
solid support of his own presume. Jonathan Keni- brain. The sense of smell, oddly
son,of Bolan, Worth county,
S t a t e delegation for the Presi Iowa, who had been troub enough, though it is by no means
the first to go, is the last to come
dential nomination. So ne led with rheumatism in his
back.
of his leading men of his par hack, arms and shoulders, The same gradual loss of pow
t y care very little for McKin read a n item in his paper er is observe! in the mnscles and
lev, and will knite him a t the a b o u t how a prominent Ger sinews, as well as in the senses.
f i r s t opportunity. S t a t e man citizen of F t . Madison Slumber begihs at the feet, and
had been cured. He procur
pride may cause them t o ed t h e same medicine, and t o slowly spreads up the limbs ana
give a s o r t of lukewarm ad use his own words: " I t cur trunk until it reaches the brain,
herenee to his candidacy, but ed me right up." H e also when unconsciousness is com
they will n o t stand by him says: A neighbor and his plete, and the whole body is at
through thick and thin. They wife were both sick in bed rest. This is why sleep is impos
with rheumatism. Their boy
realize t h a t the McKinley was over t o my house and sible when the feet are cold.—
idea of the tariff has been said they were so bad t h a t he New York Woild.
weighed in the balance and had t o do the cooking. I
Congressman Bland, o f
found wanting. I t would be told him of Chamberlain's Missouri, s a y s t h a t silver will
t o heavy a load in 1896, Pain Balm and how it had be t h e only issue in 1896 and
cured ine, he pro-ured a bot t h a t t h e silverites will suc
ami they are not going t o as tle of it and it cured tnern up ceed. Ilope he is correct but
sume the burden."
ill a week. Fitl.v centbottles we h a v " fears that the West
In accordance w i t h the for sale by W. L. Biyan.
will still lie Republican.
MARCH 7 1895,
NO. 18.
Tlie Worship of the Negro.
iously denounces a s false t h e
This is the man whom t h e statement telegraphed from
North Carolina legislators Raleigh t h a t the Fusion Leg
delight t o honor t o everlas islature, which adjourned in
ting disgrace in the eyes of honor of Fred. Douglass, re
every dec-ent man in the fused t o adjourn on General
South. They see their error ! Lee's birthday and Wash
now, and are making various ington's birthday.
excuses for their action, say T h a t is a small matter, a n d
ing t h a t a large number of the question a t issue can be
members were absent when easily settled by the records
the question was voted on, of the Legislature, hut wheth
a n d t h a t the white Popu er the house refused t o honor
lists were forced t o vote a s | Lee's a n d Washington's
the.y did t o keep their n°gro memory or not, the fact is,
allies. No excnsewill answer. t h a t same house did, on a
The honor t o Fred. Douglas motion by a negro from
was not because of any pub Granville county, vote t o ad
lic services he had rendered— journ i n honor of Fred.
for he had rendered non?— Douglass, thereby making a
but simply because he was a hero of the dead miscegnanegro. It is the worship of tionist.
the negro, introduced bv the The Caucasian does noi. de
Populists of North Carolina ny this fact, which is enough
for their political advantage, t o damn the Populists in
something the negroes them North Carolina for all time.
selves would not have dared — Danville (Va. ^ Register.
in the days of reconstruction
Yes, Give Her a Pension.
supremacy.
The remains of Fred Doug
We hope t o see in every city
las were interred a t Roches
where any North Carolinian
ter, N. Y., yesterday. The
lives a protest go up against
reason for the interment in
this insult t h a t will set " t h e
Rochester was because n o
Old North S t a t e " a n d its peo
distinction on account of
pie right before th° world, a s
color is made in the cemebelievers in whire a s against
t a r y there. The Charlotte
Congocivilization, a s holding
Observer suggests t h a t yes
u p a s models t o the young
terday being the day of
men of t o day Washington
Fred's funeral, it presented
and L°e instead o f Fred.
another good opportunity
Douglass.—New O r 1 e a n s
for the North Carolina Leg
Times-Democrat.
islature t o adjourn in his
honor. The Landmark sug
The Ttate's Shame.
gests, in view of the Legisla
The action of the Legisla
ture's refusing to mane a n
ture in adjourning in honor
appropriation t o the Confed
of a negro iniscegnationist
e r a t e monument, t h a t i t
h a s shocked the outside
would he in keeping with i t s
world. North a n d South,
recent action t o vote a n ap
the outrage upon the de
propriation foi a monument
cency of the State is con
t o Fred.; also t h a t they ademned in the strongest
i d o p t resolutions of sympathy
terms. 0!i! for an election
w i t h Fred's widow—she's
to-morrow! H o w quickly
w h i te, you k n o vv—a n d v ote
the S t a t e would redeem her
her a pension. There's noth
self. But time will bring its
ing like doing the thing u p
revenge,—( hailotte News.
right while you're a b o u t i t . Landmark.
North Carolina's Shame.
Sometimes the political sins
of t h e people of a S t a t e a r e
rewarded with surprising
promptness. This truth has
been exemplifKn in a s t a r t
ling way in North Carolina
where a fusion of soreheads,
incompetents and and politi
cal lunatics has led t o confu
sion and shaire. How the
good people of the good Old
North S t a t e ever consented
t o allow a mixed mob t o se
lect such men a s their pres
e n t "representatives" in the
Legislature, is a mystery un
less i t be explained, a s t o o
many such cases are, on the
ground t h a t the genuine
North Carolinians forgot the
dignity and responsilities of
their citizenship and failed in
their duty t o the honerable
traditions and history 7 of the
people of thatgreaf common
wealth. But in politics a s in
morals, the evil t h a t men d o
perseveres, and recent inci
dents in the S t a t e house a t
Raleigh are a t once a testi
mony t o the people's abase
ment and a punishment of
their lapse from political vir
tue.— Staunton (Va.) Pro-
Progressive F a r m e r : The
Legislature has been trying
t o dispose of the Public
Printing by letting i t t o t h e
lowest bidder, but the com
mittee can't decide who is the
lowest bidder. We think the
whole thing is a mistake. I t
will never result satisfactor
ily until it is done by electing
a Public Printer, making him
a n officer, t o be elected by
the Legislat ure o r by r popu
lar vote. But we a r e n o t
criticizing harshly.
i I. e
members doubtless thought
they were disposing of it in
t h e best way. The cnances
a r e t h a t the printing will g o
t o a Democratic firm under
present arrangements. If s o
the d o m i n a n t parties must
t a k e their medicine like little
men. The lowest bidder is
entitled t o it, and we cannot
approve any plan t o keep
them out of it.
News and Observer: The
Legislature would not have
passed resolutions t o adjourn
o u t of respect t o any white
man iu the world, outside of
the State. The resolution in
regard to Douglass was pass
gir'SS.
ed because he is a negro,and
for no other reason. This will
Had Euongli Any Way.
have a bad effect in the S t a t e
T h e Daily Caucasian, the
a n d shows a spirit th
can
organ of the North Carolina
not be t o o s t r n n g k nndemn
fusionists. published a t R.sl
eigh by Mai ion Butler, vie- ed.
�TV; W a t a a g a D e m o c r a t honest !y, nnd here comes in i t s e l f incompetent " nd Mir
!
Vorld
_
the g r e a t and glorious re- a !. le ? But G n o * u a
^ rali sods is inferior to
7/ , / o , , .
, _ form in the countv govern made millioiisont <>t thed ai
or
Jhujy !n\ Alar. c. 181)5
,
_
• •
The Judgement on Kodd's Pro .1
rnent system. Other LhiiisB p'-ople, and I have heard
nounced by cquire Fogg.
Vj
turps might haye beeii in ses- from my youth up that ill
youth up
The Legislature will not mo sion ten years and wouhl
gott«>n gains would leave.-*
lest the Universifv by with never have thought of such
man a p-Mipep i't hisvolil ag«,
holding appropriation**. The relief.
if nor sooner. I believe there
Repuhlit an and Populist »•«m
!ii' 1 millions of people who
From Banner Elk X. C.
paigrcis made a doleful outWould smile if lifs great for
ei y a b o u t the Democrats ap Editor Demon at.
tune should take wings some
propriating $30,000 for the Two years ago t o da.ydrrUniversity and caused a grea t ver Cleveland took his seat night, leaving li'm a* pauper
many t o vote f o r tliern on a s President, and delivered next morning, begging his
t h a t account, but our great his very unsatisfactory in b r e a d f r o m do >r t o door,
k! purest in the \» orlL
reformers have hacked on it augural address, if you will with the history of Ireland
,v,
'7 c~:y ¥7 CaURC'I fc JC9., r-XT Tori. Soli by grocers CTirytfierc.
s o far. f h e A. & M. College glance a t your files of the in two columns on his nara'• rlu: f°r Antj ajJ H.urt -tt jr Hook of valxsbt* JCaei >as—XXER.
. ^ !y T
'
g e t s Hie same help a s before, D e m o c r a t since t h a t time, tive a s a n appropriare decor Th« following testimonial comes from T. XL
... is well-known throughout Ken
you will Bee t h a t I can now ation. But some people say, Fogg. Esq.. whojustice and justice oKTfie peace
s o fai a s any action of the
tucky r,s court
legislature inoicate.s, s o there truthfully say, ' T told you "Groycr is honest." Well, I for Bath county. Uis words should invoke the
confidence of all who read his letter:
a p p e a r s t o be no retrench s o . " He went in with nearly ha ve to say I ha f J dm La tit
Hoo<l & Co.. Lowell. Mass.:
the noted Mis-issippi river; "C. I.will say for Hood's Sarsajwrilla I believeI
"I
ment o r reform here. TheR. a million majority behind.
It to be the best medicine in the world. In the
It. Commission v\i11 be left a s him, with both houses of I pirate, and John A Mnrrell, winter of '*! I had a bad case of the grip which
the no less noted high vay- left my system in very bad s'.ixj*. I tried e *ryit is, exempt the legislature Congress overwhelmingly It s
thlng I could find and got no relief. In tha fall
EGGS. BI TTER, POULTRY. AND
will elect a commissioner in way, with three-fourths of all man-*-I»oth o f ante-bellum of the same year I bought a bottle of Hood's
Sarsaparilla. The first dose I took
days—were more honest than
plaee of Mr. Mason. Taxes thestategovei nn.ents. North
Made a Decided Chanca
O i l; Eli PltODUCE !'0
will be a s high or perhapj and South, enthusiastically Gro ver in one respect, and for the better. When I began taking the first
bottle my weight was
hacking him, and with mil tha i is, \ hey would pot rob since manhood. By the127 pounds, the lightest
higher than now, a s there has
ti.ne the second bottle
been another criminal court lions of American citizens of their siiends, and h • lies.
15
P hantom.
established to make a place all shades of political belief
*
* P* 1
had been used my weight wr i 165 pounds. I
ECS ICtb street .V. M
H ASHIEGION, D. C.
for Mr. Ewart. who has been and unbelief waving theii March. 4 : h . 3~>.
1 ova «11 this to Hood's Sarsap rllia and 1 gladly
• re.'oauiiend it to all suffer* i." T. M. Ftxjo,
elected Judge. So Far a s we h a t s for him. To-day lie is
Post-master G ic r-d B r - Justice of the Peace. Siiarpsburg. Kentucky.
haye been able t o see, there seated amid the ruins of his
Hood's p;:ii cure liver ills, eonstipatlon.
h a s been no act passed b\ party, scorned and repudiat sell resigns nij.i t h • Presiden biliousuess. jaundice, sick hcadachb. ln.'.i^esUoa.
Y< 11 g i! receive f|;» II._!,»sCiish Pr'C^s. We huy outright
t h e fusionists t h a t will be o ed by the whole country. appoints Hon. W L \Yiiso
t o fill the plMC'. W e think
I i M*om nend ("hamherl.- ia's
I.ai.dle i»n r« ruii.issiiav.
substantial interest t o t h e The election of "Harrison in
1892 would have been a Dem Giar ibis change will m»Ht Pain lialm for rheumatism.
people, neither d o we think
1 1 tie back, sprains ami Hwej"Qnick Sales am! P.aui pr Returns.'' CommiKsioii for
there will be anything done ocratie defeat, the election of with mui-b favor especiaUv lings. r.here is no better lu,generally iu the South. Mis iment made. I have sold o- hand I rug goods, live p. r iv,,t- "Send for oar Price List. of which our people will be Cleveland was Democrat i<
proud, but many things t o annihilation. By his hum sel! was t o o fat and lazy and ver 1 0 0 hot ties of it this y e a r
risC»
bug democracy and the om nevercould undcrs mid much and all were pleased who used C ,
censuie.
f fv- 7 r' *
' n i»w|
'v i^vV
V t• f
nipotent bribery of half a a b o u t the s t a r routes espec it. J . F. Pierson, tlruggisf.
ially in our immediate sec South Chicago, III. It, is for
annual pa
Tne signs of the times indi billion dollars
sale l>v 'o . 1^. Brvan.
c a t e the: speedy return to si! tronage, he secured bunco tion. No post-office could
Bu ok leu's Arnim Sa'vo.
GROCII1Y KTOKE
• ver recognition by theohange democratic, votes enough in he established or mail route
Th<; best salve in the world f o r
Congress to c a n y his gold change! because Bisselfcould
A 1going on in Europe, Germany
1 JL A
brigondnge scheme through not understand the matter. cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum.
a n d other -counties. This
te\f r so res, tetter, chapped hanris
g r e a t interest manifested in a t i d 2 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 t r a m p s We hope Mr. Wilson will he chilblains, corns and all skin k-dC'BiO
b.^vAi
the present Congress and tin prompt ly attested the mon- more acute and 'com pre hep eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay uerjuired* It is
.0.
untiring energy of o u r silver strousness of his sin and in si ve.
guaranteed to give perfect satis
I t a k e litis method of infor
fa'my; 65,000 miles ol rail
advocates have brought tin
faction or money refunded
r fhe
Owing to n recent change
county government Price 25 cents per box. For sah ming my old customers nnd
question face t o face with road went into the hands of
Hie1 i-enernl Public 1 ha t I lm ve iri o u r business, that is, from
bill is a s redirulous a s the by W. b. I'rvaii.
o u r people, and we have full receivers; banks i mines, mills
on hand and for salea gener
the "Old rime" credit sys
faith t h a t the-position of the and factories shut down; far lection hill. The Section of
a l assort men* of
mers sold o u t a t force sale, county commissioners !> y
Southern and Western Dem
yj A l\L E A SD FA A t Y GRO tem t o a
and l he red flag of bankrupt the magistrates of the'coun LOCAL RLPHEHENTATIVICH \V ANTED
o c r a t s and the Populists will
CERIES,
be fully endorsed in the cam cy waved triumphantly over ty h a s been denounced by Our system nfforrls an opporti
every Radical and populist nity to bdiTOvv on either fierson- •Such a s
paign of '96and t h a t a great half the continent. T o ac
We a r e able t o o f f e r \ o u
Jil or real estate security. Th<
CoFFEK,
majority of the American complish all this he-surround stumper, ciaimitig tlnvt Onr nJun is .superior to Hufldieg am.
ARBUCKi.E S COFFEE
S I (JAR.
.
. -fi
. • /•
people will he on the side ol ed himself with a n unprece liberties were taken•. from, us 1 .oa.it Associations, iheninoiint
C heese,
a t 24 cts per lb.;
silver. Movements a r e now dented aggregation of polit i by this Democratic odious Tion-dweh rtiav he returred ii
C rackers,
fsionthly pMvments without ta>
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
being taken t o have a mone- cui freaks and misfits a s cab law, but behold the new law, "Us, wich interest at a per cent,
C akes.
111 ive co m missii»tiers a re t (> I>e per annum, it affprds absolute se
per fb ;
F ruits,
t a r y inter-national agree inet advisors. Silver demon
N uts,
itizatioa was the seemingly elected by the voters of tlw- curity to investors. «ith a i-easExtra ' C" s igar a t 1 6 tt»s.
ment on this question. Ev
' omihle p n a r 11,tee of a n a n n u a l
C andies. t o the dollar; good, heavv
erybody is getting ripe ba i n s i g n i f i c a n t t r i g g e r t h a t counties and two additional dividend of from 8 1 o 10percent I ' eain A nd F ancy
Kinds. domestic a t 7 cts per yard.
t h e restoration of silver and threw the ponderous t r a p of ones t o tie appointed by th • W e desire to secure tlm services Canned Goods of ali
Soda. Laundry and
jiulge ot the difUrent distrirts of energelit' represeiita t i ve men iri
f > ha ve just received
i t will epeedil.v come we have disaster, and Cleveland de
Fancy Soaps.
3 0 eases of gent's and Indie's
mocracv sprang it. Through 1 1 this a c t our liberties are every community to act as f>oca!
n o doubt. Some of the lead
Secretaries. The position will be
i n g Republicans see the ''hand the agency of Walt. Gresham fuli.v restored to us poor de sufficiently remunerative to ,am- Horse andCattU Powders. shoes, and will s*|| then) a t
prices to suit the bnyer.TM
piy compensate for services. I t
writing on the wall" and a r e G rover received a million and uded people.
Tobac<".), Snuff. Cigars,
you possess the above qualifica
t alt and see us and we will
preparing t o fall into *the a q u a r t e r from 'Glaus Spree
Cigarettes, Matches,
Our people will not like tlu tions write for particulars. Fuli
sa i e you money.
ranks, viz: Chandler, Reed, vels, t h e sugar king, for his
information regarding o u r s v s and
Quay, Sherman, and others. policy" in Hawaiian mat new election bill. The StnU tem of making loans as w ell as many other things too tedi
JOHNSON EDMIKTKN Sc
ous to mention in a
Even Cleveland will be a free ters. Walt, is said t o have political chairmens will b» investments nnd agencies \ti 1 Ic
Blowing Hock, Dec 32, 1894.
furnished by addresssing 8 S
small ad.'
silver advocate very soon taken the quarter, and Gro required t o furnish a list o Robertson. Presi lent. 1122 W al
WANTED !
We hail the restoration of ver the million. His last judges in every township 0 nut 8treet, Philadelphia.
!
also keep ;i good line
g r e a t crime against the peo (he S tate. The Populists Jan. 10, 95.
A lemwiv for disease a n
silver with much delight. Let
of Domestic Medi •iin*s. = ^l
bility, especially for t h o
ple was the private sale of Republicans and Democrati t speedily come.
each t o have a jmlge of th<
As I a m willing t o " t o t " ' eases which fdiysicians
bonds through law-partner,
} rononiH-ed incurable.
Our liberties a r e now fully Stetson, hy which the coun election, now this is funn;
fair with my neighbors I on
restored t o us by the fusion try loses many millions. fimi ridi'-ulous in theextrem- f k
We give below a few of
ly ask for and eX|*ci a part
rhe.many letters which
Legislature.
There is no use trying- t o rhink of such a law our chri^! k
of vonr tra<le.
....
. . , i r, J OJ ha ve leteived, ami w 11if ii we
• which
1 s t . We are allowed t o place the blame on Congress tian friends. Theie are oil;
H J) 3
:f
11 hen you are at the hock j publish with the consent of
yy
lish and hunt on all public —everybody knows bettei er ridiculous features in th
fx
m. --i.
( owe t o see my goods and the writers who are convinelands and waters by furnish than t h a t . Now, the ques new election law t h a t we wP
<•<1 tluii silch a remedy n« we
you will never regret it.
j
i tig o u r own bait and powder tion is, will the people sup point out from time to time,
i ha veil escribed has been found
i t 4V ERY RESPE( TFULLY,
| it) f <»n pound Oxygen Trenta n d lead.
e ?L~i
k
port some Democraticoxcres though the above is enoug
Y our O ld F riend,
J mer.t of i)rs. S t a r key
Pa2nd. The Mecklenburg road cence from the East in 1896? t o condemn, it will convince
./. H. ( LACK E. lei).
T means so much more than
Jaw applies t o us.
I think not. The Puritani all fail minded men.
i you imagine—serious and
Blowing P.ock , Feb. 6.
3rd. No liquor is t o be sold cal ideas of the E a s t a r e not
A*
i . r
"My daughter was cured of
* :
1 fatal disea es result from
near Fair View church, this entertained by the South
Asthma by one treatment otcom
A number of our good j'triflim
aits neglected.
pound Oxygen, af-er suffering
law will apply t o E. B. Miller a n d West, for
friends the Populists and I Don ' t play with Nature's i flfil^Suhscribefor the D em< for fifteen years, ed. b. willis.
c r a t one year."®t
a nd others.
greatest gift— health. |
"We hate the Cotton Matter and Republicans of our county
Tyler, Texas.
4 t h . We have a new town
the Roger Williams stock;
sav-that this Fred Douglass
"j|
»ri~ f»-elirp» %. !
| Ot SOrlS .TtiK J i
OUt
"f used your compound Oxy
Money Made Rapidly.
ship known a s Beach Creek. That ditty pile of hell's manure, •affair in the Legislature is all
P and cenerally ex- A I
2 ^ ' .usied, ncroas, J>
gen about a year and a half a
first
have no appetite >. !
5 t h . We have the right t o Dumped on Plymouth Rock." a joke, and gotton up by
R^ad This And Thi k It Over!
go. I neglected to tell you of
•na can't work, ^ j
Hojtin at cncet-t-- ^ j
elect three county commis
j the great benefit 1 received from
the Democrats, others say
i\ . f 10U i cn who
We must have a western
a n d g r i t . We wi'l gi , "*s use. I Ijave not been trouK
sioners arid Judge Greene man, and with no other plat 111;itit is ?i matter of no
"d with catarrh since.—F. W
-Srown 3 Iron Pit
nit
ii .. i. .
Ai;ii i
m a y appoint two others.
Jrrs. A few bet- J
form than "free coinage of o u r n i . while others say
Revels, Syracuse Fniversitv \y
• * u:;:k(- inoneV
ties Cure— benefit *
6 t h . The chairmens of the silver at-16 t o 1 . " T h a t tick t h a t they are done with the
racuse, N\ Y.
„comes it-m the i'
< r h- is g ligl.t H m i
j k 2 -"y f-TH
,
different political parties will e t would win, but demo concern forever and that the
rh< *"er f-Jc i lid K
O i iteth, and >-*r /
! yt
it's A
Send for hook of two hundred
t edli
" * %o take. J(
have t o appoint our judges c r a c y a s a t present organiz whole effort of the legislature
,j
i,., j. • i IfJgcs for further information, tes
of o u r elections for us and all ed, is doomed in '96, and foi is t o get office tor themselves.
V
<r J tiu.eniajs, etc, A book sent free.
o t h e r counties in this dis a generation t o come. What None but the stalwarts seem
wi11 do. RemunenT- 1 * i o r n e Treatment sen1 out hy exKiiMiey ai7d £j*--cr .
1 n * used at home.
i-re. in u«v<
Office
trict, a s it is T h o u g h t by the has t h e party done t h a t if t o endorse this reform Legis
Troubles*
's
n f !,in th • next ' reatinent. administered here.
' Consiipation, Lau
%
Legislature t h a t county com should demand or expejt lature.
1 A^aJp.ria,
Nervous ailments *
missioners elected by the peo success in 1896? Have a n y
Women's^comohinii!.
£ wr'^e r't once to
pie will be too corrupt t o a p of i t s platform promises been
l.»29 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
T h e comity government
OeLoriiv the- Rei.uu,e— ,t
crossed red - A: Co.. Pubii.-bviH A tlanta (jA.
lines on tne scrapper. • c:..ers r..e sth- »'
~
:
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
point judges of a n election oi carried V U l
stItotes On receipt of -w lf.^ta-nps we .t I
hill has passed its several
out? iAs a t (presenti
l d CI i ' i c p r i i
w-il Svdd set ofI le i, b; .-.oli. ..; V/orid's 1 •
liu ( Ic
Worid'l '
1,1
Fair VI - •
t o d o the eoimt.y. bUH.ne88| o r K a n i z w l > , u ) s i t n ( ) t | ( 1 . o v e p readings in the Senate.
H=^oLcT^,,;n=. :•=. i i
l'«V .votfr sub;)*ription. |1'"««« mention thwpaper.
BROWN
iotee ¥©®1
Hood's^- Cures
DAVIS, KILL m C'\,
CoVcu Went htr.cj?
"Mam y Saved Is '
Money Mada."
MONEYLOAN ED.
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Dublin Core
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Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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18
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Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 7, 1895]
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BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THE HJxtOWXIHG IXFAXY.
LETTER, tional statements sent out!
t'rotn Washington a b o u t the•
Almost A Riot iu the House!
Fiom our Bc-fcular C&iicEpor.c!ei)t
T r e a s u r y being e m b a r r a s s e d
I t is f o r t u n a t e for t h e e o u n b y reason of delay in t h e de News and Observer,
t r y t h a t t h e present a d m i n i s livery of t h e gold purchased
A most disgraceful a n d ties
t r a t i o n is free from jingoism. b y t h e l a t e issue of b o n d s pern t e scene was enacted in
•
If i t were n o t t h e r e would be ( h o s e vvords, which lollow, Hie hall of t h e House of Rep
a c e r t a i n t y of a n i m m e d i a t e a r e especially commended t o resentatives l a s t n i g h t . A
tariff war between t h e United t h o s e d e m o c r a t s who a r e b u r l y negro, a p p a r e n t l y a c t
{States a n d t h e c o u n t r i e s fond of g e t t i n g their news i n g under t h e o r d e r of t h e
which have followed t h e lead f r o m republican or assist a n t S p e a k e r , s t o o d a t t h e inside
of Germany i 11 excluding republican".'"papers: " T li e d o o r a n d held' i t f a s t with
American c a t t l e a n d m e a t , prosperity of t h e c o u n t r y will b o t h hands, refusing t o al
professedly o n h y g i e n i e be hastened when s o m e effec low either ingress o r egress.
g r o u n d s , a n d g r a v e d a n g e r t i v e method is formed of I H e w a s a c t i n g a s d o o r keeper,
of war of a more m u r d e r o u s cheeking!hese a l a r m i n g a r a n d his purpose w a s t o pre
n a t u r e . Although Secretar ticles'written by newspaper v e n t Democratic members of
ies Gres!mm a n d Carlisle c o r r e s p o n d e n t s a n d news-! t h e H o u s e trom leaving t h e
have.been confined t o their g a t h e r e r s who a r e willing t o hall.
h o m e s by sickness for t h e sacrifice t h e t r u t h a n d t h e i r
C a p t a i n R. B. Peebles, mem
g r e a t e r p a r t of t h e l a s t week o w n consciences—if they h a v e ber from N o r t h a m p t o n , a n d
t h e y h a v e n o t escaped t h e a n y — t o create a c h e a p sei.su Mr. Lee, member fro m H a y
pressure b r o u g h t t o b e a r o n t i o n , a n d plav upon the feel- wood, c a m e t"> t h e door*, a n d
Them by the jingoists. t o re-, m k« s
'• 111 1 1 r e a d y over- finding their wa y barred by
w r o u g h t public."
t a l i a t e upon t h o s e nations—
t h e negro, d e m a n d e d t o - b e
C h a i r m a n Savers, of t li e let o u t . T h e negro refused,
G e r m a n y . F r a n c e , Belgium,
t h e Netherlands and. Den H o u s e Appropriation com a n d a s t r u g g l e ensued, which
mark—by imposing t h e ten mittee, closes his a n a l y s i s of c a m e n e a r producing a r i o t .
per cent a d d i t i o n a l d u t y a n t h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n s m a d e by Several negroes s t a n d i n g by
Thorized by law u p o n all im t h e Fifty-third Congress with rushed t > t h e a s s i s t a n c e of
p o r t s b r o u g h t t o t h e United t he following: " T o ha vecherk t h e negro d o o r keeper, while
{States in vessels sailing un ed 1 he biennial billion d o l l a r o t h e r by-standers t o o k a
d e r the flag of a n a 1 ion 1 hv.t pace s e t by t h e Fifty first Con h a n d in aid of r a p t . Peebles
discriminates a g a i n s t Ameri g r e s s is a n achievement in a n d Mr. L e e . A b o u t eight
c a n products. T h i s m a y itself. T o h a v e d o n e n o t on o r ten people became involv
eventually be done, b u t t h e r e ly Hint, hut. t o h a v e reduced ed in a violent s t r u g g l e a n d
a r e several r e a s o n s why t h e t h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n s of t h e Con s u r g e d back a n d f o r t h in t h e
a d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a s n o desire g r e s s below t h e billion m a r k H o u s e , s o m e t r y i n g t o pull
t o d o it unless compelled b y is a t r i u m p h v a s t in i t s pro (.'apt. Peebles back in, while
circumstances. F i r s t , it is p o r t i o n s a n d significant of a o t h e r s tried t o open t h e d o o r
believed t h a t a E u r o p e a n r e t u r n toeconomieal a n d b o n a n d push him o u t . F o r t u
c o m b i n a t i o n h a s beers form e s t g o v e r n m e n t . "
n a t e l y tlie door* flew open
T h e first fight in t h e r a n k s
e d f a r t h e express p u r p o s e of
a n d he'was released from his
t r y i n g t o force a tariff war- of republicans of t h e Fifty- position. H a d n o t t h e s t r u g
i n o r d e r t o cripple t h e r a p i d f o u r t h Congress, i s a l r e a d y g l e terminated quickly, it is
l y g r o w i n g foreign t r a d e of o n , tlie principals being Re«al likely t h a t a s e r i o u s r i o t
t h e United S t a t e s ; second, tin 1 a n d Cannon. T h e row began would h a v e resulted.
T r e a s u r y is in n o condition o v e r the Crisp complimenta
T h u s t h e record of t h i s leg
t o lose the revenue which ry resolution a d o p t e d by the i s l a t u r e closes wit h t iiecrown
m u s t necessarily be lost b y a l a s t House. Mr. Cannon a s k i n g infamy of a burly n e g r o
tariff war with t h e c o u n t r i e s ed Mr. Reed t o offer t h a t res door-keeper using physical
n a m e d ; t h i r d , tire s t r u g g l i n g o l u t i o n a n d when lie declined violence 0 1 1 Representatives
business interests of t h i s s a i d he would d o it himself, of ! h e halls of t h e Legisla
c o u n t r y could ill afford a t a n d he did. H e a l s o m a d e a t u r e .
t h i s time t h e e n t i r e loss of few cuffing r e m a r k s t o Heed
Never before h a s t h e S t a t e
t h e t r a d e of those c o u n t r i e s , a b o u t his churlishness. T h e been b r o u g h t t o such d e p t h s
which would a l m o s t certain r o w h a s grown since t h e n , of humiliation a n d infamy.
ly follow r e t a l i a t i o n o n t h e a n d a l t h o u g h Reed's election N o t even in t h e d a r k e s t night
p a r t of this c o u n t r y , a n d t o t h e Speakership s e e m s a s of Reconstruction w a s t h e
l a s t l y , these c o u n t r i e s all de s u r e d , Cannon is s a ' d t o be black hand of t h e African
c l a r e t h a t t h e y a r e n o t dis engaged in raising o b s t r u c laid u p o n t h e s h o u l d e r of
c r i m i n a t i n g , b u t a r e o n l y a c t t i o n s thereto a n d t o be not men whom t h e people s e n t a s
u a t e d by a desire t o preserve w i t h o u t hope t h a t a combi t h e i r representatives.
t h e health of t h e i r ritiz ns. n a t i o n can be formed t o b e a t
What, is the p u r p o s e o t t h i s
S e c r e t a r y G r e s h a m believes him.
i n f a m o u s violence?
E x Speakf r Crisp, who is a
i n exhausting diplomatic
I s it t o p r o v o k e blood
remedies before r e s o r t i n g t o silver man a n d o n e of t h e s h e d ?
r e t a l i a t i o n ; b u t if r e t a l i a t i o n commissioners who will g o t o
I s i t t o solidify t h e n e g r o
i s resorted t o i t will be c a r t h e m o n e t a r y conference, if b y d e g r a d i n g a n d insulting
ried o u t t h o r o u g h l y a n d in t h e r e be >ne held, s a y s : I t h e whites?
t h e end we shall n o t b e !os- h a v e been g r e a t l y e n c o u r a g
W a s i t a conspiracy s p a w n
ed by recent indications, of a
ed in t h e afternoon caucus?
T h e Be,pubiican e d i t o r s who c h a n g e of s e n t i m e n t in Eu
Why did t h e H o u s e refuse
h a v e pimped o n S e c r e t a r y rope toward silver, and I t o h a v e a white Confederate
(treshum because of his re h a v e s t r o n g hopes t h a t if an soldier a s door-keeper a n d
p o r t e d efforts t o g e t t h e g o v o t h e r conference shall beheld elect instead a burly n e g r o ?
e r n m e n t of G r e a t Britain t o practical results m a y be o b
W h y did t h e General As
«ettle i t s b o u n d r y d i s p u t e t a i n e d . I would rejoice t o see s e m b l y refuse t o a d j o u r n in
with Venezuela b y a r b i t r a t h e silver question elimina li o n ot' of W a s h i n g t o n a n d
tion h a v e simply s h o w n their t i o n from t h e Presidential Lee a n d y e t a d j o u r n in h o n o r
ignorance. E v e r y adminis c a m p a i g n .
of Frederick Douglass?
t r a t i o n since t h a t of Presi
W h y was a n e g r o selected
d e n t A r t h u r h a s e n d e a v o r e d Charlotte Observer: TheSena- l a s t n i g h t t o use physical
t o b r i n g a b o u t t h i s a r b i t r a t ?rs did a very worthy thi ng 1 ast violence on white Representt i o n , a n d in keeping u p t h e Saturday night in presenting a ti ves?
effort Secretary Greet)am is Lieutenant Governor Dough ton
T h e r e is s o m e i n f a m o u s
with a silver service, and several
n o t introducing a n y t h i n g ! , , ,
,
p u r p o s e in t h i s diabolical rec
,
,
*.
of them made verv nice speeches,
new, b u t merely e n d o r s i n g a p o l i t i c a l enemies as well as friends o r d . B u t it c a n n o t he ac
policy which has been support i testifying to his uniform courte-j complished.
ed by four of his predecessors, Hy> consideration, impartiality
We warn t h a colored p e o
Freliughuysen, Byard, Blaine j a,nd fairness. We do not recall a pie t h a t they a r e being used
and Foster,—and which is ; case during the session of excep- t o kindle a fire t h a t c a n n o t
ereditable t o him in every re- tion t o his ruling. In t r u t h , Mr. easily be extinguished.
gpect.
Boughton is an excellent man.
And we warn t h e white men
There ia common sense io He is a fair.minded man, a strong w h o a r e rising them t h a t a
the concluding words of RI a,.1(^ Uvel-headed one, who has till d a y of reckoning is c o m i n g .
'"We will appeal t o Caesar."
statement made by Assist ed the office of Lieutenant Gov-; s a i d Mr. R a y l a s t n i g h t . And
ernor with great credit to himself
ant Secretary Cart's, of the ]
t h e r e will be n o d&ubt a b o u t
his party and the State.
Treasury, denying the sensa-i
tile verdict!
rilUKSDAY
NO. 2'3.
MABCH 21.1895,
D
The South Earns"a Living*.
j
The Mouetary COL vent Ion.
ouglas
New Vork Sun.
1 he delegates appointee! b y W . L .
1
S3 SHOEr#™J%&.
A Philadelphia [contempo- t h e s e n a t e a n d h o u s e of r e p
. CORDOVAN,
7REMCU A-MAMri 1 m CAU*.
r a r y tGesToyliscou r a g e t h o s e resen*"a rives t o t h e i n t e r n a - '
4ws3-y FiieCALf &.KAI\'3ASML
of t h e people ui t h e n o r t h t i o u a l monetary conference
POLICE,3SOLES.
w h o would like t o set tie s o m e a r e m o s t excellent selections,
where in tliesouthern S t a t e s . j s o m e of them the very best
S2. * IA? BOYS'SCKDOLSHOIS.
11 w a r n s them \ h a t " t h e ter- t h a t c o u f i h a v e been made,
• LADIES rible levers of s o m e p a r t s of T h o s e of t h e s e n a t e a r e J o h n
S Z.\0 Vj CCAT/. .3GUE
t h e S o u t h a r e far worse t h a n W. Daniel.of Virginia. H e n r y
V-3RC•CKTOIEMASS.
JL. R*OR U Ci U>Vi3«
Northern ; blizzards," a n d M.Teller, of Colorado, a n d
Over One Million People wear the
t h a t " T h e r e i s d a n g e r t h a t J a m e s K . J o n e s , of A r k a n - j W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes ure equally satisfactory
m a n y persons m a y be per- s a s . Mr. Teller i s a republi- They give the beat value for th»* ironev.
They equal custom shoes In style aud fit.
s u a d e d i n t o s e t tliug in places j c a n a n d t h e o t h e r t w o a r e Their wearing qualities arc unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
where debts, m o r t g a g e s , a n d d e m o c r a t s . T h o s e of t h e From $f to $3 saved over otiier ni-kes.
if your dealer cannot supply you we can. Soldby
invalidism will b e a e c u m u l a t - house a r e Speaker C h a r l e s F . Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to
ed as^apidl.v a s in t h e N o r t h Crisp, of Georgia, D. B. Cul- take exclusive sale for this vkiuity.
Write at once.
w e s t . " T r u l y , indeed, a per- Person, of T e x a s , arid R. R .
s o n i s liable t o c a t c h fever, H i f t , of Illinois. T h e t w o
oj* even fall i n t o d e b t , a n y - ] f o r m e r a r e d e m o c r a t s a n d
where, more especially if he t h e l a t t e r ia a republican,
s h o u l d settle in a fever-stiiek B u t all ot them a r e s t r o n g !
e n region, o r should " b i t e off silver men. When t h e a p - |
m o r e t h a n he c a n chew." But p o i n t m e n t of t h e s e n a t e delet h e r e a r e v a s t a r e a s in t h e g a t e s e a r n e u p t h e g o l d s t a n d
S o u t h e r n S t a t e s which a r e ; a r d men insisted t h a t t h e silThe management of the
ne i t he r s w a m p y n o r malar- ver members should p u t o n e
Equitable Life Assurance
ions; a n d we d o n o t see t h a t a n t i bimetallist u p o n t h e delSociety in the Department of
t h e r e is a n y more need of e g a t i o n , h u t the.y refused t o
the Carolinas, wishes go se
cure a few Special Resident
o n e ' s incuring o b l i g a t i o n s d o s o , a n d very properly we
Agents. Those who are fitted
wlii -h he c a n n o t meet, in t h e t h i n k ; for in the first] place
for this work wi31 find this
S o u t h t h a n in t h e N o r t h .
t h e r e is n o use of s e n d i n g a
\\ e h a v e never a d vised a n y m o n o me fa List t o s e t t l e a bi
v
b o d y t o g o S o u t h , even if he metallic question; a n d in t h e
It iswork, however, and those
cannot, g e t a l o n g elsewhere. jiext place it is highly prob
who succeed best in it possess
We merely s i v t h a t t h e r e is a b l e t h a t Mr. Cleveland, in
character, mature judgment,
plenty of a r a b l e land in sev- m a k i n g his three a p p o i n t tact, perseverance, and the
e r a l of t h e S o u t h e r n S t a t e s merits, will give all t o t h e u n respect of their community.
wlrieli " a n b e g o t u p o n r a t b-; ti-sil\ P V side of t h e q u e s t i o n .
Think this matter over care
e r e a s y terms, a n d t h a t t h e I t was proper, therefore, f o r
fully. There's an unusual
new m a n u f a c t u r i n g indus t h e silver ineinb r s of t h e sen
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
tries of four o r fiye of these a t e t o a p p o i n t a full silverther information on request.
S t a t e s may, a t times, afford c o m m i t t e e t o represent t h a t
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
g o o d o p p o r t u n i t i e s b o t h t o b o d y in the conference. I t
Rock HiU, S. C.
c a p i t a l a n d l a b o r . No m a n was also proper for the house
s h o u l d g o t o a n y p a r t of t h e t o a p p o i n t silver men t o re
c o u n t r y a b o u t which lie is pre se nt t h a t body, f o r like
I'ROVESSIOKAU.
wholly i g n o r a n t for t h e pur t he s e n a t e i t i s for bimetalpose of settling in it, a n d ev ism.
W. B. OOUNC1LL, J11
e r y m a n should t r y t o a v o i d
When o r where t h e confer
ATTORNEY AT LA A\
a n y d e b t which he is unlikely ence will be h e l d , o r by whom
Boone, N. C.
t o be able t o p a y . A g o o d i t will be called, is n o t y e t
p r o p o r t i o n of mankind h a v e k n o w n . B u t i t is presumed
a f a i r s h a r e of s o u n d sense, t h a t , a s b o t h of t h e other- - W. B. COUNCILL. M. D.
Boone. N. C.
a n d s e i n e of them a r e very conferences will be called a t
shrewd.
t h e instance*of o u r g o v e r n Resident Physician. (K
T h e S o u t h has.suffered less merit, m o s t p r o b a b l y Ger o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of 1
t h a n the North d u r i n g t h e m a n y will fix t h e t i m e a n d Office.
p a s t t w o y e a r s of h a r d n e s s . placp for t h e n e x t . T h e s o o n
Nearly all t h e people t h e r e e r i t assembles t h e b e t t e r it
J. F INORPM
h a v e been able t o e a r n a liv will be all a r o u n d , f o r if t h a t
A1WRNEY A1 LA IF,
ing, a n d s o m e of th< m mode convention d o e s n o t s e t t l e
X.
money.
t h e m o n e t a r y question it will MARION.
-(obbe effectually settled in t h i s
HARRISON HAS THE GRl,1
r
c o u n t r y by the people in t h e Will practice in the courts
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., M a r . 9 .
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitels 11, McDovv
General Harrison rs confined elect ion of 1 8 9 0 .
and all ither counties in th
t o bis bed a t bis borne N o r t h
4'hnse who never read t h e western district •O^SpeHal ntte
Delaware s t r ° e t t o d a y from a d v e r t i s e m e n t s in their news tion given to the collection
a n illness which, t h o u g h n o t p a p e r s miss inore t h a n they laim
a l a r m i n g , is liable t o develop presume. J o n a t h a n Keni- W. t Council! V-. D. T. C. Blaekbm
s o n , o f Bolan, W o r t h c o u n t y ,
s e r i o u s complications. L a s t I o w a , who had been t r o u b
Doolie, N. C.
Zicnvilio, N*. C.
S u n d a y he t o o k ' a l o n g walk led with r h e u m a t i s m in his
Council! & E'actl'U' a.
a b o u t t h e city, a n d i n thn b a c k , a r m s a n d shoulders,
e v e n i n g was a t t a c k e d b y r e a d a n item in his p a p e r
s h a r p pleuretic p a i n s t h a t a b o u t how a p r o m i n e n t Ger Physicians & Sarpons,
m a n citizen of F t . Madison
Culls attended at a>
c a u s a l him much suffering. h a d been cured. H e procur
hours.'^Sti
Ho yielded t o t r e a t m e n t read ed t h e s a m e medicine,' a n d t o
Lly, b u t 011 T h u r s d a y a se use his awn words: " I t car- June 1, '93.
He also
vere a t t a c k of g r i p c a m e with ' ° d me l i g h t up.
E. F. L0V1LL. J. C. FLETCHEtii
q]f, ; vs
j neighbor
t h e sudden ' c h a n g e in tlm issn,y s :: ^\ iieignuor a n d his
wife were b o t h sick in bed
vvea t her. H i H P M , With rheumatism, r h e i r boy
ICVILL & FLETCHER.
H i s physician s a i d t o d a y w a s o v a - t o my hou^e a n d ' TlORNhYS A T LA IF,
t h a t while'the ex-president's s a i d thF\v were s o b a d t h a t he
BOONE, N. <X
condition is not serious, he j had to do the cooking. I
Special attention given
* haniberiain s
runs t remain in bed for s o m e
P a i n Balm a n d how it h a d o tic coll' tion (dclaW.'Xy^i
days.
c u r e d me, he procured a "botUonrier: A f a n n e r n e a r Man | t i e of i t a n d i t cured them u p C'"'f'-ikOTlGia'B 2f6 end Skin Oiatr
Is e eeaia cure for ChroDic fir.-re"
Chester, Tenn., suicided t h e in a w« j ek. J - h i y cent b o t t l e s| vrr iu 2d Lyc L: a Sora ipples, j
cemm Tetter. Salt Rheum and Scald I
o t h e r d a y because be w a s $ 9 i 0 i S i '" ! > - v
^>rx*m'
25 cents per
For
by uruggLti
behind in his church affairs.
N ASHVILLE, March 8.—Col. I
TO HOaSi, CW1T3E3.
For
* fine health7
I t t h e s a m e rule s h o u l d work A. K . McUlure of Philadel-i dition pu*:i~ 7 a hnr :nCc dition Low
try Dr. Cady's
with delinquent subscribers p h i a , addressed a l a r g e a n d They lone up the rysteo, aid digestion,
25s of
t o a newspaper every com- r i J P ' f H , > n Biti\e audience last. kidneyappetite, srelieve constipation, cc
destroy 'worms, g
, , ,,
- ,
„ night upon Southern devel- new life disorde rmdover worked h :»?se
to an old or
muml.N nonlti t« tli;iiiip<i out. ,,., n . nn!s a n d , h e n ., (l()s f()| ,
oecia per package. For role by di-uggi
t o a n a l a r m i n g degree. But t h e S o u t h . What t h e S o u t h - 1
f o r t u n a t e l y for t h e m a n who e r n S t a t e s needed he said,
FOR TTTSPEPSIA,
Inaijfosttqtt and Stomach disorders, take
subscribes t o a paper, be gen w a s a bold, frank a n d m a n l y
BROWS S 1ROA BI iTKRS.
li, $1 peT bottle.
e r a l l y leaves hjs conscience a t s u p p o r t of s o u n d money a n d All dealers keep crossed red lines Genuine hni
Wade mark and
on M-rappc,
e a s e regarding tlie a a v .
a n h o n e s t dollar.
j" Docs This
Hit You?
�S UBSCRIPTION H ATES
t h i s week. H e is looking well
PiiOj
o.s Vaiinah, Lti,, t o,. i9 r e r .
Pr> THE \V \ VUGA DEMOCRAT, h a v i n g gained 1 0 p o u n d s of
T h e next session of t h e W a n e a r h a v i n g a riot when t h e
—— fi«
sl», since he d m i u e j t h e .In t a i i g a Bounty S u n d a y School e x priest Joseph Slavery le->
()
^opylyear...
-fl.oo r<-i ft I ermiut . He leaves t o - 1 onvenfioM will 1) * !i *lt| u i t l i t u r e d o n t h e . i!< m i n C a t h " 3 'luo'iiitis
3 5 morrow for Buihiigtoii-r Ala- TJirec F o r k s (-hutch o n Fri- olic- priest h o o d .
.
. r
nia in.v count v . where his i.ex t d a y before t h e filth S u n d a y
Statesville Marble Works,
, . cuiirt convenes ou next Mini in Manli, 1895. Ilev. j. t\ El
Have yon ov.-i notio-a how
your system seems to c r a v e
1 inch 1 week
,
.i a: ,
ha t'» pleach .iie^-inti odm-to- Kj^eial assistance in the spring?
1 month
1.75'r y sermon a t 1 1 . a l t e r n a t e J . .lust the help required is givAi
-0" 3 '•
3.00
-On last Thursday J. H.
5.0<P
" G "
H . 1 irt lung. Adjourn merit hy Hood's Sarsaparilla,
" 1 year
7.00 Iiymiis. S. I>rC.. from Rakers fit 1 . p. m.
WM
II you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
O . O O .ville, with Deputy Marshall
•olumn 1 week.
O n e hundred million a c r e s
Scbpi -ts for Oi»riisiiou.
or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
" 1month
1 3 . 5 0 Young, of Mitchell,
passed
"
3 "
25.00 t h r o u g h Boone seeking f o r 1 . Should n o t W a t a u g a Co. i of l a u d in O k l a h o m a will be as I bn.v dnect from the quarries in car load lots. I em
^~ - ( J
opened for settlement t h i s
"
G
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
1 year
50 00 blockade stills. Phey head- h a v e a n Inter den a n i n a t i o n - . s p r i n g .
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
S S . Association?—Speakers,
. ,
— . • ,
• • •.
ed [ o r Elk, ( H o g E l k ) a n d o n
8~y Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
O u r belter halves say,thpy-j
Entered a t t h e P o s t o f f l c e a t ^ rid ay" they returned, h a v i n g J . L. Sherwood a n d W. S .
lH,<^ - ' v e , , , e
o r write f o r prices.
could not ki'ep house without
B o o n e , N. C., a s second-class with them t r o p h i e s of vie F a rtliing,
2" How c a n o u r S u n d a y Chamberlain * Cough RemC - I t . W E B B StatesviPe, N: C.
mail matter.
i t o i y . To-wit a still a r m , a
It is used in m o i e t h a n .Jantiary 2 J t h , 1 8 9 5 .
Schools he m a d e m n i p effi ecly
section ot the worm, etc. T h "
half t h e homes in L*eds.;
LOCAL NEWS.
o w n e r s of t h e still were n o t cient?—A Roteu J. T . Reese S IMS B ROS , Leeiis, »1 o w a . i
———
Puis shows tlie' esteem in
present when f hey reached i t , a n d J . M. Payne.
3. Is it not t h e d u t y of t h e which t h a t remedy is field
—Fine weather.
YALLE (KHiS
ACADEMY.
h u t t h e furnace was still ho*,
S u n d a y Schools of this Con where it tins been s o l d for
—Beautiful sunny d a v s .
showing t h a t a " d o u b l i n g "
y e a r s a n d is well known.
h a d just heen made. Tin vention t o a d o p t a m i use ex- Mothers h a y e learned t h a t
—Cool frosty nights.
n-1VH
In the sequestered valley of the Watauga,at Yalle Cru
•Pi«fnr»li»vvH i n
r°
beer t u b s v\> 0 , 1 1 d o w n , 1 i n c l u s i v e l y Hie publications of i h e r e is n o t h i n gicarm oij f o r
t
,
s o g<
g
ris. will be opened (D. V.) on the first Monday in February
—Dr. Reeves h a s been an
lislie.1, nnd t h ( . th.-b. h.
of .l,. ; Bap olds. ,.
»,h o o p i n g
,.
. .
i still demolished
1895, «mii institution for the higher education of pupils of
1 h e trn-k Imt for several da.vs. || , o u 8 , M < dlesblate.
Wl,
h i s t C o n v e n t i o n ' I. N. ( o r ' c o u g h , ilia r it cures t hese ail- both sexes, under the dirocrion of »t following.teacherF I
I s b e t t e r now.
Jpening a n d T . P . A d a m s
nients quickly a n d perma
Al. IONE : Snpn. i r e ;
t.
-A Should non professors nently, a n d t h a t it is pleas
—Mrs W. F. Crowder. a n d
P ROFESSOR W . M O X E O I ' 9 I A N C L M
a n t a n d sale for children t o
»e a p p o i n t e d a s officers o r
l i t t l e d a u g h t e r . Mollie. a r c
PRO-FESSOR YALIHN l
...
Iteachci s in S u n d a y S -Im. ,N? t n ! e. Twenty-five a n d 'fifty
visiting Mrs. M. B. Black
c e i t bottles for s a l e by W.
Three departments will be organized, and scbob rs ful
1^. A. Wilson a n d S. T . C a r L. ..rvan.
burn.
ly instilifted in the following branches at the rates specifi
roll.
ed :
—The crowd t h a t a t t e n d
TJie Fiench Couucill h a s is
Are n o t p a r e n t s a n d
CLASSICAL. $ 3 . 0 0 per Month, including Latin. Greek,
e d commissioners e m r t o i
•liurch members, a s a rule, ' s u e d a decree prohibiting t h e Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
l a s t Monday was unusually
ailing far s h o r t of t h e d u t i e s i m p o r t a t i o n pf beef c a t t l e Surveying. Physics, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental and
large.
Moral Philosophy, etc.
mil responsibilities devolv- from Aiiierica,
INTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month,including Arithmetic
—A new post-office ha
u g u p o n tbetn a s s u c h , in *mI t will he a n agieeaole snr- History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
b e e n established a t d o n a t i o n
piHiraging . 8 8 . ,work?—Ju- jirise t o persons subject t o
PRIMARY , $1.00 per month.
opidz by t h e n a m e of
•ob Younce, D. C. H a r m a n a t t a c k s of bilious colic t o
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
Jtrooktude.
ind S m i t h HagamaM.
learn t h a t p r o m p t relief m a y studies.)
(i Are n o t regular tea--h- be h a d by t a k i n g Chambej- D r . a n d Mis. iouncill, af
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
*rs meetings essential f o <»f- l a i u ' s Coiie, Cholera a n d Dia- studies usually caught m the ordinary colleges, and at
t e r a protracted s t a y a t Elk
rijioea Remedy. In m a n y
fecfivef a m i successful Sun
P a r k , h a v e returned t o their
instances t h e a t t a c k m a y be greatly reduced rates, we ask the citizens of Watauga and
d a y school work?—C. S . F a r prevented by t a k i n g t h i s rem adjacent count ies to a vail themselves of the advantages
h o m e if, Boone.
thing, David Greene a n d W. edy us soon a s t h e first sym thus offered to their children.
—An article of considerable
Excellent board may be obtained at the neighboring
p t o m s of l lie disease a p p e a r .
II. F a i j h i n g .
l e n g h t h from S. M. Dagger
TueUry-five a n J fifty
cent farm houses, the highest rates not exceeding seveu dollars
O t h e r s who liav<» n o t been
o n t h e d e a t h of his.fat her, G.
per month'.'
.
astdgnid subjects a r e expec hot t Ips for sa le l.E' AV. L. Dry
W. Dagger, eomesin tV»o l a t e
Reference to the climate is unnecessary. The crowds
ted t o . be present a n d "tuk<» dn- ./7 ,.J .
that thnwig Blowing Rock, Boone, Linvifie, ect., all within
f o r publication In this issue.
p a r t in t h e discussion. We '' Setia'toi* Dolpb, of Oregon, a f e w miles o f tiie s c h o o l , bear testimony t o the exceeding
— B r y a n t H o i t o n , (Col.)
wi.mj'l be.j)h»ji^i d.l.o see (/very was. defeated for re-election henlthfulness of the surroundings.
w a s lodged Hi jail here o n
S u n d a y School in t h e coun by G. W. M'cBride RepubliM o n d a y for a n a s s a u l t o n
t y repre*n p t • >
(S!*l.
o n e W i n k e r with a deadly
C. J . (W i ^ m l . } )
w e a p o n , t o wit !i shovel. The
>COIII.
L. N. B KRKI.NS
HOT YEAS GEHETIHGS!
J . C. HORTON
failure tf> procure bond put
I)
him in tlie "lock up, '
II May I>» ns Much for Yon.
H
.BET o
— W. A. Davis was o y e r o n
Mr Fred Miller, ot li ving. 111., |
Yes. the old year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures But
your
M o n d a y with very rich sain
[writes that lie had a Severe Kid-) tintconsultsure otEacyclopcedia Dritannics and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
U) he
winning
ney trouble for many years, with
pics of silver o r e flora t h e
us, a no we all should make the best use of it possible. The
severe pubis in his back an I also
way to do that is to i>egin right and keep right the fyear
G r a n d f a t h e r mfne. T h e p r o s |
that his bladder ^vas affected.
through.
*
pects '»ow look especially
He tried many so called Kulne\
You can do this by doing nil your trading during the
[cures but without a n y g o o d r e
tine f o r a rich w i n . Mr. Davis
year,at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
sult. About a \ear ago he ticwill pusli o n t h e work.
gau use of Electric Hitters and
era I. merchandise. all at. the
founo relief at once. Electric
—The bad' of Allen A. IlolsHitters is especially adapted to
claw, of Si Ivors t o ue, reaches
VERY OWEST PRICES.
cure of all Kidney and L wrti ou
u s t o o l a t e for insertion in
I will sell for strictly p;\v down during the .s ear 1895, by
hies nnd often gives nlm >st in
so doing I CM ii sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
stant relief. One trial will prove
thisissue. We a re s o r r v , but
instance good sol# leather at 21c.. by the side, good coffee
our statement Price only 50c.
we will give it room next
r->
,
2(»e. a lb., sugar 17 !1>s. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Alafor large bottle. At YV L. Dryweek, a n d s t a t e here t h a t he
(laiice 0% ,'t.s. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
an'sstore.
•: n
*•*» •»(.»
i s offering s o m e g o o d bar
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashg a i n s in merchandise.
qiers. shoes—yes the Inrges lot of shoes ever seen in this
Following is the list of ju
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
— T h e school here now
r o r s d r a w n for S p r i n g t e r m
tlso find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on short
seems t o he improving, a s
of W a t a u g a Superiour Corti t
tot ice, cook-stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bisnew pupils a r e c o m i n g in
which;Co.nyen ^s.on t h e , 2 9 t h .
-dl and Chatniiooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
r i g h t a l o n g , We h a v e
d a y <>f April 1 8 9 5 :
These Two
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBICESt e a c h e r who. possess j s all t h e
' R. (L fgragg, flpihmtl Hod-;
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
M-n had a bet. What it vjs w> wwtJ teTl
you, only ore 4 > not want to aid to the loser's
qualifications ne< ded t o build
hides, beeswax, ete., all at highest market prices. Please
g e s . G . W. Bhillips^ G. W.
misfortune. I yon look at the picture you will
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
S»e that h? }ias all that he can bear up under
u p a p e r m a n e n t school here
S h o o k . J P. Couucill J o h n
now. It
but yesterday that this man was
g o o d s cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
a n d if we lose him it will be
an obiret of.envy mi wonder. His was a'weU
R e e s e , Alex. Crowder. J . L .
stored mdftd in a boiied-shlrted bodv-^oa
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
o u r own fault.
know lots of
like him. He kfiew
T h o i n n s , J . C. H a r m a n , Ereverything.'.a'mpst, from the time that man
Yours Anxious to pieuse.
v i n Greene. A. L . H a r r i s o n , -jiwas a protoplasm till the hour that Baby
»
area bees.
—On Monday
Esther Cleveland gotdier last new tooth. Ha
he State Commander writys \ b r i e r G r o g a n , J . I I . Brown,
answered d>!estfems in B. C. History with an
heav
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
etf-hmd "fOr-ifaodncss-sake-don't-you-know.
from Lincoln, Neb., as fdl- \V. E. Greene, J . 0 . Culver,
felt bv
that" aiT that was as biting as a northern
ows: "Alter trying o t h e r medi
blast to less favored mortals.
we re
So the boys In the store where he worked
cines foi what see mod t o (>e a X. L. Mast, 1. F . G r a g g . J .
put-up a job on him. A'l of then read Tha
pee ted visit?
I ; very obstinate cOugii in our two W . Dyer, V. M. Norris,* J. H .
Observer regularly,*r.d one day a special
tfi lUuilv t?fls
c:ll j a i,. :d i - tS: tO
v- children ,ve tried Dr. King's New Norris, H . H. " F a r t h i n g , A.
b y s o m e t h a t it was
them. The> saw within their reach a sourca
of information that would give them a
l e r t l m n t h e shock of 1 8 8 6 ,
and a t t t e e n d o f two E . Nor:..an, L. R. Church, L .
1
' d a y s the cough entirely left
when Charleston was s o bad 'them. We will not he without N. Perkins. B. F . T e n s t e r . J . Whole Army of Facts
l y d a m a g e d , a n d , if s o , we it hereafter, as our experience F . MeGuirt. Nelson Greene.
Where their '"know-it-all" friend had only at»
"awkward squad." Thef secured it and
iiread t o hearth,- result*.
! I»'»vw
* I ' " ™ when- all W. H. Blackburn, J o h n Cook.
then that innocent-looking chap you see ta
ot her remedies fail. —Signed r .
the barrow got into a d scussion in history
ZiONVillE MTH GARQilitA
with the man with the mind.
—To t h e overseers of Boone W. Stevens. State Com.—Why W. N. Storie, Spnrgeon \Yn!-[
Soon the latter was terribly shocked to hear
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
township:- You a r c hereby " o r * ' » " « r " a t •""ii.-ioc a scr G II. H a r s t o n Calvin | these awful wards come from the fat and rosy
'
trial, a s it is guaranteed and Tucker, W. I I . Ha rd i n . L . \ \ .
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
.face before him;
"O i man I think you ate wrong."
notified t h a t t h e supervisors, t H ; i | p ) t tles free a t W. L. B vCINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
At once a bet v.as made. The man with thw
of s a i d township will meet a t au'sstore. Regular siie 50c.and Broy hill, J . H . S o u t h .
i LEAH, OTHERS FOLLOW.
—
t
' t h e C o u r t . House o n S a t u r d a y
t h e 9 t h of March in o r d e r t o
h e a r a n d determine a n y m a t
t e r s in t h e interest of t h e
public r o a d s of said town
s h i p . T . L . Criteher, chair
man Board.
^
m <-»
A Hnmorons Fact
Kind lost of course for his fat friend had
j-r:tneJ himself fot the contest from the new
op-to-date Tr.eyc;opaedia Britannica. a set of
which the toys had pnrchssed. Th* bet wat
paid the following day, just as you see it in
the picture
T h e white folks in S o u t h About Hood's Sursaparilla—it
expels bad humor and creates
Carolina a r e t r y i n g ro g e t t o good humor. A battle for blood
g e t h e r o n politics. Would ir is what Hood's Sarsaparilla vig This Tale Has a Moral
which those who work ill stores,
no* be a proper t i m e for t h e orously fights, and it is always
mar factories *nd ofiy:**. will see without a
victorious inexpTring foul taint*
telescope.
white "people of t b e o h l North and giving the vital fluid the
The Encyclo;edia Britannica in your honw
will keep you from playing horse while your
S t a t e t o come t o g e t h e r f o r quality and quae,tit v of |>etiect
neichbor rides, and if wi! cost you onfy 10
— J u d g e L. L. Greene, who t h e t h e good of all a n d p u t health. It curcH scrofula, salt
cents a Jav to procure it tf you will write far
terms anXsample pages to
g o t a week off when hefinish- down B u t l e i i s m O t h o Wilson rheum, boils and other blood di*
eases.
The Observer,
ed c o u r t a t Greensboro, m a d e j s , n ? Luskism a n d m a n y othHood's Pills a t ^asily, ve1
CHARLOTTE. N. C
a visit h >me a n d h a s spentj ( J ,. jsms? Especially Doug- I promptly an i efficiently on the
s o m e d a y s with friends here l U 8 f 3 . m .
i bowels and liver. 25c.
1 0 1 This
wonderful medicine is highly recommended for r iseases of the Liver, Stoma h, Kidneys and all diseases nri
sum from a billioun system. This is no patent medicine. Lis
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended bv
th** ph\sieian* of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,s- nC
riost paid to anv address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
we ore not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
7 75 M > 7 v V ILV M E D I C I S Z 0 I P A N Y
Zionville, X P . , Sept. 6 1S9L
1
�«
RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.
whom in Hi-*".ed
»**
r»
In *i >^ in >; .
B j J A «>ii is *mferior to
stxfjL
the p.'0; : e Turn* a
1 . 1 9 7 by at , .
. ,
News and Observer.
townships in the State. It
Raleigh Asylum
T h e legislature, which won! 1
7 u / S . / / 2 V M a r . 2 1 , 1S U 5
wilieost $ 7 . 5 0 , a t a low ral- $8.< 2 9 . 4 1 . M »rgaulon Asvstill l»e in session if the Fu
ciilafioii v to furnish each new lam increase $8,000. E»HWe have given our readers s 'on tnajoiitv had not gone J ilia gist rate the ('ode. Laws, tern Hospital increase $13,on this page a long sketch of I v v h e n the pay Htopjied, dicket hooks, etc. This will 5tM). D^af and Dumb at
is the whole story
the doings of the Legislature was elected upon the distinct give 2.591 new magistrates, Morgnnton increase $21,about
taken from the New sand Ob platform of retrenchment and At $7 50 each, theexfHMise to 500.
Penitentiary increus.
server and we ask that each reform. Every speaker on the the State will l»e$26.932.50. $24,000. .Virtual and In
of them pei use it carefully, Fusion ticket told the people Tills is an utterly useless ex- dustial school $23,500. A.
SODAand then hand to some neigh that the democrats had been pense and was made purely and M. College at Kahngh $30 \W\ mHA/V\ER
wickedly extravagant, and
bor who may profit by read
000. Colored N o r ui a I I jjj p^Cl(?^CS CtemtBOfttius otherpukgesodi—never spoils **
for partisan ends.
flowr—univeraBy acknowledged purest 1A the world. $
ing it. This has been the that, in these days of four
3. Fusion candidates foi schools $5,000: making a to
most remarkabt? session of and five cent cotton, every the Legislature were encour- fal increase $133,528.
Mile only by CECRCH k CO., Rev Tort.. Sold by grocers everywhere. a
Write for Arm aai Summer Bmok of rmlmmbU Mecipe*-TUCK.
the Legislature since that of appropriation and all sala aged, immediately after the
Lhe following is amount of
ries and fees ought to be cut
Bi>«a*l«IH«BeirSSf9£»:OtS«C»«»«SI»:9IOBbB«^9* a»mS
1868-09. While it has soun
election, to contest the seats decrease. Soldiers Home de
ded the death knell of the Re in proportion to the fall in of the ineintierM elected, and crease $2,000. Oxfoid Asvpublican and Populist par the price of cotton since the us a result of this ad vie*, lum decrease $3,000. State
ties. yet we feel diagramed salary or fee was established there were morecontests this Guard decrease $20,000.
and humiliated over it. Any by law.
rear than ever before. The
These figuies show" an in
The favorite campaign ar
citizen ought to be proud of
Legislature this year appro- crease of $108,529 over our
the law-makers of his State, gument was along this line: printed$3,262.37for thisun- l#*t Democratic Legislature,
EGGS. BUTTER, POULTRY. AND
no matter what party is in "The farmers get less prices necessary cxpense. In nddi It is projier for us t o n o t e
for their prod vets than ever,
power, if their actions justify
tion to this expenditure, un- that heretofore the approOTHER PRODUCE i'O
it, hut there is no denying the hut the salaries and fees of usual expense was incurred print ion made of $10,000 to
.fact that all parties of o u r the State and county officers to investigate alleged elec Hie State University for re
State fed ashamed and hu are at the same figuies as tion frauds in Eastern coun pairs has lieen left oft by i In• 1VIS, HILL A^D CO ,
miliated over the action of when cotton brought ten and ties,
late Legislature as there
SOS 10th Street X. H .
tl A&HJXGIOX, 1). C.
our late Legislature. All fair- twelve cuits. There ought to 4. A commit teeof three was was no further need of it as
ho a scaling down of salaries
minded republicans denounce
authorized to sit during re all tie repairs wore complet
and-condemn many of the and fees just in proportion cess and examine into the ed So there will l>e $10,000
efforts to enact laws made by to the nduction in the price case of Mrs. Pat tie I). B. Ar save I in this it o :n, which will
Yon will teceire the HiglicsCush Prices. We buy outright
the Fusion crowd. During the of farm products. The Super- rington, who alleges that the make our increase of taxes
intendant of the Penitentia lawyers and the Judges have; by th:s great reform Legisla- or handle oil Commission.
campaign we were told that
the Democrats had been very ry and President of the Uni injnred and defrauded her ture onlv $98,528, now add
"Quick Sab's aiid Pi ompf Returns. " Commission for
extravagant in various ap versity get $2,500 a year. There is no limit it. the Sill the amount foi the Confeder
propriations, and some of lis Cotton has gone down one to the expense this commit ate to the above which in handling goods, five per ee..t- "Send for oar Prii-e List.
believed that it was true. No half. Their salaries ought to tee miy incur. They are »iu $1 (),()()() and we still ha vet he
ticeably the appropriation to he cut just half in two. This thorized to employ necessa $198,528. We have gained
fhe State University and the ought'to be carried out in ev ry clerical help send for pri all this by having a fusion Something lew!
Do Ycu Went Money?
Western Asylum. These ap ery institution and depart sons and papers, requite at Legislature to make our laws
prohibitions have heon left ment of government, it is tendance of witnesses, etc. How many more of the kind
.0.
GROCERY STORK
the same, and in many other nothing but fair that the of This is a w holely indefensible do we need? Especially when
i n s t a n c e s a n i n c r e a s e h a s fice-holders should I eel the expenditure. If the Legisla cot ton is 4% cents and horse*
-AT"Monty Saved Is
been allowed. The late Leg pinch of hard times as well as ture should employ this meth and inules onlv worth about
Money Made."
islature has increased the a- the farmers."
od of determining the rights half what they formerely fllewin? Seek.
This was the argument and
brought and can't be sold at
mount of appropriations oof litigants, it would involve
.0.
ver $100,000 above the last the pledge of retrenchment an expense of a hundred mill that.
I take thin method ofinforDemocratic Legislature. The and reform was made on ev ion dollars'a year. It is a bad
I)r. John \. Broadus the miiig my old I'liHtfiincrs nnri
Owing to (i recent change
only reduction that has been ery" stump and in every "Re precedent, and could not have great Baptist Divine died at HicJGcncrail Public that 1 have
m a d e w a s f o r t h e s t a t e in win" paper in the State. passed any Legislature that Louisville, Kentucky on the on hniul nlid for wilea gener- ifi our business, that is. from
the "Old Time" credit svstroops, and this seems to The people were suffering had an ounce of wisdom. If 16th.
iii assortment of
have been done for partisan from low prices of crops, and M r s . A r l i n g t o n h a s b e e n
STAPLE AMI FASLY GRO* U n> to "
ends. The negro element of and as theDemocratsdid not wronged, the courts a re open
PER IE,S,
the State has been aroused promise to cut down every to her. If the Judges are cor
CASH BASIS
Sllf'h JIM
by the success of the Repub body and everything, the peo rupt, they should he impeach
^ e are able to o f f e r > q u
COFFEE,
lican party, and we may ex pie. in their depression, vot ed. But to authorize a com
ARBUCKLE 8 0>h FEE
SUGAR.
pect race troubles in many ed with the party that promis mittee of incompetent Fusion
( HF.K8K,
at 24 cts ;s'r ft).;
parts of the State and no ed to slash right and left.
CRACKERS,
ists, with no limit on the ex
Hood green coffee at 20 cts.
doubt we will need the State The Legislature has adjourn pense, to investigate and re
CAKES.
|s'r ft);
ed and the people will look to
FRUITS,
troops more than ever.
port to the SupremeCourt. is
NITS,
see whether the promises
Extra 4 C" s igar nt 16 lbs.
We look upon the present
a piece of folly never equall
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. to the flollar; good, heavy
as anything hut favorable in made were fill filled. They w ere ed, and is, besides being ex
CANNED HOODS OF ALL KINDS. domestic at 7 cts per yard.
promised lower taxes. In
cur State, but we trust thai
M r . .If. Ij/tnonj
pensive, an unjust reflection
SODA. LAUNDRY AND
Baltimore, M0.
••F' We have just received
everything will he p e a c e stead of decreasing the taxes upon the bar and bench of
FANCY SOAPS.
Bo Ciises of gf-lit's and ladle's
ful and quiet. But in read this Legislature increased the the State.
Run Down
shoes, and w ill m>! I them nt
ing the speech of Judge Rus rate from 11% cents, levied
6. The Legislators brought
Norse andCnttle Powders.
That Tirsd Fooling — Severe
by the "extravagant Demo
prices i(,
t the buyer
sell to aflurge crowd of ne
their sons, nephews, ldatives
Tobaee'), Snuff Cigars.
Headaches, No Appetite
crats," to 45% cents on ev
Pali atid see ns and H ? nil]
groes in Wilmington assem
and other dependents to Ral tlx Settle* ef Hood's Saroaparilla
Cigarettes Maff lies,
save you money.
bled there ti> receive him on ery $100 worth of property eigh and quartered them on
Bring Back New Life.
- HD<1
I. Hood *Co., Lowell, Mass. s
his return from Raleigh after T h i s i s t h e i n c r e a s e i n t h e the Treasury to such an ex • C. Dear Hir,: — Before using Hood's Sarvapa- ma nv other thiiins too t"di
JOHN80N KBMISTK.N A ro
"
ou.s to mention in a
BUovii .g Hoik, Dec 12. 181)4.
the adjournment, shows the tax on personal and real tent that the expense of this rtlta I *u frequently tick and did not know
what was the mattes with me. Out day I would
sina /l nil'
temper of both speaker and property, hut the Legisla L e g i s l a t u r e h a s c o s t t h e feel to Mred I could hardly stand, the aest I
ture did not stop with this
would have a severe headache and <o en. aot
negroes. Thebrothpr in blackState about rive thousand knowing what the next day would bring fortlk
Ifcs™! also keep n good line
any appetite and
is extensively aroused ori pol increase, but hunted up new dollars more than the last I did not have Craatly Run Dawn,
Was
of Douiesti'* Medi 'ines.^cMt
itics and thisarousementgen ways to raise revenue in or- one which we declared then f tried a good many medicines but they did me
-BY—
no good. Having heard a great deal about
As 1 am willing to "tot«
erally leads to violence and dei to meet the new expendi- to have been too expensive. Hood's BareapartUa 1 decided to try a bottle. 1
t ures created. They hitveeven
irfE£LATICN !
fair with my neighbors I ioi
hatred to white people.
7. There are various other;
5
gone to the widows, who take
ly ask for ami exjeci a par' l.*29 Arch HL, I'hiUdr Iph i, Pa.
ways in which ne* and un
The Legislature tailed to boarders to support their
am glad to »ay I seen felt better. I have mow
of your t rade.
wise departures in squander used six bottles aed feel as well as ever. It haa
pass the Codecommission bill children, and taxed them 50
When yon are at the'Hock For Consumption. Asthma.Hron
ing public motley were inau t>- a of great benefit to me as I have regained
my appetite and
and our young friend Spen cents on every l>ed. The coun
Come to see rny fiie ifo and rl.itis. I)\sp» ^ biu.Cutun h. Hny
How Enjoy CoaS Maaltft.
gurated to which we shall
cer Blackburn, of Jefferson, tiy doctors, who practice
1 can strongly reeoaameod Wood's SarsaparUJa yon will never regret it.
Fever Hesdsrhe. Debilitx Hheu
hereafter allude.
as an excellent Mood » .kina." if. Svwosa,
niafi«in. N« urs gia
is left out in the cold. Spen largely among the poor and
s.* AlsqulUi Street, fta.: -jsesw Xaeylaad.
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
AND ALL CIRONIC ASI) NER\ 0T*S
cer is young and can wait.
neither get or expect reward, Are you all tired out, do you HOO<!'S P1I!» act easily, vet prewr tly ai
Y«»RR OLD FRIEND.
have <hat tired fesling or sick •ScteoUy, on the liver and U>»»e. abe.
IJIS<»RDEt?S.
are compelled to pay ten dol headache? You can he relieved
,J. H. ( L A R K E
It is sad to hear of Capt.
lars a year for the privilege. of all these by taking Hood's
Buck Kitchen falling outside
Rlow ing P.ock, Feb. 6.
It has liem in iiseformorethsn
They are required to pay the Scirsaparilla.
twenty years: 'honsands ot pa
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE* WANTED.
of the fusion Breastworks
NOTICE OF Pt'Bl.lCAl ION.
same that is demanded of the
No body is better pleased
tients have l>een treated, and oon the penitentiary reorgan
Our system affords an opportu
richest city doctors. These than we ure that our incap nity to borrow on either personNorth Carolina. Watauga coun ver onethonsand physicians hare
ization bill. Buck was to get
a r e s o m e o f t h e w a y s t h e able possum hunting Legis al or real estate security. Thf t v, in the Superior. E. It. Miller used it and recommend it—a very
significant fart.
the position of boss, but the
vs. 4. F. Stevlnian.
pledges to taxation were ful lature has adjourned ne\er plan is superior to buihiirg and The d' fenoant in the above en
biB failed to pass for want of
Loan Associations, 'fheamonnt
filled.
to meet again to afflict and borrtiwed may be returrevl in titled action having Nen sum It is agreeable. There is no nau
a quorum. Poor old Buck.
How did they carry out disgrace the State. Of course monthly payments without bo moned to appear at Watangn seous taste, nor sickening smell.
Evvart and Cox were elect their promises to cut down we do not mean that all the nus, with interest at 5 per cent, Sujsrior court and pnt in th»
hands for
he "Compound Oxvgen—Its mo«le
ed by the legislatureas Judg appropriations, salaries and members were a set of pig per annum, it affords absolnte se sheriff's his retnrn service andriz of Action and Results,"' is the ti
asfollows
curitv to investors, with a reas making
es for the new criminal courts fees to the basis of five cent mies and rascals, for there
onable guarantee of an annual ' Dilligentseanh made J. F. Steel tle of a book of 200 pages pub
but Gov. Cnrr stopped that cotton?
dividend of from 8 to 10 per cent. man not fonnd in mv count v." lished hv I'rs. Starkey and Helen
were honorable men of all
We desire to secure the services Now, therefore, by virtue of an which gives to all inquirers full
shrewd little gameby nppoin
1. By establishing two new- parties in the crowd, who
of energetic representative men in order for publication the defend- information as to this remarka
ting Mears mid Jones as the criminal circuits, which are could not help bad legisla everv commnnity to act as Local ant in »b«»ve entitled action wjj! ble curative agent, and record ot
judges. So Evvart and ( >x not needed and were not wan tion. It is very evident,how Secretaries. The position will be fake notice that lie )s to appear surpiising cures in a v ide range
of chronic
are not yet presiding and tcil except by office seekers. ever, that a number of the sufficiently remunerative to am- at ^ atniigs Fswrior conrt the after beingcases—manytoof them
abandoned
die by
ply compensate for services, jf same N-ing the 29tn of April. 9o
may be never will be.
The cost of these new c i r - members were ignorant raw vou possess the above qnalifica- and a.mwer couiplauit of p< ;intiff other physicians. Will be mailed
hprfl Raid plaintiff clnims r,f de- on application,
Nearly all the State Sena cuits cannot lie ascertained material and could be shap Lions write for particulars. Full, ?
information regarding our sys- f^adant the sum «>f $180.00 wij;:
tors got a soft easy place by in advance. Smith, of Gates, ed to suit the leaders in all tem of making loans as well n.qiinterpst ut balance o* purchased Prs. Starkey & Paten,
at
n
the fusion party, except our estimates fhat they would tluir parti, an moveniPTitS. vwTll|f , n y f4 and ntrooeioe* vsill be mone - v o n B trn, J f ] { 1l,aa nr.1 Pn.r" U29 Arch Si. Philadelphia, Pa.
cost $104,000.
„
, .
,
Tlwi»h«|r«f<be country
8. 8. <*.wdof ptowtW ?«d 1Itmg in
b,
own Senator Farthing. Per
120 Suiter St. Ssa Fr*rcisco, Cal
2. By electing thiee new however
Koi
i'r.-siknt, 1122 Wal- Ashe county. Hkiviiitake notiie
' '
haps Wiley was too modest iDiigistrates in every town-j men of allwhen tile In.nest nnt ert«(.n, Philadelphia.
and fail not. This Marc h 21. '95. Please mention this paper.
parties condemn
Street.
1
to push himself forward.
E. B. Mil LEU Pi t ff.
yliip in the Slate, not one of such IcgislAtion,
Jan. If). DO.
'"lie W» rama (?.• CQOOiaT
arararaa.
TREATMENT
Hood's #**Cures
MONEY LOANED.
�Ths WaUa?a Damwrat
**
Mrtigpngpr.
1 he indefiendeneeof The far
A t)EM<**KATir fa.i»ilv ntnvHpoper
tlevotixl to the interest of Coon- »nsr« mid The ownership of
ty State aim Nation. Puldtshed forms are very in.|»ortiiiit for
tuuga
xT. IW "^' U a the pro»»|»erity and safety a
«. u >
"
a great Republic like our
. . '
.
own. It is known that high
FLORIDA Pc-RSEi Ol I0>S
.
,
..
ly important mid most ra.li[l'ul)li>M by Request]
<ltl
.
,
i.»
l
,»
,,re
taking
place
in
the oldest of RECORDEK readerr, l**iug ninety yenra old
and having been among our
r»aili«»? MIIN-NIIHS. jf a v
(km I a e f l t totipntv bM troithy ee» vaqt yet ne.nv year*.
, : 7T~1
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.Z
i
ICev. J. A. Weston, ban re
...
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turned I nun rtiilaoelplan
^ h . ^ |H . U i „
snperin
UMMHI.ETK NI.Ws |'v
'FR
The IVdc of the North Carh-i11a ,'n is?-.
*
BKV4YS (OI.IMN
—o-
» i r o o w-init t o aid 111
,• a jiuper tiiat *hall nefi- i t th »
• eate^t < rv*iit 011 North l a n d . a . !»o matter where it 41113 l«e
'• Then |iat;o .ize
II ihit:!,^r(ju JiV*
tending the publicationol his
,n . "i
» h " t '»"»»"«•-i book in wliit'i he iiiKtertuk.*.
i U.S. mhiirig. nf Oi lando, |y w j|| threaten the |>erpetto er>rtil»hsh that Marshal)
Hp., wis arrested for w ork- nity of free institutions and Net i|i«d in Kowan county
ing on Sunday, he being en- the prosjierity of the people. North Carolina.
gaged in buihl.'iig n chimney The farms are slipping away
inside the house, and not mat from the original owners and
It < m* a EmI.
king anv disturbance. The of- lieing more owned 1»y capital ' flow uii'cl is that «statDeer who arrested him threat ists and corporations. But worth?" sakl owe friend to an
ened to lock him up, hut fi- more of this at another time. other, lis thev ptu«K*-*| a IteiutL
nally agreed to take his word
The farmers should own fill iiiuiis'oii an I extensive and
as a horn) for his appearance their farms, k»ep theni nnein- highly ,*ultivutedground*.
"I ilo not * II ».v hor much it «
before the jsilice court at 10 I in missed, and put them in
wnifh *' was the reply. * hut 1
a. in. on the following day. H highlyliiiproved condition know «' at it osf iis ow ner."
He wan informed that he Three factors entei into* suc "How niueliT"
would he tr*ed liefoietherrim cessful farming,not to multi ' 1' s sou'," wa* tlie *ta fling
inal court, which court WII* p l y t h e m . 1 . E n r i c h t h e reolv. an-! then h<* pnsvede I to
then in session, and at 3. p lands. 2. Diversify t he cmp* Oiaira how exe nsivrly the own
in., hin case was called. The 3 Make ail your home sup er ha I livid- for one object—to
charge was for working on pl..»s. The farmer who r»* build him-elt a ho IN * on earth;
the day commonly called Sun gards these ihree fiimlameii Utterly etiretess of • lie Ii ane on
day. Brother (biddings plead fal laws will prosper under high, and h id di • • nnpviitent
guilty, stating that lie had the smiles of Heaven. Of and siiddt nt v — 8* lect.
observed the seventh day as course he inust he solier. inBrtcWIru'* a.ii o S» rr.
thesahhath for a ntimiier of dusi rious an I prudent. But '1 h • lient km h e in the worM t«»r
years and liad fed lowed his he may be all this and with cuts, bruises, sores. Sillt rlielllU J
lev* rsores, tel ter,
um* Til IN 18 XJ IIu
usual avocations on Sunday, out the thr*v factors named eliilblaiiis, coriis, clta|»|*il h sfhi •.
ami nil
UCJG TO l)HA>\
believing it to be a rival of he may prove a failuie and eruptions, and |io*itively cures
piles, or no pay require I 11 is
the Lord'sSnhbnth,and that never he inde^rnlent
II e
TRADE!
guaranteed t o give|erlect sufirto observe it was to pay hoin will l>e probably in debt to fuction or in o n e y refunded.
-o
ng» to the powers that set ii his merchant and behind gen Price 2-"» rents per t»ox. For sal*'
by 4V. L. Hryuu.
up. The judge then read a erally.
I MEAw bumw£
section of I lie laws of Florida
If lie willcnrieh his lands he
TEE SOBTU r CAR0LIXA
which imposes a fineoi ^"i O . have excellent crops III good
-o
College of
for doing annuel labor on seasons. Why shall a farmer
Agriculture and
1 rotn now until the first <
the first dav r>f the week, cofn make three barrels of corn to
Mechanic Arts.
monly called Sunday a n d i the acre when he tnuv mak»
of A pill I will sell in.v stock
said: *'1 suppose yon did mil eight, ten nrtilteen or twenty Oil a s Three Technical Cours
know that there was such »t barrels? Why shall he make es: The Course in /grirul
CLOTIIIN
lnw. You would not persist a quarter of a hale o| cotton, Mile; The Course in Saeiice;
I he Course in Mechanical und
in working on Sunday after or a half hale when he could Civil Engineering.
—AND *
knowing that this law exists make one hale or more?
Each course is broad and,
) A 'I
would you?" Brother (lid
The thing to be learned and thorough, ami the iristitu ( I \ K* IJ (
uiivv/iii
dings stated that lie under acted up. HI is to muke in fion is now e<|iidi|ied for ex
stood there was such a law, abil'aiaiice your own ma eel lent work, Ex|saises ver\
,\t ^ 0 p e r c e n t a b o v e
moderate. For calalogues,
and that ho ivonhl| n e v e r nures and give the lands address.
think (d breaking one of the y o n c u l t i v a t e a d r e s s i n g
Amj\. Q. Ilolladii.v, l 'n »s.
State laws, unless it come in w i t h i t . d r o i t r e s u l t s
Rn'eigh. N C.
COST!
c inflict with the laws of(h»d, ha ve followed when the wise
which, in this case, it did. lie farmer enriched his lands
-*OX THE HKALIM or THE EATIORH—
then read from the Bible: Ex. with stable and other ma
otanic Blood Balm
20,8—11, showing his nn nures of the farm. We have
TNI MUt MTTItraX liniT IM
tliorit.v for observing tlie sev i known a farmer to run
All Skin and Blood Diseases]
entli dav. ami after showing the product of land planted
••H i up
that Sunday was a sign of in corn from four barrels to
the blood, and never fall*
to cure the most Inveterate
the power designated as the ten Parrels on upland, ami
BLOOD AND SKIN DIS
beast, lie read Rev. 14:0—11 this was done in three or
EASES, if direction* are fol
lowed. Thou*and* of gratesetting forth the judgment four years. Every particle
I ful people sound Its praises
and attest its virtues.
to he visited on nil w ho know of the manure was made at
tWWRITE for Book of Wotiingty worship the benst. He home. The rich stable and
derfol Cares, sent free on ap
t l i f h r e f c i r e d t h e m t o t h e hog f*»n manures will last in
plication.
to the raise of the three He their effects upon lands for
If not kept by your local druggist,
brew children, stating that three ot four years. He is send #1.00 for large bottle, or #5 00
for six bottle*,
-Ohis ense wns n parallel one. indee I a wise, prudent, mde- sent, freight paland medicine will be
J, by
Ri.oon nun re., iiuau,u.
If you don't think I mean i
nnd •hat he would only an iwndent farmer who relies up
swer n« they did.
on his own resources, and by
come nnd look through 111;
By this time the majority tact and energy produces at
of the people present began home manorrs enough t o
t THE gTANPAW)STOCK
to see that there was some impiove and shengflien ev
thing unusual presented i n ery foot oHand hecultivates.
t wont cost you one cent
this ense, nnd the signs of Do not cultivate poor land.
you flont pur-hase.
levity which were general Resolye to enrich it by dili
I I MVC n Inrgp s f f»«-k
heumit:; REMEBTI want to get i i«l of it l»efoi
when brot her (»iddings l>ega n gence in the production of
fl w xii«txln»d Its rppntatton lor M
•
his defense, had alldisappear home manures. Do this, and
w beirwr toe ataii'lard irmeOy for tha O
spring.
'Hiick and permanent rare of Rh^ninn A
ed. The Judge also seemed when yanr money COITIPS
SAli
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
ENDORSED BY
Pf-OF A. L METZ, P. H. 6,
of Medical Pifnnotai TuUoa lsl.m«y
of
who .ttfti aorafnl analyMa,
proauaatr. it o par* Crraoi Tartar foadtr,
which he cheer tally rataaotadt to (ha
yhllr.
**THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"
'\l RC, WHOLCSOMI aae POWERFUL
YohWiBtlL Aftk Grocer Far It.
New ORLCAHO,
b u L F M FG. CO^
CACTERINE
• TAKE THE
Jnicago and Alton R. I
OOI NO
West and Northwest.
Emigrants going to any ot tin
W astern States or Txrritorier
Hill Knvu t iin** and 111 onev gfiing
via. Clii'-ago and Mtoii route
t is the <]uiekest route to
^
:ANSAS
Finest nnd llost fa/nififtetj
Road in t ho West.
Only line running Solid Ye»t;
•ml trains etweeu St. Loo is
anil K.insm* "itv. '
'
Reeliiiing air cars and Tour
iHtepers ee t>f extra charge
1 will nice parties at any railroad station with through tickets
ami hagginre checks.
For full iuformntiof.rmaps ana
descripJve pamphlets of tht
West write to or call 011
fl. A. NEWLAXP.
Traveling Passenger Agt., 1
ID Patton Ave., Asheville, X. C
J. CLLAKLTON, fi. P. A
Chicago. 111.
row "Vft»>-r<»»A,
In<i!sr*Ji.)n. cfltl Sfcxajtrft dv «4 a <mt
N"Ws anh Observer: Wash
ington evidently did not earn
t.) secure, the ''graceful ap
preciation" of this General
Assembly when he was ready
to marry. If he h»d marrieo
a mtdntto, his name might
have hpen almost as highly
res|*»cted as that Douglass
was yesterday.
Biblical Recorder: We were
t . hav^visits from State
Senator Farthing from WaThe Rutherford Democtat
tanga brethren Bahh of Her f
Icarnn that Judge \\\ v.
ffird f)»nl Ea t f>n«>t Morehenfl.
Hoke, f»f Lincolnton i> ?*oon
i Monday. Bro. Farthing in
t o fie rmiriied t o MiwiGfir.
formed ns that his aged fadof. daughter of Senator
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CITY, DENYEIT,
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much imiiresseri, and stated
that he would postpone the
sentence in this case until
next court and take the mat
ter into considerltion.
Brethren wt-hare come to
the time when we shall have
to defend the position we hold
before the rulers of the land.
May the fyotd fill ns with his
wisdom and guide ns in all
things to His glory.
One who is opposed to re
ligions persecution by t h e
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THURSDAY
Major
MAECH 28 1895,
S O . 21
once began the practice and his p a r t y .
.lew might g o t o the sytia- Christ. Jesus arose ou tlr°
teaching of la w.
As a man he was a most gogueon theSabbath. There first d a y of the week; he apIS THE BEST.
After a Protracted Illness He Passed
O T FOR A KINO.
Away Tuesday.
lu 1875 Major Bingham j agreeable and pleasant gen- fore, a Sabbath day's jour- pea red t o the dici pies on the
. CORDOVAN,
rgri.-H* rwiMri i rn CALF.
represented Watauga county tleman. He was jovial and ney was only a b o u t a mile, fii^t d a y of the week; Paul
FHK CALF l KANGAROCI
Statesville Landmark, 21 HL
in t h e constitutional conven- good-natured, and had much A man was found picking u p preached a t Troasand broke*
* 3.5? P0UCE.3SOLES.
Major Harvey Bingham
tion, and in 1 8 7 6 was elected of the milk of human kind- sticks on the Sabbath once, bread on the first day of the
died a t his home in States
5 £. $ I. 7 .? BCYS'SCHOOlSiiOti
t o t he S t a t e Senate fro n the ness in his bosom. He pro- and was stoned t o death, week; let every one of you
ville Tuesday a t 12.10 p. m.
• LADIE3*
district in which Watauga fesseg religion in early life See Num. 15;32-36. If we lay by him in sto'-e etc., on
_««SO«2 #1 '9
He had been F failing health
was then embraced. He de and soon after the war join- ha ve t h e law Sabbath, let us the first clay of the week,and
8«TP0N60^
for two o r three years and
. T SEND FOR CATALOGUE
PW-1- • a 0\jGr
clined a re-election.
ed t h e Methodist church, of have t h e penalties too. 1 he J o h n was. in the Spirit o n .
BROCKTOH^MASS.
for several months all hope
Oyer One Million People year the
In February, 1882, Major which h e remained a consis- Jews were commanded t a the Eord s day. Ignatius,
ot his recovery had been
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Bingham moved t o States t a n t member. Idealizing, per keep t h e S a b b a t h in remem- pastor a r Antioeli a t the All our shoes are equally satisfactory
p r a e t i e a 11 y a b a n d o n e f d.
the
ville. He was induced t o haps even before his friends brance o f their deliverance close of the first century, and They give the best value forstylemoney.
They equal custom shoes In
and tit.
Death was due t o a form of
qualities are unsurpassed.
come here by J . S. Adams, did, t h a t his end was near, h" f r o m bondage in Egypt, eofemporary with the anofe- Their wearing uniform,—.stamped on sole.
The prices are
Bright*s disease.
to fj saved over other makes.
1 he Sabbath tie J o h n , says; "Let ovefv . From Sidealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
Esq., now or Asheville, who did n o t repine. H e met death Dent. 5;15.
' If your
Major Bingham was born
was a t t h a t time solicitor of Bra velv and passed peaceful- w a s also a sign betwe en (iod one t h a t loves < brist keep Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agrut to
on a farm in Watauga county
f° tlU v i a , i t j
this district, and after coin lv t o the court of the Most mud the h o u s e <>i' IsrarJ. the Lord's day, the queen of wrU^at'oneo
February 13th, 1839, and
Therefore t h e design of the days, the resurrection day,!
—
ing here he was a law part High.
was therefore 5 0 years old on
ner of Mr. Adams up t o the Deceased leaves a wife and Jewish Sabbath can apply t o the highest of all days. Let
the 1 3 t h of Inst. February.
lime the l i t t e r left States seven children—five daughters » ° People on earth except the us no more Sabbath ize, but
At the age of 1 8 lie had a
ville. Soon after coming t o and two sons. His married Jews. < hrist himself sustain let us keep the Lord's day in
very limited education—only
Statesville he was elected the daughter, Mrs. Summers, of , J d his diciples in their viola- which o u r life arose." ,Bar
such a s could be acquired in
presiding justice of the Infer Wilkesboro, was telegraph- r » ( >n ( jf the Jewish Sabbath, nabas, Justin. Mart.vs. Clem
the common schools of t h a t
i o r Court of this county and ed for a few days ago and all whieli he would not ha ye ents, Origen, Tertullian and
d a r . Having a thirst fur
held th«? position till the his family were with him I done, if i t was t o be binding many others testify t h a t the
knowledge he hiiod himself
summons 0 1 1 his people under the new first day of the week was the
court was a ool felled "in the when the final
The management of the
t o a neighbor t o split rails t o
Equitable Life Assurance
Idispensation. 1 mean the in- d a y observed by the early
spring of 1885. In 1888 he (? a f ne.
get money t o go t o school,
was a candidate [orthe Dem
The funeral services were stance ot their plucking the christians a s the Sabbath, £ Society in the Department of
While engaged in this labor
conducted from the Metho-1earsof °orn on the Sabbath T h e Seventh Day Adventists * the Carolinas, wishes to seocratic congressional nomin
nm
he built and lived in a tent
ation in this district and Ire dist church a t 1 0 o'clock yes It is s o strange t h a t some make great a d o a b o u t the £ cure a few Special Resident
on the mountain so a s t o be
dell delegates were instru cted terday morning by the pas people areso.prone to mix up Roman Catholics legalizing y Agents. Those who are fitted
near his work. With the
£ for this work will find this
for him, but he was defeated tor. Rev. Dr. Atkins, assist the new dispensation with the first day of the week a s
money thus obtained he went
by Hon. John S. Henderson. ed by Revs. Webb and Wil the old. The Savior said it the Sabbath, and t h a t we
t o school a t Taylorsvilie,
Soon after Mr. L. C. Cald son and Dr. Wood. Mr. L. was not wise to patch an old o u g h t not t o observe it on i* It is work, however, and those $
Tenn.. one session and one
well came t o Statesville he 0 . Caldwell made remarks garment with a new piece of t h a t account. The first day
who succeed best in it possess
session a t New Hope Aca
a n d Major Bingham formed eulogistic of tlie deceased. cloth, o r to put new wine in of the week was observed a s £ character, mature judgment,
demy, Wilkes county. The
a Taw partnership which was The interment w a s , a t Oak- to old bottles. The Old Tes the christian Sabbath long x tact, perseverance, and the X
l a t t e r school was then con
continued up to a few weeks wood cemetery. The pall tament scriptures are not before the Roman Catholic 5 respect of their community.
ducted b y the late Hugh
Think this matter over care
ago.
bearers were Messrs. YYT D. binding upon christians ex church had any existence.
Stoke. At the end of the ses
fully. There's an unusual
Major Bingham was in Turner. J A. Hartness, L. C. cept s o far a s the principles The Catholic church had no
sion a t New Hope his money
opening for somebody. If it
many respects; a s ' h i s brief Cabiwell, H. P. G.ier. B. P . and doctrines of the Old are organized existence till near
J; '
was exhausted and he expect,
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
r<'affirmed in the New, and 6 0 0 years after Christ. The
history herein given shows, Young and W. C. Feimster.
ed t o have t o quit school,
ther information on request.
a remarkable man. H 1 was
A good man has gone, is the New is silent a s t o a Sab fact t h a t Rome legalized the
b u t on the closing dav he
W.J. Roddey, Manager,
in the truest sense what is the universal verdict, of the bat 1 , with any such restric first day of the week a s the
made a speech which so im
Rock Hill, S. C.
commonly termed 'hi self community. Peace t o his tion and penalties a s the chiistmu Sabbath has no
pressed Sydney Stokes, a
Old. Christians keep Sunday, weight with well informed
made man."' His education ashes.
c
brother of the principal, t h a t
o r the first day of the week, people.
and icgal learning were a t
I'ROFESSIONA I.
he told young Bingham t o
in meihorv of Christ's t-esur
TIIESARBATH.
Then the Seventh Day Ad
tabled practically by his own
continue in school and he
notion from the (bad. His ventists are rather young t o
IV . B. COUNCIL!., JR.
efforts;*,,-md considering the Editor Democrat:
would pay his tuition. Mr.
tact t h a t lie began his educa Recently there appeared in resurrection was the crown set themselves up a s nntlrirATTORNEY AT LAY.
Bingham did s o b u t after
tion rather late in life and the columns of vour paper i n g event of his atoning iry for keeping the Seventh
waid, when he had made inon
Boone, N. C.
married before lie h a d fin an anonymous commnniea work. I t is not denied" that instead of the first day. They
ev of his own, he repai 1 Mr.
ished it, thus taking t o him tion from Mast.N. C., purpor Jesus arose from the dead o r originated a s a sect in 1844.
\V. B. COUNC1LL, M. D.
Stoke£.
self the burden of a family be ting t o be n recital ot a court t he .first day of the week. The Seventh Day Baptist
Whileattf ruiing this school
Boone, N. C.
fore he had even prepared trial in Florida, in which a Therefore this day has been d a t e hack t o about the mid
Mr. Bingnam was married to
himself tor a profession—we man was prosecuted (your more highly honored than dle of the sixteenth century, Resident Phvsiciaiv ' Office
Miss Nancy Ann Miller, of
.on King Street n q r t h of P o s t
say considering these things correspondent w anted t o put a n y other day. Certainly it and therefore are too young Office.
/
Wilkes county, a t the age ot
which the world would re it persecuted) for working on is the day t o worship in the t o he regarded a s authority.
2 2 . In the spring of 61 lie
gard a s great obstacles—it Sunday. I take it t h a t your congregation of the risen I can't, think the Lord allow
returned t o his farm in Wa
is remarkable t h a t he attain anonymous correspondent is Savior. On the Jewish Sab- ed his people t o grope their
t a u g a and made a crop. In
ed the success in his profes a Seventh Day Ad veil tint, h a t h Jesus Jay in the grave. way in error a s t o the prop
A l /oRNEY A1 LAW,
t h e fall of t h a t year he enter
sion which he did. Disproof who believes in observing S a t Surely this cannot lie the day- er d a y ro be observed a s the
MARION,
N. C
ed the Confederate army,
that, there was something UFdas For the Sabbath. It set a p a r t t o the public wor- christian Sabbath t o the
serving a b o u t two years,
-(o)much above the ordinary in may n o t be wise t o allow the ship of the risen Savior. T h a t ' middle of the sixteenth and
when he was discharged on
ological discussions in secu day a s a Sabbath should be nineteenth centuries. Some AVill practice in the courts ol
the man.
account of ill health. Alter
As a lawyer Major Bing lar newspapers, but w lien one leti in the grave with the wild enthusiast, now and Vataug" Ashe, Mitch. 11, McDovvreturning horn- 1 he organized
a n d all o t h e r c o u n t i e s in t h e
ham stood high and while in side of a question is admit Jewish ordinances t h a t were then, insists or» working on western district fea?" Special atten
a company of home guard,
health enjoyed a good prac ted. a t least, a b r i e f reply nailed t o the cross. The res Sunday,and tin* law, in some don given to the collection o*
in which he served until the
tice. Civil law was his forte from the other ought t o be urrection of Christ was of States, deals with him, and luinis.~^»® „
close of the war. It. was dur
such importance t h a t he left then the Seventh day people
and Ire was what his legal tolerated.
W. B. Connclll M. I). T. C. Blaclibnrn.
ing his service in the home
IF Saturday t he Jewish S a b a n ordinance in the church raise the cry of persecution.
brethren termed a great
Boone, X. C.
Zionvill", X. C.
guard, we infer, t h a t he ob
"common-law lawyer." His hath, is binding on chris t o memorialize it. In bap They apparently avail them
tained the title of major, by
knowledge of common law tians, then circumcision and tism we have a picture of selves of t h a t means t o ad
which h e was familiarly
was surprising and it is said the Jewish passovei must be Christ's burial and resurrec vertise themselves.
known during his residence
I. YV. THOMAS.
t h a t in this lie equalled if he binding also. The Jewish S a b tion, and of our death t o Sin
in Statesville.
Calls attended at all
b a t h was a part of theMosa and o u r faith in f lie future March 20th '95.
did n o t surpass any of his
Desiring t o get o u t of the
ic economy, given in the wil resurrection of our bodies. Those who never read the hours.
brethren in this State. He
way of the bushwhackers
was not an orator and did derness, and if it is binding, If we keep the Seventh day,, ; U jvertisemcnts in theirnews- June 1 , '93.
who infested the mountain
n o t rank high a s a n advo then all the rest must be too. in memory of what d o we' papers miss more than they E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
counties, in 1865 Major Bing
.
. Q
rTf*nrn
cate, but some of his efforts T h " Bible teaches t h a t we a re keep it? I t must lie in :iiem-> presume. Jonathan Keniham moved 1 o Buncombe
under grace and not under ory of t l . e d e l i v e r a n c e o f I s - * > n , o f B o l w i , W o r t h c o u n t y , I | fly ! I & H r l l i H t H i
before juries attracted atten
u , 1 ° h a d l ' « ' n tronbcounty. Being still desirous
tion. Probably the last suit law. Christ is tlie end of the ruel from Kryptianbi.orfuge.'
*
. . n ,!ed with rheumatism in his ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
r,
of bettering his education he
, arms and shoulders,
in which he appeared, a civil law for rigteousness. By the But one says, we keep it 1
BOONE, N. C.
attended school for a time a t
case in Wilkes county last deeds of the law no flesh shall memory of the Seventh day cp.^j an item in his paper
Sandy Hill Academy, seven
Special attention given
year, his address t o the jury he justified. Whosoever is jus of creation. It is true Hod a b o u t how a prominent Ger- to the collet ion ofclaims.
miles west of Ashr yille, and
was remarked upon a s sup tified bv the law, is fallen rested from til his works o n i m a n citizen of F t . Madison
also taught one session of
n f - d i - w aTd'to a - . i a . t a t o . « n .
erb and attracted much at from Kr.-K-e. If thrjewwb S o b l t h a t d»y. and blewed »"<< iSd
• school in Buncombe. H e
words; ' I t corSC
tention. After he became a t,nth is binding on us. then sanctified that dny but did
then moved back t o Boone
right up.
H e also Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and id Head,
1 a. w y e r Major Bingham i t s penalties are too. No one. not command any body cine
a n d taught school for a year
dr!ge"h'
must s o much a s kindle a tire t o observe it. SeeGeu. 2;2 3 . savs: A neighbor and his ^ c e n t e ^ b o x *
o r two. Having decided t o t a u g h t a law school and pre on t h e Sabbath, or Seventh Then it mtwt be t h a t the wife were both sick in bed
pare d ] a rge ii u m b e rs o f y o u n g
W 1 tn l licnina>
study law he moved t o his
l neu n,)y j i t 5 o t r y ^ Cady't Conditioa Powdcnt
men for the bar; and his pu d a y ., He, must not bear .any 1 Seventh Dav Adventists with was o v r t o ism. house uirl Theyn tone tip the system, aid digestion, cure
...
Lt
*11,
r»
.
ftiv
farm in the country and in
were so had tlmt he ^°esofappetite,relieve constipation, comv-t
pils always stood well in the burden whatever. " Abide ye some o^yentii Day baptist
t h e intervals of tending his
pveiy mmt in his place, let no (are keeping Sabbath ii^u eiu- ' h l M j t c ' d o the cooking. I
examinations before the Su
crops read law a t odd times,
preme Court. In politics man go out of his ploje on j ory of the deliverance of the told him of Chamberlain's cents per packa^. For sale by druggists.
H e studied along and had
*
Major Bingham was an ear t h e Seventh day." Ex. 16;36. Jews from Egyptian bond- Pain Balm a n d how it had
little assistance, not reciting
I t was death by the linv t o age. Better keep tbe tiret cured inr, lie p;o ured a l>ot - j
a*.
more than a dozen times t o nest Democrat and in every travel on the Sabbath. I t d a y of the week o r t h e L o r d v l ? l e " f | f
t h e , n ?'*
n?7,. I'll iDOIIIHS trade mark ke^p * atsed reu Dnca Genuine Lai
..til
All dealerj ana *1 per 1 >ic- on wrepper.
in
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a n y one. At the age of 3 0 c impaign before his health was finally allowed H i l t a , d a y , in memory of the risen f a week. \Y.i T fj. IBi \ an
or sa|e pv
lie obtained license and n t ; buled he took t m *u«;np Mr,
HARVEY RINGHAM DEvo.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
Does This i!
I Hit You? |
|A Rare Opportunity
J. F MORPHftiW,
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
�SUITRICKLVTIOX HA 1 k. -
Every farmer ought toj
stHOOi. AX.>01 SCEME.M
1. L.
1'. iilVlul
• 1 / plant out a lull crop of every
L'.HHH-TTL, IM
Elk Pa-kj w<v School will open at New thing this spring and in-)
o w r T h i s wtek arranging t o River Academy March 18th, crease his stock Df cattle
—J
ToTHC WATACIU DKMOC'RAT.
1 3opy 1 year....,
,....$1.00 |,nV4, uniterial changes made
•J1-' on the Blowing Hock Hotel
3 mouths
which is now oxvned by Uoun
ADVERTISING KATES.
... cill, Taylor & Co.
0 months
1 inch 1 week
1
1 month
1 « 3
1 " 6 "
1 " 1 vear
1 column 1 week
1
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1 month
ii "
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$ . t .->
1.75 —Otir Senator, W. H. Farr'JJJJI
5 00 tiling, hail the misfortune t o
7 00 H>He tiis rxicket hook in Ral9.00 eigh just before he left there
13.50 containing" $175. The morn•>". (j()
oV-,J hers of the Legislature made
50 00 up a purse ol $100 and pre
1895. Tuition ranges from
75c. to $2 [HU* month. Sj»ec
ial drill for teachers. Board
|>er month £5 to $(>.
W. M. FRANCUM. Prim
sheep and hogs. Fix lo live
in<|e|>eiidant, have plenty to
eat and feed your stock with
This will cure hard times bet
ter than Fusion legislation.
y
Sou e of the best legal tal
ent of State say that Gover
nor Can* had the constitu
tional light to make the ap
PEOPLE
pointment of Judges lor the
CAROL! N A S .
criminal courts instead of the
OF THc SOUTHEAST
• lection by the legislature.
Chmrlotte
Bakes
announcement
The matter will go to the Su Theot more than Observerinterest.en By special
ordinary
arrangement with the publishers ot that
preme Court.
sented it t o him.
Entered at the Postoffieeat
-We are requested 1o say
Boone, N. C., as second-class t h a t D. Hill Dougherty, of
' greatest ot all reference libraries. The
EacfdoptBdim iir itmanica, ninth (latest)
mail matter.
edition, we are enabled for a short time to place
Yerger, N. C., is agent for tin
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celebrated Deering Mowing How nicely Hood's Snrsaparilla
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And is the only complete and unabridged edition
—Chattanooga plows are
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date. That some sort of an Encyclopedia is
the best.
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ble figures by calling on him body so that all moves smooth
great BriTannica Is the very best Encyclo
—Ferry's garden seeds for
ly and work becomes delight. If
pedia. none will deny. Only its great cost—
— Some ot our merchants you are weak, tired and nervous,
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Siaj for the Scribner Edition. S*oo for the
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Edinburgh Edition—has prevented its purchase
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Itself needs no endorsement. For 119 years it
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i t is anothei girl.
gooa crop of every, thing
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— We are very sad t o hear t h a t you can raise. Go t o
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of the death of Mrs. W. S work in earnest put in every
ing Hock, is the huppy fath
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e r of a tiny baby girl.
Encyclopedia has given Ten Thousand Dollars
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page for written matter. The fact that
in the Baptist church hereon day night and was buried on ply i t j n the right place. Try $3,000,000
Sunday. Mrs. Farthing was t o pay us something on your
next Sunday a t 11, a . in.
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a Miss Taught, of Johnson subscription by court. We
labor of a.eoo of the world's greatest scholars,
—Bring four raw fuis, and county, Tenn. She was a
tells the story of Its exalted superiority. Over
will be compelled t o have
American authors were employed on
beeswax t o Johnson, Edmis- most excellent lady, leaves
American subjects and American institutions.
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ten & Co. Blowing Hock, several children and a devot
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The Dlseovery Saved Her Life.
of special mention,
t o mourn for her We great Mr. G. Caillouette,Druggist Bn
1. A thorough equipment of new maps up to
— W. L. Bryan is agent for
date, costing S,
to produce.
varia, HI., snys: To Dr. King's
r.het/hatrauooga chilled plow ly sympathize with the hus
a. The American Copyright Articles, re
New Discovery I owe my life. Was
written to date hv eminent American writers. In
and sells them a t factory band and little ones in their taken with Lft Grippe and tried
other respects this Edition Is word for word,
g r e a t bereavement.
W e all the physicians lor miles aline for line, page for page, identical with the
prices.
expensive Edinburgh Edition, costing SI.00
know how terribly sad it is. bout, hut of no avail and w n s
per volume.
—We want txvo bushels of
). Rut the crowning feature of this Edition
Mrs. Farthingdied with pneu given up and was told I could
timothy seed and two bush
Is it« American Additions and Revisions,
not lix-e. Having Dr. King's Newin nia lever.
prepared under the supervision of that widely
Discovery in my store I sent for
els of red top seed. Who jnn
known Encyclopedic Editor. W. H. DEPUY.
a bottle and began its use and
D.D.. LL. D.. assisted by a corps of trained
supply us?
from the first dose began to get
writers, thoroughly revising the eetlre work
From Rjlmore, Fla.
to date.
better, and after using three hot—Look o u t for a large Edior Democrat'.
Not only are all Scientific and Historical
Ik's was up and about again. It
Subjects brought absolutely up to date, but a
s c h o o l " a i l " in our next issue. Perhaps the readers of your is worth its weight in gold. We
vast fund of new Information is added, relating
Prof. Yarboro intends t o in paper would liketo know how won't keep store or house with
to the material, social, Industrial and educational
progress of the world, together with many
out it.'' Get a free trial bottle at
terest you if possible.
the cold weather this winter
thousand New Biographies not in the original
W. L. Brvan's.
Edition r.or In any other Encyclopedia.
—We had a considerable has d o n e u p things in Flori
snow storm on yesterday, da. It has been tne tough The present election law of For a Short Time
This elegant Reference Library will be offered
whr h has made the inudand est, coldest winteralmost ev North Carolina is a '"honey"
to subscribers of THE CHARLOTTB Obsfba B»
at remarkably low Introductory prices, and on
er known here.
slush still worse.
d i t t o the county government.
terms so easy as to seem almost Indlcrwus.
There are four styles of binding, and all
— W. L. Bryan is preparing The principal part of the These two and the late Hon.
styles have double-hinged, flexible backs,
orange trees are killed down negro Douglass and the late
sewed precisely like an Oxford Teacher's
t o make some nice improve
Bible, so that they are durable and conveniont.
ments oil the building be t o 1 he ground. The vegetable addition of the "niggers" acIt Is an actual fact that this book is more
crop in South Florida was a- tions by oidei of the august
strongly bound than the Edition which is sold
tween his hotei and store.
for $8.00 per volume.
bout ready t o ship, b u t the speaker t o prevent Demo
Upon application we will send you <f»»crlptio*
(Japt. and T . F . Coffey people lest i t all. About oneand prices of the various styles, and you
may select any style of binding vwi choosa
returned last week from the fourth of the cattle and hogs c r a t s front leaving the Legis
and have the privilege of paying for it at the
lative hall will he very much
•South. They report dull sale" froze a n d starved t o death.
rate of 10 cents a day, half the set being
delivered to vou at once ; or, we will deliver
O u t g o t rid of their stock The loss t o the State is esti talked of in days tojeome.
the entire set of ad volumes on pavmsnt of
$5.00 per month. All charges paid by us to any
some way.
mated a t ten millions of dol
railroad station in the United States.
Cnrc for Headache.
—Jesse Jackson,of Moretz, lars.
THE OBSERVER,
As a remedy for all forms ol
died a t his home last week. Spring seeins to be here headache, Elfctric Hitters lias
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
He had been a great sufferer now ami the people are hope proved to lie the very best. It ef
for many years, being almost ful and a t work again prepar fects a a permanent cure and the
most dreadful habitual sick head
V*ing for crops.
helpless from rheumatism.
ache yield to its influence. We
V
600
0,000
urge all who are afflicted to pro.
cure a bottle, and gi\*e this renieedy a fair trial. Incases of ha
bitual constipation Electric Hit
ters cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few ca
a t t a c k s of bilious colic t o ses long resist the use of this med
—We a r e sorry indeed t o learn t h a t prompt relief may icine- Try it onee. Large bottles
only fifty cents at W. L. Bryan's
note the fact t h a t friend John he had by taking Chamber store.
J. F. MCBRIDE.
—We hear it rumored that
March 15, 1895.
there will be quite a popular
couple married at Yalle Cru
It will be an agreeable sur
cis this week, but we with
prise t o persons subject t o
hold the names at present.
Hardin, of Ashe, was stricken
w i t h paralysis some days
since and is now in a critical
condition.
—J. M. Dougherty, of Ba
ker's Gap, Tenn., was over
k Monday. He reports mat
on
ers rather dull, but thinks
the prospects are brighten
ing somewhat.
—Johnson,Edmisten & Co.
of Blowing Rock wishes t o
say t o the people t h a t ttv»y
a r e just receiving their spring
stock of goods. Come one,
come all and see them.
l
—Owing t o a contemplat
ed change in my business, I
will sell my present stock of
goodsat. cost t o cash buyers
from now until the 1 0 t h day
of May, 1895. This is your
opportunity for cheap goods.
\Y. L. BRYAN.
Poor
Health
lain's Colic, Cholera and Dia
rrhoea Remedy. In many
instances the attack may be
prevented by taking 1 his rem
edy a s soon a s the first sym
ptoms of the disease appear.
Twenty-five and fifty cent
bottles for sale by W. L. Bry
an.
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
o
Statssville Marble Works.
0
II you a re in earnest about. Want ing the best Monument
<>r Tombstone, for the least money, be sore t o write t o me,
a s I bnv direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
ploy the very best woiktneti, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
©^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
and give tne a call o r write for prices.
c. B. WEBB Sfatesvil'e, N. C.
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
YALLE (III (IS
ACADEMY.
In the sequestered valley of the Watauga, a t Valle Cru
ris. will be opened (D. A .) on the first Monday in February
1895, a n institution for the higher education of pupils of
both sexes, under the direction of the following teachers:
.xl. JONES, Superintendent.
F KOFESSOR W. MONROE FRANCUM.
P KOFESSOR V A LENT! N E.
Three departments xvill be organized, and scholars ful
ly instructed in the following branches a t the rates specifi
ed :
CLASSICAL. $3.00 per Month, including Latin, Greek,
Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics, Calculus,
Surveying. Fhvsies, Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Mental a n d
Moral Philosophy, etc.
I NTERMEDIATE; $2.00 per Month,including Arithmetic
History, Geography, Physiology and Grammar.
PRIMARY, $1.00 per month.
(Special arrangements may be made for additional
studies.)
As this Institution embraces in its curriculum all the
studies usually taught in the ordinary colleges, and a t
greatly reduced rates, xve ask the citizens of Watauga a n d
adjacent counties to avail themselves of the advantages
thus offered t o their children.
Excellent board may be obtained a t the neighboring
farm houses, the highest rates not eta ceding seven dollars
per month.
Reference t o the climate* is unnecessary. The croxvds
t h a t throng Blowing Rock, Boone, Linville, ect . all within
a few miles of the school, bear testimony tu the exceeding
beaIt!)fulness offthe surroundings.
SEW YEAB GEEETISSS
Yes. the old year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
Hid troubles, and the Nexv Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
is, a it ci xve all should make the best use of it possible. T h e
va.v t o <!o that is t o uegin righ' a n d keep right the y e a r
- hrough.
You can do this h\ doing all your trading o u r i t ^ the
year a t my store, where you will find a complete ljrife of gen
•ml merchandise, nil a t t he
war cwEST prides:
I xvill sell for strictly pay doxvb during r \ he $ ear 1895. by
so doing 1 can sell you much cheapei gfhan on < redit. For
instance good sole leather a t 21c.. by the side good coffee
20c. a lb., sugar 1 7 lbs for $1 0 0 , 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ahimance
sts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts bv the
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, xvor*t«»d.' dress flannels, cashmers. shoes—yes the larges hot of shoes ever seen in this
part of the county, very ln\4;. Call and see them, you will
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bissell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows* xvater piping etc.,
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
WANTED: Com, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, d r y
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices. Please
give meyour trade this year, and I xvill certainly sell y o u
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
prosperous and happy New Year. I a m
Tours Anxious to piease,
t
.WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
We will be glad when the 'means so much more than '
proceedings of late Legisla- 'you imagine—serious and'
will be in the back ground. 'fatal diseases result from'
We will then try t o give out- 'trifling ailments neglected.'
. ' Don't play with Nature's'
readers other and better lit
Of
, ' greatest gift—health
erature t h a t will no doubt be
If yon are feeling
out of sorts, weak
more interesting t o a great
and generally ex
hausted, nervous, ,
majority our readers.
have no appetite ,
Josiah Turner makes a bill
and can't work,
I s now engaged in the manufacture and sale of o valu
begin at once tak
against the State for balance I recotnmendjChamberlain's
able medicine, knoxvn a s the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
ing the most Telia-,
Flo stre"gthening
due him some 1 8 years a g o Fain Balm for rheumatism,
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
riedu i .e,which is
Browr's Con Bit
tion.
a s printer. Printers have a lame back, sprains and swel
ters. A few bot
tles cure—lienefit
This xvonderful medicine is highly recommended for (iscomes from the
way of counting work by em lings. There is no better lin
very first ctoit—it
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
toe* i stain jomr
q u a d a n d q u a d e m . T h e iment made. I have sold oirrtk, and it's
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. I t is
ver 1 0 0 bottles o t i t this year
pleasant lo take.
claim has been presented t o
pure, simpie, cheap and effective, i t is recommenied by
and all were pleased who used
every Democratic legislature it. J . F. Pierson, druggist,
the phxsicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
It Cures
cines on the market.
and refused but our reform South Chicago. III. I t is for
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
legislature allowed Josiah sale bv W. L. Bryan.
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
\
'Constipation, Bad Blood
y with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
$1,000 the difference between
Nervous ailments £ post paid t o any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
We are glad t o note a gen » Malaria,
em quad and quad em. The
Women's compiaints.
«; pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it . nd be convinced that
old man Josiah is now a Re eral revival of business since
Get only the genuine—H has crossed red J
xve are not trying to humbug you.
RESPE( IFT'LI R.
' lines on the wrapper. All others are s»ib- *
On
two 2c. staw , s « e
publican and in consequence the Dad winter has passed off ' stitutes set receipt of Beautiful World's t
will send
of Teo
7 H E M O U X T A I S M K D I t l l L O M E ANY
k
his claim xvas thought just We look for better times, fi ' Fsir Views and book—fr-e.-IV0-E. M0- A, Zionville, N. P., 8<q»t. 6, 1894.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BAl
nancially.
and proper.
>1
TNE MOUNTAN MEGKXCOPAKY
ZIGNVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
4
f
�OBITi ARY.
fe lei a t e soldier, and desei ves
In memory of sister Nannie
o u r Populist friends t o deny
it does not better the out t o he honored with nl! o n r A Farthing wife of brother
A\X0bW< LSILAT °FOR 1895.
J hur*dnj. Mar. -8, 1895. rage. We know our Popu fallen braves. l i e has been W. S. Farthing.
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1895 and closes J line 2 1 s t
The subject of this sk**t< h
list friends will not endorse ! confined with rheumatism for
1895. The serond session will oj>en Aug. 6 t h 1 8 9 5 and
The Populist p a r t y will t h e resolution when they a r e 1 a b .ut 1 3 years and during was born March 1 1 , 1863. in close De**. 24th.
41
now (liens its main object has convinced of its being a fact. t h e last three years h a s been the S t a t e of leini.. Johnson
FACULTY.
' unable to walk. He profess- county.
been accomplished. Marion
Rev. J . H. Y'arhoro. Piiucipal. Miss J . May Y'urboro
Onr relation with S p a i 11 I - i -J
-i .1.*
j^be professed religion and will
ed religion and :
en reugKMi uiw joined the
- —
- in charge of the Primary and Intermediate, deparfcButler is now in the United
seems t o be somewhat strain
S t a t e s S e n a t e . T h i s i s ed over the attack of th-t M. E. Church South in the joined the Baptist Church a t meiits, and she will also have charge of the music departvear 1876. The writer had Pleasant Grove Johnson Co.. nient. Othei competent and experienced teachers w ill beem
enough. T h e Republicans
Spanish war vessel on t h e A1 the pleasure of visiting him Term., at the early ageof 1 6 ployed a s the school muy inquire.
have been t o o shrewd for the
TERMS.
liance, a merchantman, pass many times, during his long and lived a consisten ( hris
Populists. Butler takes his
TUITION in thf Primary Department $1.00.
ing on its way from Colon to con fin nen t. A n d abvays tain life until h e r death,
place in the Senate with Jeter
HIGHER ENGLISH
!
$2.00.
New York. The Spanish com found him hearing his afflic-i which o'-cured March 1 6 .
ACADEMIC
$2.50 t o $ 3 00.
Pritchard on the Republican
mander of the gun-boat fired
uUSIC
$ 2 50.
tion patiently. He had all 1895, being 3 2 years and 4
side and will vote with Jeter
on the Alliance and pursued the care t h a t a loving family d a y s old a t the time of h» r
a n d other Senators. S o we
B ^ R o a r d in good families, include g light, fuel a n d
her over twenty miles. This and kind neighbors could give death. Onr sister was mar necessary conveniences, j>er month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
have a great reform handed
occuired on the Cuban sea. him. D ii r i n g his last ill ried a t the age of 1 8 , and
t o us by the Fusion Depart
For any information not herein contained apply t o t h e
Capt. Grossman, jt the Alli ness Bro. Jackson told his was ever devoted t o her hus
ment a t Raleigh. The fusion
Piiucipal, Boone, N. 0 .
ance,. rep arts the affair to family and friend* t h a t lie band and t o his interests. His
mongrel crowd has given us
Navy authorities a t Wash was anxious foi thesummons burdens she helped t o hear
r »*«#«*•••••••••••••
two Republican United States
ington. Secretary Oresham t h a t should call him t o the and hi* sorrows were hers t o
Jt?
Senators, an increase taxes
immediately demands a n a p everlasting City. At last t h e share. She was the mother
o f four cents on the $100
Bad soda spoils good flour. •
ology and cause for such a n g r e a t enemy (or maybe of eight children, fi v e of
worth of property, establish
unusual attack on our ships, friend) came. Then his spirit whom survive he'*, three have
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
ed two new criminal circuit
and unless Spain immediate rook its flight. He ha s gone gone on before and aiv now
only ia packages.
•
courts against t h e solemn
ly makes a men i s in a proper t o dwell where, '"They shall free from ti on bleu ml bereave bearing this trade
protest of the counties com
way she will hear something hunger no in o r e, neither ment. While we have sus
It costs no ntore than inferior package soda
posing thdse circuits which
•drap ' It is very probable thirst anymore; neither shall tained a great loss a ad alio
—never spoils the flour—always keeps soft.
ther light has been removed
will cost the taxpayers a t the
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
t h a t Spain will d o the lair the sun light on them, nor from our community; and
lowest calculation $50,000.
thing about this matter, a s any heat. For the Lamb while her family and loved
and msist on packages
Increased appropriati ins. Ap
bearing these words
t h e rebellion now going on in which is iii the ipidst of De ones here ha ve been I > >bbed ot
pointed t h r e e additional
tile dearest one on earth, w<
Cuba, puts her in a bad pligb* throne shall feed Them, and
magistrates in each town
t o be so insulting the United shall lead them unto living should console onrsel \ es w ir h
ihe thought that she is gone
ship in the S t a t e and among
.
.
States. In a fight Cuba would fountains of wafers and God t o a land where sorrow, sin • Made only . CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere. f
by
this number eighty six ne
become a part of the United shall wipe away all tears a n d death can never come;
Writ* lor Arm ul Hissir hook of tiImMi Rtdpu-PRGG.
groes. These new magistra
hut where theieis oneeternal •ooooooooooooooooooei
S t a tes.
j
from their eyes." May h.s
tes will cost the taxpayers of
d a y . "Blessed a r e the dead
t h e State $25,000. The aDuring the campaign, the children give their hearts and who (lie in the Lord." We
bove is partly the reform we fnsionists said a great deal service of their lives t o tneir t o o must die!
L. C. W ILSON.
have gotten by the great up- a b o u t reform and cutting Savior and together with a
heavel in politics. You men down salaries in various de christain mother be faithful
SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Who voted for the fusion tick partments, saying t h a t the and finally reach the home
School will open a t New
GROCERY STORE
where the sainted a r e a t rest River Academy March 1Mb
e t will have t o help t o loot Democrats had raised aula? foreyer more.
—AT—
1895. Tuition ranges from
t h e bill in the way of taxes. ies and mndeextravagant a p
SEYMORE TAYLOR.
75c. to $ 2 per month. 8pee
How d o yon like it? If you propriations. They denoun
'
Reck.
I ree( nun lend,Chamberlain's ial drill for teachers. Rouru
like it still vote the reform ced f he Democratic formei
Pain Balm for rheumatism, per month $ 5 t o $6.
ers and let them liave*anoth legislation and howled all
W . M. FRANCUM, Prin.
o...
lame back, sprains and swel
over the S t a t e a b o u t extravi lings. There is no better lin
er lick a t us.
I take this method ofinforLAND SALE.
Owing to a recent change
What does t he con ti.y think gauee and thejoad of taxa iment. made. 1 have sold fi By virtue of a power of sale mjug my old customers and
tions put upon the people by ver 1 0 0 bottles otit this year contained in a mortgage execut Die General Public that 1 have iii our business, t h a t is, from
of a S t a t e Legislature appoin
Democrats. and all were pleased who used ed to L. F. Ragan by A. 11. Miller on hand and for salea gener the "Old Time" credit sys
ting a committee of three, t h e rascally
al assortment of
i t . J . F. Pierson, druggist,
Sally,
March JiUth
with a clerk, t o investigate When Senator Dovvd a Demo South Chicago, 111. I t is for and wife, the sumon $820.37 the STAPLE AXD FAMY GRO- tem t o a
1892 for
of
a n d make a report on a civ erat offereda bill t o cut down sale bv W. L. Bryan.
same being due and no part hav
Ch R IRS,
ing been paid. 1 will offer for sale
il action in a divorce case? the salaries of the penitenti
at pubiie auction at the court
a r y providing t h a t no salary
Sneh a s
Mrs. Arl ington sued her hus
We are able t o o f f e r y rUl
i house door in Boone on the 29th
COFFEE,
band for a divorce and she should exceed $1,500. The
day of April 1895 it l>cing MonARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
SCGARv' th:."
,
I dav of Court between the hours
claims t h a t the court a n d fusionists hastened t o vote
a t 24 cts per th.;
CREESE;
ori0unrt4o cliKkofsai l l y
lawyers did r o t d o her right, i t down. There retrench
CRACK EMS,
half interest in 4b acres ol lain!
Good green coffee a t 20 cts.
a n d makes complaint to the incut talk was only t o get in,
CAKES.
Iving 011 Cove Creek adjoining the
per lb ;
lands of J. R Reeee und other**
"refawm" Legislature, and and not t o relieve the peo R e a d t h e S t a t e m e n t of
FRUITS,
Popular Teacher
4 C" s jgar a t 1 6 lbs.
and one third interest in a giist
NUTS,
Extra
the committee was appoint ple.
mill located on said land also one PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. t o the dollar; * o o d , heavv
It will be an agreeable sur
ed a s above stated. Rev. Phil
half interest in a saw mill. For
lips, Campbell. tl,e Hanging prise t o persons subject t b
farther particulars see Rook "P" CANNEDF »OODSOF ALL KINDS, domestic a t 7 cts per y a v d ^
a t t a c k s of bilious colic t o
SODA. LAUNDRY AND
of deed i>age409 «to.,in the office,
W W H have just received
Dog statesman, and Mr. Brv
learn t h a t prompt relief may
of Register of Deeds for VN atauga
FANCY SOAPS.
3 0 cases of gent's and ladie'«
a n , J)oth former members of be had bv taking Chamber
county where said mortgage is
shoes, and w ill sell them at.
the l e g i s l a t u r e , and Clerk lain's Colic, Ohoiera and Dia
registered. Als0 a tract ol land
Horse and Cattle Powders.
prices t o suit the buyer.
containing 100 acres nioreoi less
Hauses} com pose thecom mi t rrhoea Remedy. In many
Tobaeco, Snuff. Cigars,
1 ving in the county of \\ atauga
(nil nnd see us and we will
tee. The p a y of this commit instances the attack may be
Cigarettes Matches,
on the waters of Meat Lamp creek
prevented by takingthis rem
sn ve you money.
tee is four c e l l a r s per day»
adjoining the 1 u ds ofJohn \N ine
and
edy a s soon a s the first sym
barger and others the sail e hav many other things too trdi
each, which is jvipid o u t of t h e ptoms (4 the disease a p p a i r .
JOHNSON EDMISTKN A CO
ing been mortgaged to L 1
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
{State Treasury. \ T h e time is Twenty-five and fifty cent
' ous to went ion in n
e
Ragan by J. L. Mo: etc and wife.
awn.I nd.
unlimited t o get up, the evi bottles for sala bv W. L. Brv
salt^by
M. E. Moretz, March 29, ls92
with power of sale for the sum of
dence. Tl.ev can w o r t s on it a n.
®»^I also keep a good line
$820.37 the same being due and
until the next 'refawm' Legis
Cotton ha!* advanced one
no part having been paid said of Domcstie Medi diies."^®
Mr. Geo, A. Zirklc
lature meets, so far a s a n y cent and business appears t o
-BY—
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
land to be sold at the same time
As I am willing t o " t o t " "
limited time is concerned- be increasing in many respects The statements In the testimonial below are as the above immed tract, for
the immediate friends < Mr.
Here is a specimen of retrench and it is believed t h a t the familiar facts toschool teacher, of Mt. T!!>reb, further particulars see Book "P" fair with my neighbors 1 on
Geo. 'A. Zlrkle,
etc.,
ment and reform. Whoever present season will improve Tenn., very well known throughout the cuuty, of deeds page 401 Deedsin ti e of ly ask for ami ex pec' a part 1529 Arch St.» Phlladtlphia, P«.
walauga
where he was born and has always lived. Read It fice of Register :»f
beard of such a committee? in many respects.
county where said mortgage is of your trade.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Dear Sirs:—I believe in Hood's Sars.-.parilla. registered. Terms mad" known
The tux-payers of t h e S t a t e
When you nve nt the'Rock For Consumption. Asthma. Bifti
I have suffered
Our better halves say they I will tell you why child hood. Whenfr rn in on day of sale Deeds in fee sim- ( owe to si e my go-(Is nnd chitis. Dyspepsia.Catnrrh. Hay
must foot the bill.
herited scrofula from
37 years
could not keep house without of age, my eyes became strangely affected. I l le will lie « Tecub'd to purchasers
F» ver Headache De iii ry Rheu
We have been reliably in Chamberlain's Cougn Rem could not read after sunset, and when I would W. P. Coffey receiver iu case of y< 11 will never regret it
mati«m. Neuralgia.
close my eyes, I could not open them; but c.i powers Tittle & Co., and others , VERY BESPECTFUI LY
formed a s we believe, t h a t a edy. I t is used in more than whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
AND AI L CHRONIC AND NERV OU8
against L. F. Ragan and others.
YOUR DI D FRIEND,
condition continued aLout two
number of o u r Populists half the homes in Leeds. my eye. This succeeded by
DISORDERS.
March 28 '95.
years, and was
/j ( / A P k h
friends of Watauga deny t h a t SIMS BROS ., Leeds, I o w a .
An Intolerable Itching
This shows the esteem in
body and
had to have my
It i s b jn it isefortuorethaii
there was any resolution vot which t h a t remedy is held all over my take shoe limbs. Iand scratch me. M O N E Y L O A N E D . IB OR i M. ]!o« k. I
6.
little boys
brushes
i twenty years; thousands ot pa
ed by the Legislature in hon where it has been sold for It was dreadful. It continued a month and was LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES W VXTED.
'tients have been tiented, and
>0TICE OF PUBLICATION.
Immediately by
the
o r of the negro Douglass. years and is well known followedmy neck, as large aastumor In egg. right Our system affords an opportu
.1. .
ver onethoiisHMl physicians htm1
side of
a small
I at
And they say t h a t the re Mothers have learned thai once commenced taking physicians' prescrip nity to borrow on either jxjrson- North ( arohna, ntauga ct» n nfHMj ^ „n(] recommend it—a very
J
tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
t v, in the 8u|>erior. L. b. Miller | 8j„l)ifi(.ai,t fa#.t
ports published by t h e Demo l here is nothing s o g( od for time th# tumor changed Its place to the Imme al or real estate socmity. The v s . J . F . S t e e l m a n
*
j
colds, croup and whooping diate
superior to
neck, suppurated
eratic papers a r e lies and rely cough, that i t cures these aill lowed front of mytill six had formed and was fol plan isAssociations.Building and The defendant in the above en
by others,
and broken. Loan
i t i s agreeable. There is no nau
J he amount
on the Progressive Farmer ments quickly and perma "Finally, three years ago, another large tu borrowed in ay be returned in titled action having been sun. seous tasl". nor sickening smell.
mor seated Itself on the point of my collar bono
named to appear at Watauga
t o sustain them and also that nently, and t h a t i t is pleas and in six months another half way back on the monthly payments without bo Superior court and put in the
mode
'M
bone. Both of
began to discharge
o n r representative Michael ant and safe for children t o ami continued tothem soon about seven months nus, with interest at 5 per cent. sheriff's hand.-for service and he o f''Compound Oxygen—Itst h e t i <lo so till
tf nlTm-ds nbsolllfp se
Action and Results."is
ago. tried everything.
It anOltlS
take. Twenty-five and fifty 1 ivruIoften «n weak thptIncluding prescriptions. | per RIlllUITl. i-Ok-1nrc \\ ill). OIUIP
I was often so tvBiik that
+/x n
1 f 11 11 reas
s a y s t h a t there was no such
----h(n>k
299 pages
eurity to iinvestors, with a PPBS. making l is return asloilows viz.
cent bottles for sale by \\ .
' Dilligentsearch mailed r steel
j,, p, s t.irkey and- - I Could Scarcely Walk
I'aUp
onable guarantee of an annual
resolution p issed. We read
. . a T
.1 L. to i i./mtif v
•
L. Bryan.
and my miud was so confused that I couM dividend of from 8 to 10|>ereeiit. inan not found in my • ou»'ty
which
in all inqairerBfoU
the Progressive Farmer and
scarcely attend to my business (school teach
YYp d< sire to secure the services Now. therefore, by virtu ot m j iuh.i amtimi as to this remarkaOBITUARY.
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my
n o where has it denyed the
J'>'»»• eurotive agent, and record ot
of energetic reprvsentati ve men in order tor publica tion tn. > •
J . W. Jackson was born story draws to a close. I began the use ol every community to an as Local ant in above entitled a« ion wi suipiisiiig cures in a wide range
fact. We are also informed
1
—ninny of them
j Secretaries. 'I he posdioir will b« »akf notice that h* is t«> ap[>en» , (.i,ro„jc
5
t h a t Mr. Michael acknowledg Sept, 1 3 t h 1842 and died
ai Watauga ^up' ii" cf.uit the iafter !>eing abandoned to die bv
1 Superior
. ' !
Hood's
than a
'
.
ed the passage of t h e Doug March 1 3 t h 1895,age 5 2 y r s . and tookSarsaparilla a little less began year a go, ply compensate TO- sei \ K*S- In sioue b iiig the 29th -.p' ' * 2.j f>t» er physicians.
ill be mailed
five
had no
and 6 months. He was mar faith In It. Iiibottles. When I monthsIboth the yon possess the abtlV" qunllfT'a- and a.suer cor pmiiu-n
ion applu
l a s s resolution and claims
less than thieo
ff c aims of de
sores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured • .
'
.
nai-v-Viilnrn
Ful l where said |
f
t h a t 6 Democrats voted for tied t o Sal lie Muller in 1866. of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofuloustTOlffh L1OII8 WHte f()T pai .t1if. .Uldl S. kV;: fen.i»n» u.e.
t.nn
.IS!.- rrr/Mfll loDQ OHMO VOTlt
T hat.it • f
1•
!
..11
• *iw>.on,r q.-TfV p. p«|Fn
™f maklrL^.V" ^ .11 ' OS int-, ,--t M l.»
ot p... cl.aM-d I
• tfLlKD)
I CS lbll|
it. We respectfully ask Mi- They lived happily in t h a t more than 1 ever (lid In in, life, and am
relation until the death of
_
,n «ho B... Of Health,
I i„anrt
«iii be rnone.v on a tract of land """ - 1529 Arch St. PhlladelplilG,
pur
Michael t o give us the names
120 Sutter St. San ProuciEco, Cal
of thos" Democrats a s we Bro. Jackson. Ten children ^S^Srrr^.uTt«^' h.rniabed by a.bb -asinp S B rbaaed of
aiulovery pr.lMiid-«in T'resi lent 1122 Wal i Asiie COUItl V.
Herein ih kc ihm . Please n.» ntion this paper.
wellborn t o them—eight sons no ess than re<*lnimend It evor'where Tem
want t o know who thev are.
v Z"Klr
innt Str
I'ldTudelphial
an., tail not. Tl.ia Mareb 21. >95.
J > „ Pills cure liver if la rnn.ti, . j ftran
_
ill.'..M KHURN. C. 8. I
There is no fact better estab- and two daughters. All f Hood's Qlll. .nr. II,-tr ills, constipation,
>! 6. BL li-lMfUV ( N C.
Jan. 19, 95
6sh< 1 than th- — -re of t h e t h e children are still living biliousness, jaundice, sick Ir viae be, indigestion.
me WataagaDemocrat
for He was a bra v*i and true Con
BQOSE EKE SCHOOL.
vVOID EulK Soda!
\
i ARM AND HAMMER SODA j
ir
Do Ycu Ward Moneyf
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
SIew she
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Curoa
CASH BASIS
;
'
' ' '' "
TREATMEwT
INHALATION!
Hood's ^Cures
i.
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1
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lie thought Mr. Limi y «•" i niio1 ilS *«V DTUU^D
J JI A*
j self were both tir^d of the whole
*^^=555=5!H5®5?55===SS5=^^= business. Mr. Linney lemarked
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper. 'Yes. m v last vote is reecrded
devotol to the interest ot Coun-I with the deinvxrats."
tv State and Nation. Published
every T . li-s l iv at Boone, V
Ire.-oii.iiirndl'l.anilwrl.iin-s
tauga Oonntv. N. C.
I'uin Balm
for
rheumatism.
ar.ie back, sprains and swellings. 1 here is no better linAskeville Citizen,
iment made. 1 have sold OF o r twenty-five years, inev \vr 100 bottles ol it tliisyear
w- pnnvflaa'in Vurtk f\x*.#xli and a II were pleased who Ii<*ed
(.i i Ciin\(issin iNoiiii 1 tiioil*
•
*
ip
i
• .
it. J. H*. Pierson, tlruggist,
na, whether national, state, South Chicago, III. I t is for
county or municipal, the cry sale by VV. L. Bryan.
of the republican politicians
News and Observer. "1 have
has been: "You democrats
have robbed us of our liber enough of Fusion." sai.l a Repnb
ties. You will not allow us to l>caH yesterday. "It was our un
vote for the majistrates in derstandingthat the 1 unionists
our counties, and in so do would restore local self-govern
ment, as they promised. We ot
ing- deny the ability o f t h e
course, understood that t h i s
people to govern themselves.
would give the towns in the east
Yes, fellow citizens, I stand to the Republicans. And yet Ral
b e f o r e y o u t o d a y a n d a s k eigh, Henderson/iiid some other
that the people beallowed to plac« . are left so that the Repub
govern themselves-that they licans cannot carry i hem. li\ a
be allowed to vote for squires. good gerrymander, every town in
Every voter in Buncombe— the State could have been made
every voterjin Western North Republican. It's an infernal
i
Carolina—has heard the a- shame the \ ,iy we've been treat
bove speech sounded from ed," concluded this Reformer.
Did tou Vote for 'Squire'
the stump by republican or
ators so long and so loudly,
that many honest men, »nd
as true .no AineiM'uii an ev« i
waved thestur spanu led aiott
jt, tile pure etherial element
OF IH* iiinmiaNO SPHERE "
;
A'nit a *»a've.
The liest salve ill the world b»r
,,ruiMM> K.IWW- w,t
t« Vu
teU. r, cha.-issiha... s
chilblains, corns and all skin;
erupt ions, and positively cur.*
piles, or no pay minimi. It is,
guaranteed to give j»erleft satisrefunded.
faction or money re
i »* i <•*-»
iw<v
i
1 *nee O** #•*_»».t^ t m-i* nox. For Si, le
jo cents pei
J
k
hi
The-rr-lci
bt*en?
J
URE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
P
ENDORSED BY
A. L. KETZ,P. H.G,
PROF
as
3UV' 2
of Medical Departmeat Tulano University
of Louisiana, who, alter a cexeful analysis,
pronounce* it a pure Crsaai Tartar Povvder,
Tvhieh he cheerfully recommends to the
public.
SAY I
Hslsciaws!
You Want IL As 'T Grocer For IL
IJIULF MFG. CO
CACTERINE
have nothing t o show for my
long service."
" W h a t ore your pbrtis for
the future," inquired anoth-l
er of the judge's auditors.
" J shall go back t o my farm j
and t r y t o make a living our
of it. I hope I can d o t h a t .
Bristol Courier: The editor
of the Hamilton Journal in
Georgia is the very man that
the democrats ol Tennessee
are looking for next time. Ir.
Our better halves s a y they
could not keep house without a recent announcement h e
Chamberlain's Cough Rem says:
4
Blood and Skin'Diseases
f
j'
!
and Linne'v, of Alexander, took
up their beds and walked Satur
day inoruii x. Tlio\ shook the
dust that had accarnula'ed for
the,last sixty days from their
tee* before leaving. It will take
something more than shaking,
however, to get rid of it all.
While M essrs. Eldridge and Lin
iiev did not come out and abuse
their ^parties for the measures
perpetrated bv the Legislature
their actions and a few remarks
made bv both gentlemen would
Bristol Courier: The editf r MO MOREjp-CiftSSES
ola paper callpd the Moun
tain Air, published in Ark insas, gives vent t o his pent uj
Uticn a s follows:
"When the roll call is soun
MITCHELL'S
ded on the judgment day and
the heavens are rolled togeth
A Ortaln, Safe, sod Effective Remedy for
er a s a scroll, and the rever
SORE, WEAK, & WFLAHED EYES,
berations of the wrecked and
Producing Long-sightedness, & Res'crruined worlds peal forth fiat ' y
ing the Sight of the Old.
of eternal rest, we want t o Cures Tear Drops. Granulation* Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
indicate that they were disgusted j hang our weary hones on the 151) psoorcne QNA R.PUKR ATB TEES IIEVP COX.
Aleo, equally efHcacicu* when
other
with the Vssemhly. Mr. Eldridge gnlley rack of iinmortality maladies, such a* Ulcer*. Fn«ed InSere*.
rer
Tnmor*. Halt Rbran. Bwrn*. PISee. «*
wherever lnflaramatior.exists, 23S tCHh.L.1.> 8
was heard by a democr it to re-|an I register in four line pica 0.4.1.5*K may he nsc-i to advantage.
mark before taking his leaveti at a < being from Arkansas
" Weather Boarding,
Corrugated Sheeting,
r, g
Roofing Paints,
U-.G
iron Roo^^q,
Fuvt Trctighs, Gutters end SpoutL j
m
W E
W A N T
(SENT
In thi.i ioKii- ;iu ftBfTiCtio
kike ordnri »cu
workman to
unr m»tcrl*l|
ptr
*
Lwigrajnts going t o any ol the
W <'stern 8tales or Territories
»v in sa ve time and money goiM|
via. Chicago and Alton rouuT
t is the quickest route t o
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"We have been nominated " T H E S T A N D A R D . •>
• • • • • • • • • •
'N
by our party ns a chronic can
didate for constable of Gourd
DURANG'S
I
Neck district. We will proud
n M r u r n v !
ly carry her banner into ev
ery household and take the
Has sustained its reputation for 18 yf—»
as bei..g tae Stan iard remedy for ;
occasion"to seize time bv the
quick and tK>rmaRent cure of Rhenmatisin. Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all Its forma
forelock to serve notice on
It is endorsed by thousands of riiy>
>
ciflns. Publishers and Patients. I" Iour opponent if- we a r e de
purely vegetable and builds up froia tire >
first dose. It never fails to cure.
**
feated. tocontest biselection,
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six »
bottles for five dollars. Our -10-page Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address.
deliver our inangmal, take
the oath of office and arrest
Durang's Rtefsalic Rsniati/Go.
1316 L Street,Washington, D.C.
the managers of the polls a rid
Durnng't TArtr #'i7/.».are the best on
earth. They act with an ease that makes
have them fined and impris
them a household bl "-sing.
FSICS 25 CTS ftu box, it 5 BOTES FOX $1.
oned. Our motto is, when
FOB SALE DXU'OOISTF.
The Raleigh Press says: Rep you enter polities t o ride a
resentative Eldridge, of Wilkes, high horse or none."
edy. I t is used in moie than
half the homes in Leeds.
SIMS BROS ., Leeds, I o w a .
This shows thfe esteem in
which t h a t remedy is held
where i t lias >een sold for
years and is* well known.
Mothers have learned that
there is nothing so g(, od for
colds, croup and whooping
cough, t h a t it cures these ail
ments quickly and perma
nently, and t h a t it is pleas
a n t and sate for children t o
take. Twenty-five and fifty
cent bottles for sale by VV.
L . Cry a it.
,• W
Oct. 1st. 1888. ti.
i (rf*Alifwme of Sheet 4etai for FuHt*}-*
/ COWPLETC AND READY \
\TO APPLY V'fHE.f SHIPPED./
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Ga.
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BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta.
•
it
Do \ ou \,ant a reliable ] aper
giving you all the news cf the
les of
CATARRH]
For sale by druggists; if not send to us,
and medicine will be sent freight prepaid on
receipt of p^ice. Address
t h e
i o n s a n d ret e i v e s a m p l e t o p
NATURE
COST!
done for political effect. What
they wanted was t o use it to
ride into power. Like every
othet a c t of the present legis
lature, this naming of a host
(M magistrates without con
suiting the people was done
for political effect. They care
nothing for v the people. They
want t o perpetuate t h e i r
hold on North Carolina a s a
political party. And t h e peo
ple see it nil plainly now.
•
! mail. -I liioiitbs o n trial, for
NEW ORLEANS,
•f
LA.
),VERC0AT8
Always „
Cured.
• .0
i'nwi patrcHiizF
he
i'!il
CLOTHING
I came here, while I
•
•
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"^
Campaign Bates:
P URE, W HOLESOME AND P OWERFUL^
i he "Daily Messenger," by
At my store yON e MI g« t the
bep>r goods for the least moil-,
ey and Molt". goods for less
money than you ever bought
in Watauga county.
For cash I will sell you 5 lbs.
good coffee for #1, nice -ugar
(» cts [jer lb., i ice t> efcs. soda
r> i ts., sj iee and pepp-r at 10
cts. {s»r H>., sold at 40,
ging*r 15 s >l.i at 40. all wool
douole ui itli Cashmeres, fine
colors at 510 riK sold eisewh« re ut 50 to (50 cts., go d
giugb tms at 8 cth. outing
ilou't Oct Into Politics,
flannel at 0 cts.. good c
I should not advise a n y mere at 12 1-2.calicour oofs.
It was all when
>'< MhT. G
b l )
•:i- "•!'» :f-iitt
true democrats, had about young in an," sa'd the veter domestic f> 12. Alu-ni.tin' (
lis*
IS
NO
HLW)
concluded that the western an Mr. 11 >1 nan. of I n d i a n a , cts.. haml-towels 1 ff"(>inches
I s U G T O D H A \ V
per
at
counties of the State a t least addressing m group of Con- at 15 ctsiron.pair, saidcts BO,
nice lace
i t,» 10
per
T R A D E !
should
allowed iO yotefor gresstnen on the floor of the yard, sold at bom 8 to 20
m ngistrnt.es, and t'nis put a house, recently, t o enter pubcts. (lood lad be' gloves nt
-O15 cts., sold at! 50, gent's halt
s t o p t o this wild clamor.
lie life. There is nothing in
hose at 5 cts., sold at 10 hand
What d o the people of WesI it. I reach thin conclusion
I
AZk busiiiSSS.
kerchiefs sold at 10 now go
tern North Carolina think t o after a n experience covering
ing a t 5 cts., hidics's a n d
d a y a s they read tile long a period of nearly Bo years.
gent's shoes at a bargain.
listfof magistrates appoint From a financial .standpoint ia fact, I have been on the mar
ed by the present legislature a t least, it does not pay one, kct and bought u large lot of 1 rom now until the first da .• j
t o rule over them? Did the I have lived frugaIIv since 1 dry goods, notions, hard ware, of A p u l l will^selhny stork ai i
people uote for one of these first came to the Thirty-sixth drugs, groceries, etc., and all
men?
congresS, but 1 have never* will be sold at bargatns.
9ST Wanted: butter at 10 cts.,
'Squ ires are so thick in Bun been able to save a penny of
eggsutll, maple sugar at 10,
—AND
combe today t h a t should a my salary.
"Yon leave congress, then, feathers at 40, corn at (*5, rye at
gun be accidentl.y discharged
05, wheat at 80, beeswax at 20.
from four t o ten magistrates a s poor a s when you entered? tallow 6, bacon 10.
would be killed, and the peo interjected OIK?.of the group, t 9STHighest inarke price paid
\f "*0 per cent above
pie have not voted for one "Poorer," replied Mr. Hol- for all kinds ot produce.
miin, with a same, ' my farm Y<»II0 Its R USB K(:TFULLY,
yet.
The peiple enn now s e e of 10B acres, which is a few
ALL EM .1. HOLSCLAW.
t h a t all this howling about miles from Lawreneebnrg, on Kilverstone, March 10, 04.
t h e rights of the? people by the Ohian bills, is not woith
these republicans was the bo! a s much to-day a s it wis
dest hypocrasy.
t!i
'
-AT
Allan
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^ - E. i rvan.
Uw "•111 tUi
NFM'S
PER
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Iiucklfu*#
Greai
ACGMFLFTF
imv i Y* fvu «
0 Easily Made.
We wr.Tst many lrf.-n, ivom.n, bovp and girlr to
work forn« a fewhowrs daily, right In and around
their own homes The bBMnena i? easy, pleasant,
stristly honorable, and pays better tlir.n anvotbcF
o i<
i a . -ats. T <>u l are n clear Old and
ooDipctitiou. Experience and special ability inr
necessary. Vo capital required. We equip you
with dverytliiug tliat you need, treat you well,
and help yon to ean> t-n tim»s ordinary wages.
Women do as well as men, and hoys and girlr
make good pnv. Ar
o, anywhere, can do the
work. All .succeed
follow onr plain and simp!r- di'C'tio?!<. Earnest • rk will surely bring
yon a prcrt deal of tnonc
r.rerythlnjt Is new
at!', l.i -rent demand. Write for our pampidet
elrenhir, and ree.'ire full information. Ns lirr»
done if you conclude not to go on with tba
I
business.
want to get r id of it before
G u o t g e GTBK-': •-':i
Bex 4es,
Kjring.
P0J?TLAfiD# F^ASNE-
JAR FALL AND LOO
-o
/'c\c '
I would call your attention
t o the big cut in prices m my
other l u e s
o
EYE4MLV£
and )
_ Seld br all DraciUls at 23 CtaM.
E«od fsmp fcr Ualrutl Pr. •: Lint.
The SctaaclisrGyiiiiiasii. ;i Ce. «•
KESPLCT FULLY,
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Cave a;- a-,'. '1 rtae-MarVs ohiained.aad all Pat>
entt ;i;' ss Conducted for -.rd=rs*e Fees.
Oui w.. c !. C jo. i'fl
S. r?tsnl Cf!»db.
and - e ar- ~c •-« -. stcrt in ices time than tnose
reui"ie fro.ii Wari.teuton.
Seed model, drawing
phato.. with descrtpykA, We fi&.j-e, if f.ster'ahie e- not. free «<
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VOLT
BO ON E
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.
THURSDAY
APRIL 4 1895,
L. i
NO. 22.
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A
Beware of Tlieui,
VICTIMIZED BY AX OLD ROGCE- Ah Outside Opinion of Worth Carolina,
LETTER. shortly removed, the German
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t
g o v e r n m e n t h a v i n g b e e n c o n - Statesyiiie L a n d m a r k .
Woodstock. Va . March.—
D r . C l a r k Bell i s t h e e d i t o r
Pron our S-a^rala? CsrresDonlant.
4ok AKINCt.
vinced of i t s e r r o r . W l c n Ner
T h e S a v i o r of m a n k i n d F a r m e r H e l s e y , a p r o s p e r o u s o f t h e Medico-Legal Journal,
.r, CORDOVA 1ST,
?rNifl&e»»AHEUXD CALF.
m a n y r e m o v e s t h e p r o h i b i - w h e n o n e a r t h w a r n e d t h e i y o u n g m a n , r o d e i n t o E d i n o t XP.V Y o i k . All p h y s i c i a n s
President Cleveland a n d
t i o n , t h e o t h e r E u r o p e o u p e o p l e t o b e w a r e of t h e f a l s e b u r g v stei\1a% a n d h i t c h e d a m ! s u r g e o n s k n o w w h o h e
*3|^WJCE,3S0LES.
Secretary Gresham are hav
c o u n t r i e s which f o l l o w e d h e r p r o p h e t s w h o c o m e t o .you in i h i s h o r s e in f r o n t o f H o l t s i s - k r . o w t h a t h e i s o n e of t h e
ing as much trouble with the
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i n a d o p t i n g i t will d o t h e s h e e p ' s c l o t h i n g b u t i n w a r d - n a n ' s H o t e l . A few m i n u t e s f o r e m o s t m e n in t h e profits52>175gQ^SCH00LSH0Ei
influential jingo element in
•LADIES'
s a m e . T h i s v i c t o r y will b e a r ' S a r e r a v e n i n g w o l v e s , j I n t e r a n o l d m a n c a m e a - s i o n i n t h e c o u n t r y . H e will
the United States as with the
t e s t i m o n y t o t h e w i s d o m of I h e r e n e v e r w a s a t i m e in r o u n d t h e c o r n e r a n d , s e e i n g b e r e m e m b e r e d in ( h a r i o t t e
P a n d o r a ' s b o x of a p p l i c a
sfeWti ROPCR LOGUE
VY- L_ • E O U MASS
t i o n s which h a s b e e n d u m p e d P r e s i d e n t C l e v e l a n d i n r e i n s - r h e h i s t o r y o l t h e w o r l d w h e n | r h e h o r s e , d e l i b e r a t e l y unf i s - a s o n e of t h e c o m p a n y of
:*,Rqqrrofi -- LAS'
Over One Million People wear tho
i n g t o o r d e r tariff r e t a l i a t i o n t h i s w a r n i n g n e e d e d m o r e t o t e n e d t h e s a d d l e a n d d i s a p N o r t h e r n p h y s i c i a n s w h o
upon the Department of j
a g a i n s t t h e c o u n t r i e s w h i c h b e heeded t h a n n o w — n o t o n - p e a r e . l w i t h i t . F a r m e r Hel- m a d e a t o u r of a p a r t of t h e W . L . DOUglaS $ J & $ 4 SllOCS
State. The jingoists can see
shut out our cattle.
Lv in m a t t e r s H i g i o n s b u t s e y . a n h o u r l a t e r , m o u n t e d S o u t h l a s t y e a r a n d w e r e *
n o e x c u s e t o r S p a i n n o t (lav
O n e of t h e b u s i e s t b u r e a u s m a t t e r s p o h t c a l . A n d we h i s h o r s e b a n b a c k , a n d s e t b a n q u e t e d a t t h e C e n t r a l lu>- T h e r r w ^ n K ^ i " t ^ ^ u ^ ^ a « . ^ " .
ing made the aptrlogv de
o f t h e g'overn'".jent i u s t n o w s a y u n t o y o u n o w , b e w a r e o) o u r t o c a p t u r e t h e t h i e f . l i e teljin f h i s c i t v . D r . Bell w r i t e s Fro-n«ita$3savedoverother make*.
manded (although it is pat
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where. Wanted, agent to
e n t t o a l l c o o l h e a d s tli i t i s t h a t of I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e . 1 h o s e w h o c o m e t o y o u m o v e r - t > OK hiin f o u r n i i l e s f r o i n a l e t t e r t o a N o r t n ( a r o Dealers every6
S e c r e t a r y C a r l i s l e h a s h a d t w o p o l i t i c s i n t h e g u i s e of " r e - t o w n . T h e a g e d o f f e n d e r a c - l i n a a c q u a i n t a n c e , a n d f r o m { " p i e a t ^S
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vicinity
the delay is caused by tin1
hi
c l e r k s f r o m o t h e r b u r e a u s t<» ' o i a n .
It w a s t h i s s e l l - s a m e k n o vU*«lged r h a t h e t o o k t h e t h i s l e t t e r t l i e (Jbservei i s
c h a n g e of m i n i s t e r ) a n d
• lie a n d h a d s o l d i t f o r p e r m i t t e d t o m a k e t h e f o l l o w
w o u l d l i k e t o s e e t h e P r e s i a s s i s t in h a n d l i n g t h e i n c o m e ! <'>\v t h a t s w e p t t h e D e m o c r a c y
ing extract:
t a x r e t u r n s , which a r e p o n r o f N o r t h C a r o l i n a off i t s feet t w o d o l l a r s .
d e n t s e n d a f L e t o v e r To
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"If vou don't believe me,"
"I regard North Carolina
i n g in b y e v e r y m a i l . A l r e a l a s t fall, aval b e h o l d t h e reseize Cuba a t once. The
s u i t ! T h o s e w h o c r i e d re- L a i d t h e o l d m a n , " I ' l l g o n o w a s t h e f o r e m o s t S t a t e in
s a m e h o t h e a d s a l s o i n t e r d y i t is a p p a r e n t t h a t t h e
form in sheep's clothing j back with you and prove it. the new South. Texas is a
p r e t t h e M o n r o " ' d o c t r i n e t o e s t i m a t e s of t h e r e c e i p t s f r o m
p r o v e d t o be r a v e n i n g wol- B u t I s h a n ' t w a l k , h e a d d e d c l o s e s e c o n d , a n d G e o r g i a a n d
m e a n t h a t t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s t h i s t a x , m a d e while i t w a s
4 4 Well, g e t 011 t h e h o r s e a n d A l a b a m a n e x t .
I visited last
before' Congress, were very ves. In the vity ami State 01
should attack Great Brit
Mnodu
m u c h t o o l o w . — T h e r e t u r n s New Y o r k t l i e c r y o f r e f o n n " F l l w a l k , " s a i d F a r m e r Hel- y e a r e v e r y S o u t h e r n S t a t e
The managejpypt ,pf the
a i n , if t h a t ' - o u n n y c a r r i e s
loud resounded. Demo-rats j sey, alighting. He was pleas except Florida and TennesEquitable Life Assurance
o u t i t s t h r e a t t o c o rrpel Nic a r c r e q u i r e d fro b e m a d e b y
1
Society in the Department of
A p r i l , 1 5 , w i t h a p e n a l t y f o r h e e d e d til * s o n g o l t h e s i r e n eil a t t h e t h o u g h N i f h a n d i n g 1 s e e .
aragua by force to accede to
a n d vo+ed f o r R e p u h l i r a n s t h e thief o v e r t o t h e a u t h o r i I e Carolina*j' wisfieji to se
" Y o u r S t a t e i s t o b e in t h e
its demands. Fortunately failure, but tie tax is not
cure a few Sp6cifal Resident
| front, rank in thefutnre. You
d u e u n t i l . I n l y 1 . n e x t . N o t u n d e r t l i e s p e c i o u s p l e a of t i e s .
f o r t h e c o u n t r y neil h e r t h e
Agents. Thos6\vhbfitted
" r e f o r m , " a n d 1 h e w o l v e s in
T h e o l d m a n s t i a d d l e d t h e h a v e n o t t h e m a r v e l o u s rePresident nor his cabinet withstanding that more than
s h e e p ' s c l o t h i n g s w e p t t h e a n i m a l , a n d I I el s p y s t e p p e d s o u r c e o t T e x a s , b u t y a u i * f o r t h i s w o r k ' I & i l f t h i s
l i a s - a n y t o u c h of t h e j i n g o $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 h a s a l r e a d y been
c i t y tind S t a t e . N o w h e r e i n f r o n t , h o l d i n g t h e r e i n s . h a v e t e n t u n e s m o r e t h a n
fever; consequently the num paid in.
v A K?iPt
I t i s n o w a b o u t s e t t l e d t h a t t h e New Y o r k E v e n i n g P o s t , T h e y s t a r t e d leisurely h a c k y o u u s e o r r e c o g n i z e , a n d y o u
e r o u s f o r e i g n complication 4 -'
•, lowievein, and those S
t h e o r g a n of 1 h e m u g w u m p s t o t o w n . T h e o l d m a n - e n t e r a r e n e a r m a r k e t , a n d t h e £ It
a r e b e i n g h a n d l e d in a busi a n w t r e a t y c o n c e r n i n g t h e
£ who succeed best iiHfc possess x
and the reform crowd :
faiued theyoung farmer with blood that is a t the bottom
character, matprpJi^gment, X
n e s s a n d c o m m o n s e n s e w a y . B e r i n g S e a s e i z u r e s s h a l l bf
W e p o i n t e d o u t a t t l i e be s t o r m s of t h e h a r d s h i p s h e of t h e c i v i l i z a t i o n of N o r t h
tact, perseveraii9 ^, ; fqitl the X
N o f u r t h e r d e m a n d will b e n e g o t i a t e d b e t w e e n t h e Uni
G - o o l i n a i s a s g o o d a 11 d
respect of theij i^jipupnity. g
m a d e u p o n S p a i n u n t i l i t s t e d S t a t e s a n d G r e a t B r i t a i n . g i n n i n g of t h i s s e s s i o n [of t h e h a d e r u T u u t e r e d t h r o u g h !if •.
soun 1 as anv m the nation;
Think th 5 niatter, oveyt caren e w m i n i s t r y h a s b e e n g i v e n I t i s T i n d e r s t o n d t h a t S i s J u L e g i s l a t u r e ] t h a t if t h e i e - H e i i a d s t o l e n t h e s a d d l e h e
;fIIHf .x
ully. a acres, an r unusual
l i a n P a u n e e f o t e , th'» B r i t i s h f o r m s which t h e p e o p l e v o t e d s a i d , s o l e l y b e c a u s e h e need- a n d , w h a t s e e m s t o y o u lil^e
ample time to reply to that
•
Dll -i S" >kJ
opening for sorneI>'(5?iy. If it
g o t l a c a t a s t r o p h e , i s like t h e
a l r e a d y m a d e ; t h e n tin- de A m b a s s a d o r , a s s i s t e d b y S i r l o r l a s t fall w e r e d e f e a t e d in e<] $ 2 . H e m i g h t h a v e
fits you, it will'f/ay
Fur
t rv. J working ot water a t sen and
m a n d will b e r e n e w e d in a C h a r ' e s T a p p e r , m i n i s t e r of t h e L e g i s l a t u r e t h e r o u s e - j m o r e f o r i t , b u t d i d n o t
ther informatroh
Ve^uest.
a l l will c o m e c l e a r , b r i g h t ,
t o n e t h a t will n e i t h e r b r i n g m a r i n e a n d f i s h e r i e s f o i C a n q u e n c e would b e t h e r e t u r n H e w a s s o t r u n k a n d a p p a r - j
W . J . R o d d t l y ! 1 Wilaager,
. i d a , a n d o t h e r C a n a d i a n of t o p o w e r of T a m m a n y im- e n t l y t r u t h f u l t i i a t Helsey b e a u t i f u l a n d h e a l t h y i n d u e
tlije a p o l o g y b y c a b l e , o r w a i .
Rock f n . ' i ' C . 1 ' 1
ficials will r e p r e s e n t C a n a d a , plies. m c l u d i n g , of c o u r s e , h a d half r e s o l v e d t o f o r g i v e t u n e . ' '
As to the Monroe .doctrine:
T l i e a l l u s i o n i n t h e final
P r e s i d e n t C l e v e l a n d d o e s irtit a n d t h a t t h e n e g o t i a t i o n s D a v i d B . Hill. N o w e v e n t s h i m , when t h e o l d m a n s u d
H t rfrtTH
c l a u s e i>s t o t h e e x i s t i n g p o l i t
PROFESSLQtf&L.
i n t e r ] n e t t h a t , d o c t r i n e t o a r e t o h e c a r r i e d o n i n W a s h a r e m o v i n g t h a t w a y m o r e d e n l y ajiplied h i s c a n e v i g o r
—
r a p i d l y t h a n we h a d conceiv o u s l y t o t h e h o r s e ' s s i d e a n d i c a l c o n d i t i o n s .
m e a n t h a t t h i s c o u n t r y will i n g t o n .
T T o vilTslTT
*
Who has paid the Old
S e c r e t a r y Carlisle l i a s j u s t e d t o lie p o s s i b l e . T h e L e g t h e a n i m a l p l u n g e d off wildly
w. b. cou^iJv^.t.
prevent a European power
North State a handsomer
f r o m a s s i s t i n g u p o n h o n o r re.turned f r o m New Y o r k , i s l a t u r e i s m o r e s u b s e r v i e n t d o w n t h e r o a d , a n d d i s a p
ATTOItN^y; Aff >Llt ,v .
tribute thajt the foregoing,
a b l e a n d p r o p e r t r e a t m e n t w h e r e h e w e n t t o m e e t h i s t o P i a t t , m o r e d e a f t o p u b l i c p e a r e d , l e a v i n g H e l s e y a vic
'•Roon^'N. C.
and wl.en?—Charlotte Obser
adt lain
i n i t s d e a l i n g s w i t h t h e c o u n s o n w h o h a s been t o E u r o p e o p i n i o n , m o r e b r a z e n a n d t i m J m i s p l a c e d c o n f i d e n c e ,
ver.
t r i e s of C e n t r a l a n d S o u t h f o r h i s - h e a l t h , a n d i n c i d e n t ufrirc u n w h o l e s o m e t h a n we m i n u s b o t h s a d d l e a n d h o r s e .
W . B . C0U$Gt'Eff}? 1 M . I ) .
a l l y t o. g i v e a l i t t l e p e r s o n a l h a d e v e r i m a g i n e d .
H e l o o t e d it. b a c k t o t o w n ,
Persons who sympathize
America.
P r e s i d e n t Cleve
f
Boon^Tli.'^
A h ! h a ! a n d h a ! h a ! Be a n d t h e n a s y s t e m a t i c s e a r c h w i t h t h e A f f l i c t e d w i l l rejoice
l a n d t h i n k s i t w a s o r i g i n a l l y a t t e n t i o n t o s e v e r a l official
P h 4 t a ! ? r / . l f l Office
w i t h D . E . CHIT o f 1 2 3 5 l i n y tesiiK
i n t e n d e d b y P r e s i d e n t M o n m t i t t e r s c o n n e c t e d w i t h tlie w a r e of t h e l y i n g h y p o c r i t e w a s m a d e f o r t h e a g e d thief, r i s o n s t r e e t , K a n s a s C i t v . \ e m K i n
re; r n w w u f P o s t
r o e t o i n s u r e f a i r p l a y for t h e F e d e r a l offices u n d e r h i s d e w h o a s k s v o u r s u f f r a g e o n w h i c h w a s k e p t u p f o r t w e n - i s a n o l d suffer - r I r a n i i n f l a m )ffice.
i an v/oit
U leg
c o m p a r a t i v e l y w e a k c o u n p a r t m e n t in t h a t c i t y . T h e t h e plea t h a t h e i s a r e f o r m e r , j t y - f o u r h o u r s . H e w a s c a p - i n a t o r r r h e u m a t i s m , b u t In S e c r e t a r y h a s e n t i r e l y r e c o v a n d flee f r o m h i m a s y o u I ' b r e d t o d a y a t W h e a t field, n o t h e r e t o f o r e been t r o u b l e d
t r i e s of S o u t h a n d C e n t r a l
PfSlrW
h u t h a d t r a d e d l h e h o r s e f o r i n t h i s c l i m a t e . L a s t winter
America, and to prevent the ered from his own indisposi would from a pestilence.
a $10 gun. During the night he went up into Wisconsin,
Trouble With England.
a b s o r p t i o n of t h e i r t e r r i t o r y t i o n , a l t h o u g h h e s t i l l s h o w s
A 7 7 ORNE1 n'Pb\m \ V,
t h e effects of t h e h a r d a n d
he broke into a distillery and and in consequence has had
by European nations and
T h e M o n r o e d o c t r i n e will
a n o t h e r a t t r n k . " I t c a m e MARION,
Oflt
A m b a s s a d o r b a y a r d h a s c o n t i n u o u s w o r k lie d i d d u r h a v e t o b e a s s e r t e d if E n g m a d e i n e i r v . A l i e n locked u p o n h i m a g a i n v e r y a c u t e
ing the past winter.
i n j a i l h e r e lie t o o k t h i n g s a n d s e v e r e
he said: "My
HKf IOVOi
been instructed to inform the
land or any European Power
philosophically, »<" < xp "* s
Will practice in t h e c n u r t s o l
Good Times Coining'.
MttpmplN t o K „ t n f o o t h o l d I I'l'ilbsoplb.-nlly, a n d' e* P r e s» j a n t s swelled a n d b e c a m e in
British government that the
f l a m e d ; s o r e t o t o u c h o r a l V ra t a ugn, Ashe, M ftfeln u , Nf c.Do wU n i t e d S t a t e s w o u l d m a i n Richmond S t a t e ,
o n t h i s c o n t i n e n t . I t i s t o b e e d indifferences a s t o w h a t b e m o s t t o l o o k fit. U p o n t h e
aiul all "»ther f t ortilTrtSa^ in t h e
H o n . 1 T a y l o r E l l y s o n , o n e h o p e d in t h e i n t e r e s t of hu c a m e of h i m . H e is s i x t y - f i v e
t a i n t h a t c o n s t r u c t i o n of t h e
itten
u r g e n t r e q u e s t of m y m o t h e r western district
d o c t r i n e . T h e g e n e r a l be of t h e m o s t a s t u t e b u s i n e s s m a n i t y a n d of t h e p e a c e a n d j -y e a r s o l d . 1 h e officer w h o i n - l a w . I t r i e d C h a m b e r l a i n s f i o n given t o iijVj j n ° '
'
..
P a i n B a l m t o r e d u c e t h e laims."®>
lief h e i e i s t h a t G r e a t B r i t m e n i n R i c h m o n d , a n d o n e of p r o s p e r i t y of o u r o w n l a n d , a u g h t h i m i s s e v e n t y - f i v e .
i t 1 ml 1
Fanner Helsey recovered swelling and ease the pain,
a i n w a s m a k i n g o n e of h e r t h e m o s t c a u t i o u s of m e n in t h a t n o c o m p l i c a t i o n s will re
W. B. ('orncill M. If! TJOcBfin kburn.
and to my agreeablesui prise,
his property.
liooiir, N. C. , Zjp^q J p N. C.
u s u a l bluffs in d e a l i n g w i t h h i s s t a t e m e n t s , g i v e s i t a s h i s s u l t i n a w a r b e t w e e n t l i e U .
it did both, I have used
deliberate opinion that t h e S. and anv foreign Powei
weak nations when she threat
,
^ i P r e s s a n d U a r o l i n i a n : . " M r . t h r e e fifty-cent b o t t l e s a n d C o u n c i l ! & B k i t e i i i r nb
eried t o b o m b a r d t h e N i c a r c o u n t r y will n o w l i a v e a t l e a s t n i i f w i t h E n u l n n i l pssppcifillv ( > | . k ) H n t w f i n ( J o f H f t v ( i o | . b e l i e v e i t t o b e t h e finest
a g u a n s e a p o r t s if h e r d e t w o y e a r s of p r o s p e r i t y . H e w o n h l lis m o s t <lp[.lor!ihlc. | . M , S „ K „ i , l s t .ludjce I t y r . u i u . " t i l i n g f o r r h e u m a t i s m , p a i n s
i
m a n d s w e r e n o t a c c e d e d t o belie v e s t h a t t h e n e w e r a will ( ) m ^ e o p l p s p e n k t h e i r I n n ! . j u l | S H . l o t i r , G r i i . v R.vnnm I m d a n d s w e l l i n g s e x t a n t . F o r
tieiFCulls ntthitfCd Aj'f all
sale by W. L. Bryan.
b y a specified d a t e ; b u t b e g i n w i t h a n a c t i v e busi ! r t i i i ( r e ! i m I m o f | p s c m i < l p d f n . m j h e i i n . l l | , j r , M S i n ; , .
Timhonrs.-*&H
[ •• ' '
s h o u l d t h a t t h r e a t b e c a r r i e d n e s s d u r i n g t h e s p r i n g m o s . , t h e m t o a g r e a t e x t e n t . " W e b e r l a k e o n t l i e b e n c h in t h e
(line 1, '93. ! 1 " v l "
o u t t h e r e i s a w i d e difference a n d t h a t t h e l o u s i n e s s of t h e b e b r e t h r e n . " T o lie e m b r o i l S u p e r i o r C o u r t a t M o r g a n ri-1 O vll (1(4f
F. LOVLL
RICHER.
o f o p i n i o n a s t o w h e t h e r it y e a r will b e v e r y s n t i s f a c t o - e d m a w a r w i t h G r e a t B r i t t o n l a s t S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n
would be legarded by this ry.
ain over Nicnrauguu would on a motion for continuance
I t i s t h e first t i m e s i n c e t h e bt i n e x u s a b l e o n t h e p a r t of
c o u n t r y a s a v i o l a t i o n of t i c
i n a case* J u d g e B y n u m h a d !
panic began tha1 Mr. Ellyson the nation causing it. Bntth
A T1ORNE
T JUiW,
Monroe doctrine, with the
insinuated that I heUourt had
majority in the affirmative. has seen daylight's head and United States have rights, something against htm on
BOGNLc^. C.
T h e o n l y u n f o r t u n a t e t h i n g t h e f i r s t t i m e t h a t lie h a s felt h a v e i n t e r e s t a t s t a k e a n d p e r s o n a l g r o u n d s — d i d n o t
Spec'm 1 ok ten fitin g i veu
a b o u t S e c r e t a r y G r e e h u r n ' s l i k e a d v i s i n g h i s f r i e n d s t o in t h e M o n r o e D o c t r i n e m u s t b e i i e d ?i J u c g ' T i m b e r l a k e j
to the collet ion ofefaxttis.'"®*
r
d e m a n d f o r t h e r e c a l l of t i e v e s t t h e i r m o n e y . B u t h e b e e n f o r c e d a s n o f o r e i g n e o u n h a d s a t perfectly m o t i o n l e s s ;
:
7 , ' ? 1! i u u
lieves that the danger line try can be allowed to menace
^hazabe~"am,a Eyo and Skin Ointment
Hawaiian minister, because
u n t i l t h e w o r d s w e r e a l l ufIs a certain cure ftr1
oote Eyes,
;;?.nulaf;d Eye Lids, Sere Nipglfes, Pilea,
o f h i s r e p e a t e d v i o l a t i o n s of h a s been c r o s s e d a n d t h a t o i l ! s u p r e m a c y o r t o i n a n y t e r e d a n d t h e ' ' c i m t e i i i p t ' i
Sc." -a Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
i w a y e n d a n g e r o u r e x i s t e n c e . c o m p l e t e , when h e m a d e t h e
d i p l o m a t i c e t i q u e t t e , i s t h a t t h e w a y is n o w c l e a r .
25
uer box. Bor sale by1 druggists.
I nose who kno a whai
x-j
p MS l l o r i g h t t o Yen
it has re-opened the whole
TO HCX330WWEE3.
above remarks. Judge By
I For pottinr i hcrse in a fiup fceelthy con
t i r e s o m e H a w a i i a n q u e s t i o n . c e d e n t j u d g m e n t . Mi . E l l \ s o u , z , l u e j H t h a t w a r r a n t s t. h e J n u m a t t e m p t e d t o s a y s o m e
dition try
dyV Coridrtibn Ponders.
if 11
P ()t' territory and
They lot? the - - 'em, aid digestion, euro
T h e U. S . i s o n t h e e v e of has a nd w ho knaw how con ;
thing turthur when Judge
lass of app. o. mlL , 'c constipation correct
a d i p l o m a t i c v i c t o r y i n t h e s e r v a t i v e lie i s in a l l h i s s t a t e j (foes i t t h e r e will o e a w a r o r Timber!?!kt s a i f l ; " 1 a k e
xidr .ey disorders antLd^stfrty VWml. giving
.
.
new life to an old or over w<?rk^4t^iorse. 25
c o n t r o v e r s y w i t h G e r m a n y m e r i t s a n d p r e d i c t i o n s , will a r e t r e a t . E n g l a n d m a k e s a V O U I
8ir*
1 heincim-mi
cents per package. For f-alc»fcy dtuggista.
' *
t a k e c o m f o r t in t h i s w o r d o f j d e i r a n d t h a t it will b e i m p o s j .
over its "laim that American
|
. i-.l.ii ntio
s i h l e f o r Venezuela t o m e e t . l i a s c r e a t e d c o n s i d e r a b l eg o s
c a t t l e w e r e d i s e a s e d a n d w e e e n c o u r a g e m e n t , a n d w e g i v e A s e i z u r e of t e r i i t o r v w*ll fol- sip.
FOR nvspyrpsTAt- '•
Indizestton. and . tomarh disorders, take
proiniDtnre because
will the bulls
BROWN S SM»N »mrjTfrt.
s o l e l y f o r t h a t r e a s o n s h u t it prominence because we
All de erskeeplt, per bottle.
b»
business succeed, p a s s a n ® S T S u h c r . h e t o r tii. DEMOrade ar* ana crijs^qfed iiwj oo f*>. .
o u t of G e r m a n y , a n d t h e p r o h a v e f a i t h in t h e m a n a n d i n
c h a llenged?— J lesseng r,
CHAT o n e veaiNTJl
b i b i t i o n i s e x p e c t e d t o b t hivS p r e d i c t i o n s .
!9|-)^ • I f .
WASHINGTON
Hit!®?
j. F
LOVILL
�—
—Blackburn Cottrell and
reuth of a Gander.
Miller, our bustling nierran- LTptot Drniucmt:
Co THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT
til * firm, places a nice hid' in
I wish you to put in print
. .151.00 our columns this week. Tli.-v the MI I and unex|K*-ted death
.•opy 1 year
of ai. ancient « tinier, that
6 months
:!- ha ve a nice line of tnerehan
i
*" . . I ..
" 8 months
disc, and are adding to i. nas stood uie co.-iiitu,
gh
every week, and, best td all ing blasts of winter tor l wen1 inch 1 week.
vJ- thev sell at rowk bottom t.v five years. He has been a
}
.jT'"'
;Vpo prices to cash nil vers.
laithful old servant for Mr.
r <<
'
.....i \i...
i c iGMison of
M
SUBSCIUITIOX KATE 8
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Admin
istrutix of G. W. Duggcrdrd.
late of N atiiuga county, N
{ - this is to notny all p isons
having claims against theesta'eofs.dd deceased to exhib»t them to the undersign
ed on or before the first day
of April 1890, or this notice
w'ill be placed in bar of their
1 he great secret to success in having plenty of the comforts of life is in knowing how and when to buy. First
look! second, examine the quality and priee of the article'
<>r art hies, you wish to buy. Tot!
those who are interested
in buying necessaries for their con
consumption for the least
money we most respect filly invite t
ite them to call on us and
examine onr entire line of
UEXERAL llEEUHAmSE,
1 •• i
1 column 1 » : eeit!.,i..
1 month
1
"
3 "
V:"JL2&.K
:™yLi,;
tiKW.il a. liRRr
9.onjGoimcill tells us of a firer*'"]'"""' 7»»"iil\Z dented to said estate will
13.50 place in Mitchell county from " ,M \
, !!,' ' » ,i
please make imnie«;mte payConsisting of Groeei ies. Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
""llhMitbwImHtaw non-he* 'lec.ded to shuffle .ft ,l,e ,nu, ,„.„t
Tins tho lat .lay «rf H u W h . n-in.s, (i, 8 U.new, Hots. Cu^Shoea, Clothing,
(>
37.50,
,
j
• . tal coil. He has been a very April ,890.
tions etc
not
,
,
, .
.
c c DnidFu x\<lmiv
.
»
.
1 year
50 00 taken for -1 •vears, ^ with- hnrinless old , >•
11
.
tellow since he
•
'
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
,!
' ,,ll,im~
•' ' "
'
got too old to d > unv mean- - — b u t we will he pleased to show them to you and give you
Entered at the Post-office at best of liar.I wood has t-^u ness He haa been living nil npHIP rn&T
"ur prices, whether you-buy or not.
iit _ s8
Boone. N. €., as second-class b u r n e d in it nil t h e tune d u r - j alone throughl the winters ott l t f i t . U L £ I
rl
wl,.te.-» ,,
mail matter.
mg that period. 'I hissti ike?
, .
.
,.
the last four or live years a ml
OF AN E D U C A T t O N
Unmake a Kpecialty of shews. We think we can snll
us as being rather peculiar.
.
.
has been faring sumptuonsLOCAL NEWS.
y»m tin* nicest ami best shoe for less money than any mer
"E<tiK*tion ts an ornament la prosperity,
— die town authorities |y ever since he commenced m rmluge la adversity"
chant or'nieft-hants in the county. We do not quote prices
should take some steps to -batching.'' But alas! he has
in on" advertisement from the fact there lire HO many differ
—Read Administratrix no have the side walks of our passed over the river of death
ent tirades ot the same line of goods that it is almost im
possible to quote prices and a r the same time describe the
tiee in another column.
town" repaired, as it is al where he will no longer feel
goods so you will know the^quality without examining for
— Some have made garden most dangerous to try t o the biting blasts of winter,
yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy our
mid others are preparing to pass over them. Let this he and if he didn't die from old
goods by selling on time, we sell to ah tor the Pay When
1 7 hey Iteceive 7/m troo?/s consequently it enables tis to sell
done, and the stock kept oft age something else killed him.
do so.
of the streets. Wli.it i« the; H(f%lWn a ( p > o d olll Kam ] erm ,e
Tb'ods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the bu.y—Look o t for thenew 'ad
er.wdl be convinced of thetruCj.
use of having municipal laws pOI. uve alHi twenty years,
of.LB. Glarke the Blowing
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
if they are not to be observ- Done what seemed his part to do
Rock grocer, m our next is (I(j '
: And lived his titles clear.
BLACKBURN, COl lit ELL & MILL,Ell.
sue.
.
.
I If there's n future home lor geese The P a r e n t 's Discussion
April 4-th, I895r
— Rrhgiouscontroversiesin When e'r this life is o'er,
—Owing to the press of
Husband—"My. dear, our boy Robert
a local paper arecntirely <.ut lie has found that resting place
graduates from the public shoots very soon,
farm work, hut lew people at
you know. Have you thought what he had
t f place, nut we have now To dwell forever more.
e, but wt
best do then?"
tended cominissictiers court
L. M. 0.
Wife—"Well, John, I'd like ever so much ta
given room for two articles Must, N. r,
on Monday.
•end him to college. II you think we could
of this kind, and owing to
afford It."
-0Husband—"I'm afraid that is out of the
Tlic.Geiiaini 1 Merit
— Rev. A. li. Gentry will the number routing in, we
question, my dear. Do you know that It would
s S.usnpniiihi
cost us at the very least 28uo a year for blm at
preach in the Methodist must sa y, wit h all Kind feel- ()t
u i ns
any good Co.ll get"
.*
.
,
church in Boone on next Sun ing to the writers, that we friends wherever It is fan-lv and
Wife—"Uoodnessl As much as that? Of
honestly tried. To have peifect
course we can't send him. Bjt I do want to
day at 11, a. ill.
give him a good start In the world, and I don't
cannot publish anv tnori h e a l t h , y o u m u s t h a v e p u r e
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
think a public school education Is enough to
—Sugar, coffeeF rice, oat- communications on that sub blood, ami the best way to have •quip him for the hattie of life."
Husband—"No Ij is not, today, when
pure hloou is to take I toed s oar
flakes. confections, etc^ etc., J'' t •
education Is so genial. Now. I've been
sap irilla, the best .blood purifier
thinking of an advertisement I saw in The
cheap for cash at Blackburn.
Charlotte Observer the other day, and mat
—The trouble over the lo- ,l,, d strenglI. builder. It expels
is why I biouicht up lue sibjeci >o-night
,. .
,
,,
• all taint 01 scrofula, suit rlieum
Oottrell and Miller's.
ch ion >1 I he si'.iool house in i ilIl(1 a || 0 ther humors, and nt the T h e T r o u b l e Eg , Ijrifoinfs,
— Attorneys, W.
Goun- Dist. No 2. was decided on same tim • builds up the whole
that most young persorjkfthinhla into business,
.crill, J. C. Fletcher and E S. Monday and thesehool house system.
ere thrown Into it by accident or t^bporary
necessity, or are drawn into it by onsguided
Coffey, are attending court will be bnift near .1. Milton
Hood's I Mils are prompt and
ambition or a perveried fancy, without any
serious thought as to their fttness for It. When
Brown's. Dissatisfaction on •*;tioi 111_. 2.x\
at Lenior tliis week.
the years for learning the theory and practice
of their trade or profession are passed they
"
—Rev. M.Jones, Kpiscop il, i lie part of the citizens in the!
often awake witn regret and dismay lo the fact
upper .'11.1 .|| the Diet. exists
It i» now ilemoimtrnted by.
that they have not only made a mistake In
will pr»ac!i in Sr. Luke's
their selection, but have wasted the precious
r 1 1
years of early manhood upon a wrong pursuit.
chureh in Boone on Easter in.) it is 1'enre.l tlint they will - ° " nylioritv that. Mrs.
"Now, the chief thing for our boy's success
not work in htirmonv togelh| M" r \ lJ - Siirrn11 who was
tn life Is not education as much as proper
Sunday on the suhjeet of the
education—that is, education along the line of
hung by the Government
er.
bis natural bent. It's a year or two before
Resurrection.
b graduates. I'm going to give him an
during the war was an iimoopportunity of doing a little study at home
--•A good r u i n Monday
i» out woman.
during this time. I was looking at the
SCHOOL ANNOUNCES!EXT.
I ncyciopaedis Britann c.i at The Observer
evening. Weather fine and
Reading Room today, and It's really a great
School will open at New
thing. With these books In the hojse, Robert
grass is look ing green. ^Crtt t le Kiver Academy March 18th,
The effect of the new law
will have Information upon every possible
subject at his hand, and It is the most reliable
are getting independent n- 1895. Tuition ranges from stops all selling of goods on
Information In the world. Whatever
75c. to #2 per month. Spec the installment plan. N o
bouthay.
His Natural Bent
ial drill for teachers. Board
—The Grandfather silver per niontli #5 to $0.
bumiens done on future con
he can find proper development for It In this
Encyclopaedia, whether It's the taw.
mine, is a 11 ract ing a ttent ion
tracts unless the buyer# are
\V. M. FRA.VOUM , Prin.
mechanics, engineering, literature, or any of
the arts and sciences. I think when he Is
owing to the vein being tap
lull handed. The poor may
ready to graduate we will all have made up our
ed in the tunnel, the ore is
minds what he Is best fitted for by his use of
A Had Death at C< r lllor, N. M.
is the one who suffers from
these books. Besides, there he will find me
said to be 90 per rt nt silver. Editor Deinocrnt:
bad laws.
life stories of ail the great men of the past,
and he will know of their efforts, their
This is to notify you of the
struggles tni (heir successes, and he may
—We have had balmy
have a better and more serious view of Itfev
All Free.
These books have in them ail the instruction
weather for some time, but death of our dear son,Calvin
he can get In a college education. Honestly,
The Observer has given a greaon Tuesday mailt i* turned Given, who was horn in Wa Those whoh&ve used I)r. King's
opportunity, Now. ray dear, what do you
New Discovery know its value,
colder and a light snow fell tauga county. N C., Febru and those who have not, have
think of my scheme?"
\Vjf£_"lt's jo splendid. John; but what will
Weather is warmer again ary 10th, 1871. Calvin came now the opportunity to try it
the bocks cost?"
Husband—"Why that Is the most surprising
to Ins death by an explosion Free. Call on the advertised
now, however.
part of it. We can get them for ten cents a
Druggist and get a Trial Bottle,
day. just think of It!"
of giant powder in the Steph
Parents, who are considering the beri
Free. Send your name and mi— loe B. Clarke, of Blowing
enson Bennett mine at Organ. dress to II. E- Bucklen & Co.,
methods for educating their sons wou'd do well
Rook, is offering special in
to look into this special educational offer of
N. M , which is 270 miles Chieago, and get a sample box
ducements for trade. His 1 iin
The Observer,
South ot here. Calvin was in of Dr. King's New Li!e, Pills Free
of groceries and confections
as well as a copy of Guide to
Charlotte, A r . c
a drift GOO feet, from the Health and Household Instruc
is complete. See him when
main slope doing some con tor, Free. All of which is guar
you are there.
tract work and at 3:20 p. iti. anteed to do you good and cost
—Representative Michael Clay Green, his brJther, fore vou nothing. W L.Bryan.
was in town Monday shaking mryi of the mineat that time
Jerry Sock less Simpson,
hands with his constituents, wetic into the drift where Cal
and telling what tve did and vin was working and told names Senator Allen, of Ne
what we failed to do during him it was quiting time, and braska. and Henry W utterour session of the Legisla to come out, but Calvin said son as the Populist ticket for
ture.
he would lend and shoot be-* President in 1896.
:
51
1
—On last Thursday the in
fant daughter of Rey. and
Mrs. I. G. Pulliam. after a
lite of only a few days, quiet
ly passsed from life unto
death, and the si'dess little
spirit to the God who gave
it.
—W. M. Fran -Mini, Co., Su
perintendent, asks us to say
that ho will be in Boone on
Thursday. Apri' 11, 1895,to
examine applicants for teach
er's certificates. The examin
ation will be written, and will
begin at 9, a. m
fore he went out. Clay went
on out and Calvin went to
fixing his powder, fuse and
caps back in the little cross
cut where he kept a box of
giant powder and, by some
means, not known, the whole
box of giant was exploded
and tore the poor boy into
small pieces. All that could
be found of the remains was
brought oat in a handker
chief and was hurried in the
semetery neui Organ. His
brother Clay came home on
the 26th inst., and this is the
sad story o f the death of our
dear son Calvin.
MR. AND MRS. R. GREEN.
AI arch 28 tli '95.
—To get out of debt, I am
going to close out tr.y entire
stock of hardware, and just
as quickly as lean. too. Now
is your time to get goods That tired feeling, loss of ap
cheap. I want to satisfy those petite and nervous prostration
1 food's '
r . ,v .
A I 1 | V; MI* !•
'INVC MVI .V by "" ^ar
takes pur e
Whk'h
1.) do it, with. Your* N. M-iti'S""'
Allen. Not oh W ilki^ joro.
I
-0-
II you are in earnest about wantingthe best Monument
or Tombstone, For the least money, be sure to write to me,
as I buy direct from thf^qunrries in car load lots. I em
ploy the very best woikmen, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
i '"Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
and give me a call oiyvrite for prices.
" c. B. WEBB. Statesville, N. C.
January 24th, 1895.
HEW TEAS 6EEEOTGS!
Yes. the old year of 1894 is gone with all its*pleasures
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
way to do that is to i.egin right and keep right che year
through.
You can do this by doing all your trading miring the
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
era I merchandise, all at the
VERY OWES! PRICES.
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1895, by
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs for f 1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
mance i\% -ts. and up, domestic, very heavy. 7 cts by the
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cashiners. shoes —yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on short
cook stoves, farmers friend plows ami repairs, Bissell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBICEB-
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
give me your trade this year, and 1 will certainly sell you
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
Yours Anxious to piease,
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. E.
Bucklen A- Co., Chicago, and get
a free sample box ot Dr. King's
New Life Tills. A trial will con
vince you ol *heir merits. These
pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the ure
ot Constipation and Sick Head
ache. For Malaria an! Liver
troubles they have been proved j
invaluable. They are guaran
teed to be perfectly free from ev
ery deleterious substance and toj
Im> purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action, hut
by giving tone to stomach and
bowels greatly invigorate t h e
system. Regular size 25c. per
Fox. Sold by W. L. Bryan.
St. Augustine Fla. had a
great tire on the 28th. For
ty-six residences and stores
and many other buildings
were destroyed in the space
of four hours. About 100
families are left, homeless.
The lo#s wiii amount
200,ODD.
means so much more than'
, you imagine—serious and
r fatal diseases result from
^trifling ailments neglected.
/ Don't piny with Nature's
OF••greatest gift—health.
If you are feeling
ut ot sorts weak
out of sorts, wea »
A
aiid generally exbarMted, net v-oiis.
have no appetite
Is now engaged in the .nanufnetnre and sale of a valu
and can't work,
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDIl»egin at oneetakir t; the r-.ost rejia- i j CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
t'f. strengthening
medicine,which is
tion.
Brcwn's Iron Bit
ters. A few botThis wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (istles cure—benefit
comes from the
mses of the Liver, Stoma h. Kidneys and all diseases ari
very first dose—it
rrvn t stn.n yur
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
te/ ih, a n d i t ' s
pics^ant to take. , pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
' rhe physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
Dyspepsia,
Kklney and Liver
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
' Neuralgia,
Troubles,
with full directions on each, Price #1.00 per package, sent
'Constipation, Bad Blood
! post paid to any address.
If you have Liver trouble, Dys* Malaria,
Nervous ailments '
• pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
Women's complaints.
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
Get only the genuirje— it has crossed red
• Hi,e« rin the iv- ' '1
ie sc lines on ; hp wrappe" All others are sub '
stitutes On receipt oft wo stc. stamps we
1HL MOUNTAIN ME DP INL OMPANY
will send set of II
Fail M * 3 a.!Q book—fits..
BROWN CHEMiOAL CO. BAL'.JAORS. ISO. \
Brown's
Iron
ZIONVILLE FORTH GAROUN
It Cures
'
�The Watai'saDeor^at•hilv-'l l i n g
enro
i««
must
i Iif
AVOID BuJK Soda!
{
r i i e iiios su •»f»sfeiiu
*
H
p a s s e d t h e bill a s t h e y a r e in t h e history of Laurel
7 h u r* day A p 1 il 1, i 8 HA
with
Bad soda spoils good flour. •
c h a r g e d w i t h h a v i n g d o n e B r a n c h d o s e d lust Friilav.
M-xi
Pure soda—the best soda, conies
. KH PHA ^
< 11 h« r bills t h a t failed t o p a s s w i t h a p p r o p r i a t e e x e r c i s e s it | - " I
A
A
only ifl packages.
I t . w a s h o p e d t h a t t h e l a t e b o f h H o u s e s . G r e a t is F a s - t h e Pell B u i l d i n g , w h i c h . w a s
L e g i s l a t u r e would h a v e p a s s i o n
bearing this trade markj^=
W e a r e n o w l i v i n g u n - b e a u t i u!l v d e c o r a t e d f o r t i n
ed off w i t h o u t f u r t h e r eriti d e r r e f o i a . L e t u s a l l b e o c c a s i o n . E n t e r i n g t h e
It costs no more than inferior package soda
—never spoils the hour—always keeps soft
c i s i n f o r ttie o r e s e n t a t l e a s t , h a p p y a n d g r o w u p w i t h t h e b u i l d i n g a t n i n e a i n . , we Her Boy's Suffering After
Diphtheria
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
, J 11
a n d t h a t t h e p e o p l e 'fi ' ' '
w o r d e r of t h i n g s , g e t r i c h , w e r e m e t b y o n e of Hie g e n j
and insist on packages
8fute w o u l d h a v e m o v e o t o r - . V u s s o u r the 0 ] , j D e m o c r a t i c t l e m a n l y u s h e r s a m i e s c o r t ei Hood's Cave Good Health and
Strength.
bearing these words—
w a r d w i t h g r e a t e r enm-gv t o ^ y t f ^ y a g j i n t s a n . l i n e a p a b i l - t o a c u i n f o r t a b l e s e n t f r o m
It
b e t t e r their condition, b u t in i t i e s . R e f o r m S R e f o r m " p r o - w h i e h w e c o u l d c o m m a n d a
t h e l a s t week a genera! c o m c l a i m i t l o u d l y y o u n o p s w h o g o o d view of t h e s t a g e . AlMi
ik
*
o
m o t i o n h a s - b e e n p r o d m - e n j j 1 0 v v lt*tl i t s o l o u d l y l a s t tali, t h o u g h t h e l o u s e w a s n e a r ,
«
Made only by CH'JRCH H CO.. New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
tt
Write for Arm aad Mummer Bo.-k ol valuable Recipe*-FREE.
a m o n g t h e t a n n e r s a m i b u d- Xifform; h o l l o w i t a n d a l w a y s tiiled a t t h i s e a r l y h o u r visie
ness people of t h e S t a t e . T h e s p e l l i t w i t h a l u g ; ' R . "
••S9399#«6CEO0999«E8CC?».3FTA«««999999««904999*»9999 J
tors continued to pour in
a c t of t h e Legislature in re
A l a d y a t T o o l e y s . L a . w a s A t h a l f p a s t n i n e Miss H o u p *
gard to mortgages and as
a p p e a r e d u p o n t h e s t a g e an«i |
At
V": «"# b, V
*-<• 9 2%*|
s i g n m e n t s causes c o n s t e r n a v e r y s i c k w i t h b i l l i o n s c o l i c o p e n e d t.heexecises b y c a l l i n g
t i o n o n all sides, a n d busi w h e n M. C. T i s l e r , a p r o m i oil R e v . .J. M. H a r a i a n t o !
ASS Off
h •}!• A T IS lit 1895
n e s s seems t o be paralyzed. n e n t irverchant of t h e t o w n l e n d in p r a y e r , a f l J r w h i c h «u
gave her a bottle ofChambei
F i r s t s e s s t)ii «q»Hii-- [A-b - I i h , 1 8 9 5 n n d •i'--s .True 2 1 1 h
A n y m o r t g a g e o r a s s i g n I a i n ' s Colic, Q i o l e i a a n d D i a r ( e x q u i s i t e w a h z w a s t e n d e r e d
1 8 9 5 . T h e sect)mi .s^sMtui will o p e n . A u g . (>.k 1 8 9 5 ni:-^
merit hereafter t o be m a d e is r h o e a R e m e d y . H e s a y s s h e b y t h e M e s s r s . H o r t o n i n u
Dec. 2 4 H i .
declared absolutely mil a n d w a s well in Forty m i n u t e s af s i c i a n s f o r t h e o c c a s i o n . T h e n
F A F U L 1'Y.
R« v .1. i l . Y . a r b o r n . I ' l i i i c i p n l . Miss J . M a y YMHHM-O
Void a s t o former d e b t s by t e r t a k i n g t h e f i i s t d o s e . F o r c a m e s o n g , r e c i t a t i o n , d i a
s a l e b y W. L . B r y a n .
will •ic i n
< » i r.c i ' l i -.tiaKV a«;d I n t c r i n e d i e t i - dt p . u tt h i s a c t . Heietofore, m a n y ,
l o g u e , . d e c l a m a t i o n , a li d
UH u l s . c lei bh»* w ill ; s n h n vc c h a r g e of t h e NU - i c tlc.iHifa n d in fact, a g r e a t majority
We want to urge upon the music so beautifully rendered
iiit i »r < )f! t-i ( iui p< l e i i t a l t d t Xpei i< net (1 leach» i s H . d bt-eui
of t h e farmers of t h e c o t t o n f u n n e l s of W a t a u g a , t h e i n- a n d s o a r t f u l l y int.ci p o s e d
,}• '. t d ii.s t h e ,sci»» M »1 UP) V )<»lU're.
belt, h a v e relied for y e a r s in p o r t n n e e of m a k i n g full s u p t h a t t h e e n t i r e a u d i e n c e w a s "C. I. Hcxxl St Co., Lowell. Mass.:
T K R.MS.
" Hood's Sarsa}>yilla Iris done so much for
o b t a i n i n g their g u a r o ba p l i e s t h i s s e a s o n . N o p e o p l e i n t e r e s t e d a n d e n t e r t a i n e d my bt y th:it I v Ish to say a few words la pral±e
T l 1 T I O N i»' ll'f Driu u i y D p a . t a u n t $ 1 0 0 ,
of this
CliOur.l was very
l l B i H l It L \ . » B1 v>11
8 2 (il).
c o n , flour, e b \ , f r o m tlmir c a n p r o s p e r a n d b e c o m e A t t w c l v e o T l o c k Miss H o u p e HI v.lth wonderful medic-lae. hlia suffering with
diphtheria and It l.-lt
AFa I'Eai IF
8 2 5 0 itt ^ 3 o o .
Briefs 01ser.se. Ho was very weak, poor i.i
s u p p l y m e r c h a n t s e v e r y thrifty unless they produce a announced that a baskei
Cesli RU 1 ccull '
"y
a fever
;.FS.{
$2 50.
s p r i n g by executing a m o r t sufficiency t o k e e p t h e m s e l v e s d i n n e r w o u l d b e s e r v e d o r soon overtook L:u ;md u>£v'_i.r wilA trwuhie
-.
19 a f d il. ' j u . n l f u n u l i e s , iiuTudi* ar l i g h t , fuel a n d
g a g e on their c r o p s . S o o n a n d f a m i l i e s s u p p l i e d n e c e s t h e g r o u n d s , a n d i n a feu with ".... W 3 !.i r.uch Misery.
Ho
, net7 ; ? s ; i i \ c«# II \ . ni.-in', s , pel* ill >itl h , 8 b 9 0 t«> 8 7 . 5 0 .
a b o u t t h e 2 0 t h , of March t hey s a r r y h o m e c o n s u m p t i o n of well c h o s e n w o r d s i n v i t e d a l l At last, almost c'.iseourane.l. I CecLIed to have
hull try
S irsap.irilia.
F<»r a n y i n f o r m a t i o n n o t licrein n i . i a i n i d j q q 1\ i u t he
with w a g o n s a n d t e a m s d r o v e b r e i d m e a t a n d v e g e t a b l e s p r e s e n t t o p a r t a k e ; we t h e r e ouly a few bottles. iui l yet It has II j I...S L;xefl
done lilai more
good than all t'ee previous inedleal treatment 1*1 im i o a l , Booiie, N I ' .
t o t h e different t o w n s t o lay a n d a sufficiency' f o r s t o c k . l o r e a d j o u r n e d t o I h e t a b l e
in a supply from t h e i r met W h e n we s e e f a r m e r s w i t h w h i c h w a s f a i r l y g r o a n i n g
c h a n t s a n d b a n k e r s a i m i n g t h e i r t e a m s h a u l i n g c o r n , u n d e r t h e weight of t h e p r o
Cn
y '•
• TT JL> •-\V I
O M
a s they h a d heretofore t o se h a y , o a t s a n d e v e n s t r a w , d u c t s o f t h e g o o d w o m e n oi
•f
r !i\
iiroa p a r i l t a
PR
^ '
t-iil
b'U
vile] I
c u r e t h e a m o u n t b y m o r t f o r h o m e - o n s u m p t i o n , we t h e v i c i n i t y . F L s h j i n d fowl;
g a g e , b u t a b o u t t h i s t i m e a r e r e m i n d e d t h a t , t h a t f a r I»ie a n d c a k e ; a n d d e l i c i o a i
k ' i
1! i-i
t h i s new a c t was s p i l i n g u p m e r h a s failed t o p r o p e r l y t h i n g s a d i n f i n i t u m c a l l e d , nnd medl -iaes combhied. He has re;.* due:! VA X t' V.
Oesh
healthy. It
i
o n i h e c o u n t r y a n d n o m o r t u t i l i z e his o p p o r t u n i t i e s o n f o r t h t h e a d m i r a t i o n of b o t h strength andgive usand looksquito others whut
will always
pL-nturo to tell
g a g e woudd be accepted a s h i s o w n f a r m . N o f a r m e r c o n n o i s s e u r a n d e p i c u r e . At a valuahlo medicine La Hood's Sursaparllla."
Mas. Q. \V. M.vitniTT. Carrollton, Kentucky.
BiOsey Mad-.."
u n d e r t h e a c t i t was a utility. o u g h t t o o n y c o r n , b a c o n o r o n e p. m . , we r e p a i r e d t o t h e N. B. If you decide to tako Ho l's Sarsapaid:: (hi
%
rlllu do not be induced to buy any other.
T h e s e farmers returned h o m e s t o c k feed, b u t o u g h t t o b e b u i l d i n g t o w i t n e s s t h e r e
_i
Hood'3 Pitl9 euro liver Ills, Jaundice, bil
furiously m a d a n d a general a b l e t o sell s o m e e v e r y y e a r , m a i n d e r of t h e p r o g r a m m e , iousness. r.lck headache and constipation. 'Jho.
I take this method nfinlor" c u s s i n g " of t h e l a t e Fusion t o t h o s e wire d o n o t f a r m . a n d f o r t h r o e h o u r s we were
i.Mm m y < hl i n t««n,in> r i a l
Owing to a KH-i-nt « huvigc
LAND S A L E .
L e g i s l a t u r e was extensively T h o u s a n d s of d o l l a r s g o o u t a m u s e d b v t h e w i t a n d wis
.
, i ' In i ieiu l* I P u b l i c i h a I t h a v
in oiii biis «i ness, that is. from
By virtiie of a power oi saw
e n g a g e d in. T h e m e r c h a n t s e v e r y y e a r f o r W e s t e r n b a c o n d o m of a s i n t e r e s t i n g a
coataiiie l in t) mortgage execut » n h; m l i.i d f o r s a l e a g.mei - the "Old Time" credit sys
b a n k e r s a n d o t h e r business w h e n o u r f a r m e r s o u g h t t o g r o u p e of s t u d e n t s a s i t h a s ed to Ij. F. Iliigan by A. H. Miller
;i| assort iiaai • «if
men preempt irilv refuse t o m a k e a t h o m e a s u r p l u s t o e v e r been o u r g o o d f o r t u n e nnd wi 'e, Sally, on March 29th ' i 7 A ! L E A M ) 1 A M Y G R O tem to a
d o business under t h i s a c t . s u p p l y t h e d e m a n d . M a n y t o k n o w . T h e g o o d - b y of 1 892 tor the sum of 8829.37 the
same being due and no part liav-1
CI. HIES,
%
Able lawyers h a v e been con f a r m e r s b u y tt a i r w h e n t h e y t e a c h e r t o p u p i l s a o s v e r y ing-been paid. I will off r tor »al» '
0MB MSiS
^in b as
s u i t e d in regard t o t h e legal c o u l d r a i s e t h e w h e a t h e r e t o u c h i n g indeed a n d s h o w e d at v.ubiic auction at the court !
\\ e are able to otter N O U
c o n s t r u c t i o n o f t h e a c t . a t h o m e . W e a r e n o w o n l y w h a t a b o n d of s y m p a t h y house (h>or in Boone on the 29th 1 ! ' c t VK B.
A RBUCK LENS COFFEE
FCC All,
day of April 1895 it being Mon
M a n y of them think t h a t t h e s p e a k i n g of o u r e n r e l e s s c l a s s h a d g r o w n u p b e t w e e n t h e day ot Court between the hours
( H r'KSF,
at 24 cts per tt).;
a c t was passed t h r o u g h a of f a n n e r s , w h o h a v e o p p o r t w o d u r i n g t h e i r s h o r t a c of 19 and 4 o'clock of said day a
(HACK KItS, *
Good green coffi e at 29 cts.
m i s t a k e a s it is n o t t h o u g h t t u n i t i e s a n d d o n ' t i m p r o v e q u a i n t a n c e . G . W . O s b o r n e half iiiterH*tt iu 40 acres ol land
CAKKS.
per lb ;
I HCITS. •
t h a t a n y s a n e men would af t h e m . W e are* of t h e o p i n i o n c l o s e d tin 1 execises b y deliv •ying on Cove Creek adj' ining the
lauds of J. R Beece ajid others
> t TS.
Extra ' c" s lgni' nr 16 RfS.
fiict t h e a l r e a d y oppressed t h a t t h e r e i s IIH r e m o n e y e r i n g a s h o r t a d d r e s s o n e d and one third interest n
xiist
people, financially, in such a l o s t o n r a i s i r r g a n d m a r k e t u c a t i o n whirl) w a s full o i w - mill located on siiiil land also one PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIEH, . o tile dollar; good, heavy
g r i e v o u s way a s t o d e s t r o y i n g t h e c a b b a g e c r o p t h a n t e r e s t t o all p r e s e n t . T h e e x half interest in a saw mill. For CANNED(iooi)soF ALL KINDS, domestic Jit 7 cts per yard.
further particulars see Book "P'*
SoDA. LACNDDY AND
(*«* V\ e ha ve just received
all t h e little credit t h e p o o r a n y t h i u g m a n y f a r m e r s ercist-s closed a t f o u r p. in-..
deed i>a,ge409 «t.c,.in the ofii- e
FANCY 8OAPS.
39 cases of lit s and h.(j ^"s
f a r m e r s h a d left. T h e r e is b l i n d l y e n g a g e i n . Quit, t h i s T h u s c l o s e d o r e - o f t h e m o s t of Register of Deeds for Watauga
-! IM-'S, ; ict vvtd sell them at
n o w a n effort being m a d e t o a t o n c e a n d s a v e y o u r s t a b h i n t e r e s t i n g s c h o o l s o v e r county where sai<l mortgage is H o r s e a n d C a t t !»* Powd* ?
registered. Als^ a tract of land
, price* ni slut the buyer."£41
get, t h e a c t before t h e Su m a n u r e a n d i m p r o v e c o r n t a u g h t in t h i s c o m m u n i t y containing 199 acres mo'eo less
'i'obaceo, Sni ft* < i g a r s ,
( all anrLsec us and itc w i l l
p r e m e Court t o h a v e it, a d a n d w h e a t l o t s w i t h i t . M a k e a n d t h e t e a c h e r s of w h o m lying in the county of Wataugc
Cigarettes MaL h t s ,
on the waters of Meat Camp creek
j sa \ e von nioin\y.
judicated a n d if til? c o u r t de- a few a c r e s r i c h f o r c o m a n d t h e r e w e r e t w o , Miss H o u p e ,
and
s i d e s it o p e r a t i v e a s t h e word a b a n d o n t h e t i l l a g e of s o of S t a t e s v i l l e , a n d M i s s T a r Jidjoinii-g the lands of.lohn Wine 7 a n y o t h f i t h i n g s t o o ft-di-\
J () HN8< )N K DM1 ST Hy ^ CO
!>argcr and others the same hav
i n g seems t o m a k e it, then m u c h l a n d in c o r n m a k e m o r e r a l i c e , of F h u i l o t t o , l e a v e u s . ing been mortgaged to L. F.
oas t>! mention in a
•lowing Keck. Dec 12. 1894.
i ma i ad.
t h e people will implore t h e r y e ] a n d g r a s s a n d k e e p y o n tig M i s s H o u p e t o h e r h o m e i n ' l a g a n b y J . L. Moretz a n w i f e
G o v e r n o r t o call the Legisla c a t t l e g r o w i n g f o r t h e m a r S t a t e s v i l l e while M i s s T a r f. E. Moretz. March 29, 1N92
r a n e e g o e s a * a m i s s i o n a r y v. itli nover of sale for tBe sir of
also 1-jeep a good line
t u r e in e x t r a session t o u n d o k e t . K e e p a few i m p r o v e d t o d a p a n . R e g r e t s w e r e e x
829 37 the same being nue and , i Domji s t i c Medi •iiu-'H.'^ft
t h i s g r e a t wrong. We hope, h o g s o r a s m a n y a s y o u c a n p r e s s e d b y t h o s e p r e s e n t a no part having been paid sred
—BY—
'and to be sold at the same time
A s I a i n willing t o " t o t " '
however, t h a t t h e C o u r t will p r o p e r l y feed, r a i s e y o u r o w n t h e a b s e n c e <>1 M i s s T a i r a n o - •s the above liaiuerl tract, for
c o n s t r u e t h e a c t in a way m e a t a n d h a v e s o m e t o sell. s h e h a v i n g left a few d a y further particulars see Book "I" I f a i r w i t h m v n e i g h b o r s I o n p r e v i o u s t o p r e p a r e f o r lie
jr,2 ii-ci St., Fhilfedetphia, I'a.
t h a t it will lilt i t s h e a v y T h e o n l y p r o s p e r i t y f o r W a j o u r n e y , a n d c o u l d n o t L >f deeds page 407 etc., in the og lv ask for ami (gp <*t a pari
of
nf Deeds Watauga
weight from s h o u l d e r s of t h e t a u g a p e o p l e i s t t ) d o b e t t e r p r e s e n t t o w i t n e s s t h e pei !j riceintvRegister said amrtgage is ' of your trade.
•:
where
When you are t the'Cock' For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
f a r m e r s of t h e c o u n t r y , a s f a i q n i n g a n d k e e p e v e r l a s t f o r m a n c e of t h e s c h o l a r s sh< j "gistered. Terms made known
( ome to se e ray golds'ana ehitis, Dvsp j sia. Catui i h, Hay
i n g l y a t i t . N o l a z y m a n will s o l o v e d a n d a d m i r e d . G r c a ,#n (j i v of sale Deeds in le<well a s all o t h e r classes of
1
Fever flefidaci.e, Debility Rheil
o u r citizens.
We w o u 1 d s u c c e e d a t a n y t i l i n g espec c r e d i t i s d u e Miss H o u p e f o r nlfi \\:il be eyecilf'd to purchasers you will never regret it.
v. C. Coffey rec. ivcr in case <>f
ibatiwm, Neuralgia.
t h e a b l e m a n n e r i n w'nh
Very R ESPEC TFULI/Y,
g r e a t l y fear a n o t h e r sessh n i a l l y o n t h e f a r m . I m p r o v e
AND ALL (•3KONIC AND N EHVOl H
a l o n e a n d u n a i d e d s h e super | powers i^ittle& Co.. vend othej-.s
Vol R OLD FRIEND,
of o u r present Legislature. e v e r y a c r e of y o u r t i l l a b l e i n t e n d e d t h e p r o d u c t i o n o i j .{gainst L. F R : ;;in and others.
DISORDERS.
J. li. ( LA A E.
We would r a t h e r e n d u r e t h e l a n d b y j u d i c i o u s f a r m i n g . s u c h a l e n g t h y a n d e l a b o r a - e March 28 '95.
w r o n g s t h a t we now have Q u i t c r y i n g b a r n t i m e s . T h i s p r o g a m m e .
Blowing Rock, Feb. 6.
It has hem in use for more than
will d o n o g o o d . W o r k ,
J. M. ISAACS.
twenty years; 'housands of pa
t h a n t o risk t h o s e t h a t might
w o r k , a n d m a k e p l e n t y t o March 3 0 t h ' 9 5 .
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
tients have been treated, and oLOC AL KLPRESENTAT1YESWANTED.
be saddled upon u s if a n y e a t a n d f o r y o u r s t o c k .
onethousand physicians have
North Carolina, Watauga coun , ver . .
Our system affords nn opportu
o t h e r meeting of t h e F u s i o n
T h e r e h e d i o n in C u b a i s a
IJiickleu'8 Arnica Sa'vo*
nifv to borrow on ei-her person.! tt, in tb- bu,H-nor. K.
Miller:
»"d iwoinmend.t-averj
more serious affair than
c r o w d should be h a d . H o w
'
. I . F .Stdlman
p.gmhcant faet.
il or real estate secuiity. The
T h e best salve in t h e world for
m a n y more surprises for the cuts, bruises, sores, s a l t rheum, S p a i n e x p e c t e d a n d i t will plan is supaior to Building and : The defendant i: the .above enf t is agreeable. There is no nau
take money and men to snopeople remain when all t h e i r fever sores, t e t t e r , chapped h a n d s ( i u e i t . S e n - m s f i g h t i n g h a s Loan Associations. The amount j itHi action having ts^ai sum seous taste, nor sickening smell.
borrowed may be returned in moned to appar at M atauga
a c t s a r e known r e m a i n s \ e t chilblains, corns, a n d all skin men e n g a g e d in tii r e a d y , monthly payments without bo- Suyjerior court and put in the,
e r u p t i o n s , a n d positively cures
"Compound Oxygen—Its m o d e
I .to i./w.tiot t../) h<o* Lxiaoi
i
.
a
i
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' l
1
t o be discovered. We h a d piles, o r n o p a y required. I t i s Spain has recruited he?' forcejmj^ with interest at " per cent, sheriff 's hands for service and 1
5
h<
of Action and Results."' is theti'1V"# l^oon Si
,Jl,c
a n interview on M o n d a y with g u a r a n t e e d t o give perfect s a t i s in the last few days with 10,-. per annum, it affords absolutese making his return asfollows viz. 1'^ x
faction o r m o n e y re aided 000 troops and her greatest canity to investors, with a reap- * Dihigentsenrch^madeJ. F. Steel - .j^d'pv p'n. Stei-ke% ""-"d I"'vi
M r . Michael o u r Representa
bairn
found in my county,
Price 2 5 cents per box. F o r sale r e n e r a l will t a k e c o m m a . ' i. onableguarantee ol an annual man n
which gives to all inquirers fail
t i v e in regard .«> t l s m o r t - b y W. L . Bi van.
T h e s t r e n g t h o l t h e insur dividend of from 8 to lOpercent. Now. ti -rctorc, by virtue of an information as to this remarka
We desire to secure the services order- n publication the defend- ble curative agent, and record of
g »ge , e t . H e eu phi* tieally d e
gents is daily increasing,nnd
D r . S . F . S c o t t , Blue Ridge,
of energetic representative men in ant in above entitled action will
n ies a n y such a c t p a s s i n g t h e
a general up rising expected
surpiising cures in a v ide range
H a r r i s o n Co. Mo., s a y s : ' F o r
every community to act as Local take notice that he is to appear
H o u s e . F r o m t h e pa e i s we w h o o p i n g c o u g h . Chamber S p a m i s j e l o u s of t h e II. 8 . , Secretaries. The position will lie at Watauga Superior court the of chronic cases—many of them
see t h a t o t h e r ineint era deny l a i n ' s Cough Remedy i s excel a n d believes t h a t t h e C u b a n s sufficiently remunerative to am-1 same being the 29th of April. '95 after being abandoned to die by
other physicians. Will be mailed
t h e passage i th a c t , a l s o . l e n t . " ii.v using i t freely t h e a r e a s s i s t e d b y o u r p e o p l e . ply compensate for services. If and a j«wer complaint of plaintiff on application.
Of c o u r s e t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s you possess the above qualifica- where said plaintiff claims of deT h e question ti)en arises how disease is deprived of all d a n will h o l d h a n d s oft b u t i t tions write for particulars. Full fendnnt the sum of
80.00 with
c o m e t h i s law eniolled a n d g e r o u s consevuences. T h e r e c a n ' t p r e v e n t i n d i v i d u a l s information regarding our sys- interest at balance of purchased j
is n o d a n g e r in g i v i n g t h e
signed by t h e President of t h e Remedy t o babies, a s i t con f r o m a s s i s t i n g . S p a i n will tern of making loans as well ns money on a tract of land yiur-j 1520 Arch St. P]9!adflphia, Pa.
120 Sutter St. S«n Frnr.ei£co, Cal
S e n a t e a n d S p e a k e r of t h e t a i n s in t h i n g injurious. 2 5 a m p l y a p o l o g i z e t o t h e I . S . . investments and agencies will be chased of plaintiff and lying in J
furnished by addrcsssing 8. S. Ashe county. Herein take notice!
H o u s e a n d now in t h e h a n d s a n d 5 0 cent bottles f o r s a l e f o r t h e a s s a u l t o n o u r S h i p I Robertson, President. 1122 Wal- and fail not. This March 21. '95. Please mention this paper.
Alliance.
Brvan.
' nut Street. Philadelphia.
*
M.B. BLACKT'CRV C. 8. C.
of t h e Secretary of S t a t e t o t> v- \JS,'
clerks
HRWHIPP
A Mother's Story
BrcTS TtftH SCE^OL
'
Co Yo
v
"Moray Saved Is
TREATMENT
INHALATION!
MONEY LOAN ED.
Ors. Sfarkey & Palen,
�The Wataasa Democrat
A DBMOCKATH: family newspaper,
devotdd to the iiitcrent ot <'utili
ty State ano Nation. Publishe-1
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
taugu County. N. C.
The Nou-l'artisan Jntl>iary.
The Governor has not only
n very alile but n very etinser
vative legal adviser, and if
he can get a fair shake from
the "non-partisan judiciary"
the hopes of some legislative
appointees are apt to he
blasted .-Chariot te Observer.
The flippant way in which
our esteemed contemporary
speaks of the only true amj
genuine (see 4 the name blown
on the bottle") non-partisan
court the State ever had.
will shock those who speak
with bated breath when they
mention tin sacred court.
"Get a fair shake" indeed!
The 'Observer' will be repri
manded by the 'TMoriners'
if it uses such nn expression
in reference to the present
court. Now if such partisans
as Shepherd, McRae and Binwell were on the beach, this
contempt of the court, might
be passed unchallenged. It
is true that neither of them
ever ran for a State office,
and neveivengaged in the par
tisanship of a* State ruuipaign, but ihey were "parti
sans," and could not be set
fin a pedestal. But what
could he said of them with
iiiu»ucity is irreverence when
spoken of the lmmneillnt
"non-piirtisai.H.'
But the Governor;.will "get
a fair shuke," nn I the "non<
partisans" will soon have an
opportunity of sli nving that
they are really and truJy
"non-partisans." or whether
they are going to cariv out
the caucus decree ami put
Cook and Ewart in wliet u>d
o r n o .—Raleigh Mews and
Observer.
A Poor Boy Fi>d* $*,800.
C ~T
cr
In order to obtain some
— — -trustworthy information con George Sides, of Stanley £ | $ | \ 4 V v
j Ju
|' 1 %
eeiniug this streak of lock for county, was, up to a short
the owners of t lie mine, a lime «»go, a poor and iieutii
H era hi reporter had a talk less youth. Bring pnunpt.-.i
_ () _
with Mr. J. W. Bostian of by a de.-ire to-do something
Albemarle. Mr. Bostian w in llie world, lieuindi-his wu.v
well acquainted with the to the N w Loii<b>n section
prop°rty and tells us that it
the \aduin r,ul\va\ to
had only been giving a mod-! |u«>spct f«>» employment;an«l
erute yield, up to the past as he jouritied he saw a large
Vn days. I t iskn iwn as the;«o k very emumsly pla«e.l,
" I n g r a m mine." and is o«n- a s , fby so m human hand,
ed by New York partieschief- Bronipt* d by curiosity, he
Iv. It. Karnes, dr., who lu»w
to digging and digge.J mi
been snpei intending it, also til this roek was removed.
has alt interest in it. The then a see.aid. t!; m a third,
largest nuggets that has so when heho.d! » hat a trensfar been found weighed exact im '- Wliiit a p-w.inl for a
ly two pounds. Numerous IDth in n try! $4,800 in
smaller ones ar * being taken bright and shining gold coin
out daily, and still the mar lay glittering before him.-Ex.
ACOMPLETE N E W P A
PER
I he Pi *do of the North Carloi
J
SAY
velons store is unexhausted.
It promises to be a repeti
tion of the "streaks' that
within the past few years
have been the means of en
riching in a n y men.—Salis
bury Herald.
Pre-iR and Carolinian.* The
mosi extiaonlinaiy event in
t lie cele-st ial bodies since the
day of the crncifixioa, of
Christ, i\ill »ak« place on
Good Fiiday April 12'h; a
If King|Soloinon was alive
he.would now my: "Goto
the traveling man, learn his
ways, an.l be wise." Mr. ('.
\V. Bat tell, u Ciiicinnatri
truvi ling man representing
the Queen City Printing Ink
Co., alter suffering intensely
for two or three days wish
lameness of tile shoulder, re
sulting from rheumatism,
completely cured it with two
applies t ions of Chamberlains
Pain Balm. This remedy is
warning a wide reputatin;;
for its prompt cures ol rhen
mutism, lame back, sprains,
swellings, and lameness. 30
bottles are for sale by
\V. L. Bryan.
A yirvr of Tenuoset^N Govo. iiorabip.
"I think there is haidly a
doubt that Gov. Turney will
be declared t he rightfully elect
oi| Governor of Tennessee by
from 0.000 to 10.000 major
ity," said Mr. .1. E. Rvvab, a
|>rominent citizen of Nasiiville, at the Ebbit. "This re
sult w ill in the main give sat
isfaction, altliough there ure
One of the acts passed byja good many DemocratswID
the late # unpl» , Msaiitness---t lie voted for Tui ne.v who insists
f u s i o n l e g i s l a t u r e ' — a n a c t that Evans should have the
which wiP cause debtors to office, as he was elected on
rise up and call it blessed for the f,ice of the returns, and
two years to come at least, there was no precedent for
is one just unearthed i.hicli going behind the returns.
"In my opinion it is alprovides that no man who
w i.vs in ord« rto do the right
is in debt < in ex. ei.te a mort
gage. Til net is in tin fol thing, and because illegal
ballots have been counted be
lowing terms:
"The General Assembly of fore is no excuse for counting
North Carolina do enact: See them now. 'The question
tion 1
That all conditional hinges on the poll tax quail
sales, assignments, mortga Heation, and if many more
ges or deeds in trust which thousand voters for Evans
are executed to secure any violated this luw than did
debt, obligation, note o r the supporters of Turney, it
bond which give preferences follows that Evans is not le
t.oanv creditor of the ma gally elected to the Govern
ker, shall be absolutely void. orship. At all events the re
—as to existing creditors sult will he good and we will
Section 2. Phut all laws in hereafter have as fair and
conflict with this act are honest elections us any State
hereby repealed. Sectiot 3. in the Union,"— Washington
That this act shall b^in fore.' I'ost. .
from and after its ratifiea
Expciige of The Legisiatu e.
tion. Ratified 3rd day of
The legislature of 189-3
March, 1895.
cost f65,973.78. The legis
A mail who owes money to lature of 1895 cost $72,703.A and B cannot, under tiii.> 28. $6, 725.50 more than
abominable law, mortgage <i that of 1893
This excess
tract of land to secure A's inciu les about $3,100 for
debt, because that gives A
cont» sted elect ion cases, w hi
preferen?e over B.— ; id un only about $200 was «»xpein
der the terms ol the act is ;• ed iii that way n 1893. This
solufely void. What wer< leaves about $3,725 50 on
the miserable lot of mon the wrong side of the Palace,
gooses doing when they let sheet against the co nperasuch infernal laws get on the tionists. It may be possibl:*
statute bonks.—Morgan!on to establish the fact that far
Herald.
j
more-work was done by the
CoM-- * Boiian&i toniid near Alb.- leg.Mature, requiring the aid
m.'.le
of more engrossing and en
At the mine ol the Claw
rolling clerks. If so, a part
ford Mining Company, thr
o he $3,725.50 can be ae
mi', sen-1 of Vlbemarle, n
united for in a satisfactory
Stanly comity a bo? mz
manner. But facts are lacts.
has been unearth d, i
i.
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"Watauga Democrat
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BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C
THURSDAY
APRIL 11.1895,
NO. 23
W.L.D OUGLAS
1 mean a n d look s o ugly, but ferings. Self must be yielded
WASHINGTON L E T TEH.,Cleveland regrets t h a t squad-1
A Few Scattering Thoughts.
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ron will reach Grey town,
[ B Y, S CATTERIIEAD.]
the lack of it. . Heap of times up t j God. our will .
swallowv
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From our Regular Correspondent.!
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I Nicaruuga, noont the middle
h o r hi the winter is past, when a Christian does things ed u p in His, and let Him
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF.
President Cleveland h a s l o t ' t h e month. On the eon- the rain is over and gone; the not much nice, he Wis won- "work in us t o will and d o of
F4.S3.-_J FINE CAI/IKAKGAMI
moved his family and his of-jtrary, they rejoice a t t h e ' dowers appear on the earth: deful bad, looks monstrous His good pleasure," and then
* 3.50 POUCE.3 SOLES.
H<*e out t o "Woodley," his! coiucideiiee which will place! * he t line of the singing ot the sheepish, and is powerful shy we can be vessels tit for His
suburban residence, and will such formidable American tin d s is come, and the voice land skittish, a s though he use." being filled with His
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• LADIES'
only be a t the White House! w d r vessels a s the New York, ot the turtle is heard in our w.iuld like t o hide in some Spirit and thus be prepare!
land.'— Bible'
unfrequented s p o t ' Sin does t o d o His work, enjoy His
on the d a y s t h e ' a b i n e t Minneapolis, Columbia, Atr SEND FOR CATALOGUE
Another long and hard win make cowards, and is flm picsencc, giving joy t o the
ineets—twice a week—for some l a n t a , Raleigh and Cineinnat
'W'L'DOUG L Ay.
BROCKTON
Over One Million People wear the
time t o come. This will give ti in Nicaragua!) waters a t ter is over, and now we are meanest thing in this conn- Christian's heart, while in his
W. L. Douglas $ 3 & $ 4 Shoes
him a n opportunity t o dis- j the ti nc t h a t Great Brit-am cheered with theapproaching try. We genet ally think it strength,
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
u ' " probably be making a spring.
Well, every season looks uglier in other folks Globe, N. C., Apr. 5, '95. .
pose of a number of minor!
They five the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsuir>assed.
m a t t e r s which he could not demonstration of force t o has its attractions, and per than in ourselves. When a
The P. ice of Cotton in 1S48.
From $i to $ 3 saved over other'makes.
find .time to gel a t a s lotsg a s frighten tlie little Central Imps t o some of U6 det.rae- (Christian gets oft the track!
We nre indebted t o Robert noah^^erywiiere, wlumXagt-i^uo
he was a« < cssil»le t o the p e i - American republic into com tions and distractions too. j he is mighty a p t t o have t o
take
sonul callers wbr. a r e nearly plying with its demands a s No wonder t the young ifolks t a .k e n . hitter do.se .of phvsic A. Carter, Esq.. ofAnsonville W r i t exclnsire, sale for this vicinity.
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get kind ot poetical about called repentance, and we township tor a bill for six
always on mfrrn a t the White t o the payment of extortion
a t e indemnity, etc. I t will spring time, a s theie is so know while it is doing its hales of cotton sold by the
House.
The new ministry of Spain show John Bull t h a t the ad much t o he seen that tends j necessary work t h a t the fu^e late J o h n McLendon, of this
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log* no t i m e in proving thai ministration not only meant t o animate them. \ c s . cvety is su e t o wear a wry aspect, county, t o LaOost & Evans,
President Cleveland was cor business when it recently told thing does appear mighty Some people inav put on a a t .Cheraw, in Sept., 1848.
rect in thinking that it would him t h a t theMonroedoctriue glad t o greet the beautiful I doleful look t o make folks From the bill it appears t h a t
d o the proper thing aoout was still in force; and must be spring. The poor old cows chink they are not lacking in Mr. McLendon received 5%
t h e Alliance < utrage, and 1 expected by him, but that it are monstrous glad t o nip Sobriety There is a great cents for thecotton,ond t h a t
there is little doubt t h a t the is prepared t o demand re the green tender grass. I he deal in this scene of sin and he paid 1 0 cents a pound for
The management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
apology demanded by Secre spect for the Monroe doctrine songsters of the woods a re in suffering likely t o produce s u g a r and 20 cents u yard
Society in the Department of
t a r y Greshain will in due time a t the cannon's mouth if it is a rejoicing mood, and the anything but glad feelings for bagging. From this it will
the Ca*olinas, wishes to se
follow the explanatory com not peaciably .accorded. N o "big black birds" can now uf a n .1 bright countenances. be seen t h a t the price of cot
cure a few Special Resident
munication already received. one heie see a s t o know what ford t o put in a few extra Bui we have long since learn ton in 1 8 4 8 was just about
AL wi.Ls. Those who are fitted
I t is positively stated t h a t Nicarauga will do, but the "caws" in prospect of r h e ed t h a t our sad hearts and the same us it is now, while
hope is expressed on nil sides fine time thev cxp. c t t o have ugly looks can't atone for the price of other commodi
a deal has been completed
whereby the Republican Sen t h a t i t will politely decline in making Mr. Clodhopper's «»nr wrong doings, and t h e ties were very much greater.
a t o i s will get t lie votes of t o accede t o the unjust de corn "(Mine up" in the swe, t sad failures of others. Some The difference is t h a t in those
It is work, however, and those ^
by and by. The little insect*, sa.v we should be mourners days o u r farmers raised all
t h e Populist Senators and mands fit Great Britain.
who succeed best in it possess $
too, a r e powe.iful glad,espec all of o u r days, because o u r their supplies a t home, and
reorganize t h e Senate a s "Uncle J e r r y t h e smiling
character, mature judgment, 2
soon a s Congress meets. "nigger" who has been jani ially t h e "buzzing critters," j Lord was when He visited cotton was planted only in
tact, perseverance, and the x
There is i otbing surprising tor of t he White House"senee t h a t want the privilege to this world. Brother, this is sufficient quantities t o meet \ J respect of their community. ^
Think this matter over care- $
in this, a s it is expected by Gin'ral Grant's time," is t he roost on a fellow's victuals; a mistake. Christ "bore o u r their comparatively few needs
happiest "coon" in Washing- but notwithstanding the nu griefs a n d carried our sor- for ready money. Our forefa
fully. There's an unusual
everybody. 0 n e result of
opening for somebody. If it
ton- He has celebrated his uierous epithets Imapcd upo*» i(iws, also our iniquity was thers piospered under this
the deal will he t o make.John
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Shcrin in chairman of the silver wedding, and the fol them by the good house laid upon Him." He carried system, and there is no rea
w i v e s , thev manage to come sorrows s o t h a t in Him we son t o believe t h a t we, the
ther information on request.
Finance committee. Think lowing distinguished friends
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
of the Populist helping t o d o send souvenirs of the event: around in their season, after might have an abundance of descendants, cannot nmke
Rock Hill, S. C.
everything else is cleaned up peace a n d jo v. If this were both ends meet by copying
President and Mrs.Cleveland
that.
Itumor says the Supreme one dozen silver spoons; Mrs. by the ?old winter. Every not true, why would He tell after them in this respect.—
Court witl decide the in-o*..e U. 8 . Grant, a silver b i t t e r thing t h a t creeps, o r flies, that He made provisions tor IVn dosboro Messenger.
PRO CESSION A L.
t a x uimonstitution il, a n d knife; Mrs Sartoris, a silver walks, swims or jumps, join our "jo.v to he full," and
even givey the position of cream pitcher; Secretary and in giving spring a hearty wel then exhorts in His word t o The road law is hotheiing
W . B. UOUNCILL, Jit.
"rejoice ever more?" Mourn our people, a s by the act. of
each of the eight justices s h - Mrs. Carlisle, a shyer sugar come.
A TTORNEY AT L AV .
Well, spring timedoes have ing is truly the p a r t of the the Legislature weare placed
t n g — J u s t i c e J a c k s o n h a s dish; Secretary and Mrs. LaBoone, N. C.
been t o o ill to take any part motir, ten silyer dollars, not its peculiar attractions, even sinner out oF Christ, though under the Mecklenburg law.
the big alder grubs and mat we dare n o t say but what but we d o not know whether
in the" present term - o n the t o mention the g u t s sent by
W. B. COUNUILL, M. D.
case. There is, of course, no private citizens. But what tock d o sou ew h a t draw the Christians w i l l mourn t o it is absolute or whether i t is
Boone, N. C.
school boy, i. e. the sweat some degree, over sin wher optional. A t a x of two mills
method of ascertaining the tickled "Uncle Jerry" more
t r u t h o r falsity of the rumor, than everything else was the from its tiny wells. The boys ever found. Yes, if we under on a dollarcan be levied,this Resident Physician. Otflce
which is heiieved o r disbe attendance a t the reception also, a r e getting powerful take} t o tote o u r sorrows we will be 2 0 cents on the $400. on K ing Street north of P o s t
Office.
lieved according t o the wish held by himself and wife of hilai ions, and tome folks who will soon fall under the bur If the magistrates in the
have a n ear cultivated t o ap den. Our God does not re townships levy the full ae s of the expresser of the o Postmaster General and Mrs.
pinion. Whileotticials of the Bissell, Secretary and Mrs. preciate sweet harmony of quire ir, since Christ has done mount great complaint will
government would prefer Lamont and their children; sounds, a r e prepared t o en this for us. So we insist t h a t he made, if the law was
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
t h a t the t a x stand they say private Secretary and Mrs. joy the sweet music discours it is tfte Christian's happy properly manged and judici
MARION,
N.C
t h a t a n aaver e decision will 1'hurber and their children, ed by the lowly songsters of privilege t o be in a happy o r ously executed it might be a
the } aid die.
rejoicing s t a t e all the time. good law but great caution
-(o)not. make a n extra session of and a host of minor govern
Well, if all nature is having Well, s a y s some sad brother, must be observed. A good Will practice in the courts ol
meiit. officials.
Congress absolutely neces
When the United States such a glad time why not the Scatteriiead is preaching doc per cent of the male popula fatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDows a r y . unless there should be
and
a n o t h e r run on ihe Treas government sends, a s it will balance of us, i e. poor man trine contrary to the o I <1 tion in each township have westernall other 8counties in the
district ^"Special after
a t at> early d a t e in compli has a light t o join in with hymn t h a t "we can't sail t o been appointed magistrates tion given to the collection o*
ury gold.
Ex Senator Mahone is now ance with an act of Congress, the birds, lrogs, and every heaven on flowerv beds'of and will have charge of this lairrnr."®*
a t the head of a scheme hav its own engineers t o official thing t h a t has not got. the case, We agree with the old law. So we will have t o bide W. B. Councill M. I). T. C. Blackburn.
Yes, in the world we o u r time and s h ? what is in
ing for its object the political ly inspect the route of the "suiks,"and have a pleasant writ ci
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N- C.
time. Let us all try t o set will, it we liye Godly, meet store for us in the way of
-u o IM
I- E
control ot Virginia. There is proposed Nicarangn canal,
it selves noti"c t o all con our hearts in tune t o the sore trials, heavy tribula roads and taxes. Recollect GoUllClll & BlffCKUlirilj
nothing new o r startling in
no
t h e idea. It is merely a re cerned t h a t it proposes t o spring harmony a n d keep tions, and khall suffer perse wc a r e now living under re- n . . .
them s o t he year round. cutions, and though oui vn form, and we must be loyal
production of the Republi control t h a t canal when it is
"December can be a s pleas ried sufferings we are m a d e j far there a r t magistrates in
^ TCalls attended at all
can-Populist combine which constructed.
a n t t o us a s May." Chris ripe t o enter heaven. Yet in nearly every well regulated hours.'~&&
h a s temporarily knocked out
Persons who sympathize
t h e Democratic party of with the afflicted will rejoice tians a r e the kind of folks t o the Lord we are t o be in a family t o try us and inakeus J u n e l , '93.
North Carolina.
Virginia with D. E. O UT of 1235 Har be happy. "Religion w a s S t a t e of peace and rejoicing "anti-tip
E. F. LOV1LL. J. FLETCHER.
Democrats who conic t o rison st reet. Kansas Citv. He n o t designed t o make our every d a y and every hour.
is a n old sufferer from inflatn
Washington say there would inn t o r v rheumatism, but has pleasures less," wrote the Paul was a powerful sufferer i..
„ a.,,. • up,,',..
my
to
be nothing t o fear in the not heretofore been troubled poet and it i s true, only in His Master's cause, and he would nowman, : G ohis A T T O R A h Y S A T L A ; ! ,
the tra veling
learn
movement even if it were not in this climate. Last winter meant t o finish its passage yet he was cheerful and hap ways, and he wise." Mr. ('.
BOONE, N. C.
led by Mahone, but with him he went up into Wisconsin, with true lasting and heaven py all the tune. Paul would \Y. Battell, a Cincinnattf
Special attention gi\eu
a t i t s head it is bound t o and in consequence has had ly pleasure. Old Satan gets tell us t o let our faces shine traveling man representing! .
another attack. " I t came lots of young people t o be- with gladness all the time the Queen City Printing Ink to the collet-ion ofclaims.^&k
fail because the few influen
upon him again very acute
after
tial Republicans of the S t a t e and severe " he said: "My lieve t h a t a Christian has no just by keeping company Co.,t v v o suffering intensely
l " , n , days M , l u
pleasure, and the old enemy W i t h tne Dlessed Lord and ' [ o r
with the blessed
o r three " 7 , ° with Is a ce.-tain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
e Old
have had all they wanted of joints swelled and became in
.
.
.
I . rrwtnOuo r\f t b/\ - L / v n 1 < 11\t»
»»/1 /"T
I.* 1 17T • J. ci
V! 1
ofl—.
.
Mahone long ago, and they flamed; sore t o touch o r al- will s a y t o them. -Now just, doing Mis bidding, and he £ — " • ^
0 6 0 1 8 ***
uiso teacups m
nstians
when wc e o m p j e t c l v
Forak by druggists.
h a t e Populism quite a s bad most t o look a t . Upon the look a t these Christians what i also teaches t h a t wnen we eompletelv cui-pd i t with two
urgent request of my mother long fares they carry and have melody in o n r hearts apphn.tjonsol Chamberlains F o r r T e ^ a n h y c c n a s they do Mahoneism.
in-law. I tried ChamberJain's
While Sec reta r\ Herbert Pain Balm t o reduce the just listen t o them talk a- t o the Lord t h a t It W i l l not Pain Balm. I his remedy IS d i t i o n t r y D r . O . d y ' a C o n d i t i o n P o w d e r s ,
bout theirbigtrialsand what lend us t o -foolish jesting,- warning a wide reputation
when he planned the r o u t e L w ( l l l i n ^ H I 1 ,j ,, H b e t h H
a hard time thev a r e having o r in a n v wav cause us t«>
' > pionipt 'Uicsol I lieu- kidnev disorders and destroy worms, giving
over which Admiral M e a d e ' s mm! t o my agreeable surprise,
,
u
11
•
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'•
, inatisril. lame back, sprains, new life to an old or over worked horee. 26
inatism,
snrams.
and
provisions for the s w , . i l l n ^ s . a n d l l t „,en.-»s. 5 0
eerp«k.ce. F o r . * * * * * * *
squadron will sail during t he I it d i d both, I have used H t h u s see how sad and make
. bottles
«•
1
We ftuuli trv fnlhll its lusts.' Pht<iu c e ,,t 1 .1 are for sale •by
flesh t o fulfill ifwltitifu " ( hrisj
month of April Imd no i.iea | throo fifty-rent bottles and uloo.i.y a r e then- lives.
.
.
.
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! h o l l o v.-<1 i f
f n h p 1 MP r i m s i nuVun rlwl t h i n
i t EV.IL:
FOR DYSPETflllA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorde.-*, take
GreatBritain would send that belicye it to be the Am si j never did think it was their tians can be happy always W. L . Bryan
BROWN S IRON 11 fTTERS.
in the Lord and yet a l w a y s
bot. .c.
ultimatum t o little Nierrrau-1and^WelMo-s'exutnV P < F OT b i * , ? ° l ; k o f ' e l 1 i K ""' V ' " 1
dollar pays for th> All dealers ke^t'i :t,$l perrod lines fmuinefcaa
wade-mfcTk ap crowed
on Etrarner,
1 ^ hy" W L Bryaii.
uld
1 1 ' U ' f w ! S O h a v e f e l l o w s h i p w i t h H i s suf-- n
g a , neither ho nor I ' r e s i d e n t
!""
'"'"l'
Does This j
flit You? I
J. F HOKPIILW.
PliySICIHIlS & SlirgBODSi
L0Y1LL & FLETCHER.
L
�SCBSCBIPTIOX HATES
buck i eu , » Arnica sa ve.
omental ;• lid vocal Statvsville Landmark: One
v-i«o»> will not open of the wisest admonitions The best salve in the world lor
T O THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. M U
bruises, soivs, salt rheum,
unt.l .lutie HS flip tPHflier UMII ever p v e n -EO vise nn one fc, v , R «O^ triter. i)iapp«1 kamii
1 -opy l.year
f l . 0 0 m i t be present until that that men have adopted it chilblains, corns and all shin
> 6 months
50
I ho great secret t o success in having plenty of the com
i ami used it on occasion for eruptions, and |H»sitively cures forts of life is in knowing how and when t o buy. First,
- tmav
"
8 months....;
85
i
i ... piles, or no pay required. It is
etiiUoiiied mj^,»ranteedtogivepertect nati*- look ! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
VWYKIITISIXO RATES
—On Saturday tlie 30rb tfetien.fi,Ml*-!*
1 iti"h 1 week
J( 75' nlf.. wltile Mr. Ko* Brow 11,of' t h °
witHniv: " D o not faction or m o n e y refunded, o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
ref
1
I month
i:75 (ih.be, WHS plowing in hiK M ne,v fnees emtse v.,u to for I'ri« 25 cente per box. For sale in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
money we most res|>ectf'illy invite them t o call' on us and
| t i j! M
2 0 0 field he was attacked with j
old friends.
The people
examine our entire line of
1 -•« 1 ^ r Z Z Z : Z 7:111) *Mllious colic, and died o n ! o f N o r t h Carolina may by
NOTICE
1 column 1 weeK
9.00 Sunday from its effects. Mr. l )'' s tiine nee its wisdom.
Ha ving qualified as Admin
13.50 Brown fortnerelv lived at
1
1 month
turned away, last fall, istratixofG. \V . Duggerdcd.
! insisting of Groceries. Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
for merely
at
3 "
25.00
-font. H. Brown's, a t Sands. fro a their old friends, their late of Watauga county, N. I laids, I'rints, Cashmers, Hats, Caps, "Shoes, Clothing, No
6 "
37.50
tions, etc.
I yeair..
5 0 00 near Boone. He leaves a tried and proven friends,and C., this is t o notify all |(ersons
having elaimsagainst the es
I t will not cost you anything t o examine our goods
the new and attractive faces
. ...
wife and some children.
t a t e of said deceased t o ex but we will be pleased t o show them t o you and give you
have led them into a bog, hibit them t o the undersign our prices, whether you buy o r not.
Entered a t the Postoffioeat
Boone, N. C., u s second-class That Promised LegbUtiou Against U P t o their necks, li the re- ed on o r before the first day
Trusts.
suits of the last Legislature of April 1896, o r this notice
ma il matter.
Southern Tobacco Journal
d o not cause them t o turn will be placed in bar of their
VV e make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
In the Populists' platform again t o the party which recovery. All persons i n - you the nicest and best shoe f o r less money than any mer
LOCAL NEWS.
formulated a t the nominat they trusted for so many dehted t o said estate will chant or'nierchants in the county . We d o not quote prices
please make immediate pay
—Solicitoit Spainhour is a t ing convention held last sum years and never in vain, then ment. This the 1 s t day of in ou** advertisement from the fact therenre so many differ
. y pi
^ . f ..
e n t grades ot the same line of goods t h a t it is almost im
r.ier th »re was a plank declar there is no truth in the old April 1895.
home this wee1i. (
possible t o quote prices and a t the same time describe the
E. C. DUGOER , Adinrx. goods s o you will know the quality without examining for
— Head J . B. Clarke'sf new- ing in strong language a- proverb t h a t men leain by
yourself. We will not try t o induce a n y one t o buy our
advertisement in this issue. gainst trusts. A positive experience.
promise was made t h a t if
goods by selling on time, we sell to ah tor the Pay When
—W..G. Todd and family t h a t party got into power in
They Receive The Goods consequently i t enables us t o sell
The tact that Hood's Sarsaj>are again occupying their resi North Carolina that it would nrilla, once fairly tried, becomes
goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
er will be convinced of the truth.
deuce in Boone.
strengthen the anti-trust law the favorite spring medicine,
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S|>ertk8 volumes for its Excellence
—Miss Ella Hendrix. o f of tlie Sr.a re. Did it keep its and merit.
BLACKllURN, CO71RELL & MILLER.
Wilkes county, has entered faith.with those whose votes
April 4 t h , 1895.
the school here.
it obtained—with those who
Raleigh Press: A law was en
—Oil cloth for table-clothes are groaning under the yoke acted by the Genera I Assmbly
u
a t only 20 cts., per yard a t of monopolistic oppression? entitled a la vv t o prevent the
Not only did it fail t o legis setting of large steel traps."
Blackburn,Cot Wvll and Mih
late against the trusts, but Remarked a gentleman tliis
ier's.
-0it. did n o t so much a s vote morning: " I suppose this law—Souiethiiik that the most on the trust law question! was enacted by the Republi
of the peaches and cherries Why? There a r t rumors,
cans in ord" t o keepjtheir vo
an- killed, but we d o not which may o r may not be ting strength together. It is
think so.
correct. When next the Pop hard on raisers of poultry,
0— W. H; Lovil], of Suther ulist s g o ca in pa igning'the pen however."
land, was in town this week. pie will demand t o know wh.v
If ,vou are in earnest a b o u t wantingthe bpst Monument
Will is looking somewhat thoy were betrayed. This is
Nerrons People
o r Tonibstonp, for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
worsted from a severe cold. one sin of omission for w hich And those who are all tired out
"Sow* «ea Are born greet, eome achieve
and have that tired, feeling or
a s IJbuy ditect from the quarries in cur load lots. I em
—T. L. Oriteher, of Bam no acceptable excuse can be sick headache enn lie relieved ot
greatne**. and irma have grtatnrta thrust
upon them." Tb i might have been true vhee
ploy the very best woikmen, and to-day I have the largest
boo, is receiving n nice stock offered.
all these symptoms by taking
advancement came through (he favor of
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
kings and Queens. But tn this Amerlcaa
Hood's Snrbaparilla. which gives
of new goods which he will
republic and In th's nlntaenth century thera ta
nerve, m e n tal and bodily
ftt^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
but one way for a man to becoina great. Ha
sell yon a t r o c k bottom pri Tbe Democrats Did It, of Com NO.
must achieve greatness, and no man can
s'rengtl ami thoroughly purifies
and give me a call orjwrite for prices.
achieve greatness without education.
And now the fusionists a r e the blood. It also creates a
ces t'oi cash.
With education the poorest boy may become
C . K- WJEI31L StatesviPe, N. G.
the great-it man, though me can not all ba
saying (and apparently ex good appetite, cures indigestion,
—Tim Federal Court a t
•resident. The most Important question la:
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
tracting much comfort from heartburn and dyspepsia.
would am be prepa'*d to perform the dullea ef
Statesvill,' convenes on next
• gr*«« offica If II w*r« thnnt upon o»f Wa
the statement) t h a t the as Hood's Bills are easy to take,
probably would If wa Should do at
Tuesday, tlie 16th,and many
easy in action and sure in effect.
of o u r people from Watauga signment law which is creat 25c
One Great President
lag so nni"h excitement
will be there.
did. He If said to h«.re, aa his constant
throughout, tbe State—inter The Base-ball teams of the
Companion, ft o Encyclopaedia Brltannics.
—You can buy good jeans fering with business u n d
Its Is avan said ta hava kept a sat In his
fSvate car while making a campaign tour.
a t T . L. ( ritchei 'sfor 16%<-ts bringing hardship t o so irn- South a r e having a huge
This mark of dlHgence and tnteillgsnce made
klm many friends and admirers.
|sa* yard and up. Ever.v- nv people—was the work of tune.
Yes, the old year of 1894 is gone with all its pleasures
There Is a great principle Involved in this
Idea. If you look up just one question each
and troubles, and the New Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
thiug in proportion. »t will the I) 'mo<uv){ts; t h a t a Demo
day you wilt soon become an educated
TWO Lives Saved.
us,and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
person, and you learn to enjoy It.
pay von t o g o and see him. crat introduced the bill, etc.,
These quesitons should be Investigated
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc
way t o d o t h a t is t o oegin right and keep right the year
right when they come up. while your mind te
— The mail carrier on the et". Oh! certainly. There tion City, III., was told by her
Curious ; then you won't forget what you read—
through.
you can't tf you try.
route from Boone t o Stony were on I v about five Demo- doctors' she had Consumption
You can d o this by doing all your trading during the
But to do this you need the Encyclopaedia
and that there was no hoi>e for
and
year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
Fork failed t o make his trip n u t s in the Semite'put of a her, but two bottles of Dr. King's •Britann ca. assistTh. Oarlott- Ob«-rver
ts ready to
you by offering thts great
library for
eral merchandise, all a t the
on Monday. Owing t o the membership of
and only New Discovery completely cured
svvolen condition o 1 New a b o u t 3 9 in the House (utter her and she says it saved her A Limited Time
139
River lie w a s unable to cross. a lot had been turned o u t ) life. Mr. Thos. Kggars,suffer
at a remarkably low Introductory rata, and oa
Florida St. San Francisco,
term, so easy as to place ft within the reach
I will sell for strictly pay down during the .sear 1895, by
mi every boy or girl
—The rain on Saturday o u t of a tnetnhettdiip of 120. ed from a dreadful cold, ap
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. F o r
Onty to cents dropped each day hito the
proaching Consumption, trier!
night and all day Sunday But yet we sh.-lll Be hearing without result evervthing else
little dime redaterinf saving, bank, which ma
instance good sole leather u t 21c., by the side, good coffee
present to ea 1 subscriber, win give you fhte
was unusually copious and presently t h a t this little then bought one bottle of Dr.
king of Cyc .paedlas In any style of binding 20c. a lb., sugar 1 7 tbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
you may choose.
mance 6% cts. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by t h e
all the streams weieover their handful of Democrats were King's New Discovery and tn
We are permitted to make this offer for a
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cash
responsible for all the wicked two weeks was cured. He is na
limited time only. If you vUlt tbe
banks. We have not heard
Encyclopaedia ask for tampta pages, terms,
turally thankful. It is such re
mers. shoes—ves the larges lot of shOes ever seen in this
atc.. to be mailed to you.
of any serious damage how ness of the Legislature.— sults, "of which these are samples,
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
Landmark.
THE OBSERVER, also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
that prove the wondeful efficacy
ever.
CHARLOTTE. N. C
of this medicine in Coughs and
notice, cook s t >ves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bis—Blackburn, Cottrell and Capt. Kitrhen WfU l<ring- Suit to Oust Colds. Free trial bottles at VV.
sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
Mr. teniar.
I. Bryan's. . Regular size 50c. &
Miller a r e still receiving new
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
$1.00.
goods. They have just got News and Observer.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
Captain W. H. Kitchen will
in a fresh supplv of roasted
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices. Piease
J a p a n and China have aand green coffee, a full sup bring suit t o test the ques
give me your trade this year, and 1 will certainly sell you
ply of assorted nuts, oils etc. tion a s t o w hether or not the greed on a compromise and
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
new directors of the peniten- the war will close.
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
See them.
Gary were properly elected.
Yours Anxious to piease,
—Court a t Boone convenes
Old People.
on the 29th. Our subscrib If they were elected Captain
Old people who require niedi
ers who owe us must help us Kitchen is t o become mana cine to regulate the bowels and
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
during court. We a re oblige t o ger of t h a t institution. If kidneys will find the true reineiv
give you a pressing call for not, the Democrats hold it in Electric Bitters. This modiand
means so much more than
Home money. Do not disap a s heretofore. He has em cine does not stimulate other• onin • you imagine—serious and•
ployed Captain W. H. Day, tains no whiskey nor
point us longer.
toxicant, but acts as a tonic and
ex-Judge McHae, W. W. alterative. It acts mildly on the •fatal diseases result from'
—As I intend t o go out of Kitchen (his son), of Kox- stomach and bowels, adding •trifling ailments neglected.•
Don't play with Nature's
the mercantile business, l am boro.'.ond Spier W hi taker, of strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding Nature in •greatest gift—health.
now offering my entire stock Raleigh.
the functions.
If you arcfeellng
of goods a t actual cost. The tight, will be made, says the performance ofan excellent ap
out of sorts, weak
Electric Bitters is
and generally eaLook o u t for " a d " m next the Roanoke News,' on the petizer and aids digestion. Old
hausted, nervous,
I s now engaged in the manufacture a n d sale of a valu
have no appetite
issue of the DEMOCRAT. J . S. ruling ot the president of the People find it just exactly what
and cant work,
able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
begin at once tak
they need. Price 50 cents per
ing the most relia
WINKLER.
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
Senate. Only 77 votes weie bottle at W. L. Bryan's.
ble strengthening
medicine.which ii
—The cx sheriffs of Iredell cast for the newly named di
tion.
Brawn's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
R. G. Dun & Go's, weekly
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (isand Caldwell counties have rectors when it required 8 6
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
eases of the Liver, Stoma.-h, Kidneys and all diseases ari
review of trade reports a
advertised the lands of all v o t e s t o elect. Captain
Very first doue—*
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. I t is
»«-* I tiitin ytmr
Urti. and it's
delinquent tax-payers. The Kitehin'slearned counsel will great improvement of the
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recointnenied by
pleasant to take.
people in Watauga should make a point t h a t if a ma- condition of trade, especially
the ph^ sicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
make a note of this, and set- J
of the members present in retail, during the month
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
tie their taxes before ex-sher voted for the new directors of March throughout the
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
Troubles,
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
iff Baird is forced t o do the t h a t they were elected. The country. I t says further ' Neuralgia,
'Constipation, Bad Blood
post paid t o any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
same.
suit promises t o be interest t h a t there is gratifying evi i Malaria,
Nervous ailments
pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it and be convinced t h a t
dence t h a t in most trades
Women's complaints.
— We understand t h a t the ing and some nice legal points
we are not trying to humbug you.
R ESPECTFULLY.
Get only tbe genuine—it has crossed red
and districts marked improv • lines on the wrapper. All others are sub
Yalle Cruris Academy has se wi'l be involved.
1HL MOOSTAIS MEDICINE OMPANY
stitutes. On
two ac. stamps we
ment. over 1894-is realized, • will send set receipt of Beautiful WorM'i
cured the services of a very
of Ten
Fair View* and book—free.
Zionville, N.
Sept. 6, 1894.
though on the whole, trade
accomplished lady musician
Subscribe for the DEMO
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. M0.
w ho will afford instruction in CRAT one year."
is smaller than in 1893.
boiL
LOOK AND EZAJ&INE!
(jfiVEKAL NKIU'lllMliSE.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes I
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
NEW TEAK GREETINGS!
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
1
Poor
Health
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
or-
" ZIONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
It Cures
1
�File iuni-pikesuit willr o t i
of Tennessee, Ransom, o f
J o h n W. Proctor, of \ il9
•
North Carolina, Senator i>ol- son, N. <J., a white man, ;nai • :P ^•>r nirtj a t L e n o i r th
It is hojied t h a t i his?
Soda
quit, of Georgia, Senator j ried a negro woman ami i>
17 hurstiaj April, 7 7 i$05. Morgan, of Alabama, and indicted for it. He must have vexation will be final)v set-1
Bad soda spoils good flour. •
tied.
many Others could l>e named. I lots of t a s t e about him b u t
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
T h e Ilufc^ell Manufacturing Any of those men w o u 1 d we think his judgement deonly ifl packages.
Co., of Middleton, Conn., em-1 r.iake us a model President ficient. We ha ye not learned
bearing this trade m a r k j y
ploying 1,200 hands, is con- and would oe intensely Amer a s yet t h a t the Fusion Leg
!t costs no more than inferior package soda
islature rejiealed the law for
sideringinvitationsfrom sev ican.
• —never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
bidding whites and niggei
eral places in the youth t o
• Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
transfer its business. Other The a c t creating three ad people marrying. We a r e
I and insist on packages
^
W I
companies are looking South ditional justices of the peace not prepared t o swear they
§
bearing these words—
ward for their future field of in each and every township did not, but so far, no re
operation. The South is im in the S t a t e , required the ap ports a r e received on the sub
proving very much inincreas pointed ones t o qualify he- jeet. Mr. Proctor ought to
Made only by CHURCH & CO.. New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
ed machinery , especially cot fore t h e Superior Court Clerk have held lip a while. What
Write tor Arm and Ma tamer Book of valuable Rectpae— FREE.
t o n mills. Much of the cot on the first Monday in April. about the justice of the j>eare
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t o n c r o p of the South will, in S o f a r a s known none have Esq Mercer, who married Mi
t h e future, be manufactured qualified on t h a t day. Those Proctor and his nigger wife
in close touch with the cot who were appointed either was he.a Fusjonist? o r was
t o n belt, and it is very prob d'd n o t know that they were he one of the newlv appoint
A X X OU N ^ h A / L A T F W H 1 8 9 5 .
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able t h a t in a short time ma required t o qualify so ear Iv ed justices of t he colored rac j ?
Fiis 4 session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 and dose* June 2 1 s t
A M
trn y of t h e New England mills or else they refused to accept All of the above is interest
1 8 95 . T h e second si sbion will open Aug. 6th 1 8 9 5 a n d
w i l l b e t r a n s f e r r e d t o t h e So the places are vacant now ing especially when coupled
Impure Blood close Dec. 24th
S o u t h . Georgia and North and n o one has the author with the resolution of the la
FACULTY.
C a r o l i n a s e e m t o b e i n t h e ity t o appoint hut the Gover men ted Douglass.
Rev. J . H. Yarbom. Principal. Miss .1. M a y V
Oopno
Way f o r M a l a r i a
uiil be in charge of the Primary and Flit*-' mediate rirpurtfoie-front in regard t o the in nor. S o it is now probable Tile Supreme court has had
oarsaparma Makes Purs I
a ,nd she will also ha ve charge of tin nnisicfldepartcrease of manufactures. If t h a t t h e S t a t e will not have a say o n the assignment act
kH 9nH Pi imo M
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it
I,I
Othel competent and e x p e r i e n c ^ P ^ W W f n T T T i u
t h e Fusionists l o n o t get con t o p a y $25,()00 t o equip and has construed the law t o
the testimonial of Mr. A. M. Beck, who is weS ploytd US the Hctiool tlPJV leqUirC.
t r o l of Georgia politics, a these useless magistrates. only apply t o preexisting known i n F l o r i d a , a u d t o t h e t r a v e l l i n g p u b l i c ,
wu
TERMS.
having for
railroad |>assenger co»
g r e a t number of people will Why were these extra justices debts. This is a s far a s the ductor andyears been aagent at Jacksonville.
TUITION in the Primary Departnictit $1.00.
later, ticket
seek homes there, a s there are appointed any way? Under court has gone in the matter. "C. I. Hood & Co., l.owell, Mass.:
H P . H E R ENGLISH
$2.00.
or four years
to yo»
AUADEM1U
$ 2 5 0 tu$3.00.
now a b o u t 40,000 Federal the present law the magis 1 his does not relieve the peo in"Some threet>» tin- r.mk! rrago I wrotederived
reference
.jr boy had
Ml\Sl(
$2.50.
of
veterans arranging t o make trates have no authority t o pie rnncli. In the mean time from the use say Hood's SarsapariiUi. and now
allow me to
that the sanle boy aud bis
mother become
Board in good families, includi? g light, fuel nnil
their homes in t h a t State. act with the Board of County the Governor will cause a
Prostrated With Malaria
T h i s will add much wealth t o C 'immissioneis in regard t o suit t o be brought by pie and Hood's Sarsnparllla has again been used necessary conveniences, j»er month, $ 0 0 0 t o $7.50.
For a n y information not herein contained apply t o t h e
t h e S t a t e , and the class of levying taxes, selling countv Attorney General of the S t a t e with satisfactory results. I do not believe you
can And a much better looking child for his age,
home seekers a r e of the best property, building bridges or in order t h a t the court may eight years, than our boy. For this picture el Pi incipnl, Boone, N. U.
'
health his mother and also myself attributo it to
quality. Such a n increase of anything t o do whatever
pass upon the validity of the the use of that most valuable remedy. Hood's
population is of much • inter with county matters,as they mortgage am. itself. T h e Barsaparilla. His trouble before taking the
medicine was an affliction with boils, and a gen
est, a n d Georgia is elated o- did under t h e former law. action will no doubt remoye eral breaking out all over his body. Of course
from such suffering the child became weak and
—BUT—
The County Commissioners
ver t h e prospects.
the a c t a s i t. was forged
P o o r old North Carolina have everything now their through b o t h . Houses by
CAN GIVE MILK.
.0.
h a s been "set back" by the own way, even the schools fraud. S o we may hope the
a general prostration of the syst'-re was a natu
Fusion element now in con and everything appertaining
ral result.
wholeredi mlous thing will be pariila with We again resorted to Hood's Sarsa- I CANT PLAY T H E FIDDLE
wonderful success. The word grati
t r o l , a n d by this she has lost t o County affairs and none
But I can show yon
tude but poorly expresses our feelings toward
removed.
Hood's Marsaparllla." A. M. Bm'K, Belmore, a nice assortment of Staple
g r e a t opportunities t o have dare t o hinder them o r make
Florida.
Be sure to get Hood's.
ami Fan?y Groceries, such a s
received a great influx of cap them afraid. There seems t o Dr. S. F . Scott. Blue Ridge,
Harrison Co. Mo., says: ' F o r Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
o.
ital a n d population, but they he some doubt about the whooping cough. Chamber efficiently, on the liver and boweM. 26e.
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
stopped in Georgia where the road affairs. Some say t h a t lain's Cough Remedy is excel
"HANDSALE.
Owing t o a recent change
CHEESE,
laws a r e of a character t o in t h e commissioners have the lent." By Using it freely the By virtue of a ,x)wer of sale
CRACKERS,
in o u r business, t h a t is, from
disease is deprived of all dan contained in a mortgage execut
spire home-seeker. North Car same road jurisdiction a s
CAKES,
gerous consevuences. There ed to L. F. Ragan bv A. H. M tiler
the "Old Time" credit sys
olina had through her agents hereto!ore.
CANNED- BEEF,
is n o danger in giving the and wife, Sally, on March 29th
a n excellent move, but since
tem t o a
POTTED HAM,
We have heard for the last Remedy \ o babies, a s i t con 18.12 for the sum of $820.37 the
SALMONS.
t h e late crowd of incompe few days, t h a t some of our tains nothing injurious. 2 5 same being due and no part hav
V
SARDINES.
tents, who thought more of substantialcitizens whohave and 5 0 cent bottles for sale ing been paid. 1 will offer for sale
BUTTERNUTS,
at t.ubiie auction at the court
t>y W. L. Bryan.
t h e political success of t h * always b e e n Republicans,
English walnuts, soft shell We a r e able t o o f f e r \ o u
house
29th
' n i g g e r ' t h a n i t d i d o f t h e with honest convictions, have Oui excellent Governor h a s day of door in Boone on the Mon
April 1895 it being
ed almonds, peanuts.raisins, ARBUUKLE5S COFFEE
prosperity of the Old North expressed t hemsel ves a s being addressed a leiter t a Atty. day of Court lietween the hours figs, canned fiuits, shoedress
a t 24 ets per lb.;
S t a t e , have brought disgrace very much dissatisfied with General Osborn in regard t o of 10 and 4 o'clock of said day a ing, inks, plain and fancy can
40
upon t h e name oi the S t a t e some of the laws recently the assignment act of the halt kPerest inCreekacres oi land dies, fancy and 1 a<int d r y Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
lying on Cove
adjoining the
per tb ;
SOAPS,
a n d her people, fears a r e en
passed by the Fusion legisla last Legislature. This a r t . lands of J. R Recce and others
TOBACCO,
,.
tertained t h a t race troubles
4 C " «Jgar a t 1 6 lbs.
and one third interest in a grist
Extra
SNUFF. ( .
will grow o u t of the insolence ture a n d some have express i t appears, was smuggled mill located on said land also one
t o t h e dollar; good, heavy
CIGARS.
of the colored element and ed themselves very decidedly through by Mr. Hilemanand half interest in a saw mill. For
domestic a t 7 cts per yard.
CLWARETES.
t h e m a t t e r will be considered against the whole outfit of one of the clerks,and it realy further particulars see Book 'P"
MATCHES, AteF" We ha ve just received
before colonies will venture. law-makers. We have not never passed the House o r of deed nage409 (tc.,in the office
of Register of Deeds for Watauga
Horse and Cattle Powders, 3 0 cases of gent's and ladie s
talked t o many of the oppo S e n a t e b u t w a s f o r g e d county where said mortgage is and many other articles t o o
T h e W a s h i n g t o n Post
shoes, and will sell them n t
site party, from us, about through. A big scandle is on -registered. Als^ a tract of land tedious t o mention.
makes a strong argument in
prices t o suit the buyer."Wl
the laws. But we will venture hand. T h e Governor asks containing 100 acres moreor less
l ^ " C o m e and see for your
lying in the county of Watauga
favor of a Southern Demo
('a 11 an(1 sre us and we n ill
t o s a y t h a t such Republi the Attorney General t o on the waters of Meat Cauipcreek selves.
c r a t for the next President
sa re rou money.
cans a s Uncle Josh Winkler, bring suit against the Secre adjoining the lands of.fohn Wine
J also keep a good line
a n d a s k s the question," Why
barger and others the same hav
JOHNSON EDM 1ST FN k CO
L..N. Perkins, Alex Green, t a r v of S t a t e and enjoin him
should n o t the Democrats
ing lieen mortgaged to L. F. of Domestic Medicines
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
Abram Roten, Esq., Sol. from having the onions law- Ragan by J. L. Moretzand wif\
nominate a Southern man
Younce, Asa Wilson, Mar published Us law a s it is evi M. E. Moretz, March 29, 1H92 IwrWll of my goods wiP be
next year?" The Post gives
scld a t prices t o suit t h e
shall Greer, Dr. Glenn, etc. dently a forgery. The Atty. with power of sale for the sum of times, for PAY 1)0V\N, but
g oo d a n d apparently suffi
TREATMENT
$820.37 the same being due and
We could name several hun General h a s not yet decided no part having Ixen paid said
cient reasons. I t says, " t h a t
W AWFUL HIGH ON A
-BYdred others whom we believe what t o d c .
land to be sold at the same time CREDIt.
the S o u t h is now the most
as the above mailed tract, for
In the* pnng
distinctively American se? are men of principlearid hon
When you come t o the
see
est convictions. Wehaverto Nearly everybody needs a good further particularsetc., Book "P"
of deeds page 407
in the of " R o c k " come and see me, and 1529 Arrh St., Philadelphia, Pa.
tion of the country." We en
medicine. The impurities which
dorse ail t h a t the Post has hesitation in saying chat have accumulated in the blood fice of Register of Deeds watauga it maj* be t o our mutual ben
none of those good citizens during the cold months must l>e county where said mortgage is efit.
urged in its long editorial on
registered. Terms made known
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
t h e propriety of a Southern will endorse the fusion Legis expelled, or when the mild days on day of sale Deeds in fee sim Thanking my fiiends for chitis, Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
1
come, and the eftect of bracing
m a n f o r P r e s i d e n t . T h e lation and when such men air is lost, tho body is liable to ple will Is executed to purchasers past patronage, and hoping Fever Headache, Debility Rhea
W. C. Coffey receiver in case of
fully understand all t h a t has
question w o u l d naturally
t o merit i t in thefotore, l a m ! matiem, Neuralgia.
be overcome by debility or SOUKbeen done they surely will con serious disease. The remarkable powers Little & Co., and others
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
arise, would i t be public pol
against L. F. Ragan and others.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
demn it. Then how about success achieved by Hood's Sar- March 28 '95.
DISORDERS.
icy t o nominate a Southern
J. B. (LARKE.
t h e P o p u l i s t s ? O u r d e a r saparilla. and the many words
m a n ? Although it has been
oi nraLe it has ree» ived. make it
It has be?n in use for more than
t h i r t y years since the war, christian friends, don' t you worthy .your confidence. W a MONEY LOANED. Blowing Rock, April 10, '95. twenty years; 'honsands of pa
feel like you have been sold ask you to give this medicine a LOCAL REPRE8ENTATIVE8 W ANTED.
S0TICE OF Pl'BLlCATION.
y e t there are many Northern
tients have been treated, and oand did n o t bring much? Let trial. We are sure it will ko ytfu Our system affords an opportu
politicians who would fight
North Carolina, Watauga coun ver onethonsand physicians have
goad. Read the testimonials
used it and recommend it—a very
t h e Rebellion over again and us all in the future rally to published in behalf of Hood's nity to borrow on either person tv, in the Superior. E. If, Miller significant fact.
gether and put down men Sar8apnrilla, all from reliable, al or real estate security. The vs. J. F. Steelman.
t h e cry wouid grow u p all
. . .
^
T h ed e f e n d a n t i n t h ea b o v e e n grateful people. They tell the plan is superior to Building and
It is agreeable. There is no nan
o y e r the country. " T h e and measures when they a r e
Loan Associations. Fhe amount titled ictian having l>een sumagainst us and our best in storv.
borrowed may be returned in moited to appear at Watauga *eoas taste* nor sickening smell,
Rrigadiers are again in the
~
The Rebellion in Cuba is be monthly payments without bo- 8ui>erior eourt and put in the^ £l_
saddle" and the whole cam terests. Blind partyism is a
with interest at
per cent,
for
he
compound <)xvgen—Its mode
failure on all sides. Let us coming, every day more ser nus,annum, it affords 5 bsolute se sheriff's hands nrn service andviz Df A ct ion a nd iv^sul ts, is tlieti,r his ret
paign would b e a o o u t trie
per
a
makin
aslollows
ious a n d the insurgents a r e eurit.v to investors, with a reas-.» Dilligentsearch madeJ. F. 8teci
°' a book of 200 pages pubRebellion and all the old learn more sense.
i n c r e a s i n g . W e a r e w i t h onable guarantee of an annual man not found in mv countv."j^*!p^
I>r8
wounds, now healed over, Question; Did Mr. Hileman Cuba in this fight and we dividend of from 8 to 10 percent. Now. therefore, bv virtue of an "'!'1'1 gnes -8tarkey and Bul^n
to all inquirers full
would he opened afresh. This the Populist, and Mr. S a t t e r hope she will secure her inde We desire to secure the services order for publication the defend- ,nf°rniation as to this remarkaof energcticrepresentative men in ant in above entitled action will ble curati\e agent, and record of
s t a t e of affairs would we fear, field, the enrolling clerk, en pendence from Spain.
every community to act as Local take notice that he is to appear 8DrT,nMng cures in a wide range
d o injury and we would fail gineer t h a t mortgage bill
A lady a t Toolevs, L a . was Secret a ties. The position will be Rf \ya tanga Superior court the! chronic cases -many of them
t o elect a Sourthern man through, and had it marked very sick with bilfious colic sufficiently remunerative to am- name being the 29th of April. '95 aRpr being abandoned to die by
President. While it would be "ratified" when really it was when M. C. Tisler, a promi ply compensate for services. If and a.iswer complaint of plaintiff °^Pr physicians, \\ ill be mailed
a great pleasure t o us t o defeated in the House by a nent merchant of the town you possess the above qualifica- where said plaintiff claims of de- on application.
Hons write for particulars,
the sum of
nrft Clnrbnu 0
elect a Southern Democrat. motion of Mr. Lee t o table gave her a bottle of Chamber information regarding our l ull fondant at balance $180.00 with lilSi uiulnuf Ob Dnlnn
sys- interest
of purchased
LUIBfl f
Iain's Colic, Cholera ami Diar
We have plenty of excellent the bill, which was done by a rlioea Remedy. He says she tern of making loans as well as money on a tract, of land pur1529 Arrh St. Philadelphia, Pa.
material everywhere in the large majority? I t is claim-j v V as well in forty minutes af- tnvestments and agencies will be: chased of plaintiff and lying in
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
S o u t h . Such men a s Sen ed t h a t t h e bill never went t o ter taking the first dose. F o r furnished by addresssing S. S. j Ashe county. Herein take notice
Robertson, I'resi lent. 1122 \\ al-;and fail not. This March 21, '95 Please mention this paper.
5.
Jssrioby W. L . Bryan.
a t o r Daniel, of Va., McMillan, the Senate.
nut Street, Philadelphia,.
J. , . M. B. BLACKIIUUX, C. 8. C.
The Watauga Democrat
• AVOID BulK
!
I ARM AND HAMMER SODA 1
BOONE HIGH SCHOOL.
A cow can'tpickthe banjo.
Hood's5?^Cures
Do You Y cfi Lf.il?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
CASH BASIS
INHALATION !
4
�lllg out Oi 111 it *g »gf*» <l*eu8
I'utipOlUU.
The word "unspotted" is of trust or a sgnments
BRI AN'S (
very s u g g e s t i v e ; i t nrjan> made since the 13th »lav o
A DKMOCKATHrfrt.nilv newspaper, not bespattered. Keep thy M irt h. lor tire existence oi
devoted to the
<>t Uotitt— < ) ty Stat« ano Nation. Published e!f in sU'-li telatioti to the the aft was nor known,
every T.i trsJ iy at Baotie, \> a world as not to be spattered
•»\ it.
We can thro be in the
Bristol Courier•:
Tim questauga Ooiinty. N C.
world and not of it, ard so ti ai oi marrying for love or
"Reform© Hilxiuu Resp mibl3
deport ourselves toward it money is
ill »>Wore tlm A
that the purity of oui relig- merieaii |*M.p|e. as well
as
News and Ol»s *rver.
ion shall not 1m skittered to »be in ittvr of marrying f«»r a
Mr. Hilemati, of I ab in us.
i > pollution. 1 have known title. No one will deny that
the great apostle of 'Deform
lien who were good Chris the money wnild be ^ good
is the man who did the work
tians, pnre in heart, business thing to have, but a man
that denied t he farmer t he
and social relatione bad »>e- who marries a girl with moil,
right to give a mortgage to
eorne spattered. They went ey l*-i»me a snbjeet of c»itisecure guano and other neeinto business determined *o cism, and the man wl o mar
cssary i»dva«ieeinents.
1 he
be hon-st; but the atinos- He* oim without mot y ott. n
original bill, introduifd by
phere in which they moved, be- omes too poor r> eli« it
Smith, of Stanley, provided
the maxistn of men with criticism. It would b^ ver\
that preferences by mortgage
whom they came in contact. J desirable to merry toi both
should not be given "exn*|)t
s o i n f l u e n c e d tlmin. that tlieirj Oils brntions. am) so tin
those given to aecurecasli ad
very honesty wus spattered | voting man does v ho marvanced ar tl> time of the ex
bv the dishonesty of of here, r es a girl of wealth hut Cms
ecution of the same or to se
O. how ma II v good men have not tr.ansf «• Ii s o\e horn
cure advancements for farm| h a d t h e i r elmivicterspattered jone uho was p »or ni the
<F°"> BV":E orhl's g ?o is, i 11 r whose
• • • mistake • a v have mu le, tiy s\> e t ncss tn i c nruiaonha
Piuaii •»' v oinmit tee, of wliifh
no' being llmionnhly and a' In art and left hi in wooing
Reform*' r Hil**iiuiu war. ehuirall times ti lie to their ronvie- A here bis a nbil ion led.
Tiie Wataaga Democrat
inan. Ho reported tiro loll fa
vorably with an nmendiiiHit
t o strike out the words <pi<>ted above. I t wasin tliehhape
amended l>y 11 demon that
the bill was finally engrossed
enrolled aud signed.
I t was bad enough for the
clerks t o forge thiough any
bill, and it Smith's original
bill had been forgetl through
it would trot have brought
all business t o a stand still,
iiut Hil 'ttian's "K-foinr anieudmenT has douethe dem 1
ly work, assisted by ;be ras
calit*. of some'Reiorar rl'Mk.
tions!•
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TAKU r:n:
..ioap m Alto'i H. R.
O W W W W W W-W
.Vast ar.d IkitL^est
kiHTgrants going to any ot the
iL'ntei'ii
States
•« tn sil vc fciaix.
drug utor*.
CLOTHING
cd to secure advan etai nts, hand shall be entitled ton diso-
jeuce to which thc.v h.i ve been
giMiigyou
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
-UifV. A. ( Dixon.
The New
Wilmington Measengei
A LA1UJE EIGHT-PACK
ia. Chicago and
CA
N SA S
subjected.
1 ' This statute shall apply to
This is a sample of Keforoi}en«es no\v pending in the courts j
Of these lntter day saints
in this State. This net shall not;
-apply to any separation that j
Advunca In the l'.lc-d ofSiWe ,
inn.v occur after the passage of
11 he act.'"
\t "• 0 per cent above
CITY,
\nd all points in
ington,
New Orleans Picayune. ^
The most important result j
Tne Fftinn'rs Sold Out.
of the s h a r p advance in sil j This is aunt h» r one of l In*
ver is the stimulating iiiHu pcrtiiciotiM acts.ol tin* ignorprice on the cotton market. tiaiUHCh who were recently in
*
.•"ATI forme of Sheet Metal for Builtfl
Our readers are well aware that session it) lblleigh, says the
the principal consumers ot cot
tjlevelanrl Star. This w n s
ton goods are the Eastern conn
.
* ,
.,
. . 4
1
-meo f the bills thatw a s m a n
tries, where silverts the standard
, ,
of valu The improvcinont ii- i he ed^hmugh and only let i lic
wh i t e m e t a l l i a s g r e a t l y i n c r e o s - j E o n i o u a t s h e n i ' i t i e ; u » v i t s
title. 1 ,1L>V cannot " 11' it
They
deny
ed the purchasing power of suclrf,fl"
countries. Already Manchester, They will either have t o con
the greatest/)! t he cotton jntiuu^ 'ess that they are woefully
f a c t u r i n g c e n t e r s , h a s f e l t t h e lguorent, or e.se they luivt
stimulating influence of the ad sold the farmers of tlm S t a t e
vance. and < he. demand for taw out t o •lie money kings. In,
'yon don't think I IHPIIP ii
cotton supplies has been oil a either case chty deserve t o j
come and look through n y
THE
correspondingly increased scah . have saddled upon tlmm t he j
The improvement in silver is righteous wrath a n " indig
not the greatest of I he favorable
DURANG'S
nation of an outraged peo
results likely to follow the return
ple. They were either bought
t wo )t cost you one cput i
of peace in the fat East. Japan
o r they did it through ignor-i X
will no doubt exact as one of the
yon dont purchase.
• Mus sn5tr»in",«l Its reputation for 18 year* •
us be1 use
standard
conditions of peace that China ence. Neither [)lea will ex • as being tne staii'lard remedy for the • [ h a r e a large s f ock and
• iuick and permanent cure of Rbeumn- <>
• tis:o, Oout. Sciatiea. etc., in all its forms. ^
shall lie thrown op ii to foreign cuse them. If i s thought
it is endorse! by thousand!' of Physi- ''
want t o get .**it : of it befort
•ians. Publisher!' and Patients. It i3
commerce. S u c h m out< ome that a n extra session of »!ie
nrelv vegetable and build* up froia the
spring.
never fail*
cure.
would gifativ stimulate the <h Legislature will have t o be
Rrst dose.is> Itone dollar atobnitlc. or six «•
Price
five
v
niand for cotton goods in thai called t o icpeol this pein.c- • bottles for Freddollar^. Our UFpoge I'am- •
• phlet sent
l>y Mail. Address,
vast country, and the countries iousact, it the Supreme Court
Ourang's Rheuiiiaiic Remedy Go.
JfeT CALL AND L O O K ! ^
producing cotton, particularly shop! 1 d. ride that, it means
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
tie United States, would find the what it says.
Duraug'n Lirrr Tilltnre the best on
earth. They act with an case that makes
demand fo' their staple vastly
them a hoiisehc'd b*. r^ng.
Anot hor Hartlsiiip.
PStCB 25 CT8 PLiiEOX.
5 B0XE3 rOE ft. i
augmented.
FOR SALE f OaWOOISTB.
J
I would call your attention
Rheumatis Remiui.
N V Ell,
Idaho, Wash
Utah
finest nii'J Dcst Eqxiijtpea
Roncl in thn H'wt.
running Solid
trains
etween
Kansas
St.
Vesti
1 ouis
ity.
tair cars and Tour
istepers ec of extra charge.
1
will mee
parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
W6 a th e r
E.r.e Troughs, Gutters and Spouting
route,
am] California.
Ibn lining
Boarding,
Complste Ceilings,
Corrugateri Sheeting,
Roofing Painty
Iron Roofi r -n,
COST!
K
D
Oregon.
txid
Uetajlic
Alton
IT EliI.O,
Only line
jVKitcaus ROOFING.
of the husband.'
Territoriee
is tlie <|mrkest route to
>'id
—ANl)
or
and money going
md baggage checks.
!*or tall information, majis ana
lcscrip ive
pamphlets
of
th<
West write to or call on
M
KWLANP.
A. N
Traveling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
7
I COMPLETE AND READY \ 1
\TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
*23T""' ^
WE WANT
—AN—
J.CHAHLTON. 0.
Inmr.
L."
"DH nv8Rf!P«»,
i "U. STid
titxnnlfii. aa(
• ."V
AGENT
"•wreaBL—
In thistown—»n rnrrRdie wprltman to
ska ordrrs nnxl APPLY our interlude
" -v * b!>» vtrlnlty
— /re^pomlricc solicited' write for
sail teinuj.
P. A
Chicago, I 1.
8FT"Bn3.
*"
5
'"
'
"'Tuitne t>»
DOLLARS
PER DAY
T & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
E3TABL'SHED 18*^2-
Easily Made.
We rrrnt many men, M-ouu.n, bov.r and girls to
work fi.rnsa frwboar* dally, r'gli' .nnndarennd
tli<-iro-.rii homes Txw» bnsin»ss is rssy, plrasaut,
strictlv bonoranle. xxnd pu s better limn nny other
oTerexl
You hare :t clear f*ld and no
competition. Kxprrienee rnd special ability anneexm-xary. i'o ca dial r- miK-d. We cqnip you
wi h erervtlitwg ti.at yon need, treat yon well,
and '1 Tp you 'o earn t n times ordinary wages.
Women do :fn well as men, and boy* and girls
make goo 1 par. Ar
o. an. wiiere. can do tho
work All succeed .Z follow oar piatn and almj pie di'ction •. F.sniest • -k will surely bring
you a gr-eaf deal of tnotu
Kverytblng 1* new
..at, , a xrT'-at de.r.and, Wrije for our pampl.let
ci •eul.ar, and p-xw ive f'*'l inforii: i',b»n. No liarwx
Ooi>c. (f you conclude not to
» on with tbo
business.
—•
CHEST
FOR YOUR Kirt r
1'STOCK'
Ceo^CE STP '
Bo* <£>£,
POfi
7LA?ID, s^AifSE-
y.,
Another instance where the
t o t h e big rut in prices in 1113
Tlv gr»B test mail i s l ^ w h u l"»v n-illvork a baolahip i»
oilier lires]
cliOuses th'- ,i„ht with inviii I'liissa.va tli.Ch ul'.tte News
o
eibie regolution; who renists Fieti lently a man in husi
w iiiptRtu»-'s fi < >?n ness, tieingtemporarily press
the sorest t
within and without; who ed, says to his fi ientl,"Unless
bears t b " liaivesi .bmd^us I can immediately gel the
cheerfully; who ; caln:est in sum of $500 to* $1000, 1
MITC IILLL
storms, and whose reliance must go undt r. Licnd 'me
that amount anf1 ;t anything
on t r u t h , o virtue, t , i . 0<»d.
i s most utifalfo ' -g.—Chan- hapfiens I will protect you."
• Certain,Safe, and Effective Remedy foe
The money* is lent, the crisis,
tdng.
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
.
^1
NO MORE EYEGLASSES
Eye-Salve
passed and the man is saved
Voter's w'fe- 1 How contradic
from bu iness ruin. But with
tory ; U thebc pa »ers so I can'ti
moke head nor tail «»f rJiem. J | this statute staring him in
wish you would come t <;> n _ a i d ifaci-. fhe brinker or friend van
und ^
me .: r •«!,unb:...vd o p i u rot take .tiie ri.sk, km wing
ion o; the ••
Legislature." Yo- * hot. he cannot be protected
ter: "Ail right, ni,v
o St: d ia case of disaster,
the children out of the ro in and j
There is iikel v, also to
.
....
..
i ii begin."—New burn Journal. .uucii loss orl.tigat.on gro.v-
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restor
ing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Drops. 6ranulaticr? Styt
Tumors. Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
us ntftntrns $rm BEUFF IYB
•ALfTCinay be
Said by all
MITCHSM.-L. m
.tiats at'ii Cent*.
"»vanUure.
p,,<
B ^ S n h P c r i b i'or the
ckaT wk
DEMO
•. j.
—
:
J«i tup fcr I utntcl FtW uu.
won,
The_Schumactier Gymnasium Co. OHIO.
rnnunr to*.
Also, equally efficacious when used In other
maladies, such *« rtcera, FeT«r_,?#r'';
Tamora. Salt Rhe-wv,
wherever inflammation ex sta.
ilk
K esp
ctfclly
W . L \i\\\i\
^iStwinav pn* vmrwpftno;) ra.xn 'ssanwv tg
.-Tjgo—rnp. .r,xv;ap- ramo ' pravasid VJ
•p
^lXJ.ir> VO>II S'S WOHH
agai pinorts 'dn Sa|
. q* oAinptja jo 'smot * Stnpeax
S2IUtr»
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' • da .'atcnt business cer finctod f. i
'
Otjf 0'^.t Is ' :?c-3> C -A-'r-.t Oftaj.
and wa can sc."'re patent ta
is . those
remote from AVastiington.
Send motiel. drawioe c.r photo., with descrip•ioB. We advise, if pater*able — "ot,free oi
chorze. Our fee net 'net... p. .,-t is secured.
A Fcmohtet, "IH-w to Ob»*'n Patents," wit*
name# of actual clients iny
tate, count; n
town, sent free. Address,
.
C-A.S^OW&CQI
Opposite Pate. : Office. Washington, D. £
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VOL 7
Yatauga Democrat.
liOOXE.
WATAUGA
COUNTY. X. C-
rillltSUAY
Al'ltlL 18 lgas.
SO.
M> OTHER> DIt"l.o*»TI»rv
C. ufijil „f th. Slat«» in lfvjl'.
PUrM i«U Ill r»n«A
11401 IVl mi to ALLOW*.
•ltT tft Kiwiin!
New \nrk Sim.
IHIU) he served in 1 IK* Coutrti.
ii«^M0tor D. B. MU
Biju.iM.im- 1U ignLSpmwl to the S. ftitd O.
1 he ap|M>iiiiuient of il.it* eniteiirmv U|i to Hit* mirrvu*
S3 SHOE&snXt
TK-rIa
1^ Haiti*. wfcwsJollB L-wdj
WaMMBOTv.sk. D. t\ April 8
CORDOVAM.
the* W Ransom, ruM I|«TN: ApptNuottoi. H- *a*
—n. hum II (A/
HUB"* , . ? m iatl here fur the Murder ..I
-tt hioi thf rv4turtofa*|iterli «mi«ot a waiontr of the A-flP
1
W ' i w Laj umm
Slates Senator from North
Oiled State* SHIM*
iiia<te in a MeMmdist roofer- inert*-an |eoph who UMr •?•>«v rjui ta
Carolina, an A mem-tin Millie ,lir jM September. 1*72. ami
1 '
em-e at Sateiu. M ie , hv thy in Ihaiiurrntir peiunpSw* of
' "
* - MfM 9%
ter to Mexico, ha* ma niily llturt le-ett in th* office for tweti
Kev. ft>r Lau*iug. and a mib government, who rata little
' * " '
given great Katii*faetiiiii to ty-tliree vtar*.
L APICA*
rte*{iietit p*b!to4tod interview U r oltl.^<u>dpatronage,but
hi* associate* ill the Senate,
1
UtI
, ,^-4n
_—.7^
with tike *.nue itenileinan.ftr- .learn* bom*! aduiini»tr*taM, 1
*
with whom he i* very popu
(miuCw Crwtr'nn
- ,
1 itttHijA
are under ar....
...
.
emnng th»* President »f in- ami itooi! government everv
lar, hut it haa nlrtn been satthe Three Fmk» >Ul..la\ ,
, ..
.
. ,
...
m>t.
...
;
irtfactory to Suit Item IK*m- N . M>H on vent ion •Ivw teiaperam>* wamuio-Ati to'he * Iter*-: who fa v«»r state right* • lie M.VI that he ami hi* W. L Dotlflas $3 & (4 SbOCS
h<
met with
.
; ,
President Li»t evening, lie who lirtleVe IU legMatloo to
cratrt pellet ally, alto greet Three F »rk* rliuri-h on
pttla wa% hod, uturd*-rvd and
aai«l with considerablewrath: Mjt»»erv* ltie great**! go *1
with pU ilrtlirv the rteleetloil of «lay Itefore ihe tilth Sun.lav
"This i* simply an outrage, {tor tl»e greatest number ami '
'
a foreign Milliliter from their in Mart li 1 SUA. and Rev. J
n i • lit.** M>*
•**.»
Though it n» not I lie ti r * t n«*t to a«lrauce the interest
* x '' '
'* ' ' 1
• |DM
WM MHl) «• WkMlll
rank*.
F. Davie prvaelietl tlie intro
ewfflkrt*, WtaMi, ifWl 10
duw that a thing ol tlii*i of a few at the expense «*f th» ' "' * '
'" ,r 1,1
^
The S<HIth ii* mrw repr«eeiit diK'tory rterimm at 11.
ut« rninet HW far ikn vuiattf.
kind hart been attempted, I uiuuy. who «J«» not believe ii.
' Vi " '
^
' WiU« .1
ei| in thediploiiiati«*Nervnrt*4if
Quite a rjuinie-r of Sumia.x
ennuof avoid ti feeling id in govern mental
partnership 1,11 '"] ,,r' 1
'
'he I uited State* hv Ml*. SehiMil* wen* r* po«H**llte«t h>
• diguHtion that any mutiwlio with pfivale interest*, but 'a- [
'J "• ,,,1V 1
'I' 1
mY"
m"\
Kiirtiai, ol letumiaiia, Amltat*. delegate*, and the vw|M»rta of "
!iT L""I" V. V . .
. l'. heii two Imliew near the tnir
. i . ... tv...... i .. n
, i
nialow aliv Halm to tlereiirv. Ii v - in nn'.lie taxation ha
,
,
.......
ead.tr to rraiiee, i»y 1 houuiw ihehiHf year* mirk were en
.
,,
,,
,
, _ ground*, whot K J. IhiniHii
ami ew|ieeiiilly om* who a* I tiii»lie .nr'eewe onlji,amlate
F. R.tyurd, if I Ma ware, Am* rouruging. Some of
wiiriiee tin* i«ile of a niiui**t**r.1 **|'o *^ I to the rai»ingolaiiy |"
II Mit liirnir-r. iwir
hartrtador to (iivat Britain;|*chool* h oi lieeti furred int.]
,,,'
, M ii i •
f •• f
.rtlnailf |rt*l ililt ...ntHM-ll I.I lit*. •»»..«•* t* i • Ittlee ar the lili|^e*l
i
hy Mr. McReiixie, of Keiitm* winter ipnuttre hv the in
m
...
robbed lh*% Stiff, mm Nor'.li
L... liiuUi» ig D ... I...
Inline I dlrtM'lliin .1' i *« rt 1 m|.- (toil of <1115 morw I a\ew III III
f
k>, Minirtter to I .*ru. liy «'X*,prH.* .n nted hard winter tun
.
.
. . 4 ,.
liirmuigitaiu. for which lien*
" rtiih*
h«*rt Ulld e.duinim *, not nte aetuallV l»ee*|etl lor tile W
...
t ongrwMimiiii Breckinridge,of •iiinniunv tlienr in tent ion MI
Ths BttM(rnrt)| of Ik*
teM<r*l lipid tlnin tliev art. «ru- giinuale |»Ur|eMe* ol th* mi' n
* 4*'" ,U|IVI ,r> •
Arkansas, Minister to Km. resuming thia spring with te
Pasilsbl* Uf« AosrasM
'IIID; WII.• l»».,r «,«.,! I.....
sin; hy Mr. I ay lor, ol Ala- new tnl energy,
| tiscMy In U* lupartsssnl of
"I
ivi'iill olltcr MM* lion; olio ilmirv tli» .mitwl
' p*n
•**>•
ha ma, Minirtter to Spnim hy
The eon veil lion WIIN organ.
the Crtful i.««. s tlini to ar*
rtion* when tInm* imneor lerti. libHrlv l..r lb.
Mr. Terrell, of Texan, .Mini*- ix.il l».v electing Kev. J F.
of igc. in.I Maya Is* I# i ad>
i or* s frw SpnUI lUsidenr
eiitith*d to In* railed mint** u>*it-"omustent with I lie put*.
ter to Turkey; hy Mr. Alex* Davie. Moderator and J.C
II hits at
AgctU Tbtwc who «i e ftlUnl
Ih* welfare; who nr* op|*swd|'"r "" K ' ,,,tw
metier,
North < arohua, Morton Secrctair, and |>i<« ter* of th* go*|**| have le*»*n
; fur Uut work wall t *«d tbi*
tempting to arrcnt n fourth
MiniHtei to (irei**e; hy Mr. <i**di*d to dirti'llrt* the Hilhj**«'f inrttrumenta) in putting into to all 'injnrtt Miiinpt inry law* one iniplicat.*d, hy (lie name
Young, tif (feorgiu, Minieter aniioniiced lor di*riiM*iiiti in Hrviilntioii the mortt cranial which MsillawJf interfere of Webb, ye*ter»lny, lh*puty
oil* fal*»*h»M*|*c«»ii.i*riiiiig m\ with Ms* ha la Is and rustoiiis
It b iwf, htmtvw. rttul ihus
to (fiiatemaln ami llomlur- the pnhlirthed progiainiue.
Slier ill Col* had tosln MI*, linn
roifdiict and character. The of the |»*opl**; who nreop|ssi
wbumaccocd l«*t ia it pu—a
ue; lit Mr. Smytln*, of Virgin
The d I » c u M II i O II w in*
mortal!y wounding hhn.
chnmrter. nuitnrr )«d|urnl,
ia, Minirtter to llu.vti; hy Mr. I In o'ighotit rtpit«*«l and iii1«*r eleinctitrt mid factor*, of Its- "d to F»**|er»il el*w*tlf»lt law*
most approved outfit foi pin lad fore* lull-, to phitocriicjr
tart, parnnwr. and Uw
HOT KIIVIBLI »Of.
MeDiUiai<l, alrto of Virginia, ertting. and rthowtrtl that oiitiwpwt of tbsir cummnnity.
clng a false mid lMir»*-fai*»* I md to Hu** .b-tiiiclioii* and
Minirtter to Rendu; hy Mr. |Hopl«* ar»» l**tlining »J|or
1 III flreeiislMirt Iteconl
Think this matter om care
ii'*i'iis<.tion liefor* the puiil* to pa terns I government; who
Farulh, of Arkaiifaie, Minirt .nighly ar'ju**«rt| on t!ie *uh
sayw Mult (lot OIH* of the new
fntljrThere's sit nnnsMl
ter (o Rortilgnl, and laet, j.it, thinking liowr to have npticiir* to l»c: First, MOIIS* ur* in favor of inots*y of in- magistrate* in fluilf'trd hns
oprninf fur wmwbody, If It
luit not leant. hy MV NN liiie. more, longer and lietter Sun one with huNcttcM* ami mo trinsh* v'du*. the itiois*v of Iswai sworn in. Tie* editor of
fits you. Itwrillprtjrrow. For
ttvs H0lflch*nt to invent it; our fathers, theroitswl aioti- the llieunl interviewed W. P.
of Keiitiieky, Minirtter to day M I IOO I M .
tbrf InfarmatMrti on rnjntst.
9ion,whode
*e«*oi»d. a iiiiiister with moi>* «*vof oiir«*otistitu
11a waii.
Ryiium. Solicitor of t h e
The weather wu* very Mm*
W. J. Rodduy,
Till* lie! iloee no' lake ll.to a'l tin* time and gooderowd* gulhhilny ami loveof notori an* to hav.p . l«*gielation. Tl.-eenshoro district, said a
Umk IKS. B. C
ety than ph'ty, gre«*.Jdy wil* nation il.
a n.
>
urqiplnent lk'|Mih|lnin. nml
txiiMint Pufamount Blount, ww tmirt'tit ev«*ry day.
ling to It uml gabble it. and iratne.1 upon consistent priu
of (icorgia, the rrarkeralUrtt
he says that while |»e has not
Rev*. I. L. Sherwood, J . F
third, i newH|Mi|N*r anxious .-|ph*s apphca'ile to all politi-1
I'ROVKSSIOS i r
read tin* act his understand
iliplOiiiatiMt, wlio rvprwvtitel Davis and C. S. Farthing
Iv willing to publish It.
'*al |Mirls*« alike; who are op* ing m that the Aev* am/ ObMr. Cleveland HI Hawaii. wets iip|»ottih*d II itimitiiiW. B. COUNCILS, JR.
"For the sake of tin* ChrM pose«| to *B«ninnry fwiiotnls
m»i rsr'a account is corrsrt—
Southern limn take very tec to prepare a program for
tinn r e l i g i o n I a m t h a n k f u l o f j o f l l c i a W ( e x c e p t f o r j u s t t j l ; , , " t o . . . o l mugis*
ATTOWIKY AT 1<A V,
readily to olth-e* in tin* <h* the next convention to am
tint these scandal-monger ••ause* duly ascertained) Is tnite* wete required to <|UHf
plouiatie M*rvh*i* of the Ciiit* vene oil Friday liefore t Ii e
limine, N. C.
ed State*. During Mr.Cleve fifth Sunday in March. iHlhi ing ministers nrvfhir, uml oti fore the expiration of their ify on or nsfore April 1st, n«
every account I am glad that t»Tir* fixed i»y law.
which time they come into
land'* Hret term tin* Ameri On mi thin the S**crrtnr>
W. B. mUNCIUU. M D.
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office.
can Minirtter to France wu« was directed!osend a re|wirt the American people love fair
Itoone. N. C.
play and justi.-e, and that in
N *s nnd Olw*»rver: I h*
I n MPs opinion he is backed Resident PhysMan. fifflce
Irom Maryland, and the*** of this convention to the
•pit-ofnllrtlnrtotn
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•» " "'M"" ' " - otherdiploinatic offltftn were SVATAWA DKMIKWATNND the
them IVj DI* npt (•> (mm .. I»w «»th..t
««•««»
., ' . ti Sl iI on King Street north of Post
Bepuhlicnn State Office.
divided a III o n g Southern ttibHcfit Heconfat with r»»
mnwt eelimnte of the rh.tr h-*tr...v«l..hnt K Mtlimit l«alS&UL£&JjSSh!iSS££S£
Kxectifive Committee. | f
Suite* a* follow*: Minirtter* ijin-st to publish the SIIIIIC.
erter nml hitHtr.t>f their I'll!>
*" ih- rVI
Mo.t Ol tl.
to Brazil, North Carolina* On Sunday a large congee
It canno' find the scitocdrel these gentlemen nf* right
lie servants.
Japan. Texa*, Mexico, Loin* gntion listened to n very ubhwho nitniniftel torgery. there will be a lot of fun. It
10RNKT
t.Air.
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iatia; Peru, Kentucky;Spain, and instructive sermon hy
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Thiit ntirh mtml lK done It.r i* the idea of n number of A7
teals was a stupendous hlnh- otherA-H-nltRriMd
Yirguiirt, Bolivia, Lou*iaiia; Rev. Mr. Ynrlwiro.and a very
ho«r*rr. \l \RION, ••••*•*••••••• N. C
Switzerland, Kentucky; \*en good collection was taken up der all through. If anv g»**| Ilronn mm*t h> pnt it|H.n tie 'hotOormior Urr will not
-(<»czuela, Alabama. Cmlei Re for I trot In r Blalock.of Mit«*h was done in any pertimlar ..nnd Our oi th-m. or onr w
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Will prs< •**» in the c*>nrts of
publican rule, tlietvprvueiitii* 11 rtnmty, a missionary in «n a nrdi faction, it most have „f thri4
^ fh.* guilty thms. pmerring to saw th- Tstanga. Ashe. MitHHl. Mclhorand all aher count** IB »Hc
tive* of the Southern State* Chios, who is^siip|N»rted by l"*en wifhouf deWgn. I he imrtT. riK rmnor llmt H-M-n-.'h..tt(th th.
did not fare ao wd!, though a few Baptist churches of thirt Hitlre performano* from the tti«n*f« anw> pnH Ihr fotv-r '=>» ntnj r«,.iirv that IK do western district BTHprrid at ten
••on girsn to th* coRertlou o*
ringing of th* l*'ll ana the f.VM) is tie® m«r*t reas«inable
they had a reasonable pro- and adjoining comities.
laimr "ta
4 F. D AVIS. Mod." foiling upof the curtain to e x pi a na t H »n vf^t offered. The
|»c»rtion of Minirtter* abroad.
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hint
of h*w<«t»va
Under rhe Harriaon ad inin i*- J. C. Horroa, Hec.
floTemnria doitg h,. d.M
Xl«*rilfa« I C.
letn t C
.
pantomime and make be •ike a man, and »* going to
tration the Minieter to Ar
W|lh „ g , ^^
M |r
lt King .Solomon was alive tteve, "hen the curtair. Ml, have th* forgery annulled if rison street Kans**sCitv He Councill & Mack'iarn,
gentina was from Louieiana;
to Belgium from Texas; to he would now yay: "Mo to was compo-ed of haHerpiin j p*msible.
[M Mn old sufferer fr »m mftam
l'araguay from Tennessee, tl* tt*velmg man, learn b«s tracks, polita-al juggling,
Tb« d—+.intmtthe.-hipr-iw m"'2£ rh«.un,..t.«m,'.nt l.».
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.. . not beretraors been troubled BBPf*/#* a/fende./ af a / /
and there we re these two ever
H'J.1 aerobatic acts, hypnotic dev- ^
W. Battell, a Cincinnatti
Court will bring moch rvlsd m this Himate. I*»st wintev
il,r/'
r 1
distinguished.Southern rrprr lraT,|inc
re,mrueottl.«
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»«,ror.»n hours
n„d verr ,«tt
0p
I'nn.ing Ink »"<• -.v-temutK r».d. n,m» ^
^
d.«. irt
wentativert ol the United "«•
I in consequence
'onel. D.I
.Suites in foreign lands, Sein- Co.. after suffering intensely the pockets of the people. >o ijt , ,p the l-»y i»ft. it doe* another attm-k
an
"It came R F. LOTILI*. J. C. FL.IMNIKB.
proniiM Bttjrd, oi Mhteoori.
^
h*->n the «idth td ih-«»th npon ^T'" htm «nio rerr MM
*
|ry, legerdemain, saw-oust
ssvere ' he said: "My
f
Minister to Siam, nnd Wil- Uwe^ofU*
suiting fn»m tkaiRrtli«M.|l^
' jawd tim tdwf to aIIbut
^jiril iTiit'hi'rjmrTn
liani Sapodilla Scruggs, of WMP|PTDY cund it tilh tw«»
1
iponma ."X ruggs, I»T
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Has* Hut tb»» «ngg*^sti«»n of a .
«of* IN tondl »r d 4 T l i f R Vf )*V 17"/ 111"
Me<»rgia , Amenctin KOTOJ y.p^i.oneoi
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Extraordinai
dinaitaod Minmte, I'omit.t.,,. rhw t-.m-dv
hofo" h~-n *, n.»be ac-e.1 •pi.>-l)Mteo«e cit »r«ro« mpK.1 .d •* BnUrt
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tentiorv
tree
n wide reputatiol
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- I tr d t
ni-r .r *' '• I <'t»r,tvm grren
SpnriAlattention e<v
Plenipotentiary to the fr*. winning a Ride reputat.o. lea,Jr.
"I 1^ Ibtlm to miuc* the to the eoilHion ofrbim*
nod Hovereign llep.iblH of f'>r"e pr.mptror^. ol rh-,1 pany of tricksters andH*»wns
matism, lame back, sprains, A compuny of sober tdi.it*
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i ttg and ease the pain
Venezuela.
swellings, and lameness. 5<) could bare done better for f ^ ' * " "f ^ i-vj . » - nnd tf» my agresaMe emprise,
Rr* «HI
i» •
e*f» 1m Owrti S*
Cor retired Governors and rent bottles are for sale by
thov nooMh.ee done nothw.aalfc, *.»rt j, #| both. I !.aw n^.f
r- Lgk fan > wfa r-. m,
United Stwtiw iMiator place* W\ L Bryan.
m fa* K - nrfTS fM.
e, e Ti.rn.^in,. ™
^ ftBBd or tnfggf>. Ife sug threw
tsttls aud
per i»t. F - «k If <
ing There was,ust svoggh
bHirrv
to bs the fimfl
in l he diploma tic service ha re
"«,T- '-'•T »»r»ng
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TO ROWSS OfWTrw-Sr v
many charms. The par ir
^hir friend Manhaii o' the ot stnpHlitj and rascality in s^'»
that Radical body to •fday tbeaMionasa prirate citn
«\
/ ]' 1*. . For fMk i« % tow is • fa*
*•*
try t *• (W-V On# s
gener me. th- ex,Kne«. '«re On.tonmf,««dr- ,,Hh,.dkr. the devil generally." and »o ten. In the meantime the ras
. , u 'i A., '
TV*VW IFFA
•nmll, and the Ametkran Mm He edits one of the b«t «e;k make them forever a mow? en Is who consum ma tsd 4*llw
I**
iater is wefeome in everj civ- li« tn the .State and m font- fnol st tf IK hi. lb. onMril* of daomoble mnapira.v.-' ae
mwater at (TwUmla. Hm .d-jh.me^ peotto -Wdm.^to. (irnn)j
^^
^xe p,eo f,e„te,ed into an
F*r <
ilized country.
flee has recently been made a M-s*enger.
Henator Ransom has been presidential office and Mr I
Combination. Pearwon, call* agrpermnt honorablsfo both
Minister Ransom and his j». »rc at large, are not peek- sides >o that there will be faRaSM^jpl faHkfaWBXjWl
for years closH.v identified Marshall is in tlie swim. Well
Swmrt 1 r
K;TTrrR
tot
with the politics of Northjbe is worthy and we are son. Robert, are now at the ing cork in the penitentiary.
war as tin j^Hitlrd a
Capital of Mexico.
Carolina. He was Attorney proud of bis aucurss.
Jfesrtpr.
; 1*~* days ago.
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Ur,'^ Vt«»ul ll r lt*rl» «d Mr •* in L«ihiii« U»«
to bur. Lnaf.
rj>«u tb^—~h- H- *••)» *4 K |»»3!
riaoiir ttrqtMlitjr amA prow M llor arttfiu.
MH • litljr u>ii Bit* ii
artfU. jr«* *N» tu U.r. T«lb»«*»k»i anr "'' r t ^w
(rf r.Ul y! Ibr Al»< tUjmtr KuT IU btijidJC l«mM»rtl<ll ikir (Wiidflipdua lor Um Umuk
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jut pfetiff line of
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nj" tU lilt If «4 Uy M i«lt n^lfcrhlW;
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hi* wUgp* »n*l *1"* • i«t all llwir* « «|^». .. . ..
tV-voled •laUgb l4t'* t\t?* * jf lO* ,1 r 1. S ClttitU. I'riui*, 1^*1,liter*. H«v», C«| M, SAnew, 0»lbiaf, No»•"** '•
•* Mil 11 •
h>* oilier? bWjfhliwmm or*r "- MiH| »tolrr Mp«M«ri<rr II
C.tbtob I(HBlHiOr all • —
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It will not ant yon MBjrtkinc to rxamiiM umr giMitla
v.tltry* and Hill t»»|*».tlw «r» t«n*rd to r%»aupk tin or mar.iaitwax t H.i tbr«»
tan Me Mill Iv |4annt to «So» tbrm to Vott Mofl give JfiMI
I(iiolltilnl olti'Ixwii iHl mar. u» ^II kcr airtaj** I M*4i of mM .levtonl to e* • Mjr prmjtbrtlirrjrov Ui* or ftol
Miml ...u> i» nil *- — »lNjrlutn. la'wtil ub!
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Bitftft) Hi Oh* I'tMlofHr. nt Marled «oit lor a rwW »n «U
I m »im* S ' ., it* hwihmI^ bu* ii^imy ai| t
W <r |i 4 • • r i*
Hmrtilt K»«b»r **1.1 ">-.«•***• »* •'*« •»-»
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
«4 Ai«rtl
*»r tb*» tMilirr
moil limlt.-r
mitil mutter
through ( r-wion Mt*«»ut let» (ilai iftn ttrnl MM it «a» «o ill » |iarv«l ita taar of H^u
ttV make aVperiwIty of »H« MI. We tbink^ •• mo aril
y«*n tbe mrvwt aitd Mt *bar h*r lee* money than any mero'rturk uml In n* •» Wt Ihr U r a r t t l i f a l l v b o m t i i a c i n t o riMiVvfy. All
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LOCAL SEW*
tlHtiad ti ili Atltf will bant or*merrbaft'« HI tbejrtniaty. Me do not qjiofep: •*»
ltn*-r Mini uriwlrd t*ur way U«Mltu. lUlt We fcftOtt Mini
inun* , !mn*wiHii from the fart there are MI many Jtfler
lie k» |4ru«r Hulftr iNiomllatr |W) etal gn»«h-» ot the mnr ine of g*Mnl» that it ia* olmoMt initap tin* TbrwpTop fork Tt»*» Ml* prfb||.t>|w| iSltt
— Mu«l *now urn) min.
TbM the let tlajr of
,«»r(><»ii ot ilte country fcw Stim buy «»«. .birb w.j-j, 1 8 a &
l*dm<de to quote pneew and a* th- *aim tine* J*wiiU the
<—Tin* llaaipf »t1»rt«» I *'** wvmii iuiIm in mjr rough bat* titwuilllwl unto UIUI
giaal* en yroa will mow tier i|iialily without exatuiuing for
^ f iKtinn*. A«IIIIr*
uiiu»QMllr *«»»*.? u»*l wtwdy rtlHj
t^rinfina
y• tn a -If We will not tr f •*» Unto*-* any oll»* t*» hoy 'ir
t(yvp ttlH|
iiimI fl.«r tint; »* .ttfuiiMt that iflnjr."
(hi
41M-U l*y adling *»i time, «e Ml to ah H»f tle^fa,!" M Aen
icry MUHII
—Wi^tcrii(mron |iir«ilpal done oil a very email nnW »!»f»b*fti I» wrii *'i Irwlrrl)
/bey llf riiv 7befjaodhr**nMe«iutntly itenabhw *i« to mMI
Blackburn, Cottrell ami Mil |«tr it W ii»i|nM»|lit# fl«M lite iahr up the l.1111It 11ml mrry
goo*ft* lor lr— money. All we a*k hi a fair trial and the buy
|M*o|tW* inijiitiilirraN'in tin* it Mrrowallw *lrv«iu,llmt lblerV
*r will beitiuvia*wd of the t traiY
Vkhv l(K»pioi-rrvLLV,
buil-t
n»
i»rjr rv»l ol I be fltrfc may U tit
-l>r I. V
kett over, no we b»|e that I?
mmi-u rouicli iihI unrrow.l
HL.il KM US. COll HELL & MILLKH
Ittir a euttK latiiae u»
t] Mil |||Mltttltl tlo ItlftUl.l I taking th* lamb. we. Mt IMP
April 4ih, |hM
ltnrh.
^ lw «•» uitltirtiiuair a» to nt*K hind may he ronet mined lt» Brltannlca?
S.CoU irtl w %er% i W i l M , l # f u r || MUII I I I IM* jut blM
—MrOjl
Alt* *hall miim* tier|
in u* it jjjjjgjgj
|,i go to tin* ritflir MM dear lam nml mwl euille M> [
1 LEA I >. < >T 11HHSJKOLLO
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•It- Mill »w i||t tanm
I-lilt* 11 itm
the rocky dill* httng tlnti aiUcli, It *e*lii» a* if ImmI tlm—.\l*|lllliM*t«f mrenail*J II*» clewentM iilnat*! OVel tl»e taken tlie *«iii*liiiic ami light
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MirU««l at lllaikltiirii. l ot liiifliwity nial on tin Ml m out of our home, hut may * • lie diouhl make M lilt—tc|- IN* uiorv willing to let N fur
t roll <iii«l Mir.orV
tliey woiiM gol»ea«l loiigorer letifef frMnl llilo oUl limit*
—l.oo< well li> Ila* |aior
eulvtM lliett * rtilil rainy *l»iyM, 4 |to lipuvo* ib-veral h-el ittlo .lilt) one wh*i I* able to bin |
I lie ('leek Mow, Tliere lire .ill our burden*. Hie hw%e* Voy4l«
k*e*p llifiu III ll.e eliellrr.
-O*a*r mill* ami ifrhl milln u only Inetide, f*»r t*» know'
—Court will not ImmI MII the long Iliiii line nmlnoiiie oilier
* «i >•**•* »* e*** fe**a*M*(M*
Maihlle. wan to |ovw|»rr. Itill
• •*—•
M* OmMM
|f you are m eartaw* alamt wanting th*{l»e*t Monument
week, tut lew* there U IIMire
e»ilerpii"ce. I mn arnroly re •die i- ginel and may let
•*« *y> w 0* —. »—
or Tonilmtotte, lor tlie LEANT mom*.?, lie eiire to.W r i l e lojinr,
Ktale i|«h ket than we klioM
MM— V*M • M M»k * M
train from mentioning 11 wn MM eel *pirll I** an a la-acoi*
an I buy dun I from tin* <|U«itriewjin cartload lot".
etnof.
ter * let I mIiMi Itronglil to to Iwckoii II* over the dark
I»l«»Y tie* very /*R*F wotkmen, and to-ifay ! have tlie largeat
— II J. Colineill Mill MtMllt my imml memoricM of n>y rivir, win-re we *hall lia-et
' (• »*— »M>
*» pan **»•*!
,»*•«« *«
and ITTIWI mtnplele DARK •»! Marble INLNORLTI Ciindinii.
more Into hln n#w*lK»in#. The girlliiNwl n * ll« ilimeiieioii* yon ngaui, Man*lie. ami *lwe|i
•— to «w<* •• •—
•Mi~Sati»fui*iton guaranteed. Commit your^ititcrewt,
r ar pen fere nill tMaiii ltlit*h |p Merealanil tin* tMinie an thai t-igeiher with our Savior for
and give ine n call or|wHte for |»ricea.
th" wtirk.
of *ny mother* ohl *pitinliig
C Ii WKlUt fStoGwvilte.tN C.
A TNIKXP.
— Mr llrvan htin In* inhh- n lievl, that I ll*e to Mpitl on
January *J4th, IHO.V
I Ion to hlr htiuy* well nhoiw, At pk'Vill oVh*k we |MttMM-«| Sngarflrove, N I \pr.
-—
iVof Ynrboro will oriOpv tlu«aigli Tottifj n Iwaiitifnl
hltle village Dtnllal nillOllg
A !•*»*»* fat
the ilwellimi.
the mountain" where I'aw-ll
11***1'* Hwrw|Mtllln—ll
—Mr mitl'vlm It r Itlvefe
llot'* ,n»ei|*tiiig ntiekletielre • % 1**1* l*i*l hum*»r nih I rmtte*
W I. limn. N. N. CoWnitl.
**|
hit•llien* inerehaii<li*iitg. Hi* g%e*l bmaor A U»ttW*fm l«l %lg
-*!»«*» l|.**r*lho*«i|*irill.i
J 1*. ||r(lh*enn<l othm nr>
*ai«l firm linn pnt tip *ome ,10 ti*ly rtjihl*. net It k» Mlwwy*
nt HtnlmfIII#Court.
Y h. IbeoMpiirolIMM
»ih nil ft* .*1 'U •
ui«e huihlilign ai«4 linn (i»n > h tor.ai* In *l |dliHM l*»i»J t«i*l*
ami troubles and the New Year Istr. iw i»« icod 'it up* i
—We run lie.ir lb* ntenm proved flie |tla»e nowslrttnive nod tfirh»g th*' vital It iW »h*
whittle from the alritlee. Iv thai I twiifvelv knew it •laaHty MIH I *|«io»lily *4 |»rht
any id do that Ie to i#g»H t.gh* nml k«w|* rtglit^the y.-ar
tewdfli It row *«f«»tula» *cil
110'ltfen <tre *nwinic pine liitn- Twelve o'-lork htiiml ll* at r!c«m, IWIIIMMIHI other 14***1 dhn
through. •
It-r at Mr. KtlmintenV
tb* Mint if ul home of Mr.
Yon can do thia by doing nil votir trading uur.ng tha
vcar at my *tore. where you will Qml a complete;lincjof gen
-The min Unit thrown lh«- Dtnnfel flrwybnm n. Here wr f|f**l * l*lll* *et rwehyf *et
»ni»|»th *»*l rtflciewtly *m the
e?al merehnltdiee. all nt tlie
fur mem bwrk In their wotk *|op|*nl for ilimmr and wit*
«t*| Hvet
nml ninny will lie pimht*il It. plea*<1 nlly mtertnlned lor n
Jew hour* ill n tegular "jab
rnlrlt tip nKain.
The lentil of the Itepnhli
letlr pey
I will cell for Mrhtly pay down during the jMrJlHW)3y
dorin
—We nm wtrrjr to Stntr hie"! with Mm. ti ray hum an I •ap •l«»vert»or #»f |h-|ewan*
Iyon much cheaper tann on credit, tor
*0 «loiftg I can well
Iter fait dnughter. and #il*«t will prot»al»ly henlttie ho*arh
met mice g***t *ole leather nt 21c.. bv tlie *ide go»*llcoffea
thnt ottr irooH frieml It I.
ha*l Hue imi*ic on the organ among I lie llepnblhwiia of th**
20c. h ll» . eugJir 17 Tt** f*»r $1 <M). .» Ibw. woda 2 V. AIhConnetll continue* ii.*li*fw|«.
p—r to—f Mr —r to— • to—
S—* » vet* C—« ito *
n a m v * f»% i * . nml on. domewtic, very heavy. 7 ctw^ by | t h a
r«| Irirhi'IMilthRt ' IH»I by Or. W. S. 0*ln rn. Here le*g»*l»it»ire. If they *h«eil«l
•rMto .'to tto « <
ladt. c«*li. jetine, calirtew. worwf-d. dreww flannel*, cn*h•-> » m to
will rnilr nn*l lie lilmeelf ,1- inir company wan enlarge* 1 fail Itiftb 1 a Senator, th*^
tnerw. *hoe*—yew the large" lot ol wfioc* ever *«ent in^T hi*
and at three o Hork we *tart new Governor who i*n Ih-wi
•O
iram. run.
imrt «*f the county, very low. Call and M» them, you will
e*l f**r Klk. flVmlMyl the
lino find a g*wwi lot of hardware. I nn get you no *hort
—Ilmlsn Itro'n.. nt Itntlwr lieatttifill residence of |tr. ocral. would appoint a Ihm
notie*. cook *t ire*. farmer% friend |4owa aa«l repairw.f lli*ocrat to Ila* CnitM Statcw
woml.er* mreiritinn nn-eltn*- Iteoe firayliam'n nml epent
*HI and •*hataiMM»ga hull-tongue plow* water pipingfcefc.,
of w«hmIa, imnMinr «»fl «lrr a elmft tin Wfhetw and at *un Senate and tie* :mr*bae*wf
ALL AT ROCK ROTTOM PRICE8.
ifo**!* and ti«»ti*ttie hnrrfwnm do* n we were nt Todd. Tlli* vi< t**ry in DvVwarw wi|l »!*»
WANTED: Com. rye. wheat, butter. »*ggw, feather*, dry
the KepwbHrwna m» g»M*d. A*
etr. Cnll nn*1 ne litem Man- in a verry pretty village in
hi>w. Urn*wax. etc.. all at higlwwt market prirew. P»ea*e
a matter of fact tie death of
buy intt elnewhem.
five me your trade this year, and I will <wrtainly tell yon
habited by a thrifty and in toe fhivernor.givew the |V»m
good* cheap. Wiwhing all my friend* and cn«ton>ef^ a
- j r. Cletrh*»r Atty. f hn* teiligent |*eo|t>. H> *tntc*l •wrote the |>rivilege of aj>*rue|wrr>o*i and happy New Y'ear. I am
morel hh law office into the over night with I>r llla^k pointing al*mt hhrty nflkeFoorw Anxious to
riKtm formerlt oceri|>»e«l fty burn and hie kind lad? who h*»Merw in the three conn tier,
S|M»inh»»or nnd Co®ey. wheie km** how to make ore fee thereby keeping the State
meant wo much more
he will be pleww^f to nfteial at boire. In nnr round* we pn'ronage i a iVniK-ratir
•and
to any Iwhitne yon may met with ohl friend* nml haialw.—Kx.
dhcave* r^swh
wi*h looked nftet.,
—
formed new nrr|nninfnn-,e*
iflir.^aiWntw nec'ccrcd.
K»t«k'« 4 IW Ipr|W*«. *
—Ihm't fail to mil nod en- The farmer* nil along the line
I WtflbnrwTth Nature's
nmine otir ntock of good* are |4*mghing r»>r their corr. I The State r<wcO*W write*
when yon r*»me fo ".vw* * an crope, "ome are gardening .«• trrww liwiolw. Vh .a* h4V»w*c
w y vwVw 1/* *
wwe court
•4 her medVriwe* Kw
Of
«hi*
,.r» ««•••«« »"t
"HBT Mock Will «e
• .4 be * very rtt*t»1
and we can't fail to interewt the day of all days "gOfwl
i«r t*o VMMaH
n
We hear the gen
tri^l I>r Kmg> Vw iferovyrm f*»r oor quality of g*»nd* Friday
eral complaint of hard lime' ^ry and at the .1 «4 two date
and prkew are right. IMa* kI* now engaged in the nraannf* tor* and wale ol a valo*
and the arar^ty of m*»ney. I thecoagh ewtirWy left them, tie
burn, C^ffrHI and Miller.
wig wot I* withr*»t it hnwfWr.
able atedrnne. known a* the MOCNT.VIN HRRH MEDI
... .
5
I |Hlth»mto he patient and •e <m: expecw>wre prr»vew ih^f ir
CINE cow»|wwprd of the natural herb* o4 our mountain arc
-SrfAe-A« 1—— nt. ^|M ||w
((
—Soe all other* t ^4 —"
rmTi
k««TO'Ilp„D TMR <rxxr.
jn
n. ,„h lh, Sigr^t V . W gtrrvwa. Staferevw
This* womWful medicine ^ Rhiy recommended for c mwot i*•
^
IVWIN.
forth .- YONR electing of a Ke|mbliran ,,R.. 1 *\ h v Ma** give ttie great
. K
„
•awe* of the Liver. JMomn A, Kidney* and all di*=*aaen ari
Tree
H tHuU USI it i*
1HJV4 are REQNEETED t o do an
fromatw"iow*«T*te?n Thiw »* no rntent medicine. It w
ident then the |«ei>pb» mav ex "rtol trv*l bottkw *ve tr=e *t tv
1 22nd met.
pure, "imfde.chea: and effectiv^ H iw rerDir Oreo led by
on or before TB*
L. Rohn a Regular *e SOr
pe<*t goo 1 old tiww again.
-he phymrvanw *4 the cvonty, a vd vw one of the hew? nieditltherwia * I ahall PMRWD t o Oor |»eopM at (hftoo are ti on.
cinew on ttg- market
coPeet them according t O making g«w»d u*e of the be I
Th»* medirine i* pnt up in package* with full direrfidlM
as niogtfntrr.
IXV, Ji . Y COHVARH. Tax my *pring day* am! if they
with full directum* on each, Pnr* $1.00 per J*KK*»GE, PENT
fVhoid will open at New
r.vlWtor.
po*t pawl to an? add re**. If you have Liver trouble. Draare not happy and content
Rivrv Aradetaj M^r h 1 Ath.
^r*n or Kidney compleint*. fry it and
ronvincvd tbit
(HI the 22th oor court com I hear nothing to the con 1S25. Tniti m inn*-* frvms
«e are not tryingf. > humbug you.
Rw trrrru.T.
MEOO A. Let all our woberrv trary. The health of the peo 7oc. to f2 p»T nw-rtth
1H& MOVSTAiX MEDflWL OMPAST
hera who owe n * arrange to p> i* fairly good.
lal drill for teacher*. Ibmrd
per month $-> to fR.
One dollar ps.m (or th» J&nnride. N. f ., J^qit R, 1S04
pny ws during Court. WO
L. E.
W M. FRAYRR*. LYIN
l>?motrx1 OIK rvwr
are JUST compelled F. HAVE \PRIL Ufh *&».
Doe5Your Boy
Need
111
StatesTille
xi
•*»
Dr. Philips Brooks
C
NEW TEAR
VERY OWEST PRICES.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
THE MQUNTAN MEDIGINECOPANY
ZICNYILLE h.ORTH CAROLINA
*
•
�ThS W&ta.QP"B. DsmOCTRt I ( ) ^ e n ^served- that when doctrine is- certain. A n d ; the Treasury, Secretary Uar| young people get in the nr-j nothing was lost by the lisle says there will be money
tion to marry they generally knowledge on the part of 'enough and to spar" to carry
]hiijyrffiy AiML IS iSDo
Bad soda spoils good flour.
g e t there. There is n o t much G r e a t Britain, t h a t t h e Unit- j t h e government until theregPure soda—the best soda, comes
chance to stop them if you j ed States had a sufficient na- ularsession of Congress \\ ith
T h e Winston Republicsij try.
only In packages.
vol force in the South AtU.ii- out any embarrassmen-.
a t t e m p t s t o excuse t h e l a t e
bearing this trade mark
A Chicago dmiitx rat of ihe
We left on Friday morning tie to bark ui> the position
L e g i s l a t u r e bv c h a r g i n g t h e and called to see Mr. S. S. 1 assumed.
It costs no more thin inferior package soda
sort that cannot
diweur
—never spoib the flour—always keeps soft.
r e s p o n s i b i l i t y o n t h e f e w McBridge a n d h a d a p l e a s a n t
T h e a r r i v a l of t h e new S p a n aged is Mr. Wiiiiain P. Wood
Beware of imitation trade marks and Dtvh,
D e m o c r a t s who wer? in tlie c h a t with him s t a y i n g until ish Minister is anxiously a-j at present in Washington
and insist on packages
Legislature a n d all t h e mis a f t e r dinner. Mr. McBride is waited in W a s h i n g t o n , a s it He says: "The demm-rath*
party suffered a bad* defeat
bearing these ^ords—
t a k e s a n d blunders c o m m i t a t h r i f t y f a r m e r a n d lives a t i s believed t h a t he will h a v e
the other da v, hut we will
t e d n o t t o s a y f r a u d s a r e h o m e o n t h e best t h i n g s t o s e v e ra l i m p o r t a n t communi pull ourselves together i n
c h a r g e d u p t o t h e Demo e a t . We s a w m a n y t h i n g s c a t i o n s t o m a k e t o t h i s gov time for the big battle next
c r a t s . T h e F u s i o n i s t s o u g h t a t his c o m f o r t a b l e h o m e t o e r n m e n t . T h e Allianca inci year. I have no doubt what
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
t o h a v e checked u p t h o s e r a s please us, except his jersey d e n t is still open, a n d t h e be ever that Illinois will cast
Writ* lor Arm anj Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE.
cally Democrats. D i d t h e c a t t l e , these c a t t l e a r e fine lief is g r o w i n g t h a t S p a i n is h r electoral vote for the de
mocracy, pru\ iding. of course
D e m o c r a t s elect Butler a n d cows for milk a n d b u t t e r b u t t r y i n g t o play a d o u b l e g a m e that our candidate is made
P r i t c h a r d ? Did t h e y p a s s we d o u b t whether t h e y will in connection therewith,'not of the right sort of stuff. Bus
the assignment act?
Did p a y t o raise for beef. F r o m w i t h s t a n d i n g i t s promise t<> it less is booming ar u great
(1—(I—o— o
Everywhere I have
t hese c o r r u pt'Dern o c r a t s pa s s Mr. McBrides we went t o J . W. m a k e if s a t i s f a c t o r y a s s o o n p ii*.
A A XOUX( h M h A T FOR ISO:").
been in the last lew weeks 1
t h e m o n s t r o u s election law? M o r t o n s a n d s t a y e d o v e r un a s i t was in possession of tie*
First sessh n npMn.* Feb 4th, 3895 nml< loses June21sb
Well of course t h e six Dem til S a t u r d a y morning where necessary i n f o r m a t i o n . A s found trade improving. I 1895. The second Htwiou will open Aug. Gtl: 1895 auJ
look 'or a general revival of
o c r a t s in t h e S e n a t e a n d for we were kindly e n t e r t a i n I h e new Spanish Minister L buiuess this summer, and «* I omi Dtc. 24th.
^
FACULTY.
ty-five in t h e H o u s e d o n e all ed a n d h a d a l o n g t a l k o v e r i o spend a week o r "ten d a y s that is ali the democratic
t h e devilment t h a t w a s d o n e t h e p a r t we h a d in E a s t e r n in Cuba before c o m i n g t o party needs. With good
R v »I. II. Yarboro. Principal. Miss J. May Yarboro
b u t t h e s t r a n g e t h i n g a b o u t N. P., d u r i n g t h e war, where W a s h i n g t o n he will he e x times next year democratic v i.i *•«- la charge < i t he 1 i unary ami Intel mediate depa tj mi nts. and ehc \ull i lMi have charge of tl ^ music departi t all is t h a t t h o s e c h r i s t i a n we fought, bled a n d died, with per ted t o acquire all t h e success i.s assured."
•M» I t. 0« I « I I < l» I i-U Ml a l «1 r-Xj el it III i Ci leach« IS Will bceill
Reps, a n d P o p s , j u s t s t o o d o u r friend*.
needed information a n d if his
1' Yn] at> li.t M-tiuoi Hi Li V :» q u i r e .
a n d gazed o n while t h o s e
"'1 EUMS.
We called o v e r n e a r l y g o v e r n m e n t then still delays
T! 1TTMN in thr Pi ii» urv I)» i pa. tun lit
OB.
m e a n conniving D e m o c r a t s e v e r v n a m e with u s i n m a k i n g a s a t i s f a c t o r y Settle
Found Cur© In Moo«Fa Aft or
H i (11i i. K LVi Ll-SH
$2 00.
£|
j u s t kept u p t h e devilment in c o m p a n y " A . " P e r h a p s a m e n t he m a y find himself' Other Medicines Failed
A l AI'KM IF
$2 50 ti!$3.00.
open d a y l i g h t a n d o u r Re g r e a t e r per cent of t h i s com very disagreeably surprised
.V USU'
£2 50.
f o r m christian l a w m a k e r s p a n y a r e now living t h a n s o o n niter his a r r i v a l . And After the Grip — PSuseulsr RheumaBoard in good families, includb g light, fin! and
s t o o d "-dock still. When these m o s t a n y o t h e r t h a t could hissnrprise is n o t likely t o in
i.iTusui y con vein -iii-« s. per month. $0 00 to JjfT 50.
D e m o c r a t fellows introduced be n a m e d . After o b t a i n i n g dispbaising t o the Cuban rev
For any information not hernia contained apply to the
a n d passed t h e D o u g l a s s res s o m e herd g r a s s seed we olutionists.
5r i •! i| al, Boone, N. ('.
o l u t i o n s o m e of o u r pious m a d e o u r way h o m e a n d o n
P o s t m a s t e r Genera I Wilson
P o p s , o u g h t t o h a v e moved a r r i v i n g we found a crowd d r o p p e d i n t o his new dutLi
iiift |
t o t able, b u t t h e y were a f r a i d a w a i t i n g t o h a v e a law-suit a s n a t u r a l l y a s t h o u g h he
it 'Ji
of t h o s e D e m o c r a t s n o d o u b t . decided before u s from M e a t h a d been dealing with p o s t a l
—BUT—
I t m i g h t be t h a t R a y , of Ma C a m p . After seeing u s a n d affairs all his life, a n d h e is
CAN GIVE MILK
c o n , a n d Nelson, of Caldwell, o t h e r J . P . , t h e p a r t i e s con t h e s a m e u r b a n e g e n t l e m a n
.0.
b o t h carried pistols. T h e r e cluded t o compromise them in dealing with his n u m e r o u s
Tl!i:i :i)I I ;:
i s a n o t h e r significant fact, selves a n d in consequence we callers t h a t he a l w a y s w a s
Peebles a n d Lee becoming nn were denied t h e o p p o r t u n i t y d u r i n g his extended Congres
Put I rt II show VI 1;
....
, .
. ..
ortm' nt « f Map
Mci'
m a n a g e a b l e , t h e S p e a k e r h a d t o e x p o u n d t h e l a w a n d show s i o n a l career. He h a s l o n g
.Hid Fa» •v G i m.er ii s, .- ui h .
t o use force a n d n o n e of t h e o u r legal lore, p e r i i a p s i t w a s a g o proved himself well pro
A COFFER,
pious ones would v e n t u r e t o o n t h i s a c c o u n t t h a t t h e par tected a g a i n s t t h a t insidious
Merv. O. W. C&ay.Vsnt
SUGAIf,
s u b d u e t h e m . Several b i g ties concluded t o s e t t l e t h e disease known t o o r d i n a r y The following eome.i voluntarily from a Wfhry
CH eese,
Owing to n reci nt change
burly niggers were s u m m o n s t r o u b l e themselues. B u 1 folk a s i h e " b i g head; there ewtwroort olergyman of tho M. E. elmreh, p* t>»r
CK ACKERS,
of tho Ch:irch Crook <iircul» la Dorohoste*
in our I nsiness, that is, from
ed t o keep th em i n d o o r s a s it d o n ' t »let t h e public under fo re n o o n e is surprised t o County. Marylaarf:
CAKEH,
M
U&ss.:
the "Old Time"' cmiit sys
CANNED-BEEF,
w a s feared t h a t if t h e y g o t s t a n d t h a t we were o n e of t h e lind him just a s accessible C.II. IlooifCo., Lowell, public to send ttoi* «er" fool It a duty to tho
POTTED- H AM,
tem to a
o u t i t would be d a n g e r o u s .1. P's. a p p o i n t e d b y j t h e l a t e noiv a s when tie w a s a mem- ttOcate. 1 saw in a PhlhMielpUia paper a letter
from a man who ha/1 auHored from
SALMONS.
f o r them t o r u n a t l a r g e . S o defunct Legislature, n a r y bet* of Congress.
Muoeular Rh«\imatiam
SARDINES.
we will h a v e t o conclude t h a t time,
T h e projectors of t h e new part hfwl boon restored fey tho use #f Hood's 8wBUTTER NUTS,
papwilla. I had fflio grip In the winter of '»1
o u r F u s i o n fellows were in
•silver p a r t y profess t o h a v e and '93 so severely th*t it deprived ma of the
.English walnuts, soft shell We are able to offer > t'^l
D r . S. F . S c o t t . Blue Ridge, e n c o u r a g i n g r e p o r t s from a use ef my arms" so that my wife had to dreee and ed almonds, pp«nuts, raisins,
t i m i d a t e d a n d just let these
A RBUCK UK'S COFFEE
undress me, sn.l whan away from home I had
fellows h a v e t h e i r own w a y . H a r r i s o n Co. Mo., s a y s : * F o r n u m b e r of S t a t e s b u t t h e r e to sleep In my clothes. I triod five docters and figs, fanned Irui'.*-, shoedrcs>.
at 24 cis per lb.;
not
I
We m u s t send b r a v e r men whooping c o u g h . Chamber professions a r e largely dis the one accomplished anything. Then to snw ing, inl-s, plain «m d fancy cfin
letter aliixled to and determined try flics, fancy and 1 a u n ii r y ' Good green coffee al 20 i ts.
l a i n ' s Cough Remedy i s excel c o u n t e d by their c l a n n s a s t o
n e x t time.
SOAPS,
pei tb ;
l e n t . " By using i t freely t h e t h e S t a t e s of Pennsylvania
TOBACCO,
Extra "C" s igar at 1(5 jjis.
On l a s t T h u r s d a y we t o o k disease is deprived of all d a n a n d Connecticut. T h e only
SNUFF,
t o t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y
a t r i p t o Cove Creek, a n d g e r o u s consevnences. T h e r e c l a i m these p e o p l e m a k e t h a t
CIGARS,
dniin stic at 7 ets per yard —
CIGARETES.
s t o p p e d with o u r ranch a p i s n o d a n g e r in g i v i n g t h e i s backed by c o m m o n sense
MATCHES
JfiFW'e have just received
preciated friend Rev. Sher Remedy t o babies, a s i t con a n d h a r d facts, i s t h a t a l a r g e
t a i n s n o t h i n g injurious. 2 5
Hood's. Before I ha/I
Horse and Cattle Puviji ?> 3t> eases of gent's and ladle's
wood for dinner. We a l w a y s a n d 5 0 c e n t b o t t l e s f o r s a l e m a j o r i t y of t h e v o t e r s of t h e the ase of my arms, taken one botito I had
tbandc died. Those see and many oihcr articles ti <
vhoes, and will sell them at
enjoy t h e friendship a n d hos b y W . L . B r y a n .
c o u n t r y a r e bimetaliists faete and «ms he vorifted fey many perseas here. tedious to iht r.Tioii.
J. M. CokVwi, Church Creek, supplied me with
• liecM mi suit the buyer "ft
p i t a l i t y of o u r Rev. friend.
T h a t claim is unnecessary be HoofFs. I am pastor of tho M, B. chared bore."
tsri orae ami see for youc
C. W. C LI?SA «, Church Creek, Uaryieod.
Full fUifl .see u s a n d we will
We particularly noticed t h e WASHINGTON L E T T E R . c a u s e i t is known by every
.1
If. B. If you decide to take Hood's Stvrsepa. Ci V?S.
sti ve you ntonvy.
rilia do net be indaced to buy any etiier tusteed.
g r o w i n g wheat a n d m e a d o w s
b o d y , b u t t h a t d o e s n ' t mean
also k' « }.» a gt>o«l I in.
From our Regular Correspondent.
we think t h e y a r e unusually
t h a t all t h e bimetaliists a r e Heed's Fills core Uver ills, eonetlpsklofi,
J0MN8! N EDM I ST K.N & CO
WllousneM, Jaoudlcc, oleicheadaebe,iadijeattote • «>f Domestic M cdit" j |H S
fine. T h e r e will be plenty of
Blowing ROCK, Dec 12, 1894.
r e a d y t o d r o p their p a r t y af
I t looks n o w j a s t h o u g h t h e
"All of my goods wiP be
LAND S A L E
apples a n d cherries, b u t t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a d won a filiations* a n d unite in a n a s
s^ld nt |ince< tn Mjif r h c
peaches a r e killed in places. very creditable d i p l o m a t i c s i s t a n t republican p a r t y , By virtue of a power of sale
contained in a mortgage execnt- times, tor PAI DO AN, bat
I n t h e evening we d r o v e u p victory from G r e a t B r i t a i n in which is a b o u t all t h e new ed to L. F. Ra gan by A. H M tiler
jgr AWFUL HIGH 0 N A
t o J . S . M a s t where we found t h a t little affair of N i c a r a g u a , silver p a r t y is.
and wife, Sally, on March iibth ('opnir
—BY—
a properation g o i n g o n for a a n d t h a t G r e a t Britain h a d
T h e decision of theSuprems 1892 for the sum of $820.37 the
no part
When y o u c o m e t o t h e
wedding t o t a k e place a t 7 g r e a t l y modified t h a t bluff C o u r t in t h e income t a x can same being dueI and offer for hav
ing been paid. will
sale " R o c k " c o m e a n d see me, a n d
p . m . A t t h e h o u r Mr. R. M. a b o u t b o m b a r d i n g Nicara e s i s d i s a p p o i n t i n g t o every at puhiic auction at the court
1528 Arch St., PhiUdclphii, Pa.
house door in Boone on the 29th i t m a y be t o o u r m u t u a l ben
Greene a n d Miss E t t a M a y g u a ' s s e a p o r t s . N o t h i n g of b o d y , a n d p r o b a b l y t o ie>
efit.
D o u g h e r t y were m a r r i e d b y ficial h a s been given o u t a - b o d y more t h a n t o members day of April 1895 it being Mon
For Consumption. Asthma. Rifn
day of Court between the hours
T h a n k i n g my friends f o r chitis. Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
T . P . Adams, E s q . E t t a b o u t t h e d i p l o m a t i c corres of t h e c o u r t . T h e constitu of 10 and 4 o'clock of sa ; d day a
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
M a y is o u r o n l y d a u g h t e r p o n d e n c e on t h i s m a t t e r t i o n a l i t y of t h e law s t a n d s , half interest in 40 a -res ot land p a s t p a t r o n a g e , a n d hoping
matiero, Neuralgia,
lying on Cove Creek adjoining the t o m e r i t i t i n t h e f u t u r e , l a m
a n d we w a s s a d t o give h e r within t h e l a s t few d a y s , b u t n o t by nn affirmative d-n*L
lands of J. R. Beice and others
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
YERY RESPECTFULLY,
u p t o t h e y o u n g m a n Greene, t h e r e a r e g o o d r e a s o n s for ion, but. because t h e eight j is and one third interest in a grist
DISORDERS.
J. 11. CLARKE.
b u t he m a d e such f a i r p r o m i s s t a t i n g t h a t A m b a s s a d o r tices s i t t i n g were evenly a i mill located on said land also one
e s t h a t h e would t r e a t h e r B a y a r d h a s been m o s t posi vided. Incomes from rents, half interest in a saw milk For Blowing Rock, April 10, *95.
It lias hem in useformorethau
further particulars see Book "P" !
kindly a n d t a k e special c a r e tively assured by f h e British municipal a n d S t a t e b o n d s of deed nase409 etc., in the office j
twenty years; 'housands of pa
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
tients have been treated, and
of her, a n d all t h e people s a i d g o v e r n m e n t t h a t n o t h i n g a r e exempted from t h e t a x . of Register of Deeds for Watauga ! „ , ^
county where said mortgage is Nort h (aro.ina, V\ atauga coun ver one thousand physicians he
t h a t " l i t t l e Dick" w a s a Very will be d o n e in i t s dealings B u t w h a t m o s t disappoint
registered. Also a tract of land (•, m the Supeiior. L. B. Miller used it and recommend it—a ve
clever kind boy of a b o u t 2 3 with N i c a r a g u a t h a t c a n be ed t h e members of t h e c o u r t containing 100 acres more or lessi T r i -• r • . teelnian.
significant fact.
y e a r s of a g e . S o we just let properly c o n s t ru e d i n t o a w a s t h e s t e a l i n g of a copy ot lying in the county of Watauga I
defendant in the above enIt is agreeable. There is
t h e m a r r i a g e proceed a n d t h e violation of t h e M o n r o e doc t h e decision in a d v a n c e of i t s on the waters of Meat Camp creek j DtFd(l action having been sum- seous taste, nor sickening no nau
smell.
adjoining the lands of John Wine mo11 ' r ° appear at Vatauga
ceremony w a s very nicely t r i n e . T h i s a s s u r a n c e w a s being officially made. I t was barger and others the same hav- ^, n P?£!. or . ''°a rt , ari P u ^ , n
performed by t h e affable a n d n a t u r a l l y very g r a t i f y i n g t o sold t o the c o r r e s p o n d e n t of ing been mortgaged to L. F.|
R hands ffi*
nnrl he "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
a Chicago p a p e r a n d tele Ragan bv J. L. Moretz and wife. n, aling Ins return aslollows, viz. of Action and Results," is the ti
efficient J . I ' . T h e n t n t h e pfesident. Cleveland a n d t h e
M. K. Moretz. March 29, 1*92| Ddligentsearch maileJ. I. Stee tle of a book of 200 pages pub
s u p p e r table which w a s load o t h e r m e m b e r s of t h e a d m i n g r a p h e d t o t h a t c i t y . T h e with power of sale for the sum of
aot found in my coun ty. , lished bv Drs. Starkev and PaW
.
ed with g o o d "hings a n d how i s t r a t i o n . I t w a s s a y i n g in decision will m a k e l o t s of $820.37 the same bein" due and Now, therefore, b_\ virtue of an MY huh givis to ^.11 incjuireis
1 or l,r
r
we all did e a t . T h e r e were a r o u n d - a b o u t w a y t h a t w o r r y a n d l i t i g a t i o n for t h e no nart having been paid said d' n f° publication the defend- information as to this remarkaland to be sold at the same time'' ehoTe entitled action will I ble curative agent, and record ot
people enough in a t t e n d a n c e G r e a t B r i t a i n never really g o v e r n m e n t , b u t Secretary
as the above named'tract for take notice that he is to appear [surprising cures in a Yvide range
, t o m a k e t h e occasion a n en m e a n t t o c a r r y o u t t h a t Carlisle is very positive t h a t further particul irs see Book "P" at Watauga Superior court the I of chronic cases—many of them
narticiP
!
joyable o n e a n d all were b o m b a r d i n g t h r e a t , a n d i t it will n o t m a k e necessary t h e ... ..^2 pi
of deeds pnae III •"etc., in the ot- «»'i" being the 29th of April, '95 j after t^ing abandoned to die by
fiee of Register of Deeds w atauga ?,nf I n.iswer complaint of plaintiff other ohysicians. >\ ill be mailed
p l e a s a p t l y s i t u a t e d a n d en w a s a l s o in a w a y a recogni calling of a n e x t r a session of
county where said mortgage is where said plaintiff chums of de- on application.
^
joyed t h e occasion freely. tion of t h e Monroe d o c t r i n e . Congress, a l t h o u g h t h e ex registered. Terms made known fendart t-leHiim of $180.00 v\ith
Cl^rl/rw Q Dnlnn
T h e married couple left Fri T h a t t h i s a s s u r a n c e from c e p t i o n s will p r o b a b l y reduce on day of sale. Deef]s m fee g i m . interest at balance of_ purchased;
t_..
^SdlKBj Ofr I dlOlij
,.
d a y with s o m e special friends G r e a t Britain w a s t h e c o u r - t h e receipts from t h e income nle will be executed to purchasers rooney on a F nct of land pur- 1529 Artli St. Phlladelp'iia, Pa. ™
W. C. Coffey receiver in case of chased of plaintiff an. lying in
120 Sutter St. San Frsrcisco, Csl
for t h e h o m e of Rev. David i a g e o u s position t a k e n by t he t a x a t least o n e half. B u t powers Little & Co., and others Ashe eounty. Herein take rotiijej;
•
: Please mention this paper
Greene's, o n Meat Gamp, t h e | a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a s t o t h e even if n o t a niekle was r e against L. F. Ragan and others.
hid not. J his March 21, 9o.
1
M. B. B LACKIIURN , C. 8. C. '
h o m e of t h e g r o o m . We h a v e 1 m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e Monroe ceived from t h a t source b y March 28 *95
i AVOID BulK Soda!
j
BOOSE HIGH SCHOOL.
An Esteemed Pastor
Awcatfpktt'b
i! A.vrrL.0
!
DO Veil
Wdit Itlttjfr
- !»]Hoiiey Saved Is
ifioney Made."
0.4SH BASIS
TREATMENT
INHALATION!
�What the t'onatrjr N«ds.
Monroe Enquirer. How to
Tue Wat&aga Jemoorat
— ^ o t i often henr what this k<Mq» a hoy out. of mischief is
D
M l v s ""
A kmock \t;c fii .nily new spa i**r,
lb.it has *-oi,front
,
(
\\ e p«| Hvei v parent "possessed
devoted to the interest ot Coun- •*» til:ge , ljHiKiriS etc.
BKYIY.
A COMPLETE NTWS I <PER
1 he Pi'dr (-T f 1 e N r11}» C OJ i
n.'t ICKS ."
(CMS
P
ty Statea no Nation. Published think it needs more home «>f ;i kiov. A gentleman who
<ii" a boy
-()Do you w ant to aid m h.iildimi
every Ta lira Jay at Boone, Wa made fertilizers and men win knows says the only way un
up a paper that shall reiki t t:.^
tauga Count v. N. C.
don't lihtine the Almighty for der heaven lo ke-p a live,
greatest credit on North Carol#
ua, no matter where it mav be
their own shortcomings ami heil'h.vhoy out 'if r.»i*chief
rtil.'xiujr the
s<^en . Then patronize
shiftlessness.
That is un- is toout him ina harre), head
lilt*
11 ilmington Ales&pitgoi
They tell this story of thecan- donotedly true, and this it up and feed the boy
A LAItdli EIGHT-PAfiK PAI'EJf
tain of an 0American coastin" |country also nee is a "
great through the hung. He is
Do you want a reliable papei
*schooner, which was becalmed in imigration of those people light.
gicingy° u all the news 01 tin
world a Democratic inwsj apei
a logoff Cape t od. It was a genu who arecontinually cryingto!
*• o
that equals the best- has thf
ENDORSED BY
•
ine log. of Tlie same kind that the government foi help, as <
SCHOOL AX.NOCNCEMEXT.
iaigest circulation, and lias lor
the M.0J1.inadvcriantly nnikd a" thuimli
w M > S.l.ool will
a-. Sew
PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. 6,
twenty-one years been i pati
11 ^
of Medical Department TaUne University and factorin thegrowtb an( T ciew
°"
a n institution for t h" clip- River AoHirinv Mitn-li lifih,
of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis,
Nortl
roof. Youcouldnt »ee the end
,
1895. Tuition mi.^s fro,.;
pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder, velopment of the Old
f
which be cheerfully recommends to the
»State? rJ hen sul scrbc f< r
of tie bovvHp .it from the fore- ,
'
*
7 5 ( .. t( > f 2 |»-r month. Spec
public.
1
TO
j e KU PP orte <' " >
inast, and a man held up aloft
HE
WILMINGTON MESSENGER
ial drill for teachers. Board
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"1
We need » oilizt'ii|(i
th
might have been ten miles from ' *
Campaign Kates:
~>URE, WHOLESOME amo POWERFUL
earth, for all that he could s o Bh, P> n o ! > , e ^^"onse of its ad
W. \1. F KAWUM, Prin.
the "Daily Messenger.' I \
You Want It. Aan Grocer For It.
herence to the old DemoNot a breath of wind was
mail. 4 months on trial, fn?
—^
How i li> >111 War. it Morr NEW ORLEANS* 12.00
ring, and the sails only>• flfipped -ratio principles of just ice and
lazily as the vi ssel rolled on the equal rights to all. a ciiiz n son for r ie next Fl sident?
The weekly "Transcript Mes
<1
swell.
senger,
(the 'largest ftmfk
nllip lltll in llf' sturdy Mill ^
iship Ithat III its Mill U\ in teg
BucklcuN Arnica Sa'vi*.
best paper in the State) ST
1 lie skipper was anxious, for :*ity ami nndaunte-J !»atriot->
.
months on trial for $ 1.00 •
he was right in the track of the j sm asks no more of the <»«>v
J he I test salve in the world fo
Cash in advanee. Hot!
steamers and one in particular, •'eminent than a protection o! LVrsTn^tet'n'r! Hmpil hla.';!
pajiers are large Eighi-iVor
O w h i c h his b r o t h e r wascaptaiii. its . i
...
.
n .
ott which h i s brother w n s e n n f j i i i i . . cit. "ens while I'lli-ll imli-1 rhilbl-iins, corns and all ski•
sheets. Send Postal Car
was just about due. fie comman •.i
i
,. .•
..
eruptions, and positively cinv
with * he add;-* ss of riv< ifpi
Vi.iuiil puts lurlli
„ i
ded the look-out ro keep the tin
sons and receive sample ro,
horn sounding vigorously. A Ins! and power given liiin by Him (guaranteed to give jiertect saii
ies of THE MKSSENOEW.
NATURE
the man carelessly laid the horn W'ho cienfed kings of t4le roy.•fact-ion or money refunded
Oct. 1st. lbbS. tf.
M
] *' r ,MX F o , K ^'
« CURE FOR
down on the rail for a moment al blood of liumanitv.-Mon !» V? V ' . L. Bryan,
. . .
'
i e
roe hnquuer.
m ^ ^
and it rolled over board.
TALK TliK
The delinquent was treated to
Si tural Talent fur the Profession.
a liberal dose of profanity, but of
. I LLV rs NO ill
what use was that? Presently
"I'm sorry to hear of vour
GOING
the whistle of a steamer, and the I a test troubles. Broth' p
v ) DU.WV
Ti
Wast and KcitLwest.
This new treatment for Catarrh and
noise cf tit • paddies ns they tore loics." rt 111ai k» j d au qftordiseases of the respiratory organs is
TRADE!
up tiio wuier, was heard through ney to a minister whose son
one of the most important discoveries
in medical science and possesses the
Kmigrants going to any ot the
the tog. She was evidently bear bud just been convicted of toBOTANIC BLOOD BALIJ never fails
cure nil manner of B!»>od and Skin die
foiiowing advantages i •
• t^sf.trn States or Territories
cases. It Is the pro at Suii'herii build In# i.i
1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense
ing right down upon them Skip- highway robbery.
and purify inff Remedy, and cures alliuannet
and without outside assistanoe.
save time am] money goingE
of skin and blood diseases. As a building
2. No change of diet or pursuit of lite Is nscessary
per and crew shouted until their
up loulc it is without a rival, and absolutely
lo, Chicago and Alton route
i a m business
during treatment.
"(.), yes it is rather uufor-j beyond comparison with any dther similar
3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to ths
lungs were sore, but to no pur
t is the quickest route to
remedy ever offt reJ to the public. It is a
patient and entail no discomfort.
panacea for all ills resulting from Impure
4. The remedy reaches ths seat of the troubio
pose. Every instant they expect t una te—very unfortunate."
blood, or an Impoverished condition of the
KANSAS CITY, BLLVVLR
directly.
human system. A single bottle
"You can't make a minis strut© its paramount virtues. will demon
5. The remedies and means of appliance can bo
ed to be sunk by the on-rushing
TCLBLO,
carried in the pocket without Inconvenience.
ter of your son now, audi
steames.
TREATMENT at any druy »tor9.
I rom now until tb« j first dav
Vnd all fxvint.s in Idaho, Wash
fciF^Send for free book of Wonderful Cures.
^ ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
Suddenly the skippers eye fell your loudest hope is crush-1 Price. $1.00 per large bottk; $5.00 for six
ington, Oregon.- Ctah
Zfi CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
of Ai>11! I will sell my stock o!
and Galitornia.
upon a lusty young pig, who was ed, added the attorney, bottles.
C&cierlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas,
For sale by druggists: if not send to us,
being transported in a tempora i-ym pathetically.
f inest nut} Ilest fcqui/tpeu
rrri
and medicine will Ik? sent freight prepaid on
receipt of prlco. Address
ry pen.
ur
tiond in the West.
"No, but I'm not tliscour
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Go.
Only line running Solid Vesti
In a trice that porker was out; aged. While hiseonduct con
'.in rrainy ctwpen St. L( uip
—AND
a powerful sailor gripped his tail vinces me be will never lnake
•a 1 Kansas ity.
with a pair of pfactrs and gave a a minister, lie has show n tal
'{ vlining iair cars and Tour
twist with the energy born of (lis
•
ee of extffi, < haige
cut iu other directions, so
pair and the pig made a tremen
I will nice parties at any railI ai not ent irely discouraged
dous noise.
road station with through tickets
Metallic Weather Boarding,
,\t 1 0 per cent ahovt
As soon as hegetsout of San
and baggage checks.
But the steamer passed far to
Complete Ceilings,
For full information,maps ana
Quentin I'll see it 1 can't
the left, of them!
descriptive pamphlets of the
Corrugated Sheeting,
)
make a lawyer of him."—Se
West write to or call on
'1
)
Roofing Paints^
lected. )
Questions*
B. A. NE W L A N P ,
>
Jron Roofr«q,
Do ships have eyes when
Tra veling Passenger Agt. ^
Aslieville Citizm: Geo. S. Powe]
19 Pat ton Ave., Asheville, N. C
they go to sen?
Eavs Trwghc, Goiters and Spouting
J.CHARLTON, G. ! \ A
•fJV) fornm of Sheet Metal for BulitiV-*
Will a blacksmith's vice lias received f liquirieH as to the
Chicago. 111.
/
COMPLETE AND READY \
climate, value ok lands, etc., in
'TO APPLY WHEN 9H I PPED./
condemn bis soul?
Western North Carolina from a
Are there any springs in the
*n v94»e
WE WANT
gentleman at Howard's Lake.
Indlf^ UCU, ,«!
dkMh-AB, USA
ocean's bed?
-AN—
Btt-Yvto''* f
nry
^
Minn., representing a number of
vil d-akr#
P *»t r :-'-or* v
'••••
ka*
Can an old hefi sing her Minnesota families who desire to
Va»le-n>iirk aftii c»* sum . .t»,
lay?
tind homes in this section. They
What kind of roots has a have had all they vvish of Minne
dan orders ntd AmiuY our materials
watchman's beat?
sota. and having heard of Wes.
V*»L» vieiaity.
What notes does a gam tern North Carolina placed them
. M|*ond<-7v«e solicited* vrrito for
«*<1 tenv\
TO
selves iu communication with
bler play?
T f '% CO., Cincinnati, Obta
ESTABLISHED 1872.
Does a ' jolly tur ooze from Mr. Powell, who will answer them
Easily Made.
fully and endeavor to b, ingthtm
a tree?
We wrm* mauv nr n, svom^n, bov^ and girls to
work for us a fewlwmr* daily, righi ,11 and around
here as permanent residents.
Can a river lose its head?
thoirowrj homes Tne hosiness is i nsy, plrnsant,
strictly honorable, and puvs better than nnvothelj
Can a poem trip without
olTered n^ents. You have a clear fi«ld and no
If you (lon't think I menu it
Dr. S. F. Scott. Bine Ridge,
oomjvetltlon. Rxpi-rience and s[>ecial ability anits feet?
nec»*»sary. So capital required. VTe^qnip you
come and look through in Y
with evervtliiiid tiiat you need, treat voa well,
Who shingles a water-khed. Harrison Co. Mo., Hays: 'For
y
whooping cough, (.'hambeiand help you to earn t n times ordinary wages.
To whom does the church lain's Cough Remedy is excel
Women do as well as men, and hoys and girll
THS. STAMDAKO.
make pood pay. Ar
o, nnywitere, can do the
bell pay its tub?
lent." By using it freely the
work. All succeed
follow our plain and sim
t
ple direction!. Earnest *. --k will surely brtnp
Do tigers ask for grace disease is deprived of all dan |
DURANG'S ( i; wont <*o-4 you OITP ct-nt if
you a great deal of mom.
Everything Is new
gerous consevaences. There
when they prey?
anci i.i prcat demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and rcc- ire full Information. Na harwi
you dont purchase.
Can a bugle note ?ome due? is no danger in giving the
done if yoa conclude not to go on with the
Remedy to babies, as it con
business.
I have a large w'-ock and
Can you give a window- tains nothing injurious. 25 •
.
->
Has *n«t.ifncd its rcimtati o a for 18 r t? ^
CEORCE STIKSON&CO./
pane relief?
as being
remedy for tui
and 50 cent bottles for sale • quick andtne standard cure of Rbeumn- > want to get rid of it before
•
permanent
Box Aee, '
• tis:n, Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all iis forms aCan you mend the break of ov W.
Br van.
spring.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
• It is endors- l by thousands of I'h-M '
• ciatis. Publishers and Patients. It is ^
a day?
1
• pnrelv vegetable and htiiids tip from the
o
*
• first dose. It never fails to rune.
Is a purchase made when
Monroe Enquirer: A few
Price is one doliar a bottle, or six w
bottles for five dollars. Our -10 page I'am- m
ITS- CALL AND LOOK! '*®«
shoes are soled?
phlct sent Free by Mail. Address,
+
days ago we met a disgusted
Can an axe the rainbow citizen on the street, who iu
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co,
hue?
1316 L Street,Washington, D.'C.
reply to our greeting, said:
Durang'g TArrr I'i/tsnre the best on
1 would call your attention
Can a book be white and "Well, didn't that fusion Leg
earth. They act with an case that makes
them a household b! -siug.
read?—Ex
to the bigeut in prifps in mj !
k
CTS PEE
islature give us D. I). I). D ?" X PRICE 25FOB 8ALE BOX, .r 0 B0XE8 FOB $1
FT 0SCG0IST8.
We told him that we did not
other lines®
RHI •
T h e Illinois Deiiiocrnts know what the four "D's"
o
have had a mcding at Spring meant. "Why," he replied,!
field to discuss the calling of "they mean Death. Dirt Dong
a State Delegate eonvt nti »n lass and Devil," That is a-j
to fix the currency views if bout the size of the 1895 Leg
tne Srat Democracy for ie islature.
i
next campaign. June4tli is
It is the opinion ot some
the day appointed.
MITCHELL'S
good lawyers t h it tin presA lady at Tooleys. La. was •ml ' ipreme court of North
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
very sick with biliious colic Can•>! na is a very weak bodv.
'
!Tr V-Mar'rs obtained, and all Pab
when M
Tinier, a promi- VVe beard one of ablest lawent besa coc - cted for Mode.-^ 5 Fees.
Send Stunp tot IllnjtrMed Price List.
Producing Long-Sightedness, A RestorO tr C.
is Corosite U. S. Pitani Office,
nent merchant
i -.ernre patent in
.. ... h
.Vf'isin URBtern Carolina snv ' *
ing the Sight of the Old.
The Schumacher Gymnasium Co. S?- and ,'.cifrom Washinpton. less time than those
remote
gave her a Lottie of Cham ber j t .
,
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
Iain's Colic. Cholera ami Diar!! h f l t tblM ' p . ,v?1s
wyer on Cures Tenr Drops. Grsnulationp Stye
tion. \ e ' fv'se, if p<itcr'*hle
not, free of
Tumors, Red tyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
rge.
fee no"
ESPECTFCLLY
charce. Onr foe no' hne »... ps.-.it is sc. ure8.
*t9r»xnav pmo eirrmrdnro: > laarj 'etwrjetv nq
rhoea Remedy. He says she
be is one of the best, WO rnorme QNCK RELIEF AID FEIT AM CRIW.
• n
A K mDMeL
to Obt .r„ Pfftenta," r t>
"ytP**'r.iri 8uwfnp[ saino : ttrBvaajd *
names of actual clients iny
Also, equally efficacious when n«M
stats, county it
was well in forty minutes at ; did fiot ktw>w enough lavv to maladies, such as Ulcer*. Fever in other
•!f)rai.m kom s.vAvown
8err«.
town, sent free. Address^
Ptnotfs *dn Soy
Tumors, Halt Khewm. Hums, Piles. Jr
ter taking the f i r s t d o s e . F o r uuderst and a legal argument, wherever Inflammation exists. ItT t . C.rtmhC*
-flPQ 13*"5*1* noippqo JO 'otuoi«
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I )emocrat.
VOL 7
WASHINGTON
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
niURSDA Y
APRIL 25 1895,
SO. 25
LETTER. speare and Long are entirely i The Roan Xoaatain Bear Hunt.
jdays without dogs, guns,|
SELF'S WONDERFUL BILL,
different from t he other cases
In the early days of and hatcltets and butcher knives
Art oftki Fation pfUtUre that
From our Regular Correspondent.
Caps Aajtkiaf Yet Discovered.
i n which reductions have during the first settlement of was not considered much in
C3JsHCEro^""..
News and Observer.
. CORDOVAN,
President Cleveland vv a 8 been made o r pensioners this vast mountain section a l>ear fight. There was no
ri[- ; - i. [WAMCUX8 CMJ.
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probably a s much disa ppoint dropped from t h e rolls. of the old North S t a t e board other gun in these times but
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, * xtl4Jori^nar-V
I *3.3P POLICE,350LE3.
,Me"
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ed a t the unsatisfactory dis- Nearly all the latter came un ering what is now the Team, the big boor a n d old Hint !!».
WORKING
• IXTHA FINE- *•
pc sition of the income tax der the law of 1890, w hich S t a t e l i n e , i n a b o u t t h e < | o c k a n d t a g p o w d e r w a x t h e v 1 ?
V ® * 'V" t u , e
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by the Supreme Court a s ev differs radically from all pre- year 1807, a t thia early per- only k.n.l then ia nse. Tl 1 is N ° r 1 , h C ! , [ , . ' l l r : . t h e . 0 , , t m• L.A DIES*
l if oduced by Chatam'sdistinerybody else was, and he is v I o u s laws. "Corporal" iod there were but few settlers powder was manufactured
guished Representative, Mr.
probably a s anxious t h a t the James Tanneris Commander who had penetrated this by a man by the name of
Self, caps the climax up t o
BKACXTWCMAM.
case should be reheard by a of the Union Veteran Legion; vast wild forest and located f Jawson who lived theneither
0» tr One Million PeopU wear tho
date. It is truly a wonder
full bench and the constitu likewise a pension attorney, homes among the great on Watauga River, now CarW. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
ful bill and will a t t r a c t great All our shoes are equally satisfactory
tionality of the tax either af which may explain his anxie mountain jveaks, looming up ter County o r on Roan Creek
gl»e
value tor the
attention. I t stands unique Th«y equalthe beat eboee la etylemoney.
Thev
cuetoai
and At.
firm ed or denied, hut like a ty in this matter. He has all around the grund old now Johnson County Tenn.
T hrlr wearing qualities are un.urpaeacd.
and alone, both a s t o its re The prl.ee ara uniform,—stamped on sole.
good citizen he recognizes the issued a letter asking each Roan. 1 hese early settlers As a general thing the old
to S3 anved aver
makes.
markable provisions and the Prom |idealer cannot tupplyotherwecan. Sold by
11 your
you
income tax a s the law of the member of the legion to con had a rough and tough time banters and early settlers
Dealer* everywhere, „Wanted, agent to
still more r e m. a r,k a d i e Ian- . a .k e e x c , u s i v e * a l e f o r .t .h .i s v leii n i t j
r.
. .
t
l
ic
land pending t h a t final decis tribute f 10., towards the ex and many difficulties t o over used this rag powder. Daniel
guage in w hich thev a r e ex- Write at OBW.
penses of making a test case, come. Rutin this case a s ( Boone useo this kind of powion, and promptly filled o u t
pressed, and will, no doubt,
and handed in a n account of hut members of the legion w» II a s in the history of all dep. made by this man Clawwin for the d i n t i n g u i s h e d
his own income upon which here say that the organiza early settlers of the vast for son. Rut t o our bear story,
"statesman" who drew it. a
he is liable t o be taxed. Be tion has nothing t o d o with est, none but brave resolute S o early in the morning l»enational reputation.
ing in doubt a s to where he t he scheint; t h a t Tanner a lone inen and women ever settled fore the break of day a reguThe following is an exact
should pay the tax he hand is responsible for the letter. any such wilderness a s the lar advance on the bear was
and literal copy ofthisextrued his blank t o Internal Rev They say t h a t he wished t o section we speak of. Of commenced. Old man Rust,
ordinary law a s i t is enrolled '
enue Commissioner Miller in send this letter out a s an of course these jteople were se- could not he prevailed on t o
and filed in the office of the
person and marked it " a t ficial order of the Comman ciuded f r o m civilization. remain a t home, lie would
The management of the
Secretary of State;
large," and it is now locked der of the U. V. L., but t h a t There were no roads no follow with his two large
Equitable Life Assurance
7 he General Assembly <71
up in Mr. Miller's safe. So s o uiuchyibjcctinn was raised mails, no schools nor chur bear dogs and other e q u i p
Society in the Department of
North Carolinn do enact:
many stories have been cur he was com j»el led to abandon ches, nothing t o be seen but ments after proceeding a bout
the Carolinas, wishes to se
"Section 1 . T h a t it shall j
rent a s t o I he extent of Pres t h a t idea and send it out a s a vast wilderness lofty trees five miles I he old man gave
cure a few Special Resident
a n d undergrowth through o u t in the gorge of the moun he unlawful for any male hog
Agents. Those who are fitted
ident Cleveland's income,out a personal letter.
for this work will find this
A statement made here will which herds of deer, many tain he built him up a Are, a s sh»s*p o r goat, t o run at
side of his salary, t h a t there
large in the county of Ghat 4 v T\
IAI
HI TUT? LUIIIII V UI ./LIIIL*
f\
j
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is much curiosity t o know' be of mnch interest t o impe bear, wolves and all other every body then curried steel
ha in t o greater age than six t
the figures he put upon that cunious Republican editors, wild game which held undis and punk, by which they
months without castration,
It is work, however, and those
blank. Rut it isn't likely t o should it prove true. It is puted possession for ages be could readily catch fire. The
unless the same shull have
who succeed l>est iu it possess
fore, and bad never been mo other six resolute men made
be gratified. It was to make t h a t the Alger Presidential
been turned o u t for the iincharacter, mature judgment,
sure that no careltss clerk boom is shortly to take the lested except bv the Indians lor tlie roughs in their front,
tact, perseverance, and the
piovement of the stock.
should violate the the law a- road again. I t s last tour until our heroes entered and where tlie bears laid retired
respect of their community.
"Sec. 2. T h a t any male
gainst. making public the ji was very expensive t o Gen. pitched their cahbins and set after filling themselves with
Think this matter over care
cattle RUNNING t o a gteaterl
mp nut. of income returned by Alger, but very profitable t o about t o clear giomul for fresh hog meat. A deep
fully. There's an unusual
age than two years, without
t a x pavers t h a t ( he President the aforesaid impecunious f a r m i n g p u r p o s e s . T h e y si.ow on the ground und the
opening for somebody. If it
soon started up hogs and wind blowing; and the weath castiation. shall be contrary ;
gave his blank into justoday editors.
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
I t is said that Geti. Alger is cattle. There was no trou er severely cold, and the t o the provisions of this act. i
ther information on request.
of Mr. Miller.
"Sec. 3. That ni^y PERSON]
Although today is the last confident t h a t the fight be ble t o raise hogs hut soon great difficulty i n getting
! W . J . Roddey, Manager,
violating this act shall be
Rock Hill, S. C.
tween McKinley and Reed, the hears began t o claim a over the cliffs and steep places
day upon which taxpayers
which is already getting large part o f the fat hogs with an almost iiqienetrate subject t o a ffne of not less • l l l H H M t i l l l t l l l l M l D
can file statements of their
than two dollars and fifty
incomes, without being sub quite warm, will be so bitter roaming the woods inquest able undergrowth of laurel
PROFESSIONAL.
cents, $2,50, nor more than
ject t o specified penalties, the that it, will make the nomin of acrons and chestnuts. S o etc., all covered with snow,
five dollars, $5. Said fine t o
t a x itself need n o t be paid un ation of either of them iinpos destructive had they become never daunted these lesolute
VV. B. COUNC1LL, Jit.
g o t o the school fund of the
til the 30th of fune, arid the sible, and that he thinks lie and so fond of hog meat men, foi it was the bears
county.
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
chances a r e t h a t but little s ta nds a s good a chance t o t h a t the huge hears ventur t h a t they were after. When
ed near the cahbins of the set they had advanced well up Sec. 4. T h a t this act. shall
Boone, N. C.
more of it than has already be struck by lightning a s
l»e in force from and after its
been paid will Wi paid in be any of the oGicr waiting tiers and feasted themselves the side ol the rough and
on the fat pigs. During the about a mile from where the ratification."
VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
fore t h a t time, unless the Su dai k horses do.
This act was ratified on the
Boone, N. C.
There has been a great winters big snows the num old man was left; having their
preme Court hands down a n
2nd day of February and has
affirmative decision before deal of guessing a s t o the po ber of hogs were greatly di hunting shirts belted closeI
been in force and effect even Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of P o s t
then. Should thedecision be sit i o n President Cleveland m i n i s h e d . In consequence around them and in this belt
those pioneers become alarm their tomahawks and ten since t h a t day, and yet the Office.
the other way i t would not will occupy during the next
citizens of Chatham have
have to be paid a t all. Un national campaign and, were ed and while they had killed inch butchers, theiJ dogs he-IT'
,
•
,
been in a , , , ; J
blissful ignorance
less present plans miscarry i t not t h a t it would be t o a many bears but they seamed Hign few steps in advance' «>f j t > „nd violating i t every
it is expected t h a t the case certain extent a violation of t o increase in members and made an out cry t h a t these day since its passage, over
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
will b e reheard by a full confidence, your correspond becoming more ravinous for hunters quickly understood, two months ago. Mr. Self
hogs. Old man Moses Rust, They advanced quickly into "«rely ought, t o have given MARION,
N. r
bench—Justice Jackson is re e n t could make a good guess.
junifle and tliemaome timely notice of it
one of the first t o enter the the more denee 1
ported t o have promised t o However, it can be stated
-(G), , ,, ^
.
I ntil our citizens can get
sit—and a decision handed without any violation of con Roan Mountain section and they liel.eid two ponderous t h „ Supreme Court t o con Will practice in the courts ol
down before tlie close of the fi del ice. t h a t a t the projier a man of great influence a- oid he hears Rt,Hiding on
the tthove law,»ay» the Vatniiga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDowand all ither eouiiti<\s in the
time President Cleveland will mong the others, being a n their hind feet backed up a- Chatham Record, there will
present term of the court.
r ^Special atten
make known, over his own o 1 d Revolutionary Soldier gainst a massive rock cliff, exist great doubt a s t o its western district th< collection o*
Among the attorneys re
and perhaps a dozen ferocious meaning,for if it means w hat Hon given to
cent ly disbarred from prac signature o r in some other and had distinguished him dogs bnymg them fiercely.as
laims/%*
it
tice before the Interior de authoritative manner, just self a t the battle of Kings the men advanced the dogs g O Gsays ( a s it reads) our
p old county will be de W. B. Conncill N. I>. T. C. Blaekbnni.
partment was " J e r r y " Har where he standsand what re Mountain, i f * which engage engaged the hears a t close 1 populated and there will be
Boone, N. C.
Zlonville, N. C.
alson, w ho was a conspicious lation he expects t o hold t o ment he received a wound in range. The men up w ith their no need of providing n school
his hip, which crippled him hitherto trusty rifles dimni fund, lor their will be no chil
degro member of Congress in the next campaign.
for life, Mr. Rust was the ac t o shoot buin about the dren t o educate!
reconstruction days, and w ho
sticking place but t o their
It will be seen t h a t Section
Persons who sympathize knowledged ruler of the little g r e a t consternation not a
has been sentenced by the U.
with the afflicted will rejoice colony of the Roan, so a con gun would fire, in coming 1, allows certain hogs, sheep
8 . District Court of Arkan
Calls attended at all
.
,
, , and goats six months, and
with
E. Curr of 1235 Har
s a s t o one year's imprison rison D. reet, Kansas Citv. He sultation was had a t the Cab through the snowy brush ; j^ c ^j o n 2, allows certain cat- hours.
st
ment and a fine off5,000 for is a n old sufferer from infiam in of this old hero and six of they had damiKMied their tie two years, hut Section 3 , June 1 , ' 9 3 .
et gaging in fraudulent pen matory rheumatism, but has the sturdy brave muscular powder. I heir favorite dogs does not mentijn what time
verc being torn t o pieces and
|
d • persons," and i t E. F. LOVILL. J . C . FLETCHER.
sion practices. Still, every not heretofore been troubled fellows resolved t h a t the vie- t hey were powerless t o shoot. |j8 a ) o vjv e doubt whether they
8
n
now and then some over en in this climate. Lust winter ious bears had t o be dislodg- Harry Huffman,a very stout a r e ullowed six months like
t h u s i a s t i c R e p u b l i c a n w i l l he went tip into VV isconsin, e f j f r 0 ni their lire, their ren- brave man proposed t o tac- g o a t s hogs and sheep, o r a r e
and in consequence has had
ATTORNEYS AT LA IT,
jump up and shout "there another attack. " I t came desvouze being known t o the kle the jears vvith the hutch- . , u o w e d two years like male
er knives. • The proposition ( - M ttie. If they are allowed
BOONE, X. U.
a r e no fraudulent pension upon hi in again very acute settlers, it being ill the wildSpecial attention given
" withi alacrity two years,then there is some
«
and severe " he said: "My est and roughest p a r t of the!
ers."
. . . . i a n « l H u f f m a n a n d ( t e o r g e ;h o j » ef o r t h e i n l o r t h e y
to the colletion ofclaims:
joints swelled and became in —
Judge Lochren, Commis
Utmn, s o after pui-taking o f a i Sliields threw off -heir conn l ^ t ' I ' h e M e x ' t " L i ' i j i e l r r ' 't'()
•
sioner of Pensions, says of flamed; sore t o touch o r al sutHeient amount of apple- ,kin eaps and made for one ^ m e t o their ' i w w t.v re- r
most t o look a t . Upon the
certain cure for Chronic Sore Ey«^
the proposed making of a urgent request of inv mother jack furnished by t h e old hero of the Pears t h a t had Hun- .^aling this wonderful law? fa»
J'»«
'•»
Tim
It will benoted t h a t Sertion
test casb against the Com in-law. I tried Chamberlain's a n d eating a hearty gupper
of bear meat and corn pone,
H. h ° ^ does not make it unlawful 25 cent? per box. For sak by crpf^au.
»•*missioner of Pensions, by the Pain Balin t o reduce the
thev
?
thesaiTie tune
certain mnlecattle t o run
TO
swelling and ease the pain, rney went t o their different shields .' K 3t his butcher in- f lut r lortrp hut m ikfsit imUw
Union Veteran Legion. I n
went ro men oinerent
thrust
.
F OT p'ittir? a fcorse in * fioe he»Hhy
try Lhr. Cbdy's Oonditioc P *
the United States Supreme and to my agreeablesut prise, Cabbing with an agreement t o t h , bears l n p - . h e b e a r l ^ V " ? ^ ! ! t o r o S a t "!!
X^«ey tone np the oy«M. n. aid <)' /»tior«,
i t did both, I have used
Court, in order to show three fifty-cent bottles and t o meet next morning a t 4 tinned upon .shields a n d t h a t all over two veers old Jot. z t appei.i??. relk\ ; t — < tipntion, cc r
o'clock a t the same place struck him on his shoulder , n U 8 t In? killed o r their legs kkhv-^ d.sordero ant 1 deaJroy worrrw, gM
whether these ten thousand,
tew life M) an OKI over n '* wctj
I | •
.1
.•
a % kvW life to »n old r ''* or worked ho.
knockAlio, ill Section O, cents per peckacrp. For sale by dr.. r
more or less, pensioners were tbinglor'rheumntisn^, pmni wiYh dogg" K un. t o , n a h u w k s l m i g h t y
uig the nian down on thej
should have stated i —
with
legally dropped, that he w i l l and swellings extant. F o r I and big butcher knivesinches ^ " " k of a Hig vvhere he k-p^ j
nanaIIv
(whether every
H>w n j t e n
FOR DTIPEWIA,
bla les ... .' ' ,ten
gladly aid in getting a decis sale by VV. L. Bryan.
until he got a fo >t day or hour) a pel soli IIIHV Indljrertion, and ftornw-bBTTTEH8.
BRbWJf'# IRON di*r.rdcr«. tara
met holt.
ion on such a case. He adds Unsubscribe for THF DFTMO long. All M X ( > t the
'•
be fined for viola ting this a c t An
it.• per votae. Genwrapper.
*on nine haa
thus equipped a man iu thos<
[Continued next ^eek.]
;by rnnniim « t ).,r-.-T
t h a t the cases of Shake RAT one year
W.L.DOUCLAS
! Does [his
Hit You? I
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J. F I0RPHKW,
Council! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOYILL & FLETCHER.
1
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TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
$100
ropy 1 year
0 mouths
" 8 mouth*
50
85
ADVERTISING HATES.
I inch 1 week.
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1. 75
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5 00
7 00
9 00
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Entered a t the Postoffieeat
Boone. N. C., a s second-class
mail matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
—So t a r there promises t o
be a beautiful fruit crop this
year.
- I t is said that Judge
Titnberlake is fileasing the
people so far.
—Cider, crackers, oranges,
etc ,etc , just iu a t Blackburn
Cottrell and Miller's.
— James P. Taylor, wife and
children have been on a visit
t o Boone this week.
—Wanted: 500 d<»z fresh
%
eggs a t once a t 8 ets. per
dozen. Will W, Ilolsciaw.
—You can get good flour
(standard fancy) a t 60 cfs a
bag a t Will W. Holsclnw s .
I
it'
—.lust received n hale of
alitinaiicn and domestic very
clieap a t Will W. Ilalsclnw's
—A full line of lints, both
straw and fur, at low figures
a t lickburn. Cottrell MIK )
Miller's.
i
— I am just receiving a
large lot of Calico gingham's
and other Hue dress goods.
Will W. Holsclaw.
— We have a full stock of
fanning implements, which
w« will sell very low for cash
T . I. Coffey A- Bro.
—We are sorry to learn
'
that Indge Greene has been
afflicted with hn old trouble,
phthisic, of late.
—During the present fine
weather the farmers are bus
ily engaged in preparing to
put out large crops.
—Prof. Yarhoro, and fam
ily a r e now occupying the
building between W. L. Br.v
nil's store and hotel.
—Special bargains in shoes,
ladies and gents hats and
dry goods, cassfuiers and
jeans a t Coffey Brt s.
—Mrs. It. (/. Rivers, with
little son, Master Ralph, is
spending some tune with he|
parents a t Olin. N. C.
—The Wagner case was
laid over until next "otirt a t
Statcsville, owing t o the sick
ness ot Tice Wagner, one of
the defendants.
—The I a t e legislature levied
a t a x of 2 cents |>er tb., on
grass seed. So we have t o
pay higher for it this year,
but notwithstanding that
fact, there is tnucho f it being
sown.
—Capt. E. F. Lovilli? with
us .again, having come t o
visit his sick daughter, Mrs.
Brawl»\v, who died and was
buried before he reached her.
Miss Maggie, his daughter, is
with hiin.
—When you coine t o court
remember we are headquar
ters for anything you need,
and s t o p t o see us. We sell
a s low a s possible,and invite
you t o examine our prices.
Blackburn, Cottrell and Mil
ler.
—All members of Boone
Lodge No. 5 . I. 0 . 0 . h.> ore
earnestly requested t o meet
in the masonic hall on Friof
Hay evening o| the 26th of
re
April 1895 a t 4 p. m. a s there
i* imiHj. tant Ouatte-s t o
'
transact. 1! i i otneil. N G
- l ) r . U. I). J . lining-, of
Rutherford t'ollege, has de
cided t o Ungate a t Blowing
Rock. t o practice his proles
sion. He is one of the l*»*t
known and tines! dentists in
North i'arolitiu. and we
. •
speak for linn great success
there.
—Died a t h e r home a t
Granite Falls, Iredell count v,
on t b " 13th iiisf. Mrs. S. J .
Bra wley, forme rely Miss Alice
daughter of Capt. E F Lovili. Miss Alice was a great*
favorite with all our people,
and this news will bring sad
ness t o many hearts.
| Everything seeaisto l»eout
In memory of Mrs. Virgin- of joint down a t Raleigh ti
i* Protfit, relict of the late ver the penitentiary matter.
Win. R Proffiir. of B inner VIr. Lruzrr still holds overm*
.
.. . o i
L L . N. i . *i«|»ei inieiiHant. (.apt. buck
Pile s u j e i t «»t this not i<*e Kitchen wants t o run that
was born in Forsyth couuiy, m a c h i n e a s he was elected by
N o r t h Carolina, in the year the Legislature t o succeed
• if our Lonl 1829. H-rfotli- 1,-uz-r, l.ut if i»tlnim«1 that
OBITUARY.
- Mr. — Banner. was „
well known citizen of Forsyth
rount.r, who rwidtel . i t Hick,
ory Itidite. She wan married
^
\ | r t r k Banner iu 1851.
Of this union six children
were born of whom five,
three daughters and two sc»us
a r e still living, und " o i n is
not."
Mr. Banner died in the late
war in 1861. After remaina widow about 4 vmrs.
LOOK AND EXAMINE!
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! 7 ]
,
The urreat secret to sm-«-ess in having plenty of tne comforts of life U in knowing how and when to buy. First,
look! second, examine the quality and prii*e of the article,
o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who ore interested
in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
"",n, v »p moK< Jtel/wtf-illj invite theui to call on u» and
Capt. KitCen w „ no.
HI/OCII IVMVl
ly elected a s there was not a
tliVyljllAL "I Lilt 11A A llWfi,
quorum of either Houee votiWi-tiiiKof (Jroceiim, Herd ware, Tinware. Slieetinire,
ed for him. Fhe question is Plaids. 1'rints.Cashmere, Hata, Cape. Shoes, Clothing, Nonow befor theCjuats and will tioim, etc.
•
be disided who is the legal
I t will not cost you anything t o examine our goods
but we w ill be pleased t o show them t o you and give you
su)>erintendent.
o u r price* * whet her you buy o r not.
NOTICE.
Having qualified a s Admin
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
istratix of G. W. Duggerded.
lale of Watauga county, N.lyoti the nicest and best shire for less money than any inerC., this is t o notify uUpersons chant o r merchants in the county. We d o not quoteprices
having d u i nut a gainst the es- in on** advertisement from the fact thereareso many differ
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes! ,
—On last Friday evening,
Mr. Roy Latham, son of ex- Ml. Protfit she bore two will be placed in bar of their goods by selling «m lime, we sell t o all tor the Pay When
children a son mid daughter recovery. All persons in - 7hey Receive 7 he Good* consequently it enables us to sell
sheriff Latham, of Ashe coun w ho survive her Mrs Prof-:debted to said estate will goods for less money. All we ask is a fai^trial and the buyty.w a s killed by a sou of Ans
please make immediate puy- er will be convinced of the truCi.
VERY RESPECTFULLY',
ford Ellcr, on the \Caters of flt was unknown t o the writer ment. This the 1 s t day of
ot this sketch till a few hours April 1805.
IILACKltVRS,CO MILLER.
I lUELL &
North Fork, Ashe county.
lieforc her departure. But
E. C. DUGGER , Admrx.
April 4th, 1895
After the crime was commit
fiom others he learns that
ted Ellcr Hed, and a s for a s
she obeyed the Divine Com
we a r e informed, is still at
mand and "remembered her
large.
Creator in the days of her
—All |>ei8ons having deeds youth." Fyr forty-five years
-0
and mortgages in the Regis- she was II consistent and
ter's office and are due the faithful iqemher of the South
fees will please rail during ern Methodist Church. She
isuirt and lit* them, a s I am was afflicted nearly thirtyiu need of the fees. Any five years with n painful mal
0good produce will oe taken ady which finally proved fa
a t the market price if deliver tal.
II you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
ed a t Blackburn Co s., store.
H e r manifold sufferings
o r Tombstone, for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
C. J . Cottrell.
"yielded in this life I he peace
a s I buy diiect from the quarries in car lond lots. I ein— We will s e l l goods very able fruits of righteousness"
l »'°.v th* very beat woikmen, and to-day I have the largest
patience and resignation and i*(T))|i ti f>o ILIft><»ntm/HI
low for cash during court
\Jt
ii 11 livC'll IKUlS
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
week. Persons wishing t o made Iter meet for the"hiher
S»v% Dr. Olivrr Wrnirll Holm*,. "ar« tba
BoT'Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
n'r-tton., wbrrtby «« «ratur* our
buy will do well t o give lis a itance of the saints in light."
»'• s"i, ihroujh lift."
. ^.
|,
m .
Doyou.m, io„ ,o«»bo4y? If yoo «o. Mild glVC Hie *» Call Of WHtP TOP pflCCS.
call, and examine our large On the first Sabbath of this
tbrra I* no , Im « to k>*«. Th)« It «b«
/' li
U StntesvilV, N. C.
Thr nan who 4o»« not
V ' !*• ' '
stick before ptirehasihg else month (April) it became
know thlnf, wilt b« •• »«rrly loft In tho roro i January 24th, 1895.
«• • bono who ttort* with a bucbot of
where. County claims taken unniLst that her long and
Orator In hi* Intofior 4apartm«n, Your
frtrnft wtll bo lorry, but thoy tan not (toy
the same a s cash. We will painful affliction was drnwto watt for yon. Thoro It bo (olMlo courto.
i g rapidly to a close. Early
Wo Must go forward or backward, la lbs
pay half cash,and half goods
trials of Ufa. tha Man
iu the morning ol this lialv
for juror claims. T. J . Coffey
day all her children, one bro
& Bro.
ther ami many kind friends
—On Monday night Deputy gathered nround her hed and
How to tutctod—that It tha fr*M quattlob
Thr Moat Important thlnf It to know
Marshals, N N, Colvnrd and with tearful eyes listened t o
Yes. the old .venr of 1894 is gone with all! its pleasures
what yo« want to do, and than do H wo It.
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
.1. C. McGhee with .1. I) Couii l her dying testimony concern
No half-Mcasuro.
Wbatovcr your buainota. trodo or
us,and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
rill, *»upt 11 red three men iu a ing her faith in Christ. I t
arofottloo. Mtko youraolf r-tttrr of H.
No uaoful knowtodfa comot oMltt. Study way t o d o that is t o i»egin right und keep right the year
"block" still on Elk. They was clear, explicit and ton-hthr practical part of your butlnott firtt and through.
<
Smamant your mind aftrrward. But you
were just liegiunjng t o doa ing beyond description. Be
wtll a«y: I work hard;My salary It tMalt)
You can d o this by doing all your trading during th«
I have no room ror Monty for a library
ble, when the officers broke tween 1 and 2 o'clock p. in .
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
wharowlth to aducata myto If. and oo tima
far locforn or letsona.
in upon them, and so far a s while leaning oil the arm of
oral merchandise, all a t the
we know, that doubling has one of law devoted daughters.
If your room Is oaty tlx foot by fovr tnd
never been completed a s two She "sweetly tell .asleep in
pour Incomo tbc tmallett you can fumith
It with tht boat library In tbo world at a coot
I will *pll for strictly pi\v down during ths.iear 1895,by
are in jai'. The third, how- .lesus." "And not a wave of
that win sarprtto yon by Its Inslrntfkaaca. so doing 1 CHII sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
That Ithrary cotMlats af ono work oofy.
ever, is out on bond and tne,\ trouble roiled across her
But that one work covart tha antlra field of
peace!nl breast." a s she gent
hOMan knowiadyo. It la a work worthy to bo instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, gooji ooffee
give it Ins attention.
20c. a lb., sugar 17 tb* for $1.00, 5 tt)s. soda 25c. Ala
your fold, through lift. It la tha ttaw
ly without a struggle passed
•p-to-dato edition of the Great Encyclopedia mance 6% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy. 7 ets by the
—We failed to note in our from the earthly Sabbath
Britannlca. and If you are a aabscrtbor to
Tho by the simple can have it cents
bolt,
calicoes, worst°rt, dress flannels,
last issue that Mr. Will Pal " i n t o t h a t rest that rcirmiti•wn Observer y o u caving of toa* youra day. mers.cash, jeans, the larg»«s lot of shoes ever seen in oashshoes—ves
this
Write for application blank.
mer, a member of the popu eth unto the people of God."
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
The Observer,
lar iherchantile ttrti: of .John Her mortal remains were in
CHARLOTTE. N. C also find a good lot 'if hardware. 1 can get you on short
son, Edinis'eti & Co.,of Blow terred by the side of her late
notice, cook st jves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bis.N
husband in the cemetery of
sell and Chatanooga bnll-tongue plows water piping etc.,
ing Bock, was married on Banner Elk. God grant that
the 10th inst.,to Miss Mamie all the dear children and
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICESthe oewitching and accoinp grand children, she leaves to
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
lished daughter of Win. M mourn their loss, may livens
she lived, die a s she died and
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
Morris, of Hudson, but late
their last end be like hers, iu
igoods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
a s it is, thv DEMOCRAT ex * t h e r e s s i i r r e r t i o n o f t h e
pros|»erou«5 and happy New Year. I aui
trials hearty congratulations just." Winston Republican
Yours Anxious to piease,
lind best wished for the the please cop v.
C. A M.
future happiness of this pop
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Le loir, N.C. April 8, '95.
ular couple.
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
Statesville Marble Works,
Who Hesitates
Is Lost
Now Listen:
NEW YEAS GREETINGS!
VERY OWES! PRICES.
In
The silver Republicans, says
th • Chicago 'Record,' a r e
quite a s radical a s the Demo
crats and are inclined either
t o swing the party t o free
silver o r quit its ranks."
There is no doubt but the sil
ver advocates a r e going
t o make matters lively by
the next election and from
present appearenee it need
not surprise any one t h a t tho
big fellows who have freen so
strong for the gold standard
either Democrats o r Republi
cans will lead the silver ad
vocates a s theii candidate
for '96.
Poor
Health
In Minnesota a proposi
tion has been made t o unite r means so much more than
f you imagine—serious and
the silver Republicans and
fatal diseases result from
Democrats in campaign. It
trifling ailments neglected.
is also reporte 1 that Mr.
Don't play with Nature's
Clarkson the big Republican
greatest gift—health.
boss is about to s t a r t a free
If yr>« ore l«H»
omt of sorts, weal
silver paper, and that Menuaid generally ex
hausted, nervows,
have no appetite
t o r Elkins, of VY. Va M has
and can 1 work,
• egin at once tak proclaimed himself in favor
in* the most relia
ble streopthenrng
of free silver coinage. 8 o ii-j
medicine,which is
Brown s iron Bit
nody knows what is t o hajn
ters. A few hotties ewre— benefit
pen. How about John Sher
c o m e s f r o m the
very first dose—of
mew'/ tt/tin jvwt
man
ttrti. and it's
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
RhenmftlHni Cared,
pieasast to take.
It Cures
Rhew inat ism is caused by lac
tic acid in tic blood attacking \ Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
ihe hbrous tissues of the joints
Neuralgia.
Troubles,
Keep your blood pure and liealConstipation, Bad Blood
thy ai'd you w ill net have rheu» Malaria,
Nervous ailments
matisin. Hood's Sarsaporilln j
Women's complaints.
That Scrofula taint which has rivp8thp
vitalitv and richGel orvhrtk* rename—it has crossed red
been in your blood for vears, will n ^ an<j ton^ tbc wf,ole
' lines on the w-a.»per. All others are ««bstitates On receipt of two zc star-p* we
becxpdled by taking Hood sSar nf,ntraiizf>8 th^ acidity of t h e
•will sc-td set of Ten Beautiful World's
Pair Views and book—free.
sa pari I la, the great Uotsl punflj ^jlUtS oui-^ rheunia0lIf
BROWN CMEkfOL CO. BALTIMORE. M0
cr|tinni,
* '
I
THE MOUNTAN MEDKCOPANY
OB
ZIONViLLE NORTH GAROEINA
Is now* engaged in the manufacture and sale cr a valu
able medicine, known as the M0I N'TAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and nil diseases ari
sing from a billious system. This is co patent medicine. It is
pure, simple, cheap aud effective. It is recommenled by
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
cines on the market.
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
with fall directions on each. Price $1.00 per package,sent
• post paid to any address. If you have Liver tremble, Dys• p- psia or Kidney complaints, try it and l»e convinced that
• we arc not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
7 HE M0USTAIS MKDBOISE OMPASY
Zionville, N. V., Sept. 6, 1894.
-
�A FALSEHOOD.
f h e W a t a a e a D e m a u r a t ever »-e avprwiute ti>r iai««
Dr. S. F. Scott. Blue Ridge,
_ ..
a
veckiy of Brother Ramsey Editor Democrat:
Harrison Co. Mo., s i.vs: For £ Balk soda is inferior to package soda.
J
; n whooping cough. Chambe<ami read it cheerfully but
A good friend of mine
lhuisdaj April, 25 1895
when we undertake"Bilkiiis" Watauga writes :ne t h a t I lain's Cough Remedy i> exc I
'.
7
;
we soon feel tired, but "every a m charged with forging the lent. ' By n^ing it fieelv the •
dis »ase is deprived . 1all .lai
The silver question in the ; n i a n t o his own liken a s the Dist. line between Nos. 2 and gerous consevnences. Tae»-« •
west is looming up and the o 0 o d man said when he kiss- 5 0 , while I was secretary o! is n o d a n g e r - in giving tic •
B
BEWARE
people are aroused over the ed his cow.'' Give "Bilkins'' the Hoard of Education. 1 Remedy to babies, as it con
*4 imitation traJe
1 ! n Illinois J
marks and (ah. Is.
issue now forming
a n r j "Betsey" a rest and fill [denounce it a s a falsehood. I tains nothing ii.ijnrn i n . 2 5
a n d other western states. The up with the gander obituary {think t h a t line was m a d e and 5 0 cent bottles for sale
issue for 1896 will be free sil nexi week, Let us have a while \ a p t . Coffey, J . M. oy \V. L. Br van
ver on one side and a single variety.
Thet'nbiaii rebellion is as
Brown and Thos. Bingham
standard on the other. The A Better Observance of the? LoidN ( *ompnse 1 the Board, and I suming h u g e propotioiis
osts B0 morcthanothcrFackiigesoda nevers oi!s
4k:-'1
democrats a t e divided and s o
Day Needed.
'
think it was an agreed •• „ iSpain is massing large forces
liiu
flour—universally acknowledged purest in the world.
a r e the republicans. From a
The DEMOCRAT is right in and was satisfactory t o all of troops into Cuba. It is
Made only by CHURCH k CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
southern and wrstern stand not allowing religious o r the parties. 1 don't now reinem stated that the whole Island ^
Write for Arm
—
•
point, i t looks like silver ological controversies t o run her t h a t there was ever a n y is uprising against the Span ••KOI«l«MMI»S»3iaaD«INaCMmM»=«|ftU U rei«uiM
would win m the fight, but through its columns. The trouble about it. l a m sure ish authorities mid if the ir
t h e President and many of trouble about such contro no one ever complained t o surgents hold o u t until the
t h e ablest democrats a r e op versies is theieis no stopping! me about t l , e line, and 1 United States Congress meets
posed t o free silver, except it place, and they sometimes know no OIIP ever asked me appeals will he made t o Ih**
AS SOUSi EM EAT FOR 1895.
is brought on by internation become latter and personal. t o make any change in tltyd United States for recognition
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1895 and clones Jmie21*t
al agreement, and a vigor But in the few suggestions I line. Then why should I have which will very probablv lu
189-j. t h e second session will open Aug. 6tk 1 8 9 5 a n d
oils fight will be made f o r v\ ish t o make in this commun forged it? it I forged the line. I done. If the United S1atei- close Dee. 24th.
a n d against free coinage. We ication. there will he nothing the I to m l >f E In -ation u p I recognize Cuba it will have!
FACULTY.
think there is a n extreme on of a controversial nature. 1 proved the forgery. At a n \ 1he effect t o end the war and
Rev. J . H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . Mav Ynrboro
secure the independence of
t h e part of the silver a d v o t ,i n k it is almost universal and every meeting, the first Cuba. We hope this will la will be m charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
ments. and she will also have charge of Hie miisie depart
cates. While we believe in the ly admitted by christians thingd o n e was t o have the the result.
ment Othei competent and experienced teachers will beem
coinage of both gold and sil- and nominal christians t h a t minutes of the preceeding
ployed a s the school umv require.
•
yer a t a ratio t o make both a Sabbath or Lord's d a y is meetings read by the Secre
TERMS.
metals equal in value, yet we needed. I t is needed both t a r y , t o see if there were any
i I I 1 ION in the Primary Department $1 0 0
d o n o t see any advantage in spiritually a n d physically. mistakes in his record, ii! 0 ' Other M e d i c i n e s Failed
HIGH EH ENGLISH
<j()
coining the siver bullion now Man and breast need one day a n y , they were corrected, and !
ACADEMIC
$ 2 5 0 to$3.00.
Rut Hood's Sarsaparilla Cavo Per
in the Treasury unless it o u t of seven t o rest. We the minute wnsapprnved, tli<
-Nil M (
,
...$2 50.
fect liunlth.
coul be floated o u t i n t h e c o m need one day o u t of seven to chairman writing the word u p
0®*Board in good families, include g light, fuel and
necessary conveniences, per month, $6 0 0 t o $7.50.
lnercial world on a par with worship and serve God, and p r o v e d ' a t the bottom and
gold. Every ounce of bull and t o gain spiritual improve signing his name. I always
I'or any information not herein eontained apply t o the
ion in the Treasury is repre ment. The Lord's d a y is read the minutes from t h e
Pi incipal, Boone, N.
sented by silver certificates much abused. It is not a day record book Lself, and not
t h e $55,000,000 of senior- for visiting and pleasure seek from the rough minute of the
1
n w
age, which is now being coin ing. It is not a day for t alk- p r e c e e d i n g m e e t i n g . T b e n
ed a s fast a s possible, and, ing over business matters how could I have forged the
hut
a s i t is not represented by and laying plans for the fu line unless I had interlined
CAN ca VMM ILK.'
.0
anything, it is proper t h a t it ture. It is not a day for let the record hook? I would be
should be coined. We a r e for ter- writinghnd yet many peo glad it some of my friends
I CANT PLAY THE FIDDLE
both metals being coined a t pie use the day for t h a t pur would examine the record
But I can show you " W c n c y S a v e d I s
a proper ratio. This is the pose. It is not a day for and see if there is any inter
a nice assortm°nt of Staple
Mr. Arthur McConntlL
Made."
Peusacula, Florida.
and Faiirw Grocei ii s, sui h a s
old democratic idea, and had driving, and yet many spend lining o r tampering whatev
COFFEE,
i t n o t been for the republi hours of the afternoon for er with the record in connec-j "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.:
o
"One thousand dollars' worth of other ne<ir
c a n Congress of 1873, when t h a t purpose. Some good tion wiih the line bcbtweeri clues, prescriptions, etc.. have failed to do for SUGAR, '
CHEESE,
me what
has
silver was degraded, and ev people, wh.) ought t o lay a Nos. 2 and 56. I may have home is In Hood's SarsaparillaI wentdone. My
Owing t o n recent change
Forida. hut in
to Callfor
CRACKERS,
er since bought and sold a s a better example, load then made many mistakes while nia nnd lived there four years. I was taken sick
in o u r business, t h a t iN, from
, CAKES,
commodity, we would not be wagons Saturday morning se n-Mary of the Board of Ed in lfWC and had medical assistance, hut found 1.0
CANNED-BEEF,
relief. The doctors said I had chronic hrotichithe "Old 1 ime" credit sys
in t h e condition t h a t we are and s t a r t t o market t o get ucation, but one thing 1 did tls. I was hi the Marine Hospital at Sail Fran
POTTED-HAM,
tem t o a
clsco several months and at Knsli Medical Col
SALMONS.
now, financially. Silver must t o irive all day Sunday. not do, and that is,J did not lege, Chicago, 11 months, hut still did not got
better, so came back to Ponsacola. My weight
SARDINES.
be restored a s a money met Sojrm use the day t o collect forge any m a t t T whatever, was then 133 pounds with a heavy ororcoat on.
BUTTER NUTS,
a l on a par with gold, a s it accounts and settle debts, and the man who says I di i,
My Friend9 Did Not Know Mo,
English walnuts, soft shell- We are able t o o f f e r \ o u
I was so thin and broken down. Hut tho cli
was prior t o 1873. The g r e a t while others use the d a y t o must 8Urely have an a x to mate and being at home gave me a little courage • (I almonds, peanuts, raisins,
A R BUCK LE'S C<)F F E E
and I began trying various medicines, tn Au figs, canned fruits, shoe dress
question is, can the United negotiate trades. M a n y grind.
gust. 1890, I was appointed to a position l;i the
a t 24 cts per tt».;
S t a t s have free and unlimit boys use the day for congre
I thank my good friend for United States custom house. My friends urged ng. inks, plain and fancy ran
my wife to have me try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
ed coinage alone without the g a t i n g together to jump, informing me of the effort, t >| took It three times a day just to please her. Hut
o t h e r nations agreeing? Can wrestle, pitch qua its and run slander my character, which j to my surprise I commenced to feel differently S OAPS,
per Iti ;
TOBACCO,
after a week on
was
silver be maintained on a foot-races, and often get into is better nowhere than in Wa and that I could Hood's. I found I tired hungry
sleep better; that
feeling
Extra MJ" s jgar a t 1 6 lbs.
SNUFF,
parity with gold by our conn trouble. T h e Lord's d a y taiiga county. Good will t o also left mo. So 1 continue.1 taking Hood's Sar
CIGARS,
t o the dollar; good, heavy
saparilla; have used nine bottles an I four
t r y a l o n e ? T h e s e a r e t h e ought To be used in reading all men.
boxes of Hood's Fills, with the result tliat
(IG ARETES.
I. W. T HOMAS.
d o m e s t i c al 7 cts per yard.
I am Now in Cood Health,
M ATCHEH.
g r e a t questions for our coun the Bible', religious papers
Hibriten, April 1(5, '94.
0®' >\ e ha ve just recei ved
weigh 162 pounds, have a good appetite, sleep
Horse and Cattle Powders,
t r y t o consider. If we get free and good books. It we are
well, and have not lost a day's work since I be- ;
3 0 cases of gent's and la die's
Marvelous Results.
gan to fake tills medicine. When everything and many other articles too
coinage, and silver is repudi well and the weather is favor
shoes, and will sell t h e m a t
tedious t o mention.
From a letter written by Rev.
a t e d by the commercial woild able, we ought to go t o Sun
5 1
prices ro suit the buyer.
J. Gunderman, of Dimondale,
8few"Tonie and see for your
we will be hurt financially. day school and church. I t is Mich., we are permitted to make else has failed, I found that Hood's Sarsaparilla
( nil and .see ui< and we will
s« 1 we.
AHTHTK MCC
s t r a n g e l y unaccountable this extract: "l have no hesita cures."Office, Pensacola,ONNKLL, United States
t>a ve you money.
Barge
Florida.
I also kpep a good line
The 'Progressive Farmer' t h a t s o many people mani tion in recommending I)r. King's Hood's Pills easily, yet promptly and
New Discovery, as the results
JOHNSON KDMISTKN 4 CO
of Domestic Medfi ines
in i t s last weeks issue brought fest sueb indifference toward were al nost marvelous in the efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
tw^All of my goods wil' be
u<* t o taw,because we had re the church and Sunday school case oi my wife. V\ liile I was pas- f
LAND8ALE.
scld a t prices t o suit t h e
tor of the Baptist church at Riv
jected a religious controver I t speaks well for any com
By virtue of a power of sale
brought
sy sent to the DEMOCRAT munity, if it can be truthful er Junction, she was sucecee 1- contained in a mortgage execut times, for PAY DOWN, but
TREATMENT
down with pneumonia
b u t had usednearlv a column ly said of the people, they ing La Grippe. Terrible parox ed to L. F. Ragan byA.TJ. Miller FL®"AWFUL II Dili ON A
and wife, Sally, on March 2f)th
-BYin publishing a n obituaiy on a r e a Sabbath observing and ysms of coughing would lasi 1892 for the sum of $820.37 the CREDlt.
i ® " When you come t o the
a gander. To this charge church going peop!e. We tor hours with little interruption same being due and no part hav
INHALATION !
and it seemed as if she could not
we plead guilty. We had al may visit the sick on the survive them. A friend recommen ing been paid. I will offer for sale "Rook" come and see me, and
the
ready published two install Lord's day, but i t is wrong t o (led Dr. King's Nfw Discovery; i» at vajbiic auction aton thecourt it may be t o our mutual ben 1529 Arch St., PhiUdtlphia, Pa.
house door in Boone
29th
ments pro and con on the d o so, if we will not take was quick in its work and hignh day of April 1895 it being Mon efit.
satisfactory, in results." Trial
day of Court between the hours
Thanking my fiiends for For Consumption. Asthma. Rron
8 a b b a t h controversies, after time t o visit them in the bottles free at W. L. Bryan's.
chitis. Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
of 10 and 4 o'clock of sahl day a past patronage, and hoping
ward every mail brought us week. Many defer visiting
Fever Headache, Debility Rbeu
half interest in 40 acres of land
Govei noiTnrnev. of Term . lying on Cove Creek adjoining the t o merit it in thefntore, l a m inatieni, Neuralgia.
more literature on the same the sick till Sunday, and then
question. We were satisfied s o many go t h a t the patient has won the fight and vvill be lands of J. R Reece and others VERY RESPECTFULLY,
A N D ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOL if
DISORDERS.
a b o u t the Sabbath ourselves is often made worse rather declared the lawful Governor and one third interest in a gaist
J. B. (LARKE
by the Legislature His ma nlill located on said land also one
a nd judge t h a t every body than better. Some sick peohalf interest in a saw mill. For Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , '95.
It has be?n in useformorethan
else is, on one side o r the ple d r e a l for Sunday t o come. jority will be about 2,000. We further particulars see Book "P"
twenty years; 'housands of pa
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
of deed nage409 (to., in the office
other. We d o not think T o ignore and violate the d o n o t know whether the
tients have been treated, and oof Register of Deeds for Watauga
t h a t a controversy on this Lord's day with impunity claims of Turney a r e right, county where said mortgage is North Carolina, Watauga coun ver one thousand physicians have
1 v, in the Superior.
subject can do much good. will bring trouble sooner o r ive have some doubts, but registered. Als^ a tract of land vs. J. F. Steelman. E. B. Miller used it and recommend it—a very
We a r e opposed t o things or later. There is much t r u t h who ever was lawfully elect containing 100 acres moreoi less ! The defenaant in the above en significant fact.
lying in the county of Watauga titled actijii having been sum
t h i s kind. Let every body in t h e adage. " A Sabbath ed t,light t o be seated.
It is agreeable. There is no nan
on the waters ol Meat Campcreek moned to appear at Watauga
seous taste, nor sickening smell,
bdiev,? a s they feel like it, on well spent brings a weok of
adjoiniig the lands of John Wine) Superior eourt and put in th»>
Four Dig' Successes.
Biblical questions, We a r e content." No wonder things Having the needed merit to barger and others the same hav-1 sheriff's hands for service and h<
"Compound Oxygen—Its mode
1
willingfor them t o have their often g o wrong all week after more than make good all the ad ing lieen mortgaged to L F. making his return nsfollows, viz. of Action and Results," is the tiRagan by J. L. Moretz an 1 wife, ' Diliigrnt search madeJ. F. Steel
. tie ol a book of 200 pages pubown opinion. But t h e gan a neglected and wasted Sab- vertising claimed for them, the M. E. Moretz, ^I arch 29, 1H92 (
four following remedies have rea
man not found in my county."
der obituary is what the Pro hath. I t is intended t o le- died a phenomenal sale. Dr. with power of sale for the sum of Now, therefore, by virtue of an • lished bv Drs. Starkev and Rah n
which gives to all inquirers full
gressive Farmer s. ems t o maind us of the rest t h a t re King's New Discovery, for con $ 8 2 0 . 3 7 t h e s a m e b e i n g d u e a n d j order for publication the defend information as to this remarka
no part having been paid said; ant in above entitled action will
object t o . We will kindly mains for the people of God. sumption, coughs and colds, land to be sold at the same time
ble curative agent, and record of
each bottle guaranteed—Electric
take notice that he is
remind our esteemed friend Let us make a wise and prof Bitters, the great remedy for as the above named tract, for, at Watauga Superior to appear surpiieong cures in a w ide range
court the ol chronic cases—many of them
t h a t if the 'Progressive Far itable use of the day, and we Liver, Stomach arid Kidneys. further particulars see Book "P" same b tag the 29th of April. '95 after being abandoned to die byof deeds page 407 etc., in the of
mer' would now and then use will be a wiser, hutter ami Bucklvn's Arnica Salve, the liest fice of Register >f Deeds watauga and answer complaint of plaintiff other physicians. Will be mailed
niiu | i t l t h f > w o r l d a n d D r King's New
where said plaintiff claims of de on application.
!
o little gander literature in happier people.
Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. county where said mortgage is fendant the sum of 4180.00 with
stead of the tiiauy S t a t e
All these remedies are guaran registered. Terms made known interest at balance of purchased
I. W. THOMAS.
teed to do just what is claimed on day of sale Deeds in fee sim money on a tract of land pur
pieces from "Maj. Bilkins"
Hibriten, April 1 8 , '95.
will be executed.to
for fhem and the dealer whose ple C. Coffey receiver purchasers chased of plaintiff and lying in 1529 A roll SI. Philadflphif", Pa.
w h i c h is published every
W.
in
120 Sutter SI. San Fr«neisco, Cal
name is attached herewith will powers Little & Co., and case of Ashe county. Herein take notice
others
week, many of its readers Hood's Pills are the best aftei
c'u n\ore
aner pill
linner pills, assist digestion,cure
\?.
:\
Uiem. against L. F. Ragan and others. and fail not. This March 21, '95. j Please mention this paper.
M. B. BEACKHCKN, C. S. C.
louflnr Lo
i Sold Ht \\ . L BrgHII S.
j March 28 '95.
would feel relieved. How-1 headache.
>
Is W\ m^
in pscl^s^cs
SODA Is
~ P
BOOSE HIGH SCHOOL,
$1000 W o r t h
Aoiw can't pick ttie'banjo,!
'
— —
Do You M l ' m i ?
Money
CASH BASIS
Hood's #" *Cures
Crs. Stsrkey & Pay,
�The Wataaga democrat i uliKtrt sav
°
Kev .1. M. J
AN AG^RL
tliev Hie tired of • Primitive Baptist pivaHi»*rat *jfis % a
*
hearing O* w li U««i alwrnt -••••• Sandyridge, Ala - Siindav,
11(711|111^ s o iiueh «!»"•••% t h a t ' '
• * *r* i
A U BIIOCRATH'T«.nil.vnewspaper, P, l j) o n „l }LRS Legislature : while delivering his sermon
devotad to the interest oi Lou», , .1
, . , , „ .
.
tv State ano Nation. Published ^nd of the deviltry of dense suddenly fell t o the floor in
IA COMPLETE NEWSA I
PER
The IVrit* of tl • N< 1 «j. ( m
na i'tess."
1
LI
Do you want to ai<J m bui '.
up a paper that shall i ei. < r
greatest credit on North Cu!
na, no matter w here it tuav
seen ? Then patronize
-<)-
every Thursday at Boone, Wa and unprincipled repre»"i»ta- spasm* and died with hi« a we
tauga County. N F.
t.v.
tives m stealing and sneak- istriekeii congregation itlmur
ing in bills. Doubtless they ; hi in. It after wards developare tired and are anxious to ed that lessup had taken a
j hear no more of it. A few lot of strychnine which he
The Wilmington Messeugf t
A LA KGB EIGHT-PAGE PAPKIT
Stateaville Landmark.
Do you want a reliable paper
The decision o f the Su- y e a r s r t e r f ) f l man wastried in carried in bis |>ocket on
giving you all the news of tht
preme Court of the United t h e Superior Court here for bread crumbs t o poison Eng
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER world—a Democratic mwspapei
that equals the be6t— has the
Stated upon the income t a x j s t p ; l i i n j r seed cotton. F. I. lish sparrows t h a t infested
ENDORSED BY
•
largest circulation, and has for
law takes a great deal of col- ( ) s b o n " W H S then solicitor his yard. He was also in the
twenty-one years been i t^t'1
PROF A. LHETZ,P.H.ei
o r o u t of it. It is decided t h a t } i n ( J n | | | | J e O I | # , 1 ) f , | i 8 R m l t e s t habit of carrying s u g a r in
and tactorin thegrow th and cPv
of Medical Depardseil Tulono Cnirwiltf
of Louisiana, who, after a eareful analysis, velopment of the Old
incomes derived from rents; g p e J f .| i e 8 f o r the prosecution, his|x>ckei of Sundays t o clear
North
pronounce* it a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
which he cheerfully recommends to the
State? Then suLscrbe for
o r from interest on S t a t e
\ j r Oshorn closed his his throat for his sermon.
public.
THE
WILMINGTON MESSENGER
o r mnnicipul bonds a r e not l i r K „ r o e n t t h e prisoner iv.s and this had l>een contamin
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"1
Campaign R a t e s :
sobject t o the t a x . Those } | g l w | , [ ( V a
. ateil by the bread crumbs
w h n t h(
Pusc, WHOLISOMI «NO P OWERFUL. The "Daily Messenger," b y
who. framed the law were t h o u c | , J . o f t , „ . solicitor s He took strychnine by mis t
You Want It Atk Grocer For It.
mail, 4 months on trial, for
resellilift lai pel t after this I ( M w l ) He rf|>litaI,"\Vell,to take.
12.00
ver.v class. No class of peo M | v „ u t l , „ God'strnth I nev
UULF MFG. CO..
The weekly "Transcript Mes
pie enjoys in larger degree er did get so tired of hearing OTTU.MWA , Iowa, April.—
senger," (the largest j # d
the benefits of the govern one speech in all my life. Mrs. Lacy Sik»*s Poland, w h o
best paper in the S t a t e ) 9
ment than those who sit That fellow Osborn natural- was a servant in the house
months on trial for #1.00
Fash in advance. Roth
haek in idleness and receive 1 j makes me tired."
hold of Thomas Jefferson,
papers a r e large Eight-Pag*
rents from the property they
dfe<| here today. She WJC
sheets. Send Postal Faro
own, unless it is t h a t class
It May Do as Much for You.
bom a t Bowling Green, Ya.
with theaddit s s of live per
which having invested its Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving. 111., and was colored.
sons and rc -eive sample < o p
1 les of THE MEKSENUEW.
fortunes in S t a t e o r municip writes that he had a Severe Kid
NATURE'S
ney trouble lor many years, with
al bonds, has nothing t o d o severe pains in his back and also
Oct. 1st. t«S8. tf.
• C U R E FOR
—
a_
but clip the couponsand pre tl at his bladder was affected He
TAKF THE
sent them for payment. It is tried many so called Kidney
the justness of the laws and cures but without any good re
sult. About a year ago he fiegan
opportunities afforded under use of Electric Bitters and found
-BOTANICT i l l * I S * NO H O I V W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W '
GOING
them for renters t o make relief at once. Electric Bitter His
BLOOD BALM.
especially adapted to cure of fill
nca to dkaw
A bouxehoM remedy fur all Blood and
profits that, in the first case,
Northwest.
Sklu dtNeasea. Cures without fail. ScrofThi» new treatment for Catarrh and
Kidney and Liver troubles and
ule,t'lrers, KheasittNm.f tank. Salt Uhrem
diseases of the respiratory organs it
enables landlords to collect often pives almost instant relief. anil every form of Blooda Disease from the
TRADE!
one of the most important discoveries
and t h a t in the second en One trial will prove our state simplest pimple to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty
Lmigrnnts gt>ing to buy of the
In medical science and possesses the
years' use with unvarying success, dem
-ofollowing advantages i
oustrates Its paramoun. healing, purify
Western Stiites or TerrittMses
ables tenants t o p a y ; and it ment. I'riee only 50c. for large ing and building uu virtues. One bott c
I* The patient can cur* himself at a email expense
will save time ami money gomp
has more curative virtue than a dozen of
and without outside assistance.
is only the sense of security bottle. At \V. D Bryan's.
any other hind. It builds up the health
2. No change of diet or pursuit ef life Is necessary via. Fiti<-ago and Alton route,
and strength from the first dose.
I ME A bumiv ESS. 3, The remedies are In no wise offensive to the t is the quickest route to
during treatment.
of the government t h a t
t m H l T E for Hook of ll'onNews a n d Observer: Mr
drrful
makes a bond worth the pa
he remedy reaches the seat
fatient and entail no discomfort,of the trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R ,
rntion.< urea, umt free ontipitll-O
directly.
James M vers, of Yadkin Col- J
B. The remedies and meant of appliance can be
per on which it is printed.
TFEBLO,
If not kept by your local druggist, send
carried in the pocket without Inconvenianoe.
large bottle, or *5.00 fur
And yet, there is cogency lege, is one of the honest Pop-' 11.00 for a meaicino will be sent, six bot 1 rom now until the first day JTH f?E TREATMENT at any drug at or*. And nil yx ints in Idaho, Wash
tles, and
freight
paid, by
ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00.
ington, Oregon, Utah
in the Supreme Court's reas ulists who is outspoken in BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, 6a. of Api i! I will sell|my stock at . J»^"CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
and (iilifornia.
his c o n d e m n a t i o n ^ the re •rifnfBfqfryyy
Ctoierlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texao.
oning. It saps in substance
yTTffCT TyftfTWffl
1
Finest mnl I lest Fquiftpeu
t h a t these things which it ex- cent Legislature. Last year
Rond in the H e.sT. .
emdts are fit subjects for lie listens 1 t o the promise.*of
0 ily line running Swlid Ve
esti
S t a t e ruxation but t h a t the the Fusionists, and believing
• ltd trams etween St. Louis
tuis
ad Kansas ity.
national government h a s they would carry out thenKet lining iair cars and Tour
pledges. voted the Fusion
nothing t o d o with them.
ist ejiers ee of extra charge.
ticket. Now he says lie is
1 1 will mee parties at as!., railT h a t sounds fair. The land
road station with through tickets
and its improvements are pinying t o the Almighty t o
• ttetalHs Wer.ther 3oardina,
\ t "*0 percent aboVt
ind baggage checks.
forgive him for the sin of vot
liable t o taxation by the
Complete Ceilings,
For full information.maps and
State—likewise the profits ing for the Fusionists, and
lescrip ive pamphlets of ^it
Corrugated Sheeting,
\Vest 'vrite to or call on
™
derived from them; S t a t e he will comeback horn® t o the
Roofing Paints,
B. A. N EW LAND,
and municipal bonds and the Democratic pai ty.
Traveling f>a«senger AgF.
LTI
Iron JRoof^it,
revenues they yield may be
10 Fatton Ave., Asheville, N! C
If King Solomon was alive
Eave Trough*, Cutters and Spouting
taxed by the S t a t e but not
J . C HARLTON , (». F. A
he would now *ny: " ( i n t o
forms of Sheet Metal for Builtnby the more remote govern
Chicago. 111.
( COMPLETE AND READY \
the traveling man, learn his
\TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
ment. There is a good deal ways, and be wise/' Mr. F.
«•*:>•» PYW-rPIBt*,
of Democracy in this conclu VV. Battell, a Fincinnntti
WE WAWT
In«Ug«»tisin. and StciTi—-b AL**vdos». u*
sion—it runs parallel with traveling man representing
—AN—
Ail di-alerpk«<cp it. *5
tv-nie. Ccut-it* h
the Democratic doctrine of the Queen Fif.v Printing Ink
rM
the rights of the State. Car Fo. f after suffering intensely
for two o r three days with
•SBSRK "?S5SSKti.T*Kaa
rying t h e parnlleism still lameness of the shoulder, re-1
In tki9ic.rn-nu rarrjjetio xvorkinan to
5 DOLLARS
ivk* ordwr* oud ATPLV our materials
further,Justice Field, the old suiting from rheumatism,
in tk><) vichtty.
ccliciUd' write tor
est and soundest Democrat completely cured it with two
pr . » :KMI tcrn.i
PER DAY
c
' 'Tf & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
on the bench, filed a dissent applications of Fhamberlains
ESTABLISHED T872,
*
Easily Pelade.
ing opinion in which he held Pain Balm. This remedy is
winning a wide reputation
Wo waD*. many men, women, bovd and girls to
t h a t the whole t a x is uncon
work for us a few hourj daily, right ,n
orenlid
for its prompt cures ol rheu
their own homes The bn«tne*s is e*\v, plrarant,
s t i t u t i o n a l , a d d u c i n g t h e mutism, lame back, sprains,
-Ostrictly honorable, nud pay* better than nnyf^^f
olfcred ayent*. Yon hare a clear field aed no
same arguments which Sen swellings, and lameness. 5 0
| T H £ S T A N D A R D . » If you don't think I mean i(
competition. Experience and uperial ability en.
a t o r Hill and others have cent bottles are for sale by
neeesrary. No raoitiil required.
equip TOH
come and look through my
wirh ererythiug that you need, treat roe well,
cited to prove t h a t it is un- W. L . Bryan.
and h-lp roe to enrn t-n tinn • ordinary wages.
Women do as weii as men, and hoy* end girle
Democratic.
The Ballot Box: Why. in
make good pay. A*
o, *m where, can do the
The practical fact, however, stead of helping the cau^e of
work. All succeed
.o fellow dnr plain and »18
plo di-oetiont. Earnest V. '-k trill *nrely bring
is t h a t under this decision temperance by legislating it
you a srrnt deal of moot
Ft erytliing I* new
c wont'cost you one cent if
and in srreat demand. Write for our pamphlet
Hhs Fiist.iin^d Its reputation for 18 yenr- *
only half a s much revenue a s into a fair change in a race,
as being toe standard remedy tor the »
circular, and rreclre full Information. Ne harm
yon dont purchase.
quick and permanent cure of Rbcuma- o
done if you conclude not to :o on with the
had been calculated upon will the Fusion Legislature did its
tisiu. Gout.Sciatica, etc., in oil its form*. •
f o« k and
business.
It ie endor»*d by tbourands of Phvsi- »
I have a large s
be derived by the government best in framing the new elec
rians. Fubllshers and Patients. It is ^
GEORCE STINSON&CO. V
pnrelv vegetable and builds up from the *
want t o get rid of it before
first dowe. It never fails to cure.
*
from the income t a x . T h a t tion law t o rub the Prohibi
Box *88,
Price Is one dollar a bottle, or six w
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-pagc Pam- +
means t h a t the next Con tion party clear off North
spring
PORTLAND* MAINE.
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
•
gress will either s ;> amend it Carolina territory.
o—
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy C). j
a s t o catch the big fish who
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
BackletPs Arnica Sa've.
Ihumng't Lirrr Pitta at* the best on
gsr FALL AND LOOK!
escaj>e under the recent de
earth. They act with an ease that makes
The best salve in the world for
them a household b". using
cision, or else wipe it o u t en cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheiitn,! PltlCS IS CTS PIS BOX, 3t • BOXES P0B tl.
FOB 8ALX PV OkaSOI8T8
feve r sores, tetter, chapped hands
tirely.
chilblains, corns, and all skin j
I would call y o u r attention
eruptions, and positively cures
t o the big cut in prices in 1113
Lenoir Topic: " I t ' s failure piles, or no pay required. It is
• •; .. - v - -• f
other liros'
t o make a record for retrench guaranteed to give perfect satis
fcl
& 'ot* ^y.
ment and reform and the faction or money refunded..
•• A pi^np-lie. ' f *.? fo; riatio- asd ah•
ij. *ti-ac.t .t'tab
: "f rr r
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
* v fMOata J*af«n:e. CaTcat..
.
greedy disposition of some of t by W. L. Bryan,
. !%. Mare*. * •'; '
• •
lb,
-•% w-r-pi.'.
• j
'£:\
t.'.L-fc.. s.» co .7
its members are blunders for'
;
Ji.'1
<
V»»twhich there is ausolqtely no
Do the leaders of the Popexcuse, a n d which will b e i o l i s t party think they can
MITCHELL'S
hard to explain to the satis- gain the ascendency to power
faction of those vsho d o the bv preaching one thing a n d
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
voting." T h a t is what a practicing another? A n y
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Populist pa;»er has t o say of ten-year old boy can see thai
Producing Long-Sightedness. A Restoring the Sight of the Old.
the " l a t e unpleasantness" in a #1,000 salarv now is ne i;- ' £
ly eqna, t o a #2.000 sa!nr\ CarffsTearDropt, 6ranslationp Stye
Caveats, end Trade-Marks obtained end all Pat-'|
Raleigh, which is wisely and
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye LashfS,
ent businessconducted for MODERATE FEES.
S
• Bead Stamp for IOutrated PHo* Lift.
ten o r fifteen years ago. Then in rrorm« GNAT RFUFF in INTUNR CHUL
OUR OrncE is OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OrncE !
truthfully said. It will he s o
and we can secure patent in less time thaa those ,
Also, equally efBcectous when need to ether
remote from Washington.
]i
The Schumacher Gymnasium Co.
hard t o explain t h a t it is why dodge this question aa&Iediea. such
Ulcere. Fever Seree.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descripTwmore, Salt Rhrewi. Bern*. Plbi. «[
tior.. We advise, if patentable or not, free of 1
wherever Inflerametioneziste. ItllTCHaCLL, 9
doubtful if it is ever done t o longer?—Ex.
charge. Our fee not due tilt patent it secured. ^ 1
OA. 1. »"K may be u»«*d to advantage.
R KSPEOTFCLLY,
A PaotPMLET, " How to Obtain Patents^" w® '
•»,8yejr.e\; po* vmreydtncri ia*n 'e^twor .na
8#ld by all
at 35 Ceat*.
i
the honest people of the Hood's Sarsaparilla gives!
cost of tame in the U. S. and foreign countries J
<?
aaino : juweajd ^
sent free. Address,
•stiaxinpynoqe *011 8tn
KOTII s.K.woun
greal bodily, nerve, mental anil
State.
W. I , BUY AN,
FP I J. •"DYJA naippqa JO •OTNC''.«: DTRTPW^
digestive »tr«>ngth, simply lw-| ne^Oiie flnil.ir n.-i r.v for tin |
:C. A.SNOW&CO,.
«atav7
OPP. PSTENT OrncE. WASHINGTON. D. C
cause it purifies vitalizes and enone v.
Pay your subscription
riches the blood.
I
THE INCOME TAX DECISION.
SAY!
CACTERINE
CATARRH
Oiiicago and Alton 0. P.,
EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and
r
CLOTHING
OV BltCOATS
ROOFING.
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Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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7
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25
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Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 25, 1895]
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Watauga Democrat
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1895-04-25
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Watauga County (N.C.)
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1890s
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The Wai&iiga Bemourat
1 huivday May, Y, 1895
There is now much being
An id about the free and un
limited coinage of silver, the
gold standaid, bitnetalism,
etc. The politicians of both
old parties in the west are
preaching free coinage. Even
John J. Ingalls has espoused
the cause of the silverites, as
well as many others of the
republican leaders. These fel
lows must see the drift that
the silver question is taking
and want to get in the swim
in time before the waters get
turbid. The Eastern demo
crate and republicans a r e
looking on with amazement
at the turn matters are ta
king. President Cleveland and
his cabinet are trying to
check this rapid movement
among the democrats to
fofce the silver isssiie in the
next campaign, and they are
calling out vociferously f o r
sound money. But the silver
craze is on, and will not
down. Public sentiment is
rapidly drifting toward t h e
silver slogan, and the coun
try is taken by storm over it
for the last few days. The
South will unite on the issue,
which will be silver alone.
But after the country h a s
had time to think seriously,
there may be a relapse, as it
is quite evident that there is
an extreme among the siver
advocates. It is probable
that the extreme views taken
by many of the leaders will
have a bad effect. Silver mo
nometalism or gold monoinetnli8ra is not desired o.y
level-beaded financiers, but
himetahsm—the coinage of
both silver and gold at the
proper ratio is surely to be
desired and is what every
democrat ought to urge, but
no extremes should be enter
tained that would further de
base the silver money any
worse than it now is.
Swing the Club.
L INCOLN, Neb., April 1 1 . —
The Governor today vetoed
the bill passed by the Legis
lature, permitting miscegena
tion. The Governor based
his action on the absence of
public demand For t h i s
change. The bill was parsed
through the efforts of Dr. M.
O. Ricketts, Omaha's colored
Representative.
The above goes to show
that the colored brother is a
powerful factor in Republi
can legislative bodies. If Gov
ernor Holcomb had been of
the North Carolina stripe of
populists, no doubt the bill
to allow the inter marriage be
tween white a n d black pass
ed by the Republican Legis
latureof Nebraska w o u ' d
have been approved. How is
it. anyway? Is Omaha a city
having a negro majority, or
do white republicans vote to
send negroes to the legisla
te le to represent them in
stead of white men?
Send For Sample Copy.
Since ics enlargement, 7he
Carolinian is the l a r g e s t
newspaper published in the
State. Jt prints all the news,
and praches the doctrine of
pore Domoeracy.lt contains
eight pages of interesting
matter every week.
Send
one dollar and gee it for a
whole year. A sample copy
will be mailed free on appli
cation to
JOSEPH us DANIELS, Editor.
RALEIGH , N. C.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Gov. Carr has been sustain
ed by the superior courts in
his appointment of Judges
it Did the business.
The Death of Roy Latham
of the Criminal Courts. The
><>*•»•••••••••••••••••»•*
Rev. J. H. Cubb, publisher
cases now go to the gupreine Editor Demon at:
a t Hrjx-ron.
Court.
Earl.v last Saturday mor " f
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D'
T
N. L.,savs: 41 P or nearly two
„Li m
i
Bad soda spoils good
The Monroe docrine which ning trie body of Roy .La- i years the 'Mirror • ihas* bean
,
tham was found in the river j publishing t h e advertisePure soda—the best soda, comes
has been observed by all thei
only in packages.
great nations every since if about two hundred yards be ( merits of liambeHams Run- •
bearing tbU trade mark yy
was proclaimed by President low the ford on the road lea- edms. A few days ago liie
Monroe is about to be severe ding from Ii. W. Jones and writer was suffering from a • It costs DO more thaa inferior package soda
, w "' 'V""' 1 " »»'• J!'* 1
ly tested by England in her Co'a. store to ,Copland, and > an old mn«dv which '"."j • —never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
,
..
i ,
to
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demands on the little coun only a tew hundred yards, no< prove efficacious; finallyl • Bewire of imitation trade marks and labels,
try of Nicaraugua. The out irom his home. Great was I lie tried Chamberlain's ( -oiic, I and insist on packages
bearing these words—
look is squally just at this the excitement, and in a short Cholera an I Diarrhoea Rem
edy and two doses did the
time and a Naval engage time a great crowd gathered business, checking it com
ment between England and along the rivei bank.
pletely. For &ale by W • Li.
It was evident be had been Br van.
the United states need not
•
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhe
surprise us.
If President murdered in the road, about
Writ* Kir Arm ead Hammer Book of valuable Reclpea—PRCB.
Cnre for Headache.
Cleveland intends to defend t h i r t y - e i g h t y a r d s a b o v e
As a remedy for all lonns of
the Monroe doctrine which where the body was found. 11 udache Electric Bitters h a s
everybody expects and Eng There was a stick lying by proved to be the very best. It et
land is determined to ignore the road 4% teet long, and 2 feets a permanent eure and the
most dreaded habitual s i c k
-o—o—o— othe doctrine, we don't see inches in diameter, covered head aches yield to its influence.
AMXOUM EMEA T F OR 1895.
anything to prevent a fight. with blood and a quantity of We urge all who are afflicted to
First session opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes Jtin#
blood in the road. The body- procure a bott'e. and give this
The Discovery San d His Life.
remedy a fair trial. In cases of 1895. The second session will open Aug. 6tl: 1895
had been dragged t o t h e
Mr. G. Caillouette, druggist,
habitual constipation, Elect lie close Dec. 24th.
river and thrown in.
Heaversville, 111., says. '-To I)r.
FACULTY.
Bitters cures by giving the need
King's New Discovery I owe my
Papers were immediately ed tone to the bowels, and tew ea
R e v . J. H Yarboro. Principal. Miss J. May Yarlwj
life. Was taken with la grippe issued for the an est of Cal s e s l o n g r e s i s t t h e u s e o f t h i s will be in charge of the Primary nr.d Intermediate depal
and trie! all the physicians f o r
medicine Try ft oner. Large botmiles about, but of 110 avail, and via Filer, a son of Hansford tie onlv 5«V. at \Y. L. Y»r van's. ments, and she will also have charge of the music depa
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will be
was given up and told I could Filer, who had been seen by
'Hie Astors, of N evv York ployed as the school inuy leqmre.
not live. Having I)r. King's New several people leaving Mr.
TERMS.
Discovery in my store I sent for
City, own real estate worth
TUITION in thr Primary Deportment #1.00.
a bottle ami began its use a n d Dougherty's home at dark
#61,000,000 fro n which they
from the first dose began to get the night befoie.
HIGHER ENGLISH
#2.00.
get a rental of #3,200,0'>0
better, and after using three bot
ACADEMIC
#2.50 to#3.00.
Filer by this time had fled
tles was up and about again. It but was caught by his perMJ- annually, but they don't pay
MUSIC
#2 50.
is worth its weight in gold. We
-ne cent of income tax under
ers. on J lei tun, Ashe county, lhe late decision of the Su
Board in good families, including light, fuel
won't keep store or house with
out ifr." Get a free trial bottle at and brought back to Mr preme Court. But the man necessary conveniences, j>er month, #6.00 to #7.50.
W. L. Bryan's.
Dougherty's, the home of La who rents from them a TI d
For any information not herein contained apply to t!i
v Our court did not get to
tham. He was tried at 1. p. makes over his #4,000 in Principal, Boone, N. C
business until Tuesday mor in. Sunday. Several witness come, is made to plank (low i.
ning. His Honor. Judge Tim- es testified so strong against Mis 2 per cent. tax. The law
ought to work both ways,
berlake, did not arrive until Filer that he was sent to but it does not.
—BUT—
Tuesday morning at 9.
Winston jail there to await
We did not hear the Judg the fall teir.i of court. To
CAN GIVE MILK.
.0.
e's charge to the Grand Jury say the least, it was a horrri
ble affair.
but hear it well spoken of by
I PANT PLAY THE FIDDLE
Roy Latham was only a
the people. The State Dock boy of 18, and a peaeable, in
But I ran show you
e t w a s t a k e n u p , a n d t h e nocent. little fellow.Calvin Fi
H nice assortment of Staple
following cases were disposed ler is a large, stalwart young
and Faulty Groceries, such as
man. lean not give further
ol: ^
C OFFEE,
o.
SUGAR.
State vs. Isaac Ramsey, detail of thisoccurrencenow.
CHEESE,
Owing to a recent rhang 1
charged with bigamy, w a s This bfl only a brief sketch.
Clifton, April 27.
L. E.
I RACKEI1S,
in our business, that is, froni
the first jury case the defend
CAKES,
RIG RID COR SOME OF
ant was found guiltv.
the "Old Time" credit s\s
CANNED- BEEF,
YOUR CASH.
State vs. Ward and PresP OTTED- H AM,
tern to a
S ALMONS.
nell, assault and battery—
Mr. B. E. Th&mos
We hare a full line of Gen
SARDINES,
RTUMSII*. W«MII V&.
both guilty.
eral Merchandise, and are re
BUTTER NUTS.
State vs. J. W. Thomas, c- ceiving new goods every fewNarrow
English walnuts, soft shell W e are able to o f f e r y »Vu
v. w. Guity, fined $5.00 and days, which we propose to
ed almonds, peanuts.raisins,
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
sell at prices never before
cost.
From Loss of a Limb
figs, ran Tied tniits, shoe dress
at 24 cts per It).;
cash.
We
There were some submis heard of, for
ing. inks,, plain and fancy ran
invite your attention to a Dreadful Case of White SweMlng — dies, fancy and 1 a u lid r y Good green coffee a t 29 cts
A Perfect Cure.
sions. This ended Tuesday's few of our prices named be
Olio of the most scrloiw forms of scrofula and SOAPS,
work,
per lb ;
low: All wool cassimer BO one of tlie most difficult to cure Is that of white
TOBACCO,
4 0" s igar at 16 lbs.
The ease State vs. Fannie inches wide at tacts., French •welling. Hood's 8ars:ij>artllH has accomplish
Extra
SNUFF.
ed many wonderful cures of vrhlte swelling,
Thomas, charged with infan- cassuners 30c., cottonades one of which Is related below by Mr. B. F.
to the dollar; good. iir;j#\
PIGARS,
TlionAa, a manufacturer
tiside, failed, as the Grand 10c. and ap, heay.v domestic etc., at Evansvllle, W. Va.of harnesses, saddles,
PIG ARETES,
domestic at 7 cts per \aril.
Read
5%<\ by ihe bolt, plaids 5% . "C. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass.: his letter:
MATCHES.
Jury failed to find a true bill
•HT"We have just receive
standard prints at 6c. and
"In 1862 I was seized with a severe attack of
Horse and Pat tie Powders, 30 cases ot gent's ami ladie
The usual number of law up, cassimers and henrettas white swelling. Five years later I had to have
tlie flesh
limb
open
me
yers were in attendance, ex in all the latest styles,cheap. scraped. on mythe fleshouthealed amiI the IKnot and many oiher articles too shoes, and will sell them at
After
up
was
until January, 1902. I
cept Capt. Todd, who is still Urepoline, the latest fad in troubled again grip which settled In thewas taken tedious to mention.
prices TO suit th'» huyer.^M
down with the
previous
dress goods, in the very la ly affected llrao, sores gathering where thero
8®"Pome and see for your
too weak to attend. Bower
( a l l a n d s e e u s a n d w e u ill
had been scars, on© In particular penetraMtig to
tl>« bone. The whole front of my leg from k»e« selves.
and Blackburn, of Jefferson, test spring shades at 10c.
save you money.
to ankle seemed to be
We a re just recei v i n g a Ia rge
t&F 1 also keep a good line
Folk, Jones, Wakefield, NewA Mass of Corruption.
JOHNSON EDM I ST EN 4c£0
stock of Shoes and Hats, of I could get but little easo
and less
land and Bower, of Lenoir, all kinds at the very lowest benefit from the medical and oomfortI received. of Domestic -Medicines
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
treatment
Borne of my friends advised
leg
6®"AU"of mv grwals wiB be
aprt Linney. of Taylorsville, prices. Also a nice line of no amputated, but I IRsltuted, me to have thelose
not wanting to
a limb. Perchance I saw an advertisement In s o l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e
with our local bar, makes a tion* cheap. Men's good half a pai>er embracing a testimonial for Hood's Sarstrong array of legal talent. hose at 5c., fast black 20c. sapturilla from one Mr. John McMurray, telling times, for PAY DOWN, but
TREATMENT
HARDWARE
WAWFDL HIGH ON A
Col. Linney made one of
—HY—
his strong ^ and irijenions Of all kinds. Farmers, listen what Hood's Sarsnptwilla had done for his son. I CREDIt.
to our prices on hoes: Heavy concluded to try Hood's Barsaparllla so I bought
When you come to the
speeches in the ease of Ram
It
T had
6% inch planter's hoe for 29c. six bottlesItoftwoabout three months asr>. It was
not taken
months when I could see
sey.
''Rock" COU.P a nd see me, and L529 Arch St., 1'liiUu, lphia,
medium cotton hoe 4 tor $1. doing me more good than anything I had taken.
I have now used about
Solicitor Spainliour is pros boy's hoes 20 cts. each. You have all healed up and three bottles. The sores it may be to our mutual ben
efit.
ecuting his docket with vigor can get anything in tinware
My Limb 19 Perfectly Sound.
It
general
and force, and is proving him at prices that will astonish amhas also benefited mymy trade.health and 1
Thanking my fiiends for For Ponsnmption. Astluna. Bron
now able to work at
Hood's 9*
chitis, Dv8pe|>sia,ratairh, Hay
self to be a very efficient pros you. Trv our XX tin.\aie. sapnrilla receives »W the praise andIt I cannot past patronage, and hoping Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
recommend it enough for the good has done
GROCERIES.
to merit it in thefutore. I am
me." B. h. THOMAS, Evansville, W. Va.
inati»m. Neuralgia.
ecuting officer.
Under this liehd we are pre Hood's Pills ewe liver Ills, constipation,
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NKRVOt 8
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
The attendance at court is pared to offer you some spe biliousness. ij.uudlce.slcU.headache lndiceatia»
DISORDERS.
quite large for the spring sea cial inducements. Good green
J. R. (LARKE.
son. Owing to the continu coffee 5 lbs for $1, 4 lbs. ArBlowing Rock, April 10 *9."
Ik
ous rain which lias stopped buckles $1, IS lbs. white ex
not;
N0TICE OF PUBLICATION.
all farm work, oui people tra (' sugar #1,6 lbs sorla
t iefitB ha ve lieea to ated, and ohave spent the time here,'but 25-. Oysters, canned peaches
North Carolina , Watauga conn ver onethonsaiid physicians have
we judge they will soon dis rolled oats, soaps, etc. In
I v, ia t h e SU]« erior. E. B. M i l l e r used i t and reconimend it— AVERI
T IA
appearance the cleai sky has fact almost.'nnvfliing kept in
vs. J. F. LUA..IN.NN
Steelnian.
significant fact
a country store, at prices
appeared.
The defendant in the above en- j
that defy competition.
Lie T
is n<>
tith'd action having bet'n sum
1
A Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism. 0@"The highest market prices
llg HIT!
moned to appear at Watauga
j»^iq>erior court and put in the
From the Grotcn Connecti paid for cotintiy produce.
! sheriff's hands for service and he
a ' ixvgen—its mod
06F*Try a glass of our great
cut Review.
making his return aslollows viz. ot Action am
summer drink only 5c. Call
David Lewis, who has bpon
• I)illig*»ntsearch niadeJ. F. Steel tie ot a book of 200 pages pafflicted all winter by rheu-l and get our prices before buy
man not found in my connry." ii hed bv Drt Starke v and Pa lei
i s.
matism, is out again and ali j ing elsewhere. Resp.
Now, therefore, -by virtue of an which gives to all inquirers flu
s
due to one of the medicines • W. p. SHERWOOD & Co.
order for publication the defend informationi as to t his rem ark d
advertised i n our columns. ' Amantba, May 1, '95.
ant in above entitled action will hie eu-aPve agent, and record o
,
After trying everything pos- j
take notice that he is to appear Mil )M mv •tiies in a vide ranj
Notice of Devolution,
at Watauga Superior court the
asev --inany of the
siblf, he used Chamberlain's I
The firm of Johnson, Ed-;
same being the 29th of April. '95
abandoned to die b
Pain Balm, which has reliev
and answer complaint of plaintiff
r pnys inns. W ill l»e mailed
ed him of all pain, from which raisteu & C'o., of Blowing
where said plaintiff claims of de
ppbe-i 1 ion.
he was a constant sufferer Rock, has this day by mutu
fendant the sum of #180.00 with
and promises to make hin. al consent desolved, Ed misinterest at balance of purchased
fit for duty soon. We know ten & Co. to pay all claims
money on a tract of land pur
against the firm of Johnson,
David has been a great suffer
1529 Arch St. I'hlf «!(l|tfil?, Pg.
chased of plaintiff and lying in
er and are glad to see him Edmisten & Uo. This April
120 Sutler St. San i r t cigco, Ca*
Ashe county. Herein take notice
arouno again. For sale by 2 6 t h , 1 9 9 5 .
and fail not. This March 21. '95 , Please nientioH this paper.
W. L, Bryan.
JOHNSON, ED MISTEN & Uo.'
M. B. BLACKBURN, G. S. C.
• AVOID Bulh Soda!
i ARM AND HAMMER SOI
E001TE HIGH SCHOOL.
A cow can't pick the banjo.
Do You Winl R tnty?
"Monty Saved Is
Money Madj
A
Escape
Hood's5#*Cures
CASH BASIS
•
INHALATION!
m Stsrkey & Psleo, •
�The Wat&asa Democrat
A DEMOCRATICftuiil.Vnewspaper,
devotad to the interest ot County State and Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga County. N. C.
GOD'S GIFT.
lie W'igbtw Murb.
New York Sun.
tution for retired trasgress-l
ois, hm missed theopportuniTh* honored son of Geor- rv of his life. Hewoul i have!
ja the Hon. Dink Holts. of henn justified in the minds of|
V. '
...ti,, n
Dahlonega, was i eeently noin many |H»ople, had be permit- f
inated for President in 1896 ted them to enter, and then
by the Rochester Times. The had washed his hands of all
News ami Observer of Ral- responsibility as to the lengt h
eigli, prefers Hoke Sinit, but; of their sra v.
frankly admits that it leMr. D. Wiley, ex-postmas
gards no Southern States ter, Black Creek. N Y.. was
man as politically available so badly afflicted with rheu
matism that lm was only
next year.
"It is not probable that able to hobble around with
canes, and even then it caus
any Southern man will be
ed him great pain. After
nominated in 1896, but by using Chamberlain's Pain
1900 it will be proper to Balm he was so much im
come South for the nominee. proved that he threw away
The brainiest, honestest, and his canes. He says this lini
fitest Southern man for the ment did him more good t hail
MJI other medicines and treat
place would be Hon- Hoke ineiit put together. For Sale
Smith, Secretary of the Inte at 50 cents | m i bottle by W.
rior. Youngei than any of L. Brvan.
his predecessors, hisadminis
It is s| pted by some of the
tration of the Interios De Raleigh papers that our Sen
partment has been so wise a ator Marion Butler has been
to give him rank among the using "niss words" recently./
ablest men in the*l" n i t e d Well it is very probable that
States."
some of the reports circulat
The main objection to the ed on the. Pops, and Funion
Hon. Hoke Smith, for 1896 ists are calculated u> make a
or for 19'K), is personal rath Fnsionist "cuss. " The most of
er than sectional.
them seems to have lost •heir
Hecairies too much flesh. religion early in the season.
It will be a long time befoie esjiecialTy the leaders. Some
the democracy will be in a fellow reported that the Sen
mood to stake its fortune a- ator at a meeting of his con
gain oil any Presidential can stitunnts at Clinton where he
(lidate weighing more than addressed them, had only
three hundred pounds* If we 300 in the meeting. This re
are to have a Georgian in port made the Sena tor angry
1896 or 1900, let it he Botrs and he "cussed."
rather than Smith. Yes, let
it be Dink instead of Hoke.
OC CO CO CO CO CO CO
BKYAYS (MUM.
What is
*
A ph ysician, whose life had
been made beautiful with
good deeds and a high faith,
said onee:
*• If I have been happy or
useful in the world, it is due
largely to the effect on my
mind of a chance question
from a stranger.
"I was a poor boy and a
cripple. One day standing
on a ball field, 1 was watch
ing the other boys with bit
terness and envy. They were
strong, healthy, well clothed
and well ted. Some of the
mothers of the players sat in
carriages, waiting to see the
game, intending to drive
their sons home us soon as it
was over. 1 looked at them
with an angry scrawl.sick at
heart. A young man stand
ing besides me, iiiid seeing, no
doubt, the discontent in my
face, touched my arm.
"'Say bub! You wish you
were in the place of those
boys eh?' he said.
"'Yes, I do!' 1 broke out
4 Why should they have ev
erything; and I nothing?'
"He nodded gravely. 'I
reckon God gave them mon
ey and education and health
to help them to he of some
Apremi)Iy surprise*!.
account in the world. Did it
"I had a very severe cold
never strike you that He
on my lungs that caused sore i
gave you y jur lame legs for ness and gave rne uneasiness
Botanie Blood Bairnsthe same season -to make a in regard to the result."says
The Great Remedy for the speedy and permanent
Catarrh. Ulcers,
Mr. T. E. Smith, of Billerica.J cure of Scrofula. Rheumatism, Sores. Eruptions,
Edema, Eating and Spreading
man of you? 1 '
and all SKIN ANI> HLOOD DISEASES. Made
the prescription of
"1 did not answer, and he Mass. "A local druggist "ail fromused It witli marvelousan eminent physician
who
success for 40
e d m y a t t e n t i o n t n P h a m b e r - i and Its continued use for fifteen years by years,
thou
turned away. I never saw
Iain's Cough Remedy.and on sands of grateful people hasupdemonstrated that
It Is by far the best building
Tonic and Blood
him again. Bu{ I couldn't his recommendation I gave Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new
get his words out of my inind the remedy a careful trial. The rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous
heating properties.
My crippled leg—God's gift? result surprised me; I recov |V WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
CURES, sent free on application.
To tench me patience and ered entirely in three days.' j
Twenty-five and fifty cent
If not kept by your local druggist, send I1.00
strength?
$5.00
hot ties for sale by W. L Bry for a large bottle, orfreight for six bottles, and
medicine will be sent
paid by
"I did not believe it. But a n.
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
I was a thoughtful boy,
PIEDMONT MINERAL COMPANY.
taughtj t o reverence God,
Wm. E. Hidde* 1 ,of Newarl ,
NOTICE.
and the more I thought of it
N..1., who returned from
the more it seemed to me the
Ha ving qualified as Aibnin
London on the Lueaniu re istratix of G. W . Dagger*led
stranger had told the truth.
cently, went abroad on March Lite of Watauga county, N
1 did! believe that God pitied
6th to complete contracts in ( \, this is to notify fill fwrsons
me—and at last came to feel
huvfng claiuiKngninst thees
Hint it would please Hi ii if I Norih Carolina.
f
These interests were capi ta e of siiirl deceased to ex
rose above my defoimity.
hibit them to the undersign
talized while Mr. Hidden was ed 011 or before ',he hist <L*\
and by it be made more man
in London for $200,000 and of April 1896, or this not in
ly and true. It worked on
a company was formed, call will be placed in bar of llieii
my temper, my thoughts,
ed t he Piedmont Mineral Com recovery. All , arsons i 11
and at last upon ui.v actions.
pany," limited
Mr. Hidden debted to said estate will
Gradually it Influenced r.*y
was made a director of the please make imrnediate pay
whole life. Whatever came
ment. This the 1st Bay of
company and was appoint April 1895.
to me, I looked upon as
ed the American manager to
E. C. BUGGER. A3 mi x.
God's gift for some special
ha ve tlill charge of the com
purpose. If it were a difficul
pany's property and inim
ty, He gave it for me to strug
i
THE 8TANDAHO. |
ests in t his country
gle with, to strengthen my
Ml*. Hidden said that the
mind and faith; if it \ve?> a
coiap my owns 2.500 acres
helpless invalid cast on me
of valuable mineral lands in
foi support, or even a begger
Hie mountain of North Car
I thought—God has given
Has sustained its reprtation for 18 years
obi i and also owns all the
as being the standard remedy for the
mo another chance to do his
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma
minei I rights i n another: tism. Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
work.
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi
t
(A 1,000 acres. The
cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
"The idea has «we merl
nurelv vegetable and builds tip from the
princioa nin»*ral to be min-j first flos3. It neverfails to cure.
and helped all of mv are. 1
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
e i is gold, rich deposits
bottles for five dollars. Onr to page Pam
wish I could find the man
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address.
whi h exists on on tract six
who gave me this pa saw* rd
Durang's Rte 3,ic fismedy Co.
ty miles east of Asheville.
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
which has lifted inv life to a
Humng't Lirer Pitts are
Another valuable mineral is| earth. They act with an ease the best on
that makes
higher plane, ami has led in*
bi
inonnzite, which contains j them a householdBOX, -«ing.
PRICS J8 CTS PSa
.-B BOXES FOR ft
constantly to the Sourse oi
FOR BALE PW DRUGGISTS.
thorium, a material used in
all good."
producing the incandescentf
T ere are a great many honest gas li lit now being in trod tie
populists coming back to t he ed in N"waik This mineral
democratic party. They have
•*x -ts in large quantities on
the fusion crowd with di&gu . Ifi the -omp ui.v s property.
»y are going to organi; for)
the great fight for silver, it is
time they vere getting in line
MITCHELL'S
with the only party that hasany When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
f "ce to make a fight, and that i
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
f
democratic party
When she had Childrv u, she gave them Castorie
(^®^)Always Cures.
DURANG'S ^
RHEUMJT::
REMEDY
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OiL
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles* cures constipation aud flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy tot
fu the coming fight to the fin.
Producing Long-Sightedness, A Restorish on the silver and gold iwsuc,
' #
ing the Sight of the Old.
we will be found favoring both
Asheville Citizen: VVheo -the Cures Tear Drops, 6ranulation» Stys
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes.
- as money— neitlte; a sinate penitentiary guard rein msrms <tnrc RF.UEF in> PEMIIEST CURE.
gi- old no ^ single silvt •: stan- fused o: Weilriestiay to al- Also, equally efficacloue when used In other
maladies, such as Ulcere. Fever Haree.
, l "' 1 UOl " |K ' < 'Wd we hope |o\; the fusion chosen prison
Tamers, Halt Kbraai. Berne. Pllee. or
'
Wherever Inflammation exists, yt ITCUMCLL'S
BA.I.VE may be used to yl vantage.
to we more ol the stuff in the
^ to
tllat jn8ti.
_ Said by all ^"•-Rlete at US Cento. J
in! tire than we have i n j he past. \
i
" Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have amoug our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits' of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
DR.
J. P. KINCHELOB,
Conway, Ark.
II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxlord St., Brooklyn, N. V.
UNITED HOSPITAL, AND DISPENSARY,
A M.P.N C. SMITH, Pre*.
Boston, Mass.
Tills
Tha Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City.
Let silver l»e o i n restored tt
its constitutional coinage, Gro
Ver Cleveland to the contrniv
notwithstanding. If 1 he Wesl
and Suit h unite on the silver \>
sue w ill tl cv !>e nhle to succeed
over the goldites? This is an ab
sorbing question.
£5
DOLLARS
TO
PER DAY
IS NO
UVM
RUGTO DHATV
TRADE!
•BBS
-o-
I MEA BUMIMESS.
t>Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat
ent business conducted for MODERATE PEES.
OUR Orvicc is OPPOSITE U, S. PATENT OFFICE
and we can secure patent in less time than those
^remote from VV.ishmgton.
i Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We a.ivise, if patentable or not, free oP
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. _ , i
A PAMPHLET, " h"* to Obtain Patents," withi |
cost ot same in'the U. S. and foreign countries
sent free. Address,
I torn nt)\v until thp first day
of April I will s-ll my stock of
CLOTHING
C. A. SNOW A, CO.
OPP. PATENT OrricE. WASHINGTON.
—AM)
D. C.
Easily Made.
A COMTLETL NEWSA F
We went many inon, w-om«.n, bov,. and girls to
work for us n few hours daily, right .nsnd areunu D E R
tlu-ir own homes. The business is essr. pleasant
The Pride of the North Cnrloi
strictlv honorable, nnd pays belter thnn nny othei
na PresH."
offered agents. Too hnve it clear feltl sad n<
oompetlrion. F.xperleuue »n«l special nhllity un
necessary. Wo capital required. We rqnlp yot Do you want to aid in building
with everythioY that you need, treat you well uy a paper that whall reflect tie
and help vou to earn I n tlincs ordinary trogtt
Women do as well as men, nnd boys and girl greatewt credit on North Caroli
make goo.1 par. Ar
', mivwhrre, can do tin •ia, no matter where it may be
work. All mceced .„ follow onr plain nnd slm SIH?II? Then patronize
pie direction <. Knrnest • -k will surely hrln;
you a gre-tt <1ot| of mom
F-' r-(Mug l« new The Wilmington Messeuixei
:»u«i i.i go at tle»na»»-l. V.'nfe for our pamphlet
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
circular, and receive full Infortna'loii. No harw, Do you want a reliable pape)
done if you conclude not to go on with the
giving you all the newn of th*
business.
OVERCOATS
\t "*9 per cent ahovt
world—a Democratic newspapei
CEORCE STSKSC^&CO., that equals the l>ent- hae th*
Box ASG',
largest circulation, and lias lor
P O R T L A N D , NEAINS.
twenty-one years been i pan
and factorin thegrowth and dev
velopirent of the Old
Norti
Mtate?
THE
Then snbscrbe for
IVILMINGfOX MESSENGER
Campaign Rates:
The "Diiily Messenger." 1 <\
mail, 4 months on trial, foi
$2.00
PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER
ENDORSED BY
-
PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. 6,
of Medical Department Tnlanr University
of Ix>uislana, who, after a oarefnl analysis,
prnnoitnces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
which he cheerfully recommends to the
public.
The weekly "Tnmsrript Mes
senger," (the largest and
best, paper in the State) V'
months on trial for $1.00
Casli in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Pag<
sheets. Send Postal Caro
with the address of Ave per
sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
TAKE THE
"THES0ULHERNFA„vomIE: Gfiicago and Alton R. I
>URC, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL
_ You Want IL M Orooer For IL
U
ULF M FG. CO
NEW ORLEANS,
^
>
jron
Roof
Only li.ie running Solid
%
r^AIl forms of Sheet Metal for Buitdi-. >
/
COMPLETE AND READY \
TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./
>
>
WE WANT
—AN—
" \ G E N T
NOMBI
t'cstowii—an energetic workman to
<•1 onleri and APPLY our material*
"i» vicinity.
•pnnde-iee solicited- write for
u U tei m.\
. & CO., Cincinnati, Chin.!
ESTABLISHED 1872,
i cont'eost you one cent if
you dont purchase.
I have a large stock and
want to get rid of it before
spring.
#
CALL AND LOOK !
o
I would call your attention
to the big cut in prices in nn
other hres
o
Finest nnd Ih>st Equipped
Road in the West.
Roofing Paints s
Ear# Trough*. Gutter* and Spouting
STOCK
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ing-ton, Oregon, Utah
and California.
Corrugated Sheeting,
TCP ]
West and Northwest
PUEBLO,
I ifallic Weather Boarding,
Complete Ceilings,
If yon don't think I menu it
come nnd look through mv
—GOING
Fmigrnnts going to tiny ot the
Y\ i?stern States or Territories
wiii save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS" CITY, DENVER,
ROOFING.
NO MORE EYE-GLflSSES
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
" Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
" Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and useCastoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying tlieir loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves."
3
EYE-SALVE
Castoria.
" Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children."
DR. G. C. OSGOOD,
Lowell, Mass.
SAY!
S <
Yesti
hud.trains
etween St. Louis
an 1 F rises 'itv.
h* -lini cr mir cars and Tour
ist'P'rs ee of extra charge.
I will m«e parties at any mil
roa 1 statioTi with through tickets
and h iirarage checks.
Fo • full informntioi.,maps aim
descrip ive pamphlets of tin
West write To or call on
R. A. NE W G A M ) .
Traveling Passenger Agrt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
J . CHARLTON, f i . P . A
Chicago. III.
RESPECli (
LL\ ,
W.L LITTL A 4.
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VOL 7
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C,
rilUPiSDA Y
MAY. 9 1895,
NO. 27.
W.L. DOUGLAS
W A SHING TO N
LETT E IT bylaw." ldie quoted clause had been buried-in the soil to a 1
A Strauge Story,
Indianupolis Journal. "And
is what Secretary Moitun be depth where they could not J Saturday Review.
! now gentlemen of the jury,' shou
Prom our Regular Correspondent
lieves is a bar to spending sprout. Soil samples \> ere taken ! A young man, walking to ; ted the young lawyer, running • S3JSH0E r T JSSZSik.
. CORDOVAN,
a t v a r i o u s d i s t a n c e s fi0111 t h e
FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF.
the house of his brother, a his long fingers through his flow
President Cleveland declines the money, as the law express
(4*3SJ FINE CAL/SKahcajwo.
surface to the depth oi a foot.
ing locks, "now gentlemen of the
to get excited hecnuse Eng- ! y a n d d i s t i n c t l y l i m i t s t h e These samples were placed under yeoman, found the inn at a
^3.S_OPOUCE,3 SOLES.
lir
a
l*inci is engaged in giving Ni- purchase and distribution old genial conditions and the seeds 1 neighboring town very full. j y« 1 ^k you as men and citi-j
ciunugua a metaphorical seeds to "such as are # rare which germinated were raised tie shared the room of a mer zeus of this great and glorious
BflYSSCHOOLSHOEi
republic if the spotless character
• LADIES'
spanking, and lo! there is a and uncommon in this coun- and cultivated to a flowering chantVho was openly count
my client is to be permitted to
and it is customary to stage. Although the land li a d ing out his money. Having
great howl from his enemies, trn
. . . .
,
- suffer from the words uttered bv
K?BS.c.5Sf3Uwho accuse him of abandon buy only a few of these for ceased to be arable between three occasion to visit the garden Li + i that vermiform appen1 that—by
BROC K TOHJAASa.
Over One Million People wear the
ing the Monroe doctrine. If use at the department expe gnd four hundred years before, and also to borrow a knife, dix who sits in the witness box
the weeds of cultivation were a- he accepted the loan of a with perjury stamped all over W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
the Monroe doctrine means rimental station.
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
The Supreme Court cannot bundantly represented, and Dr. knife from a merchant. On re! him!"
They give the best value ior the money.
that the United States shall
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
Thsir wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
fight, or threaten to tight ev finally dispose of the income Peters claims to have proved turning to his room he found !
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
From Si to $3 saved over other makes.
that the seeds of many field and the merchant gone; he went A Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
ery European country which tax cases, upon which argu
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
those cockney little South ments for a re hearing will be pasture plants retain their vital to bed, slept, rose early, walk From the Grotrn Lonneeti- Dealers ever) where, Wanted, agent to
lake exclusive sale for this vicinity*
ity considerably more than half ed to his brother's and was
cu ^ ^view.
and Central American repub heard next Monday, t o o
Write at once.
a century.
arrested in the afternoon fori - David Lewis, who has been
lics by their hot-headed acts soon to suit Treasury depart
Uettirg Into Trouble.
lutirrieriiig'tlie merchant. In^ ,fflk ' ted "" winter by rhenget into trouble with, ought meat officials. The vote of
, ,
,. , . . i mutism, is out again and all
Washington News.
to be abandoned. Asa mat Justice Jackson, who will sit
an pocket was that trade- ( j ue t o one of the medicines
"I have a friend traveling man s knife, and between the advertised l n our columns.
ter of fact no administration to hear the argument for a
through North Carolina," blade and handle was a gain- J After trying everything poshas ever put any such con re hearing, it cast against a
|siblf, he used Chamberlain's
struction upon the Monroe re-hearing will settle t h e said I). T. Stuart at the Ital- ea of Mary and William.
At the inn the merchant'sI Cain Balm which has relievwhole business, as it is under eigh. "He lias a natural pro
doctrine. While England
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... ed him of all pain, troiri which
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demand upon Nimugmi may stood tlie other eight num pensity for getting into hot empty bed. was stained with L
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he was a constant sufferer
bers of rhe court are equally water. In a letter to me the blood, and though the mer- and promises to make bin.
The management of the
be extortionate there is no
Equitable Life Assurance
doubt that it was provoked divided; hut should lie vote other day herein tes a funny ex chant's body was nowherefi*vfor duty soon. We know
Society in the Department of
b y N i c a r a u g i i a , w h i c h h a d for a rehearing it will be left perience he had at a hostler.y he found, the young man was David Has been a great suffer
the Carolinas, Wishes to se
in a littla'town of the State. condemned for murder and er and are glad to see him
somehow got Hie idea that open until that rehearing has
arounn again. For sale by
cure a few Special Resident
hanged in chains on his bro
the United States would in taken place and a decision This is part of His wail:
Agents. Those who are fitted
"And now let me give you ther's farm. Here a swain oh. W. L, Bryan.
ter-fere in its behalf before the shall have been ban led down
for this work will find this
worst came to the worst. and that may not until after a brief sketch of the latest served that the body moved;
Messenger: As we predicted the
Itl
England is doing precisely tin first of July, which is the predicament I got into. I got it was cut down, life was re Hads have given a serious back
into a little place called Mai animated and the youth fled set to the common schools. With
what theTJnited States would last day upon winch the in
It is work, however, and those
do under similar circa instan come tax can he paid without den. and stopped at a hotel to sea. Taken by Spaniards but little education themselves
who succeed best in it possess
ces — compelling reparation a penalty. The Votes by which for dinner. They have no wai in South America, he rose to tbey develoDed into enemies of
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
for insult and injury to her bonds and rents' wereexempt ter there, at fleast they had be warden of the goal, a n d popular education. Schools with
subjects—although this conn ed werp^neh that the result none when I was there. They while in enjoyment of fhat.o f out proper superintendency and 2 respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
try would probably have cannat be changed, no mat may have got some since. To flee recognized among some qualified teachers will prove a
tell the truth, they had a de English prisoners the person fraud and a deception. The clerk
fully. There's an unusual
gone about itdiffeontly TI if ter how Just ice Jackson mayvice rigged lift which oispens* for whose murder he had suf is to name the fellow who is to \| opening for somebody. If it \\
administra t ion desei ves com vote upon them.
examine teachers. This is indeed
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Wonder what those hair ed with their service. The ta fered.
niendutioii for its policy oi
a step backward. Why, oh why.
ther information on request.
ble was round and composed
The fact was that the mer
lion-interferance in this mat trigger individuals who were
should North Caroiina h a v e
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
so uuu-h afraid, sometime a- of two tiers. The first, or low chant, while the youth w a s been so afflicted, so cursed with
ter, and can he depended up
Rock Hill, S. C.
on to ad promptly and pa- go that Secretary Herbert er tier was stationary, and absent in the garden, discov such a prostituted, rapacious, in
ti iotically when any Amer - would not have the Navy on it, rested your plate, etc. ered that he was bleed ing free capable, ignorant body?
PROFESSION A L.
at On the upper tier was placed ly from a vein which h a d
can interest is assailed, but properly represented
it has no idea of being driven celebration attending* the the dishes, containing (he in been opened that day. He
Children Cry for
VV. B. COUNC1LL; Jit.
into an uncalled for row with 1 he opening of the sea canal evitable ham, the omnipres hurried to the surgeon in the
ent, fried eggs, the mashed po dark, was seized by a press Pitcher's Castoria.
England by the irresponsible at Kiel, on June. 1G, think of
' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BIG BWJORSOMEO E
themselves now? In addition tutoes. the turnip-top let gang, setved his Britaniv
jingo element.
Boone, N. C.
YOUR CASH.
It is every day becoming to the San Francisco and the tuce (?) and all other things Majesty in a ship of war, was
clearer that the republicans Marblchead, first designated, which go to support life in taken by the Spaniards, and
W. B. COUNCILL, M.I).
We have a full line of Gen
are going to try to straddle Secretary Herbert has order this Old North State. Tins at last, met in goal of South
Boone, N. C.
eral Merchandise, and are re
the financial question in their ed that the New York and the tier is so built that it revolves America, the very man who ceiving new goods every few
Resident T,hysician. Office
next national platform. A Columbia shall also go to so that if you want) the stew had been hanged foi ninrdc:- days, which we propose to
on King Street north of Post
sell at [trices never before Office.
I>ioposition, which is said to Kiel.. And there is a possa- ed tomatoes and they chance ing him in England.
heard of, for
cash.
We
A Versatile Lawyer.
have received the endrorse bility that the Secretary may to be in front of the pimply
invite your attention to a
tnc( (I fertilizer drummer, all
m e a t o f a n u m b e r o f t h e i r go himself on the Dolphin.
When Judge Larsons was few of our prices named be
Secretary Morton's b e a f you have to do give a spin, a practicing lawyer he was low: All wool cassimer 30
most prominent men, includ
ing two candidates for t h e investigations must be dis and presto, you have the to once employed to plead two inches wide at locts., French
ATTORNEY A 7 LAW,
matoes in fiont of you. One
Presidential nomination, is quieting the beef trust, when
cases in the court which \ver» cassimers 30c., cottonades MARION,
N.O
drawback to the thing is that
t hat a plank be inserted in one of its members makes the
one he 10c. and up, heavy domestic
-(o)you have to hold itwhilegeti for ^..i
u ,
the platform for the coinage ridiculous charge that those
was engaged r^. the plaintiff, 5%c. by the bolt, plaids 5%c.
? 2 , ,T ,
. , 51 ,
"r
, c , standard prints at be. and
ting* the stuff or else some fel
P
Will practice in the courts oof $400,'100,000 in silver, at i n v en t i g a t i on s a re kee p i n g u u
in the other for the defend up, cassimers and henrettus V itauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDowf
low at the other sideoftheta
a ratio of 18 to 1, the idea tie the price of beef. Secretary
ant. It happened that both in all the latest styles,cheap.
and* all other counties in the
ole will spin it away from
ing- tiiat this will prevent the Morton smiles it the charge,
cases were tried thesameday. (Tepoline, the lutesfHad in western district B^SjMTial atten
you. I wanted some butter
bolting of the silver republi which he.correctly character
He spoke for half an hour to dress goods, in the very la tion given to the collection o'
laiitu?."©*
the day I was there and it
ises as nonsense, and asks
the first jury; the case was test spring shades at 10c.
cans in the west.
was half way round frotn me.
We a re just i*ecei v i ng a la rge W. B. Council! M. I>. T. C. Blackburn.
It is nothing new to s a y pertinently: "Why should
given tcAhe jurors and they
•»tock of Shoes am 1 Ilafs, of
An elderly lady (it so hap
Boone, N. C.
Zionvillc, N. C.
had retired. When he appear all kinds at the very lowest
that Secretary Morton is op asking* questions, in order to
pened but I did not know it)
posed to the indiscriminate get at the truth, agitate any
ed before the second jury he prices. Also a nice iine of no
w a s helping herself t o t h e
made use of very different, ar tion* cheap. Men's good half
distribution of all kinds of body, or effect the beef mar
ham and had hold oi the taguments from those employ hose at 5c., fast black 20c.
ket?" That why will doubt
seeds by the Department of
h'e. I tried to spin it, bu+ it
HARDWARE
ed bv him before, of which
agriculture. He has been op less be echoed by the beef con
Us attended ut all
wouldn't move. 1 got mad
Of all kinds. Farmers, listen
the court took notice, remin
posed to it m>in the day lie sinners who have been com
hour,
and braced myself. Just, as
to our prices on hoes: Heavy
ding him that he seemed to (inch planter's hoefor 29c. Iune 1, '93.
learned of the absolute waste pelled to pay tribute to the
I got a good gup on t li e
have changed his tune and re medium cotton hoe4 lor $1.
which accompanied the dis greediness of the men vv h o
thing the aforesaid elderly la
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i
i a
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' ^ pea ted to linn what he had hoy's hoes 20 cts. each. You E. F. LOViLL. J. C. FLETCHER.
tribution of seeds, to say no compose the beef trust.
d.yletgoand the d- thmgV
,
i
a few minutes before. can get anything in tinware
thing about those Congresslliickleti'8 Arnica SaWc.
went whizzing. I caught the
Mr. Parsons fixed his keen at pries that will astonish
tnen who sold in bulk t h e i r The best salve in the world for
tomatoes on my lap, theplm
eye upon the judge and repli you. Trv our XX tinware. A 77 OllNh YS A T LA II',
quota of seeds,and if hecould cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
GROCERIES.
ply-taced drummer was fortu
ed: "May it please your hon
have had his way, Congress fevt rsores, tetter, chapped hancls
BOONE, N. <J.
Under this head we are prechilblains, corns, and all skin nate enough to stop the po
would not have appropriat eruptions, and positively Cures tatoes, the elderly lady got or, 1 might have been wrong p fire( ] t n offer you some spe
BS'Specinlattention given
ed one dollar for the purchas piles, or no pay required. It. is the rice, the ham caught the half an hour ago, hut now I jcjal inducements.Good green to the colletion ofclnims."
, .
.
,! know I am right." He pro- coffee 5 lbs for $1. 4 lbs. Arof seeds for indiscriminate guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. .aiKilord in the Htoinn-li n , n peeded, nnd when the juries! buckles ft, 18 lbs. white ex Chamberlain's Eve and Skin Ointment
free distribution during the Price 25 cents per box. For sale
cnroinedoffn.tothe lnpof a 1 ^ ^ . , w a s fo „ n(1 h „
tra C sugar *1.6 lbs sod,
soda Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
earn ing',fiscal year. Hut hedid by W. b. Bryan.
young lady on his le t, M
, d a v ,.,, Jict i n b o t l l t „. 25?. Oysters, canned peaches Eczema. Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
jm
not have his way, ar.d an ap
rolled oats, soaps, etc. I11 25 cento per box. For sale by druggists.
Vitality of Seeds.—Dr. Deters, turnip top lettuce unloaded .^ _ L ( , w i s t „ n journal.
propriation. somewhat small
TO HOBSXTOWHEB.9.
fact almost anything kept in
onto the head a very red-hair
T ,———-—-—
For
a fine healthy eru
,
.
, , .
Notice of Dcsolution,
a country store, at [dices dition putting a horee inCondition Powders.
er than usual, was made for of the Botanic Garden of Gottin- I ed. and. much freckled youth 1i
try Dr. Cady's
,
gin. has been experiment ing with
that defy competition,
They tone up the svstem, aid digestion, euro
The firm of Johnson, Ldthat purpose. It is not cer
seeds taken from different depths who sat on my left, while the ^nisten & Co., of Riowing •fifThe highest, market prices i lot* of nppetre, relieve constipation, correct
tain, however, that Secreta
; kidney ci^orders and destroy worms, giving
of soil in a dense wood from butter gtlick in the^hair <>l a
has this day by tnutu- paid for coutitiy produce.
new fe
over worked horse.
ry Morton will sfiend thatap 100 to 150 years old, which had inan who was drumming for [.q consent desolved, Edmis- iSsT'Try a glass of our great cents1iperto an oid or For sale by druggists. 23
packace.
propiiation. The approprin been arable land for many years a coffiin factory. The land la- ten & Co. to pay all claims summer drink only 5c. Call
tion act says "the money is before it came woodland. His ob jdy caught the biscuits and 1 against the firm of Johnson, and get our prices before buy
FOH PTSPEPSTA,
Indlgostion, an^ Stomach disorders, take
appropriated for the par ject was to discover howlongthe ' caught the devil, as well as EdmislciiA (.0. this April ing elsewhere. Resp.
BROWX'S IKON BITTERS.
It, 81 per bottle.
W. h. SHERWOOD k Co. All dealers keep crossed red lines Genuine baa
ch as, propagation and distri seeds of weeds would retain the ! ihe tomatoes. It e^st me just 2Gt h. 1995.
trade mark *na
on wr&ppet.
Johnson, Edmisten & Co. Aintintha, May 1, '95.
but ion of seeds as required power of germinating after they '$2.50 to pay for the dishes." i
I Docs This1
I! Hit You?
.1 F MOllPKfcW,
Councill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons*.
*
IOVILL & FLETCHER.
�*
The Business Situation,
Eugland and Nicaraugua
The dispatches says that have come to terms and Ni
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT .
"the wages of 250,000 |>er- caraugua will pay the indem
opyl year
$1.00
HOUS in New England were ail nity, and England will with
0 mouths
50
The great secret to success in having plepty of the com
V a need voluntarily last week' draw her war ship from f'o3 mouths..
35
forts of life is in knowing bow nftd when to buy. First#
and that "themanufacturers rinto. So there will be no
v sutihi.ng Rates.
look ! second, examine the quality and price of the article#
JS 70
—G. W. Council!, with sev- are swam|>ed with orders'' other trouble at present, and or articles, you wish to buy. To those who are interested
> ^,;!ltlOllfh;.,,V«.»
1.75 eral hands, is now at work tell an eloquent tale of the the Monroe doctrins is still in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
• 3'tic4'
UC:?:....:
money we most respectfully invite them to call on tls and
J JIJI making some much needed improvement in general bus observed by England.
" (J "
,r.fcr
examine our entire line of
—
O-PO | ,
i t . ,
iness. All the great line of
" i year:::;;::::::::::;::: T,QoM'"P'oven,ents oni the Blow
NOTICE.
.'oluinn 1 week...
0.00 ing Keck Hotel property.- trade feel the effect of the re
Htate of North Carolina, Wa
it
1 month.....
laU56 Tlie building is being re fur vival. In the woolen,cotton, tauga county. By virtue of a
Consisting of Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
i v 3, ' ! .
25m
nished from top to bottom, r u b b e r , s t r a w g o o d s , a n d mortgage deed exesuted to me Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, Hats, Cups, Shoes, Clothing, No
' "t4 ' 0
"
37.50
by E. B. Miller and wife, Jaue,
. i f • n year.;...
.......50 00 and the present owners, Coun boot and shoe industries, on the the 10th day of Feb. '94, tions, etc.
s o m e t h i n g l i k e a b o o m h a s and duly recorded in the book of
It will not. cost you anything to examine our goods
M..- ij.i-t - '
_
•-•ill and Taylor, will have it
come within the past f e w mortgages for Watauga county, but we will be pleased to show them to yon and give you
Entered at the Postofficeat ready for summer boarders
I will offer for sale at the court our priceejwhether you buy or not,
loon* 1 , N. C., as second-class by the time the season opens weeks. The iron and steel house door in Boone, for cash in
manufactories are beginning
mail matter.
_
—Deputy Collector It. L. to show an activity such as hand, on the 2nd day of June,'95
it being the 1st Monday in said
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
Council! seems to be some was absent for the past two m o n t h , 5 2 5 f i v e h u n d r e d a n d
LOCAL NEWS.
you the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
what improved in health and years. This is the report twenty-Hye acres of land known
as the E. B. Miller Steel tract, ly chant or merchants in the coilntj . We do not quote prices
—The wheat crop on Cove we hope ere long to see him w h i c h c o m e s f r o m a i l t h e ing in swid county, and is more in ou»* advertisement from the fact therenre so many differ
i'.n.i K;
Creek looks unusually pros again able to attend to the prominent manufacturing lo- fully described iu said mortgage ent grades ot the same line of goods that it is almost im
duties of his office. His res oalities in New England.
deed, to satisfy, a debt due by possible to quote prices and at. the same time describe the
pen) us.
m
note and said mortgage amoun goods so you will know the quality without examining for
ignation was tendered to Col
What is true of that region ting to $180.00 with interest
—Attorney E. S. Coffey IS
o •..u'.'i»
lecter Carter some time since is true in a greater or 'essde cost of this action. This May and yourself. We w ill rtbt try to induce any one to buy our
the goods by selling on time, we sell to ah lor the Pay \\ hen
attending Bakersville court
-.f-r'tv.j
oi» account of failing health, gree of the situation through 1st, 1895.
> o li this week.
ft w<,vr b
I bey Receive The Goods consequently it enables us to sell
A. J . Moretz; Mortgagee.
but was not accepted. Dick out the whole country. The
i it
*Vti(
goods for less money. All we ask Is a fair trial and the buy
—Miss J. Jennie Coffey, o has made such an efficient
er will be convinced of the truth.
great manufacturing centers
Boone, is on a visit to But and popular officer that the
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
of course, are the first to feci
CJi).
ler, Tenn.
If LACK BURN, CO71RELL & MILLER.
Collector is loth to give him the effects of any 8 h a r p
jy t
April 4th, 1895
—Colonel and Mrs. Geo. N up.
change in business conditions
(Kb •
.
.
.
• Folk, utter spending seveia
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—The reform Judge Tim- favorable as well as unfavor
days here, have returned to berlake, never reached here able, and this consideration
<v\
i'» ; • r
Lenoir.
until Tuesday of last week, makes the New England situ
—From the amount of bus thereby incurring an expanse ation valuable as a business
it! f o' v.i'f fc
-Oiness before tl.e Grand Jury of near $300 which has to be barometer. The panic struck
Accuracy
-last week, we may expect a paid by the tax-payers of NVa that locality before it did the
Completeness
full docket at our nsxt term tauga county. He opened rest of the country, and it is
Conciseness
court on Tuesday, but on hit earlier also by the wave
of court.
Convenience
Wednesday be took a violent of returning prosperity. That
—Miss Maggie Lovill will
spend the summer at W. R tooth ache and court was the rest of the copntry is be
adjourned without a single ginning to respond to the im
LovilTs, her orother. and will
case on the Civil docket be pt*oved conditions is shown
ll you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
enter the Female (College at.
ing tried. We again repeat, by the increased bank clear
or Tombstone, For the least money, be sure to write to me,
Greenshoro this fall.
great is Reform.
anccsand thegrowth of rail
f \$b£ M
as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
' " ' —B. J. Council I has his »ev
—Wf have lost two of our road earnings.
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
idence about completed. The
filial suhsribers by for
Railroad earnings are slow
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
(i niitfra and imper h ( inR. rif
farther discus in reflecting the improvement
^"Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
IH,rt IMittiimo'ii the finish aona(Ml Kihlintl (fUestions,
putting
in conditions because oi the A Business Han
can Rfla jn «r>
and give me a call or write for prices.
,ing touches. « t ;
' v ' t rv through the*columns of the shortage in crops last year,
t# know Rm truth. ttv» whot« truttt. md
f
C- B- WEBB- Statesville, N. 0.
ktohlnf but IS ti«rfK Aatt Ite Mud AM
briOoMIm
— The Holly Spring College DEMOCRAT . We only (teafed which has reduced the reve
yjfen <
January i24tb, 1895.
lit hM 00 tint X wtsta In tMMlAg #W«t
Itit #4f«a of t »ub)*ct. Ho wonts,to ftt 4t Ao
at Butler, Tenn., closed its the offended ohes as we have nue of tlie* rrptds from that
flit of tho Whole matter end foee not «*#o
session yesterday. The school treated rnan.v others—just important Source. But the - — for o hundred pegtt of opinion* If he <*n got
- Metl In » hundred Hnoe of eolld facts.
at GipUe will close its session did not publish their articles. roads, too, are beginning to
That Id h> soy He wonts the EncycluywMn
Brltennlca for no other work win so
11. is hard to plea see very body leepond to the improved
next week.
\ •
foapletely n«et the busy men's needs k
Has justly boon carted " the knowledge of the
whole word compressed Into Ave feet of
—The county commission in rUhnitigu pa|»er. Our in influences, especially in the
book shelf "
ers were in session on Mon tent ioriM'have always, been to manufacturing region. The
YPS. HIP old ypnt* of 1894 is gotie with all its pleasures
d a y a n d T u e s d a y o f t h i s try to act fairly dfth all men stock, cotton, gfainatid gen Another Characteristic
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is Ushered in upon
but some of them can't see eral provision markets re
Of the business man Is that he has an rye ew
week, and made a final settle
us,and we nil should make the best use of it possible. The
0m dollars. If His good judgment rirubles
fcttjWjtf flo, heuse the trouble. main bullish, which ordinaliHim to detect (He actual merit of e project
incut with ex Sheriff RuSr- 1 "
way to do that is to uegin right and keep right the year
before hie neighbors get Into llae to " reds
l.v is is a favorable symptom.
In on the bottom door." while hit fees shrewd through.
il
-^Dr. John. L. Cottrell, of -T^IV' n A. Holsclaw wants In 1878, when railroad shares
neighbor welts until all the world wants tr
yj>ii jojiiotethefollowingand
You can do this by doing all your trading during the
had then he finds " the stocks hove gowe up."
Wilkesiidro, who recently JV h Is this characteristic of Carotins business
and grain made a sharp turn
pnifi't thereby:
year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
men (hat Is leading them to generslty Is
turned frpin jiie College of
procure the Encyclopedia fir I tannic* while N
Ladies, ceipeiuber you -paTi upward, the end of the panic
fcay be hed at introductory rates. A thorough eral merchandise, all at the
Physicians and .Shrgepips, ,fif }
of 1873 had come and a bus
business men sees how the Br I tannics
,
gJth^airbf pebble grained
publishers cpa afford to permit a greet pe per
Ba|timV»'re, Md., was iri town button,shoes for $ I, cash, af- Rmss boom wascloseat hand.
&
v ' •
nke The Chdrtotte Observer,
'
VOL'*
thli week.
.. v ,
offer their up-to-date edition at Introducfefp
so hue hats cheap at in y For the next five or six years
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1895, by
prices for s short (lis* sntll the public
generally Has become familiar with its
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
—Little Li I lie, daughter of StOCH.f . ; ; r i
there was an industrial pro
Surpassing merits. Then art will went H.
Gentlemen, you can get a gress thioughout the coun
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
and they will have to pay the publishers'
N. N. Colvard, had the mis
regular prke , while the man who was shrewd 20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
pair of fine Cong, shoes f o r
enough to purcbetr during the Introductory
fortune to ii fliet a painful
try such as had not b e e n
$1.20 eash, a I my store.
mance 6% cts. and up, domestic, very heavj--, 7 cts by the
period ha* raved just Si,00 per volume am
wound in her foot on lyst
th* price of the work.
bolt, cash, jenns, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, cash
You will find a nice line of known for more Minn a de
Write for application blank to
Sunday evening, by jumping straw goods o f all kinds at, cade and a half. Now as then,
mers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
The Observer, part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
on a piece of broken glass. >rices to suit the times at t he ad va nee in prices of stocks
Charlotte, N. C also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get .you on short
cotton and grain marks the
; —fn our next issue will ap my store.
notice, cook st jves, farmers friend plows utid repairs, BisFarm* rs, you can get five exit of the trade stagnation
pear an obituary of consider
sell and Chatuiiooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
good hoes fo $1. at my store. and the advent of another
able length on the late Jpines
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
You will find a large lot of
Brown, of Johnson county, good family medicines of all period ot business activity
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
and prosperity.—Globe Dem
Tenn. Sorrv we could not Kinds at my store.
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
ocrat.
give me your trade this year, and 1 will certainly sell you
get it in this issue.
Good Rio coffee 25c., nice
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
—We are sorry to announce white sugar at 6c. 6 lbs. so
Did You Erer
prosj>erous and happy New Year. I am
da for 25c., rice at 6 cts. and
that our popular physician. in fact anything you want Try Electric Bitters as a remedy
*
Yours Anxious to piease,
for your trouble? If not. get a
Dr. L. C. Reeves, will leave cheap at my store.
bottle now and get relief. This
us and move to Blowing
Wanted at once, 400 doz. medicine lias been found to be pe
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
Rock. The Dr. vvifi be great eggs at 8 cts. per doz., also culiarly adapted to the relief and
ly missed by our people here. all kinds of roots and herbs cure of all Female Complaints, ex
erting a wonderful direct influ
means so much more than'
— The ore that is being ta- will b^ bought at the highest ence iu giving strength and tone
you imagine—serious and'
market prices this season' at
^ ii from the tunnel of the Allen A. Holsclaw's store, Sil to the organs. It you have loss
fatal diseases result from'
of appetite, constipation, head
G .inlfather silver mine is verstone. N. C.
trifling ailments neglected.:
ache, fainting spells, or are nerv
ncn in both gold and silver.
Don't play with Nature's'
Art ing through the blood. ous, sleepless, excitable, melan
Tlie only question now is.i.Jit Hood's iSarsaparilla not, o n 1 v choly or troubled with dizzy
greatest gift—health.
If yow arc feeling
large enough to pay. More cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc., spells, Elect ric Bitters is the med
out of sorts, weak ,
icine you need. Health and stren
and getierslly es- "
work will be dene to drive but gives health and vigor to the gth are guaranteed by its use.
hausted, nervous,,
whole body.
have no appetite
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
Large bottles only 50 cents at
through the shaft.
and cant work, (
begin at once tak
W. L. Bryan's.
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
ing the most relia- ,
There has been a suit be
—Times are most evident
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
ble strengthening ^
medidne.which is ,
fore Judge Stnrbuckover the General Ranspui's reception
ly improving! Jess Reed, who
tion.
Brown's Iron Bit-"
ten A few bot
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c islives near the Boone and State Librarian at Raleigh. in Mexico was said to have
tles care—benefit
comes from the
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
Blowing Rock turnpike, on The man who Ihe legislature been a most splendid affair.
very first dose—«f
www'/ timim jnmr
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It Is
ttetk. a n d it's!
Midrtie Fork, has gone into appointed sued the present The Ministers speech on the
pleasant jo take. ,
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
a general merchnntile busi incumbent for possession but occasion was a brilliant one,
i '
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
ness near his residence. If you the court decided that the old has electrified the Mexicans
cines on the market.
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
ifrdtit goods cheap,'of course o f f i c e r h o l d s o v e r ; t h a t t h e and is attracting much at
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
Neuralgia,
Trouble*,
he'll sell 'em that way. Go new Librarian was not legal tention. Minister.Ransom is
with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package, sent
Constipation, Bad Blood
ly elected by the Legislature. a perfect type of the Ameri
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dvaearly and avoid the rush.
Malaria,
Nervous aliments <
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and lie convinced that
The case goes to the Supreme can citizen and will have a
Women's complaints.
•1— On Monday Capt. E. F.
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
Court.
great influence in Mexjco. In
wrapper.
lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- '
Lovill boarded the train at
stltates. On receipt of two sc. stamps we
7HE MOUSTAIS MEDICINE OMPANY.
our humble opinion there are
mill send Set of Ten BeewtHwl Vl orid'
Elk Park for Thief River
Fair Views and book—free.
Children Cry for very few men superior to our
Zipnville, N, C., Sept. 6,1894,
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE MD
::
Falls, Minn., where la 1 is loca Pitcher's Castoria.
Mat W. Ransom.
^4
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
P OTHE
ted . in the service of Uncie
* am - TheCapt. car. boast
of as many friends in Wataugti as any man, and we all
wish for him a safe 'rip to
his far off post of duly.
LOOK AND EXAMINE!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
Business
Men
Want
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
Statosvillo Marble Works.
HEW TEAR GBEEUHGSI
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
Poor
Health
THE MOUNTAH MEDICINECOPANY
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
It Cures
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ZIGNVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
�The Watauga Democrat
1 he great amount of rain
It Did the Business.
Send for Sample Copj
>••••••••••••<
we are now having has put
Since its enlargement, 1 he
Rev. J. II. C^bb, publisher
the farmers so behind with of th° 'Mirror, at Broeton, Carolinian is the la r g e s t
%.t «r
. •«
Hihtbfiaj .May, 0, IS if 5
their work, that corn plant N. V.,says: "For nearly two newspaper published in the
Bad soda spoils food floul
ing will be unusually late. yea is the 'Mirror' has be»n State, it prints all the news,
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
It now appears that Illi On last Saturday Boone and publishing the advertise and prachps the dorlriue of
only ii packages.
nois, Indiana and Ohio will vicinity was visited by one ments of' hainberlain's Rem pure Domo<Tacy.It contains
edies. A few days ago the eight pages of interesting
fccariBI
tM* trmda nark &all fall into the silver bubble, of the heaviest rains we have writer was suffering from a matter every week.
Send
J
K costs DO more than inferior package «odi
both republicans and demo seen far years, and the fresh bowel trouble and resorted one dollar a ml get it for a
crats, but with two distinct plowed mountain lands were to an old remedy which did w hole year. A sample eopy • —never spoils the flour—always keeps soft.
• Beware of imitatioo trade marks tod bh-b,
candidates for President The badly washed. Then on Mon not prove efficacious: finally w ill be mailed free on appli
• and insist on packages
he tried Chamberlain's Colic, cation to
republicans of Ohio and Iowa day we had another severe
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem JOSEPHUS D AMEI .s. Editor.
tearing the— words—
favor Allison. There is now fain and the planters are so edy and two doses did the
R ALEIGH, N. U
one tiling very plausible to far behind that it will take business, checking it com
Sftairi makesainends to the
os, that if the silver advo them until the first of June pletely. For sale by W. L.
United States tor tiring on • ^
cates can get together and to catch upagain. Wearesat Bryan.
by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by frocen ererywhere.
•
AR" am4 IUBMT BMI ti TIIMM* KKIH*-PREG.
WRTU
»
the Alianca, and that affair •
pull in the same direction, isfied that we never saw finer
Gov. O'Ferrailv of Va.. has has been settled honorably
they will elect the next Presi grass at this time of year.
dent by a large majority and Rye and wheat are flourish been having trouble with and satifactory totbeUiiittd
•
Senator Allison may be the i n g a l s o . T h e p r o s p e c t f o r strikers. Troops are being States.
Biicklkn,g A: uica Sa'vr.
man. The silver men are very fruit, except peaches, is very sent to Llkhorn, Pocahontas
ami other points to quell the
The best salve in the world for
much in earnest, and it looks flattering, and if it is not de
A\XOUX( EM LA T FOR 1S95.
like the country will follow stroyed by frost we will have miners who are on a strike. ruts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
b irst session ojiens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes Jnne21st
fever sores, tetter, vhappeil hands
with great enthusiasm, if the more than can be consumed. Those mining districts ar> chilblains, corns, and all skin 1895. I he sH-ond session will open Aug. Gtl: 1895 and
west swings in to the siher The brandy distillers w ill go places where some of t h e eruptions, and positively tores close DIM.-. 24th.
FACULTY.
column,? and it now appears into business again no doubt, worst men congregate, and piles, or no pay required, it is
foreigners are the disturbing guaranteed to give ]>ert< et satis v Rev.J.H.Yarboro. Principal. Miss J. Mav Yarboio
that it will. The great states ) an d lnuc h cussed news'' will
faction or money refunded will be m charge of the Primary mad Inter media tf. depart »
element, as a rule.
of Ohio, Indiana,Illinois and |b e the result,
Price 25 cents |>er box. For sale
ments, and she will also have charge of the' anisic depart
by W. Ii. 15rvan.
others are wild on the silver
i
merit. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeiu
T'r*«b Wnk, UtrroHt.
issue, and it they carry this
ployed us the school uiyy leqmre.
News and Observer: The Il
Russia and Japan is about
issue successfully in the com linois gold bugs have alrea- Means impure blooo. and over
TERMS
work or too much strafnon brain to qudi'icl .NV'T the treaty of
?.V
in the Primary DepartniPiit #1.00.
ing great meetings to be held dygiven up the fight, thus and body.-The only way to fine
II Kill Lit ENGLISH
#2 00
a t C l e v e l a n d , O h i o , w h e r e proclaiming that silver has i s t o f e e d t h e n e r v e s o n p u r e Japan ami China, but it is
ACADEMBT...:
#2.50 to #3J)()!
piomble that the difficull y
they meet to christalize the won its first great victory in blood. Thousands of peoplecertiSlhM
..#2.50.
fv that the l»est blood purifier,
plans to carry the Allison the greatest of the Lake the t»esf nerve tonic and strength will la amicably set 1 led.
Board in good families, include g light, fuel and
boom and define the issue. states. Let the good work builder is Hood's Sarsaparilla
necessary convt-nieiices, j>er month, #6.00 to #7.50.
In this event it may be expec go on. Voorhees says that W hat it has done tor others it
tor any information not herein contained apply to the
ted that things will go wild Indiana will fall into line. will do for you. Hood's Cures.
I Principal, Boone, N. C.
•
Nervousress, loss of sleep, loss
and the great West will be sol Now if Ohio and mrchigan of appetite and gei era! debility
id. Then the South, yts, the can be carried; the democra all disappear when Hood's Sar
Secretary Hoke Smith has
entire South, will follow. The cy can go into the campaign saparilla is persistently taken,
recently come out against
and strong nerves, sweet sleep,
silver issue will swallow up of 1896 on a clean cut silver
free silver. Nearly all of Cleve
strong body, sharp apj)etite,aii(i
nver.fthing. Old party line*L| a tfoi m that «ill attract to in a word, health and happiness
land's cabinet are against
free silver.
will be ignored for the time, i t a || the real bi-metallists m follow thejjae of Hood's Sarsaptf
i
O.
parilla.
and silver and anti-silver| the country,
A Renarkable Cere of Rheumatism.
strong point about Hoorl's
will be the test. We will
Sarsapsritta is thai they are yierJ'row the Grot^ri ( oiwevti "Money Saved Is
Hoke Secresl Sentenced.
have two extremes—no mid
inanent, liecause they start from
^yArlams
nit Review.
Money Made."
dle ground. The sound mon
RUTHERRFDTON, N,C., May the solid foundation of purified,
Diivirl I>»vvis, whu bus been
ey theory will not be heeded 3.—The noted case of Hoke vitalized and enriched blood.
offlictcd all win tip by rheiir
.0.
So h e r e w e g o f o r t h e n e x t . ( S e c r e s t , w h o m u r d e r e d h i s
mntisni, is Out a gain and all
Congressman Tom Settle is
due to one 'of the medicines
campaign, and predict that | wife and child eighteen years
Owing to a recent change
adVertised'i n Bur <-oluinns.
the bright metal will win.
again Burke county, this for fat Tom Reed for Presi
dent, while Senator Pritch- •crefuta Thoroughly Kratflcatod. After frying everything pos in our business, that is, from
hi ,
. i State, was called this morn"C. I. HOORF A Co., Lowell, M M*. :
sible, he used Chamberlain's
Moonologyin planting ft.unacl
for the State ard is going it alone tor Bill "It I# wltk yie«9nr0 that I fTtftm the details PpinJJalm, which has reliev the "Old Time" credit sys
•f onr IltUe Mhj'% Sckoees and her return to
still heir)* discussed by many a n d d „ fenHe n n n o n n c « d t t l H t McKinlev. Pi it chard is f o r health by the m ef Hood's SarsHperilU. 8h*
ed him of all pain from which tem to a
of our people. We know of I hey had agreed upon a com high tariff and free silver;Set was Uken down with
he was a constant sufferer
Fover
a Bad Cough.
many good sensible men and promise, verdict of m 3 n - tie is for anything to succeed Following thl» aand hmm mj her right aide be- and promises to make hin.
»ore
in politics, and is a sharper •ween the two lower rib#. la » abort Ume an fi f for diity soon. We know We are able to offer
good formers, whorelgiously (slaughter
r > au
other broke en the left side. She would take David has been a great suffer
believe in planting their vari
1/ LTL®
•pelle T eore mouth a
bad
The jury was accordingly man than Pntchard and will a tn *of,ercoming thlaad when weeuFermcored er and.are glad to. see him
ABBUCKLE'S CWFEI?
aho would
with atous crops in a certain time instructed to render such' a turn him Jown.
laoka of bh,h ferer sad e*pe) bloody looking
For sale bv
•orruntlm. ITer head was anVeted and mattet arouno again.
at 24 cts per ft>.;
of the moon. We are not so verdict and Secivst was at
•ozed from bet ear*. After eaeh attaeh ehe hw- W. L. Bryan.
Good green coffee at 20 cts.
A Household Treasnre.
young as many people and once sentenced to 20 years
|>er !b ;
rve have experimented for our imprisonment in the peniten ^ f). W. I ul'er. of Canajolmrie, •Am* wor## and &Q fremt
N. Y., says that lie always k<jeps relief wntll — bogaa —itmept failed to gre hev
we
tot n*e Hond'e SareaMrllla.
m
4 C" sigar a? 16 lbs
own satisfaction on this sub tiary.
Extra
Hi- King's New IDiscovery in aI
... the A fter the bad twk eu on^hatf W — we eoitkl »ew
-haff bonie
Dr. k 1 far U \ 4IUT
-rlBT-p
vrcontinued nntll the
v A.
we
jeet, and we have often been
to the dollar; g<>4 •! h» av\
If itftoiy of the Crime.
house and his family hnH always •Ad tAkee tL^ee bottle#. Ifow
looks Hko
CANGivii MILK.
Thw Blwom of Health
made to wonder how men
found the very best results follow
domestic at 7 cts yn yard
On Monday, March 5, '77,
via. We
can hold to an old tradition Hoke Secrest married his its use, that he would not be with and It t*t a* alh raror effeel watefal. and rxnnat
^"We have just
ify
Hnod'a SnrwKmrUia."
out it/if procurable. G. A. Dvke- MRS. A. M. ADAMS, inmaa, Tennessee.
ICANT RLAY TH E FI DDLE 3D 4'jises of gent's = » •..»
of the fathers on these ques wife at Newton,and Tuesday inan, druggist, Catskill.
Y..
Hood's Fills art eeeily. yet promptly sod
tion without investigating night she and her little four- says that Dr. King's New Discov •Acleutty, tm tho liver s«d bowels. Ms.
• 'But I enn show you slides, and will -ell Vhen. ;
a nice hSsortfn^iit of Staple prices to suit the |»U.N
tbe matter. We resjiectfully |.ye<ir old daughter were killed ery is undoubtedly the b e s t
Cough remedy; that he has use 1
Children Cry for and Fanry Groceries, surh as CftJ! ;u>(J see us nim
ask our friends who iiofd this land burieti mie font in the it in his family for eight years,
w e n HI
COFFEE,
•
save yon money.
old idea sacred, to test it in ground near the road side, and it has never failed to do all Pitcher's Castoria.
SUGAR.
a practical way by planting | She was a bride one day and that fs claimed for it. Why not
NOTICE.
, JOHNSON EDM IST KA k K
L 'HEESE ; f ry a remedy so long
in both the old and pew of the second night was killed, tested. Trial bottle fiw tried and
Blowing Jtoek, De4- ] 2. 1894.
CRACKERS,
Having qualified as Admin
at. W. L.
the moon. This will test it. He has twice been proiiounc Bryan's.
CAKES. "
istra fix of G. W. Daggerdrd.
• A NN EI>- BEEF.
Have everything equal and ed a lunatic and twice escaplate of Watauga county, N.
P OTTED H A M , .
( this is to notify all persons
, TREATMEimT
plant the same ground and ed from the asylum ar.d fleil
S<»nator Voorhees comes
SAI.mo.N^..^
.
having claims against the es
same seed, part in the old to South Carolina where he out squarely for tree silver,
—ItY—
SARDIXKS,
tate of said deceased to ex
and pait in the new of t h e sold f>ne farm and subsequen also Senator Vest, of Mo., hibit lhem to the undersign
B UTTER
INHALATION!
moon. In this way you can j tfy bought and now owns a two of tin? leading democrats ed on or before the first day
English walnuts, soft shell
tie convinced, if you want to nice farm at Campeballo. S. of thenation. We little Dem of'April 1896, or this notice ed almonds, peanuts.raisins, 1529 A r r h St., PhiUdelpbia, Pa.
be, that the moon has noth-lc. Some say he is a sharp, ocrats can afford to fo" o w will be placed in Par of their figs, canned fiuits, shoedress
l
ing whatever to do with it* shreud rascal; others allege where they lead, and say with recovery. All persons i n - ing, inks, plain and fancy can
For Consumption. Asthma. Bmp
The moon has no influence on he is insane. His able counsel them give us more silvei ami debted to sard estate will d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y chit is, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hrnf
' *
please make immediate pay SOAPS,
v, getation, and we ask >on I Messrs. D. A. Covington, Jus bigger pieces. We will man ment. This the 1st day of
Fever Headache, Debility Rheii
T OBAIX'O,
matiym, Neuralgia.
to experiment and beconvin- tice & Justice, and Judge \V age the handling. Just let us April 1895.
SNUFF,
E. C. D UGGER, Adtnrx.
CIGARS,
..
„ AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
ced. Then qnit talking about A. Montgomery, claimed thai have it, is ail we ask.
DISORDERS.
CIG ARETES.
planting your corn on the he was insane and ought not
M ATCHES,
To Make Pura Biood
new of the inoon. Get yonr to be hanged; the Solicitor
Tj
^
i#
Horse and Cattle Powders, It lias bem in use for more than
ground right, plow and hoe and attorney Redwine, of There is no medicine before the
and many other articles too twenty years; 'housands f>i p»;tients have lieen treated, aim
it well and depend on the Monroe, were prepared to of- people equal to Hood's Sarsapatedious to mention.
parilla It is the standard spring
ver onethonsand physicians nam
warm sunshine and ram to fer strong evidence to prove medicine and blood purifier and
P^Conie and see for your u s e d i t a n d r e e o n u p e n d i t —
do the balane?.
his sanity.
it possesses peculiar merit which
significant fact.
selves.
The bo DPS of the murdered otliors try in vain to reach. It
The bu siriess of the coonI also keep a good line Jt is agreeable. The? j
really makes the weak strong.
try is now beginning to boom w o m a n a n d c h i l d w i t h t h e Do not neglect to purify y o n r
of Domestic Medicines neons t a s t e , n o r s i e k c i . i i . . - 1 ;
considerably in every direc'\ fragments of their clothing blood this spring. Take Hood's
All of my goods wiP be "C4impound Oxygen—its n «
t i o n . a n d t h e p r i c e s o f e v e r y - | f , n d o t h f r e v i d e n c e s o f t h e Sarsaparilla now.
scld a t prices t o suit t h e
Action and KesidtH,'" is * .
H ood's Pills become the favor
thing are advancing. Cattle a wful crime which ha ve been
times, for PAY DOWN, but tie of a book of 200 pages p-ji>
nrehighernow than th»y have in the possession of of the lte cathartic with every one who
LAWFUL HIGH ON A lished by Drs. St.irkev ai»d i'akn
try them. 25c: per box,
which gives to till inquire) s li^k
been for several years, and Clerk of the Court of McDow
CREDIt.
information as to this remark!?
no doubt will stay up as the ell county for nearly twenty
George Mills, who killed
When yum come to the ble curative agent, and iVcord 4>f
supply is somewhat exhaust years, had been brought here his niece, land Wimberv last
"Bock" cou.e and see ine, and 8urj>T isirig cures iq a w ide range
of chronic cases—many of them
ed. Every man in our coun to the Clerk of the Superior fall was hanged in Raleigh
it may be to our mutual ben after being abandoned to die by
Court for use in the trial.
ty ought to raise all the ca t
efit.
on the 3rd inst. This was a
other physicians. Will be mailed
tle he can, as that will be
J. R. Holland, the default most brutal murder. Mills
Thanking my .friends for on application.
his only money crop. Let ing cashier of the Farmer's acknowledged his guilt and
past patronage, and hoping I
every fai mer look wel) to the National Bank at Charlotte, soys the pa rents of the girl
to merit it in thefntore, lam!
raising of all kinds of stock, hns been released on a bond made him commit the horri
1529 Arch St. Phfladtlpbla, Pa.
X ERY RE8PECTFULLY,
120 Sutter St. San Fmi.eisoo, Ca^
as Watauga is specially a-1 for #30,000 when his short- ble crime. The mother of the
J. B. CLARKE.
dapted to stock-raising.
j age is estimated at #80,000. girl is a sister of Mills.
Blowing Rock, April 10, '95. Please mentioH this po, ^r.
I AVOID Bulh Soda.!
|ARM AND HAMMER SODA!
BOONE. HIGH SCHOOL.
Do You Wfnl tayf
Hood's is Good
Makes Pure Blood
CASH BASIS
Rood's
Cures A cow can'1
: Drs, Starkey & Palbn,
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The Watauga Democrat
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A EMOCRATIC family newspaper,
devotad to the interest or Coun
ty State and Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga Conntv. N. C.
Farm and Garden Notes.
/
MUftiouuiics and Ham,
How a Boy Flayed the Show.
A lady at Wake Forest
gives the following well de
served lecture to the News
a n d Obsvi vei and to t h e
young man who got inti) the
circus by pretending that tie
was blind:
1 notice in your issue of
the 27th, an item under the
heading of "How he Played
the Show," which is calcula
ted to injure the morals of
•nit only the hoy in questiou
but of many who would not
otherwise have known of this
"Eight Year Old's C u t e
Ruse."
I quote the following:
"The little fellow, seeing he
was 'in for it.' inude a clean
breast of the whole matter,*
ami his explanation of how
lie played rhe-show so star
tled and then amused his mo
ther that the young hopetu!
escaped her promised wrath.
This is his confession: "Yes
mam 1 went and hungaround
the tent and while I w a s
there a lot of hlipd children
come and I saw 'em goin' in,
so I shut my e\es and went
in with them "
If boys are to be com mend
ed by their-mothers, editors
and friends for such sharp
practices, can we wonder that
the growth from such seed
should bring forth a bounti
ful crop of defaulting cash
iers? Ought such active ly
ing as was practiced in this
instance, as well as disobedi
ence to p.hf'Cnts, to be con
doned because it is "cute"?
God torbid! The young need
every help iirthe way cf re
straint to dishonest practi
ces. The'slipper' well appli
ed and our editors frowning
silence might have given the
little fellow a clear idea of his
fault. I appeal to you, and
to all editors in behalf of the
young, to-cmmend truth, obedieflce and rectitude. Let
such example as we are dis
cussing have its merited re
bake.
Fut- hens won't lay, and
you might as well save your
feed, and get gome eggs iu re
turn for it.
Dig up a portion of your
yard as soon as possible, and
give the hens a chance to
work in same fresh earth.
The new bee escape-honey
board makes excellent venti
laters in hot weather, a n d
many think they prevent the
bees sw a r in i ng fro in excessi ve
heat.
Thesecietof getting wax
to a briglit yellow color is to
let it cool slowly. Ir you hav#
a large quantity, you have a
large quantity, .\ ou can put
a large quantity of water in
it.
The cow which costs $40
per annum to feed, nnj pro
duces $80 in milk and butter
is a sad leak, equal, it not
greater than u rut hole iu the
bin.
Do not allow the manure
heap to lay exposed to all
the drenching rains from fall
to spring and then buy coipmeiciyl feetilizer to help the
crop along.
Ifyouhavn't cleaned out
your roosting place, and
sprinkled lime or sulphur nbout you should do so at
once. Warm weather w i l l
bring foul air, and that irt pro
ductive of disease.
Three light meals .daily are
better tor hens than one hea
vy one. If you don't believe
it, try it on yourself. Over
feeding will produce liver en
largement. Indigestion will
follow, and then the hen will
become poor andnon produc
tive.
A successful bee keeper is
Mr. D. Wiley* ex-postmas
careful of his bees, keeping
ter, Blaek Greek, N. Y.. was
the ?ntrance to the hive nar so badly afflicted with rheu
row aMd nearly closer! a t matism that h» was only
night, if colonics are weak able to hobble around with
when the pollen season com canes, and even then it caus
mences. It takes twentv-one ed him great, pain. After
using Chamberlain's Pain
days from the time the egg is j Balm he was so much im
laid to rear n bee.
proved that he threw away
The cheapest pork is made! his canes. He says this lini
from hogs which are never ment did him more good than
wintered, but which get a all other medicines and treat
meat put together. For sale
good share of their suste at 50 cents pti bottle by VY.
nance during a long season L. Bryan.
upon pasture or a good
Dr. King:—If you have t h e
range. In the North clover Lord's message, deliver it; if not
is becoming the universal hold your peace. Have short pref
pork producer, while must in aeeH and introductions. Suv
the South supplies the place your best thing first, nnd stop
even more cheaply.
before you get prosy. Do not
spoil the appetite tordinner with
Experience and industry are
essential to success in poul too much thin sou,;. Leave self
try business. You can gain out of the pulpit and take Jesus
in. Defend the gospel, and let
the expei ience with a dozen
the Lord defend you. Do not get
fowls, and then gradually excited too soon. Do not bawl
grow into a larger business. and scream. Too much water
Thus you can ascertain whe stops mill wheels, and too much
ther you really like the busi noise drowns sense. Empty ves
ness enough to follow it for sels ring the loudest. Powder is
a living. If you do not like not shot. Thunder is harmless;
it .you'll never make, a suc lightning kills. Do not scold the
people, do not abuse those who
cess of it.—Ex.
Asheville Citizen: It is said
that .Jidin \V. Foster, Anieri
can adviser to Li II u n g
CI.aim during life p»-a"ce lie
gotiation with Japan get.$100,000 for his services, i x
tending over a period of a
bout two months. Tins look.Iike a large fee, bur Chinees
SUV thai Foster saved then:
$70,
.'0,000 by getting t 1) «•
indemnity lessened that a
mount; and they will williiu.-*
ly pay Foster's bill. Asa sain
pie of American bra HIS Fos
ter will do to semfabroadfoi
comparison with what theet
fete monarchies can produce.
OT
AshevilleOit izen: About 75.
000 persons imve had their
wages advanced since March
81 si. and Dun's trade review
fur the week ending last Fri
day says: "Neitla r t lie i ise in
speculative markets nor the
steady gain of in mstries has
ceased, and it, is a wholesome
sign that there are f e w e r
sign* of hesitation in the pro
ductive industries than in
speculative prices;" The bus
iness situation is tncouraging.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
—I0B THK HE1M3U OF THE IUT10NS—
Botanic Blood Balm
When Baby was sick, we pave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she pave them Castork.
To heal galls in horses.—
"The horse is galled and still
we need him in the rollardai
Jy." All right. Keep on wor
king him, only sponge the
galls two or three times a
day in cold water and cover
them with powdered sulphur.
The sore spots will Fall us (>ver, become tough ami heal
in spite of the work.
on my lungs that caused sore
ness and gave rn° uneasiness
in icgaid to the result,"sa\s
Mr. T. E. Smith, of Billerica,
Mass. "A local druggist "all
ed inv attention to Chamber
lain's Cough Rempdv.and on
his recommendation I gave
the remedy a careful trial. The
result surprised me; I recov
ered entirely in three flays.*
Twenty-five and fifty wnf
hoi ties for sale by YY. L Dry
a n.
_<)_
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
4
T
Caetoria.
"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for cS:1
dren. lie:hers have repeatedly told n:e of its
good effect upon their children."
" Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I rt commend it as superior to any prescription
known to tae."
Da. G. C. O SGOOD.
Lowell, Mass.
H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
HI So. Oxlord St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
.. 0uT physicians jn the children's departwhich I am acquainted. I hope the day is npt mtnt have spoUen highly of their experifar distant when mothers will consider the j- ^^ in their ouuide practice with Castoria,
real interest of their children, and use Castoria an<j although we only have among our
instead^of the various quack nostrums which n:edical supplies what is known as regular
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing products, yet we are free to confess that the
opium, morphine, soothing syrup ajjd other merits of Castoria has won us to look with
hurtful agents'down their throats, thereby favor upon it."
sending Uieiu to pr-n;ature graves."
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D R. J. F. K INCHLXOE,
Boston, Mass.
Conway, Ark.
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
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THIS 18 NO H
l.LG TO 1)11 AW
TRADE!
-o-
Bristol Courier: Every now
and tlu'rl s anybody contesses to
ha ve tinned, and ' he world move?
on the bet ter for it. t<ir rh<> mm
•\ ho hides his •»viI deeds is likeb
to k< ep then) up.
5 DOLLARS
TO
PER DAY
20
Easily Made.
We wr.nt many m<n, women, bov.' and girle to
work for n» n few hour, daily, r.jilit .n ami arouni.
their own home's. Ttw business in onry, j>lea.ant
strictly honorable, nnd pit-* better limn enyothct
oiTered agcnt«. Yon have :t clear Prld and ti<
competition. Experience nnd special ability nr.
necessary. No capital required. Ve equip yov
with everything that voti lived, treat jem well,
and help yon to earn t- n time. ordinary wages.
Women do as well as men, and boy* and girl'
mnke go>l pay. An'
I. anywhere, rr.n do flic
•work i All succeed l(, fiillaw "ilr plslii Miti ilm
pie direction*. Kartfcat ' "k wilPsurely brtrp
you a great deal of tnontv
Everything I* new
and in yr- nt drnmtid". Write for onr pamphlet
circular, nnd receive full Information. No harm
flone if you eonclndc not to go on with the
business.
P
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Has sustsinid its reputation for IS years
ns being trie strtiidard remedy for the
quick an l permanent cure of Rheums
tisiin, Gout. Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
It is endorse ! by thousands of Physi
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rarely vegetable and buHds up from the
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Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-pnge Pam
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charge. Our fee not due till patenf is secured. ,i
A PAMPHLET, " H°w to Obtain Patents," withfc
cost of same in'the U. S. and foreign countries
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plication.
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If not kept by your local druggist,
The weekly "Transcript Mrs
send fi.oo for large bottle, or $5.00
isenger," (the largest and If yon don't think I men?- it
: for six bottles, and medicinu will be
sent, freight paid, by
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of Medical Department Ttilane University ! sons and receive sample cop
you dont purchase.
of Louisiana, wbo, after a careful analyst*, ies of
HE
ESSENGER.
prononnce* It a pure Cream Tartar Powder,
I have a large S D H k and
which he cheerfully recommends to tna
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
public
want to get rid of it before
TAKE THE
| DURANG'S
come to church because the lazy
ones stay away. Have a good
time with those who do attend,
and the others will hear of it and
turn to see what is going on.
BRYAN'S
Ambiguous language often gets
the public speaker as well as wri
ter into trouble. The fact was il
lustrated at one of the Cohocs
church**Sunday morning. The
preacher was discoursing on mis
sionary work in Africa and was
reviewing some ol the difficulties
which coiifrout the missionary
to the dark continent. In th's
connection he took occasion to
inveigh loudly against the rum
traffic among 1lie n at i ves, assert iug it did more harm than the
missionary could do good. 'Why
said the preacher, "forty barrels
of rum are sent to Africa to ev
ery missionary." Of course the
real meaning of the good man
was obvious, but nevertheless, a
smile went around the church.—
Tr»v Times.
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VOL 7
BOONE,
WATAUGA
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COUNTY, N. C.
riiUBSDA Y
MAY, 16 1895,
SO* ~8-
W. L. DOUGLAS
h e a r his p a r t y a s s o c i a t e s in
The WarDance Begun,
LETTER. i o n s c a n d i d a t e who h a s for Soisutor Pritchartf and His Boston
Speech.
g o t t e n his p r o t e s t a t i o n s of!
t h e N o r t h decry his people
News from W a s h i n g t o n i s
IS THE BEST.
^tatesville Landmark.
From our Regular Correspondent
S3 aHOE FIT FOR A KINO.
friendship a n d w h a t he h a s
u n t i l he becomes accustomed t o t h e effect t h a t t h e a d m i u ?5. CORDOVAN,
O n e of t h e chief obstacles
FRt NCh L INAMELLEDCALF.
It P r e s i d e n t Cleveland a n d i a,l w a y s claimed tso he h i.s . un- in t h e wav of a self-respecting t o i t , a n d next he joins in t h e i s t r a t i o n t o m - t o m s a r e a l r e a
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4/3 Z- f i NE CALF&KANCA.RDA
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d y i n g g r a t i t u d e for my friend
•
* cry bimsel. T h e irrisistihle d y Bounding a n d bi g chiefs
S s c r e t a r y Greshain needed
JpS.sp POLICE,3 SOLES.
s h i p for him d u r i n g t h e p a s t
conclusion is t h a t n o l o y a l C n r l i s b a n d Hoke S m i t h a r e
v i n d i c a t i o n f o r t h e position
1
m i g h t become converted t o
t h e y t o o k in t h e d i s p u t e be t w e n t v years. Wliv h e h a s t h e principles of the llepnbli- S o u t h e r n m a n h a s a n y busi- t h e b r a v e s s e n t o u t • o begin
*2. $I A? BOYS'SCHOQLSHOESL
LADIES'
tween Great B r i t a i n a n d Ni- m a d e t h e personal a s s a u l t c;in p a r t y a n d w a n t t o join n e s s in t h e Republican p a r t y , the work of d i s i n t e g r a t i o n .
u p o n me, 1 a m a t a loss t o
H e m a y t h i n k i t r i g h t in m a - Carlisle is t o perform t h e w a r
e a r a u g u a , t h e o u t c o m e of
i t , would he found in t h e fact
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t h a t affair would furnish a comprehend, unless it he t h a t t h a t he must listen in silence, n.v of i t s ideas of g o v e r n m e n t d a n c e i n 'Old K a i n t u c k , ' while
EROCKTOH..MA3.S
Over One Million People wear the
full s u p p l y , s h o w i n g a s i t h i s e a r n e s j pleading with me i a n d seeih t o give his a s s e n t , b u t until i t a b a n d o n s i t s sec- t h e g r e a t H o k e will s i n g t h e
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
d o e s t h a t t h e a d m m i s t r a t i o n t o s u p p o r t him f a r t h e nonii- I t o endless a b u s e of S o u t h e r n t i p n a ) h a t r e d , t a k e s i t s h a n d s o n g of d e a t h in Georgia, AH our shoes are equally satisfactory
,
. . . .
f r o m t h e t h r o a t s of t h o s e of S m i t h is a l r e a d y a t i t . T h e They give the best value tor the money.
w a s t h o r o u g h l y alive t o Amer n a t i o n tailed t o receive a fa
style and fit.
v o r a b l r reyprnm,.. He oufiht C ' i , l e »» , d S o u l h ^ r n m s t i t u - h i s o w n flesh a n d blood, he Raleigh News a n d Observer! They equal custom shoes in unsurpassed.
Their wearing qualities are
P
i e a n interests. T o s a y t h a t
The prices are uniform,—• stumped on sole.
t i o n s . Not only s o . b u t if he
to $3 saved over
makes.
T h e Monroe doetrinv* w a s a t however, t o h a v e been s a t i s
s h o u l d h a v e n o p a r t o r l o t j is p a r t i a l t o Hoke, a n d n a m e s From Si dealer cannot supplyotherwecan. Sold by
If your
you
l o o k s a little beyod lie will see
r
a n y time involved in t h e af fied with my a s s u r a n c e t o himself s o m e t a m o r p h o s e d w i t h i t . H e w n s a p a t r i o t who him a s t h e best S o u t h e r n Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to
lake exclusive sale for this vicinity.
f a i r is simply t o d i s p l a y i g n o h i m . t h a t 1 believed t h e best t h a t he will find himself n- exciaimed: 'My c o u n t y ! Right m a n f o r t h e Presidency a n d Write at once.
' t h e b r a i n i e s t " living m a n ,
r a n e e of t h e Monroe d o c t r i n e interest of the p a r t y required m o n g t h e t r a d u c e r s of his o r wrong, my c o u n t r y ! "
t h a t t h e n o m i n a t i o n should
p e r h a p s , in all S o u t h l a n d .
But t h e t r e a t y between t h e
seek t h e m a n , a n d n o t t h e j o w n people. We h a v e in mind
The Ureatest Pool.
We h a v e l o r s o m e t i me s u s
United S t a t e s a n d Gre.it Brit
t h e speech delivered by Sena
man the nomination."
pected t h a t ' D e g e n e r a c y ' h a d
Charlotte News.
a j u known a s t h e C l a y ton-Bui
S e c r e t a n Greshain is n o t t o r P r i t c h a r d , of N o r t h Car
P a t r i o t i s m should be a s e t in eyen in the S o u t h , a n d
wer t r e a t y , w a s t h e f o u n d a
sick enough t o justify t h e sen o l i n a , before t h e Middlesex s t i o n g e r sentiment t h n n p n r - i t is violent if t h e Observer is
t i o n u p o n which t h e a d m i n i s Club, of Boston, a week a g o
t r a t i o n s t o o d when it consen n a t i o n a l r e p o r t s s e n t o u t l a s t S a tut d a y n i g h t . A Sou t i s a n s h p . I t should be t h e c o r r e c t . T h e r e a r e 5 0 , 0 0 0 re
t e d t o t h e t e m p o ! a r y occu f r o m Washington, a l t h o u g h t h e r n m a n . t h e only o n e t h e r e m a i n s p r i n g of a c t i o n a n d in a l D e m o c r a t s in N o r t h Caro
The management of the
p a t i o n o f C o r i n t o b y t h e Brit he is confined t o his r o o m p e r h a p s , he s t o o d u p in t h e individuals a s well a s p a r t i e s . lina t o - d a y , we m u s t believe,
a n d is likely t o be t h e r e o r
T h e c o m m o n g o o d should be w h o wt uld n o t v o t e f o r H o k e
Equitable Life Assurance
ish. T h e t r e a t y s a y s : "Neipresence of a c o m p a n y of Bos
Society in the Department of
t h e r t h e U. S. n o r G r e a t Brit f o u r d a y s m o r e . I t i s t h e t o n Republicans a n d instead placed a b o v e p a r t y success. if he were n o m i n a t e d . T h e y
the Carolinas, wishes to se
s a m e old trouule—stomach
T h e welfare of t h e ma sse s would v o t e for n o m a n who
a i n will ever accept o r main
cure a few Special Resident
a n d liver—that laid him u p of telling it of t h e h o n o r , pa s h o u l d he t h e a i m of politi w a s n o t soundly Democratic
t a i n a n y fortification com
triotism, coutage and other
s
Agents. Those who are fitted
m a n d i n g t h e s h i p c a n a l , o r i n a few weeks a g o , a n d t- h e high qualifications of his peo c a l parties, a n d t h a t p a r t y a n d f o r t h e money of t h e con
for this work will find this
t h e vicinity thereof, o r occu c a u s e is a l s o t h e same—over pie, did w h a t ? \\Gi.v he de which h a s t h e interests of t h e s t i t u t i o n a n d t h e Democratic
p y o r fortify o r colonize o r work a n d failure t o t a k e pro nounced them as election J people m o s t a t h e a r t should law of 1 8 9 2 . M a j o r Bacon,
a
a s s u m e o r exercise a n y d o m per e a f of himself. H e i s in thieves, ballot-box r o b b e r s , r e c e i v e p a p u l a r s u p p o r t . whe e x - S e n a t o r Norwood,ex-Spea
11 is work, however, and those 2
n o d a n g e r t.nd only requires
t h e r it he Democratic, Popu kei Crisp, ex S e n a t o r Walsh,
inion o v e r N i c a r a n g u a , Cos
who succeed best in it possess V
p e r v e r t e i s of t h e will of t h e
a n d o t h e r a b l e Georgia Dem
t a rico, t h e M o s q u i t o c o a s t rest t o bring him a r o u n d a - people. T h e r e p o r t of h i * list o r Republican.
character, mature judgment, 2
g a in".
If t h e Republican p a r t y was o c r a t s will be a b l e t o a t t e n d
tact, perseverance, and the ^
o r a n y p a r t of <Central Amer
A t t o r n e y General Olnc.v h a s speech which we h a v e seen— t h e friend of t h e masses it t o H o n . H o k e when he herespect of their community. *
i c a / ' In t h e face of t h a t ex
a n d i t a p p e a r s t o he i t s textg i n s t h e w a r d a n c e of gold
Think this matter over care- Jg
plicit l a n g u a g e how silly a p- decided t h a t t h e construc m a k e s a h a r e allusion t o t h e o u g h t t o commend their s u p buggery o n t h e stump.—Mes
fully. There's an unusual
p e a i s all t h e wild t a l k abotit t i o n p u t upon t h e law gover eurrency question, discusses p o r t . If t h e interests of t h e senger.
opening for somebody. If it
n i n g t h e purchase of s e c j s
c o u n t r y would he a d v a n c e d
t h e i n t e n t i o n of G r e a t Brit
the. tariff from a protection
fits you, it will pay you. Fur- 2
BIG BIB h.Olt SO Mb OF
a i n t o gobble u p a s much of b y t h e Agricultural d e p a r t s t a n d point, t o t h e e x t e n t of b y t h e suecesss of the P o p u
ther information on request.
YOUR CASH.
N i e a r a u g u a a s would give m e n t by Secretary M o r t o n a q u a r t e r of a column, a n i list p a r t y p a t r i o t i s m would
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
c o n t r o l of t h e c a n a l . I t w a s correct; consequently, in all t h e remainder is given t o d e m a n d t h a t we s u p p o r t t h a t
We h a v e a full Ipie of GenRock Hill, S. C.
j u s t shows, however, how la- s t e a d of spending the $ 1 0 0 , t h o T r n d u c t i o n of his fellow p a r t y . If g r e a t e s t gftod t o e r a I Merchandise, a n d a r e re
t h e g r e a t e s t number c a n he ceiving new g o o d s e v e r y few
r.mntably i g n o r a n t m a n y o 0 0 0 a p p r o p r i a t e d , Secretary citizens.
M o r t o n will only b u y such
secured t h r o u g h the Demo d a y s , which we p r o p o s e t o
PROFESSION A L.
t h o s e who write a b o u t pub
T h e r e is a class of S o u t h
lic affairs a r e . B u t vicious- seeds a s a r e " r a r e arid un ern people who a r e n o t t o be c r a t i c p a r t y then we o u g h t sell n t prices never before
h e a r d of, for
cash.
We
W. B. C0UNC1LL, J U.
n e s s h a s been responsible f o r c o m m o n " , unless Congress criticised because they a r e Re all t o he Democrats.
invite your attention to n
m a k e s a new law compelling
W e d o n o t believein unrea
m o r e of t h e misrepresent/iATTORNEY AT LAV.
few of o u r prices named bepublicans, a n d these a r e t h e
t i o t i s in t h i s c a s e t h a n ignor t h e expenditure of all t h e men whose fa t h e rs h a v e been s o n i n g , blind* p a r t i s a n s h i p . ov;: All wool cassitner 3 0
Boone, N. C.
money.
E v e r y m a n ought? t o v o t e inches wide a t l o f t s . , F r e n c h
ance has.
Republicans before t h e m. It a n d affiliate with a p a r t y be cassimers 30c., c o t t o n a d e s
E x S e n a t o r Blair, of New
Civil Service Commissioner
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
H a m p s h i r e , evidently i s n ' t a is a n a x i u m t h a t a hoy should c a u s e he believes in i t s prin 1 0 c . a n d up, heavy dome st i c
L y m a n , whose r u m o r e d forc
Boone, N. C.
t a k e his politics from his fa
5%c. b y t h e bolt, plaids 5%c.
e d resign t t i o a h a s been a Reed m a n . He s a y s : "New- ther a n d a girl her religion ciples a n d e r d o r s e s i t s pro s t a n d a r d p r i n t s a t 6c. a n d
Resident Physician. Office
s o r t of hi m o n t h l y o r hi q u a r E n g l a n d is a p p a r e n t l y for from her m o t h e r . No m a n is fessions. i l e o u g h t t o s t u d y u p , cassimers a n d h e n r e t t a s o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of Post,
t e r l y publication, a p p e a r i n g Reed, but the feeling is Hat ula m e w o r t h y , therefore, for t h e s i t u a t i o n a n d he a b b t o in all t h e latest styles,cheap. Office.
wiih sufficient r e g u l a r i t y t o of t h e kind t h a t would m a k e t h e politics which he inherit a c t intelligently in these m a t (Tepoline, t h e l a t e s t fad in
e n t i t l e i t t o second class pos men die in t h e l a s t ditch fight ed. We respect Sen. P r i t c h t e r s . N o r o u g h t we t o allow d r e s s g o o d s , in t h e very la
test s p r i n g s h a d e s a t 1 0 c .
t a l r a t e s , ever since t h a t Con i n g f o r Reed. S o m e of h I s a r d n o less because he is Re ourselves t o be guided in o u r
W e a r e j u s t receiving a l a r g e
gressional c o m m i t t e e investi b r e t h r e n m a y be l o r h i t r , publican t h a n we wouhl if lie a c t i o n upon public q u e s t i o n s stock of Shoes a n d H a t s , of
ATTORNEY A1
g a t e d t h e c h a r g e s m a d e a- t h i n k i n g t h a t a New E n g l a n d were a Deiuociat. H i s f a t h e r b y selfish motives. Self inter all k i n d s a t t h e very lowest MARION,
g a i n s t him, several y e a r s a - m a n , n o t Reed, however, w a s a Union m a n , a n d t h e e s t i s v e i y * h a r d t o keep o u t , prices. Also a nice line of n o
-(o)g o . b y t h e W a s h i n g t o n P o s t , might, g e t second place o n p r e s e n t Sen a t o i , a s a child, b u t a b r o a d , philanthropic tion* c h e a p . Men's g o o d half
Will practice
of f a v o r i t i s m t o w a r d a rela- t h e ticket. And y e t i t m i g h t s a w t h a t f a t h e r driven off by a n d p a t r i o t i c consideration h o s e a t 5c.. f a s t black 20c. Yatauga, Ashe,in the courts oMitchell, McDowf
H ARDWARE
h a p p e n t h a t Reed himself
of a public policy will help t o
ri ve in office, is really g o i n g
and all ither counties in the
a file of Confederate soldiers,
Of a l l kinds. F a r m e r s , listen
t h i s time. His resignation, would finally he satisfied wit h his feet tied together u n d e r a o v e r c o m e t h i s selfish a c t i o n . t o o u r prices o n hoes: H e a v y western district •®rSpcciaJ at ten
tion given to the collation o*
second honors. Then it must
Unfortunately this broader
which it is needless t o s a y
.
. i 6% inch p l a n t e r ' s hoe for 29c. laitns.™®8
mule, a n d soon thereafter
c i s n o t voluntarily tendered be remembered t h a t in h i s h e a r d of his d s a t h . T h e theo view i s n o t t a k e n , T o r in medium c o t t o n h o e 4 t o r # 1 .
i s n o w i n t h e h a n d s o f t h e o w n S t a t e Hah- a n d F r \ e ry i s t h a t t h e Democratic s t a n c ? , t h * protected m a n u - b o y ' s hoes 2 0 e t s . e a c h . You W. B. Count-111 M. I). T. C. Blackburn.
Boone, N. C.
/ionrillc, X. C.
P i e s i d e n t . a n d i t is expected a n d the o t h e r old-time Blaine p a r t y w a s responsible for t h e f a c t u r e r is nearly a l w a y s in c a n g e t a n y t h i n g in t i n w a r e
men a r e n o t brimming o v e r
favor of protection regard a t prices that will astonish
t h a t his successor will be ap
Council! & Blackburn,
w a r , with all i t s a t t e n d a n t
m.r
p o i n t e d a t the s a m e time with joy a t T o m Reed's pres- consequences, a n d y o u n g less of t h e hardships. i t mia •y .VOO. Ttrfy\ ' 'v_/TJ XIX o tinware.
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t h a t t h e vacancy caused by e n t political prominence. P r i t c h a r d grew u p with t h i s , n t a i l u p o.n multitudes of his . U n d e r t h i s head we a r e pre.
rp,
,
T h e y a r e for him, h u t largely
felllow-citizins. T h e m a n w in pf i m j f ( ) ( ) ff e r y01] s o m e spet h e resignation of T h e o d o r e
tikir Culls attended at all
idea firmly rooted in h i s
Roosevelt is filled. Both Ly because they h a v e t o he, a n d m i n d . H i s Republicanism is, h i s l a r g e a c c u m u l a t i o n s of ,.j a j inducements.Good green honrs."^ I
*
m a n a n d Roosevelt a r e Re t h e d r a u g h t is just a b o u t a s therefore, a s n a t u r a l with wealth a g r e e with Mr. Clove coffee 5 lbs for . f l , 4 lbs. Ar,une1'
publicans, b u t i t is t h e Presi p l e a s a n t a s a d o s e of medi him a s * t h e a i r he breathes, l a n d in views o n t h e Swan J buckles f l , 1 8 lbs. white e x - |
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d e n t ' s intention t o n p p o n t cine i s t o a small b o y . "
i • •
j 2 a 5. Oyst e rs, celined peaches
- T h e a r g u m e n t s before t h e b u t it. i s s u b m i t t e d t h a t he. a .
f ' < I olterl o a t s , snap*, etc.
bolievi'H, t o hw i n t i - n s t t o
In
a Democrat in place of o n e of
r
•Senator of the United Spates,
LCyiLL &
fjict a l m o s t a n y t h i n g kept in
t h e m , which will m a k e t, h e S u p r e m e Court for a rehear p r e s e n t s a pitiful figure where ! s ° I t i s t h e financial question „ c o u n t r y s t o r e , a t prices| ,4 7 7 ORNb YS A T LA IF,
c o m m i s s i o n consist of t w o i n g in the income t a x c a s e s he a l l o ws i t t o s<\ d o m i n a t e
were openen t o d a y .
u p o n which we desire t o l a y t h a t defy competition,
D e m o c r a t s a n d o n e Republi
BOONE, N. C.
him t h a t he can find i t in his special stress, a s i t i s fore- tf^Thehighest m a r k e t prices
c a n , instead of t w o Republi
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It Bid the Business.
conscience t o g o before a n un I m o s t in t h e public m i n d . I t s
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c a n s a n d o n e D e m o c r a t , a s it
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h a s been d u r i n g t h i s e n t i r e of t h e 'Mirror, a t Bi'octon, t h e m c i t y a n d feed i t o n old s o l u t i o n wtlie-problem of t h e m l l n m ^ r drink only 5< Call! ~
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administration.
N. ^ . , s a y s . I o r neailv t w o W O t n f . n \ s tales which p u t his h o u r . It Kolii inono.nettnl- ftntl g e t o u r prices before b u y chamberlain*, ef© and Bk.»Sore Eyes,
Is a certain cure for Chronic
I lism would be best for t h e i n g elsewhere. Resp.
, . .
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Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nippies, Piles,
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»">•«' P''» gieat masses we ought to
W. P. SHERWOOD & Co. Eczema, Tetter, Sal Rheum and Scald Head,
o f t e n allow his opinion t o he publishing t h e advertise- °. ' I"' '' "
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
m e e t s o f r h a i n h e r l a m ' s Rem- w 'hle light—the people a m o n g t a k e t h a t s t a n d regardlessof A m a n t h a , May 1 , 0 5 .
q u o t e d in a newspaper, h u t
TO H0R8E 0WNEB9.
edies. A few d a y s a g o t h e w h o m h e was horn a n d rear
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
Notice of Desolntion,
he h a s t h i s t o s a y of t h e per w r i t e r was suffering fro m a ed a n d who, he well knows, : p e r s o n a l interest. If bimetdition try Dr. Lady's Condition Powdais.
i allism, t h e free coinage o t sil
s o n a l a t t a c k lately m a d e up bowel t r o u b l e a n d resorted
T h e firm of J o h n s o n , E d They tons iro the system, aid digestion, cure
c o n s t i t u t e t h e b e t t e r element v e r a n d g o l d , would b r i n g
constipation,
rnisteii & "Co., of. Blowing ij loss of appetite, relievedestroy worms, correct
o n him by t h e H o n . I s a d o r e t o a n old remedy which did
givirfg
of t h e S o u t h e r n p o p u l a t i o n . p r o s p e r i t y W0 ought to l a y . Rock, has this day by mutu- new life to an okl or over worked horse. 25
R a y n e r , a n a s p i r a n t for t h e not p r o v e efficacious: finally
B u t t h i s , a s was s a i d a t a s i d o personal preferences | c o n s e n t desolved, Edinis- cents per packs^. For sale by druggists.
M a r y l a n d Democratic guber he t r i e d Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera a n d Diarrhoea Rem t h e o u t s e t , is (he inevitable a n d work f o r t h a t . T h e p u b ten & Co. to pay all claims! —
n a t o r i a l n o m i n a t i o n : '"I re e d y a n d t w o doses did t h e
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
result of a S o u t h e r n white lit; g o o d should he o u r a i m i g a i n s t t h e firm of J o h n s o n , ;
ilgesti
IndlG tion. an<1 Stomarh disorders, take
g r e t t o he compelled t o s a y business, checking it c o m
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
m a n ' s ' connection with t h e find o u r efiforis should he di- E d m i s t e n & Co. T h i s April All dealers keep 1L ?1 per bottle. GcnninehsF
26th. 1965.
t h a t I r e g a r d Mr. R a y t i e r s pletely. F o r sale by \Y. L .
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Bryan.
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Agreeably Surprised.
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. |DEATH of Mr. J u l i a n Brown, | In memory of Maj J a m e s " 1 h a d a . very severe cold
LOOK AMD EXAMINE!
v\Inch occurred a t his h o m e Brown who d e p a r t e d t h i s life o n my l u n g s t h a t caused s o r e j
opv I year
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in regard t o t h e r e s u l t , " s a y s
T h e g r e a t secret t o s weens in h a v i n g plenty of t h e com*
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He was
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son of ty, Tenn.. Oct. 31. 1894.
Mr. T . E . S m i t h , of Billerii-a, f o r t s * »f life is in knowing how a n d when t o buy. F i r s t ,
the late James Brown, and
Brother B r o w n w a s h o r n Mass. " A local d r u g g i s t - a i l l o o k ! second, e x a m i n e t h e q u a l i t y a n d priee of t lie a rt i c l e ,
A:>VERTI8LVQ HATES.
h"8 l,He"
within the piesent territorial ed in v a t t e n t i o n t o Chamber o r articles, y o u wish t o buy. T o t h o s e who a r e interested
1 inch 1 tveek
* .75
1.75 l © ' o f y e a i s .
1
1 mouth
limits of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , lain's Cough Remedy.and o n in buying necessaries for their consumption for t h e l e a s t
! his recommendation I g a v e money we most resfiectfully invite t he m t o call o n u s a n d
1
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1 eolumn 1 week
(iE.XEKAL HKIK IIAMHSE
.. 9.00 Lenoir, passed t h i o u g h t o w n l i p e a g e o f 8 3 y e a r s a n d 8 ered entirely in t h r e e d a y s . "
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Consisting of Groceiies, H a r d w a r e , Tinware, She e t i ngs,
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P e r h a p s n o m a n was m o r e bottles for sa l e b y W. L B r y Plaids. P r i n t s , Cashmere, H a t s , Caps, Hltoes, Clothing, Nofrom l e n n . , where he h a d
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50 00 been buying horses for use in generally o r f a v o r a b l y known
1
I t will n o t cost y o u a n y t h i n g t o examine o u r g o o d s
their stables. H e bad a nuin a m o n g t h e p e o p l e o f t h i s
h u t we will he pleased t o show t h e m t o y o u a n d give y o u
mountain country than the
Entered a t t h e P o s to f f ieeat oer of fine horses with him.
o u r prices,{whether y o u buy o r n o t .
subject of t h i s sketch, he h a v
Boone, N. C., a s second-class
—Luther M. a n d It. Milton
mail matter.
i n g been a n extensive dealer
F a r t h i n g , s o n s of Itevs. C. 8 .
in live s t o c k , especially s h e e p OF AN
We m a k e a specialty of shoes. We think we c a n sell
a n d L. W. F a r t h i n g , g r a d u a
LOCAL NEWS.
a n d c a t t l e , a n d if his d e a t h "Bd-jcMttoa U nn otnnment im prospmrtty,
y o u t h e nicest a n d best s h o e for less money t h a n a n y mer
ted a t Holly S p r i n g a t t h e
c h a n t o r merchants in t h e count.). We d o n o t q u o t e prices
had occurred fifteen y e a r s • rWfcjfc to adrcraity"
session just closed, a n d Lu
—Send us t h e news.
in oil" advertisement from t h e f a c t there tire s o m a n y differ
s o o n e r he would h a v e been
tiler M. won t h e Scholarship
e u t g r a d e s ot t h e s a m e line of g o o d s t h a t i t is a l m o s t im
—Solicitor S p a i n h o u r is a t
m o r e gre.itly missed by t h e
Medal. Both a r e W a t a u g a
possible t o q u o t e prices a n d a t t h e s a m e time desciihe t h e
h o m e t h i s week.
people of W a t a u g a c o u n t y
g o o d s s o y o u will know t h e q u a l i t y without e x a m i n i n g f o r
boys, a n d t h e c o u n t y should
t h a n a n y othei m a n , n s h e
yourself. We will n o t t r y t o induce a n y one t o buy o u r
—Enforce the t o w n o r d i feel proud of t h e m .
goods by selling on time, we sell to all tor the Pay When
h a d perhaps u p t o t h a t t i m e
nances, or take down t h e
—Very lit tie corn h a s been distributed m o r e money a 'Jhey Receive The Goods consequently i t enables us t o sell
sign.
g o o d s for less money. All we a s k is o fair trial a n d t h e buy
planted in W a t a u g a o w i n g i n o n g t h e people in e x c h a n g e
e r will he convinced of thp t r u t h .
— Mr. a n d Mrs. B. J. Coun- t o t h e c o n t i n u o u s n u n s , a n d
for stock t h a n a n y o t h e r deal
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
cill a r e n t l a s t occupying t h e i r now the weather is s o cold i t
e r , a n d he was generally re
BLACK BURS, 1011 HELL & MILLER.
new residence.
looks s o m e w h a t g l o o m y . I t g a r d e d py t h e people a s a
The Parent's Discussion April 4 t h , 1 8 9 5
—Plenty of s u g a r , rice, cof is now t h e middle ol May fair a n d h o n o r a b l e t r a d e r .
Husbsna— "My, dear, our boy Robert
fee, western bacon, flour a n d a n d o u r corn c r o p is b o u n d
Brother Brown w a s emi
graduate* -from the public shoots very soon,
you know. Have you thought what he had
gt od tobacco just in a t L . C. t o be late. E v e r y b o d y should nently successful a s a busi
bttt do then?"
I LEAD, ()TH EI IS EOT J .0 W
Wlf#--"WelL John, I'd like ever so muck tt
p l a n t from now o n t o 1 s t of ness m a n a n d c o n t r i b u t e d n o
Reev. s ' s t o r e .
•end him to college, If you think we could
J line.
•iford It."
small p a r t t o t h e success of
—Judge L. L. Greene h a s
Jhisband— "I'm afraid that Is out of the
-o*
guestloa, my dear. Do you know that It would
—The Methodists here ha ve his neighbors. H e was a m a n
suffered s o ol laio from a s t h
(ost us at the very least Moo a year for him at
any good College?"
ma t h a t he h »s not been a b l e decided t o t e a r down t h e old of g r e a t energy. lof*.y p u r
Wife—"Goodnessl As much as that? Of
poses, uml possessed all t h e
church in Boone a n d erect a
course we can't send him. But I do want to
t o hold his c o u r t s .
give htm a good start In the world, and 1 don't
Statesville Marble Works,
essential 'dements of a t r u e
think a public school education Is enough te
— W. It. Lovill. of Slither - m o r e modern a n d h a n d s o m e
equip him for the battle of life."
a n d p a t r i o t i c citizen; b u t i t
Husband—"No It Is not. today, whes
l a n d , was in town t h i s week. o n e near t h e residence of J . F .
0education Is so general. Now, I've been
H a r d i n , nearly o r q u i t e a was in a n o t h e r respect t h a t
thinking of an advertisement I saw in The
Miss Maggie, his sister, re
Charlotte Observer the other day, and that
mile from Hie center of t o w n . his c h a r a c t e r shown in i t s
Is why I brought up the subject to-night
t u r n e d with him.
If y o u a r e in e a r n e s t a b o u t w o n t i n g t h e best M o n u m e n t
g r e a t e s t light. O u r b r o t h e r
I t seems t h a t owing t o t h e
—HATS! Yes, we've go* stringency of t h e times, t h e was a sincere Christian. H e The Trouble Is, I Think,
o r T o m b s t o n e , for t h e least money, he s u r e t o write t o me,
that most young persons stumble Into business
t h e m for big a n d little, old p r o p e r t h i n g t o d o would be w a s hnpil.v Converted u n d e r
a s I buy direct from t h e q u a r r i e s in c a r load lots. I em
are thrown Into It by acclJent or temporary
a n d youngf a t prices t h a t de t o t a k e n p a r t of t h e money the preaching of t h e l a t e ven
•ccesslty. or arc Jrawn into It by misguided
ploy t h e very best woikmen, a n d t o - d a y I h a v e t h e l a r g e s t
ambition or a perverteJ fancy, without any
fy c o m p e t i t i o n . VV. F . Sher necessary t o build a new o n e e r a b l e S m i t h F u i g u s o n a n d
anil m o s t complete s t o c k of Marble in North Carolina.
s.'rtous thought as to tWr fitness for It. When
the years for learning the theory and practice
wood & Co.
Iter.'Satisfaction g u a r a n t e e d . Consult y o u r i n t e r e s t ,
ef their trade or profession are passed they
united with t h e T h i e » F o r k s
a n d repair t h e o n e we now
often awake with regret and dismay to the fact
a n d give ine a call o r write for prices.
(hat (hey have not only made a mistake (h
— .flowing Bock is m a k i n g have. Boone feels r a t h e r sor B a p t i s t Church in e a t l y life
Qteir selection, but have wasted the precious
C B WEBB. Stntesvil'e, N. C.
a n d continued a member of
u n u s u a l p r e p a r a t i o n s for t h e ry t o give u p her church.
years Of eartv manhood upon a wrong pursutt
"Now, the chief thing for our boy's success
January 24th, 1895.
t h a t church until his removal
ecf.ijiug season, a n d all t h e
In ttfe Is not education as much as proper
—The apple bloom h a s been
education—that Is. education along the Uoe of
hotels a r e expecting t o b e m o s t profuse, a n d t h e prom t o Tenii., when he united
kK natural bent. It's a year or two before
b graduates. I'm going to give him an
with Pine Grove Church a t
crowded.
opportunity of doing a Itttie study at hotna
ised a n a b u n d a n t c r o p of
du'tng this time. I was looking at the
Baker's G a p , T e n n . H e re
HEW TEAK GKEEOTGSI
— ; Jusl received a new l o t of apples, b u t o n t h e e i g h t of
I ncyclcpaedta Britannica at The Observer
Reading Room today, and It's really a great
tnained a member of Pine
ladju's sailer h a t s ; a l s o a l o t t h e 1 4 t h a heavy f r o s t a n d
thing. With these books In the bouse, Robert
will have Information upon every possible
of flowers a n d ribbon. Call freeze came, a n d t h e fruit G r o v e Church until his d e a t h
eub)ect at his hand, and Ids (he most reliable
Information In the world. Whatever
a n d see them. Will \V. Hols- c r o p is very seriously d a m (with t h e exception of a fewYes, the old y e a r of 1 8 9 4 is g o n e with all i t s pleasures
y e a r s immediately succeed His Natural Bent
a g e d , if n o t entirely ruined.
a n d troubles, a n d t h o New Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in u p o n
rc'la w.
•
i n g t h e war when he w a s a
he can fjnd proper development for N In this
u s , a n d we all should m a k e t h e best use of it possible. T h e
—E. S. Coffer h a s p u r l i a s e d F e a r s a r e entertained t h a t member of Yadkin Church
Encyclopaedia, whether It's the law,
way t o d o t h a t is t o uegin r i g h t a n d keep r i g h t t h e y e a r
t h e wheat c r o p is badly d a m
mechanics, engineering, literature, or any ad
a lot of I). B Dougherty, a d
the arts end sciences. 1 think when he Is
through.
a g e d , o u t , a t t h i s writing, we n e a r P a t t e r s o n , N. C.)
reedy to graduate we will all have made up our
joining the property of W. B.
T h e writer was i n t i m a t e l y
minds what he Is best fitted for by his use of
You can d o t h i s by doing nil .your t r a d i n g m i r i n g t h e
( ouneiil, a n d will we suppose, h a v e not heard from t h e dif associated with the deceased
these books. Besides, there be will find the
y e a r a t my s t o r e , where y o u will find a complete line of ge n
Ufa stories of all the great men of the past
ferent p a r t s of t h e c o u n t y a n d
build thereon. ^
and he will know of their efforts, their
e r a I merchandise, all a t t h e
fc-^ a number of y e a r s a s his
Struggles and tbefr successes, and be may
h o p e the freezq was n o t s o
have a better and more serious view of Ufa.
— J u s t received a l o t of No.
p a s t o r und can cheerfully
These books have In them all the Instruction
d e a d ' y a t o t h e r p o i n t s a s it
he can get la a college education. Honestly
t Tind No. 2 mould b o a r d s
b e a r testimony t o his high
The Observer has given a great
w a s in a n d a r o u n d Boone.
I will sell for s t r i c t l y p a y d o w n d u r i n g t h e %s e a r 1 8 9 5 , b.V
opportunity. Now, tsy dear, what do you
f o r t h e F a n n e r ' s Friend hill
Christian c h a r a c t e r a n d t o
think of ray scheme?"
s o d o i n g 1 c a n sell y o u much cheaper t h a n o n credit. F o r
Wife "It's Just splendid. John* but what will
side plows; also o t h e r re
h i s zealous a t t a c h m e n t t o t h e
A Rniiarknble Cure tor Rheumatism*
instance good sole l e a t h e r a t 21e., hv t h e side, g o o d coffee
the bocks cost?"
pairs. W ill W. ilolsclaw.
Husband—"Why that Is the tnos« surprising
church of his choice.
20c. a lb., s u g a r 1 7 lbs. for $ 1 . 0 0 , 5 lbs. s o d a 25c. Ala
G r o t o n , Connecticut R e
part of It. We can get them for ten ceots A
H e was pious w i t h o u t os
mance 6% 3ts. a n d up. domestic, very heavy. 7 cts b y t h e
day, Just think 6t Itf*
—Some of t h e prisoners in view: David Lewis, who h a s
Parents, who are considering the t«eat
b o l t , cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, c a shmethods for educating their soos would do well
jail here have m u m p s . T h e been afflicted all winter with t e n t a t i o n a n d discharged all
to look Into this special educational offer of
mers. shoes—yes t h e targes l o t of shoes ever seen in t h i s
disease is liable t o s p r e a d a s r h eu ma t i s m is o u t a g a i n a n d his Christian d u t i e s in a sim
p
of the c o u n
nd
The Observer, a la rot find a g o o d tly ,t veryalow. a rCall 1ac a nseee tthem, oyno us hwill
i t is reported t h a t several all d u e t o o n e of the medi ple a n d child-like m a n n e r .
s
o of h r d w e .
g .vou
ort
cines advertised in o u r col
Charlotte, N. G
T h e calls of his church were
p a r t i e s a t t e n d e d c o u r t here u m n s . After t i y i n g every
notice, cook stoves, f a r m e r s friend plows a nd repairs, Bia
sed a n d C h a t a n o o g a bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
who were suffering from t h e t h i n g possible he used Cham never disreguided by h i m ,
berlain's P a i n Balm, which n o r d i d h o e v e r f o r g e t t h e
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
malady.
h a s relieved him of all pain, needs of his p a s t o r ; a n d lie
WANTED: Corn, rye, w h e a t , b u t t e r . e g g s , feathers, d r y
—You a r e earnestly reques f r o m . w h i c h he w a s a con
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t h i g h e s t m a r k e t prices. Please
a l s o responded l i b ' r a l l y t o
t e d t o e,all a n d e x a m i n e o u r s t a n t sufferer a n d promises
give me y o u r t r a d e t h i s y e a r , a n d L will certainly sell y o u
tlie calls of benevolence when
s h o e s a n d prices. Ladies' Ox t o m a k e him fit for d u t y
g o o d s cheap. Wishing all m y friends a n d c u s t o m e r s a
e v e r a n d wherever made. At
prosperous a n d h a p p y New Y e a r . I a m
ford ties $ 1 . 2 5 c a s h , worth s o o n . We know David h a s
h i s home BrotherjBrown w a s
f 1 5 0 ; men's ('reedmore ties been a g r e a t sufferer a n d a r e
Yours Anxious to piease,
g l a d t o see him a r o u n d a g a i n c o u r t e o u s a n d hospitable t o
$ 1 . 3 0 , worth $ 1 . 6 0 . W. F . F o r s al e by W. L . B r y a n .
all who s o u g h t shelter be
•Sherwood & Co.
WILL W. HOLSCLAW,
Senator Pritchard was kicked n e a t h his roof, a n d t h e way
•—Holly S p r i n g College, a t
worn minister ever found a
Butler, Term., closed o n t h e on the leg by a runaway horse at
h o m e a t his house, a n d o u r •means so much more than
8 t h , a n d Prof. D. D. Dough Asheville on the 9th, but was on
•you imagine—serious and'
b r o t h e r posscsed t h e faculty
ly slightly injured.
•fatal diseases result from ^
e r t y is now a t horn® with u s
of making the minister feel
trifling ailments neglected. \
in g o o d health. I t h a s been
Have you ever noticed how t h a t he was a t home.
Don't play with Nature's
n e a r a y e a r since he left h o m e your system seems to crave so
Brother Brown w a s t h e fa
Of
greatest gift—health.
a n d we a r e pleased t o h a v e cial assistance in the spring? Just
t h e r of ten chilnren, five s o n s
If you are feeling
the help required is given by
him with us a g a i n .
out of sorts, wea
a n d five d a u g h t e i s , t h r e e of
and generally ex
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
hausted, nervcua, (
—I h a v e just received a c a s e
have no appetite
w h o m preceeded him t o t h e
and c* 't work,,
John A. Henderson will be urg
Is now engaged in t h e manufacture and sale of a. va
of t h o s e famous a n d p o p u l a r
begin at once tak
s p i r i t l a n d ; t h e o t h e r s , with
ing the most relia- ,
able medicine, known a s the MOl NTAIN 'HERB Ml DiA. K . Hawke'sspectacles,the ed for the nomination for Gov. of
ble strengthening
theii aged r.»other, s u r v i v e t o
('INE, composed of t h e natural herbs of o m IIK a n t n
medicine,which is ,
m o s t perfect a n d brilliant, the State by the Democrats.
Brown s Iron Bit- ^
m o u r n the loss o l a kind fa
tion.
tevs. A few bot
lease ever m a d e - E v e r y b o d y
tles cure—benefit
T h i s wonderful medicine is highly reoominendeii
ttier a n d d o t i n g c o m p a n i o n .
A man may guy,
comes from the ,
c o m e a n d *e« t h e m . Prices
very first dose—if
And a man may lie,
T r u l y a g o o d m a n h a s died
men t ttain yenr , eases of t h e Liver, S t o m a h, Ki dne ys a n d all diseases a?
tertk, and i t ' s
And a, man may puff and blow;
s i n g from a billious system. T h i s i s n o p a t e n t medicine
from 2 5 c t o $ 2 . 5 0 . Will W.
pleasant to take.
May t h e children a n d g r a n d
But he can't get trade
pure, simple, c h e a p a n d effective. I t is recoinmen ied by
IIols *law.
children ever e m u l a t e his use
By sitting in the shade
t h e physicians of t h e c o u n t y , a n d is o n e of t h e best medi
—The d o g s h a v e been com
Waiting for business to grow. ful a n d noble life, a n d m a y
cines o n the m a r k e t .
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
m i t t i n g depredations o n t h e So come right along
their " l a s t end be like his."
T h i s medicine i s p u t u p in p a c k a g e s with full directions
Troubles,
ABNER C. FARTHING, Sen. ' Neuralgia,
Just where you belong,
s h - e p a b o u t town of late.
with full directions o n each, P r i c e $ 1 . 0 0 per package,sent
Constipation, Bad Blood
And buy at \. M. Allen's store;
A number of them h a v e been
> Malaria,
Nervous ailments •
p o s t paid t o a n y a d d r e s s . If y o u h a v e Liver trouble, Dy
The ratification of the treaty
Coiia even from afar
Women's complaints.
killed, o t h e r s wounded, a n d
pepsin o r Kidney c o m p l a i n t s , t r y it a n d he convinced t b
of peace between Japan and Chi
And get goods below par.
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
still o t h e r s a r e tied a t their
For it will not do to be slow. na was concluded at Choc I-'ooon
lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- *
stitutes On receipt of two ac stamps we
' will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
h o m e s t o escape t h e deadly
1 H L M O U S T .1 I S M E D P A N L O M P A *
last Wednesday, the 8th. There
Fair Views and book—free.
Children Cry for is no change in the treaty and
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. MO.
s h o t , t h e just desert of sheep
Zionville, X. P., S e p t . 6 , 1 8 9 4 .
Pitcher's Castoria.
Russia will acquiesce.
killing dogs.
POTHE
p
THE COST
EDUCATION
Shoes, Shoes, Shoos!
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
Poor
1 Health
THE MOUNTAN MEDICiNECOPANY
ZIONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
It Cures
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FhsWatatlga Democrat. !
Mother's Letter,
Dm i ng o n e o l t h e severe
Suppose that the democrats
nominate a soundsilver marnChristian Herald.
r a i n s t h a t fell recently, s o m e ' J Balk soda Is inferior to package soda.
_
Oh! you'll never forget i t . : of o u r people report a urea t
for President n e x t y e a r a n d
V>N
Ihuiudaj May, 16, 1S95 t h e republicans n o m i n a t e a I t ' s d e a r old m e m o r y ?oir e s . q u a n t i t y of s u l p h u r falling
g o l d s t a n d a r d m a n , for whom back t o you now like t h e fra- with t h e rain. T h i s , if t r u e ,
Is there too much silver in the will t h e populists vote? Sup g r a n e e of flowers whipped w a s a n UTIusual occurence,
world? The full legal tender of pose t h a t lhll McKinley, Je a n d whiffled from f a r off fields of c o u r s e , but w e failed To see
all the gold coin in the world is
i t . We h a v e a l w a y s beenun
BEWARE
t e r P r i t c h a r d ' s m a n , be nom o n every whirling wind.
is the whole stor.
J
$3,965,900,000, and the silver
•f Imitation trade
W h a t if it were a n old piece f o r t u n a t e a b o u t seeing unu
i n a t e d by t h e e x t r e m e repub
marks and labels.
about
full tender, amount* to $3,433,licans, will t h e populists in of soiled p a p e i ? I t w a s m o r e s u a l a u d s t r a n g e t h i n g s , b u t
700,000., which shows there is in
t o y o u t h a n a t h o u s a n d per uiay'ie a s we grow o l d t r we
the world $530,200,000 less sil N o r t h Carolina v o t e for him?
fumed a n d gilt-edged n o t e s will h a v e b e t t e r luck.
ver money than gold. So we see Would t h e populists v o l e for
there is not too much silver; as is t h e s a m e men for t h e legisla f r o m o t h e r l a n d s . W h a t if
—never spoils
tICTDC ^ o s t s 0 0 m o r c
°- h e r Package soda—r
Mr. D. Wiley, ex p o s t m a s •
asserted by some. Hut suppose t u r e in ' 9 6 t h a t they voted t h e lines were n o t followed
• IJ
tour—universally acknowledged purest In the world.
t e r , Black Creek, N. Y.. w a s
that the United States should a- f o r in ' 9 4 ? We would like t o with m a t h e m a t i c a l e x a c t n e s s s o badly afflicted with rheu • Made only by CHURCH k CO., Hew York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
dopt the free and unlimited coin know if o u r populist friends I t w a s m o t h e r ' s l e t t e r a n d m a t ism t h a t le* was only •
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Mecipe»—FR££.
age ol silver and the other na t-ndorse t h e a c t s of t h e l a s t t h a t fa c t m a k e s t h e lines a b l e t o hobble aroufid with
tions oi the earth do not, then legislature? We d o n ' t believe r e a d s t r a i g h t . .What if t e a r canes, a n d even then it caus
the silver bullion ol the world t h e y d o , for o u r o p i n i o n is s t a i n s did soil i t s edges; they ed him g r e a t pain. After
would be shipped to us to be t h a t t h e m o s t of t h e popu were t e a r s t l . a t fell f r o m mo u s i n g Chamberlain's P a i n
Balm he was s o much im
coined free. How would this ef
l i s t s a r e honest men a n d t h e r ' s eyes, a s s h e w r o t e t o proved t h a t he threw a w a y
fect silver? Would it not get chea
ANSOUKC hMEKTFOR 189,1.
w a n t t o see t h e c o u n t i v p r o s v o u , a n d t h a t m a d e them iiis canes. H e s a y s t h i s lini
per? Then would it not be better
F i r s t session o p e n s Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 a n d closes J u n e 2 1 s t
seem m o r e beautiful t h a n jew m e n t diil him more g o o d t b a n
perous a n d g o o d l a w s exist
to leave out the word 'unlimited'
1 8 9 5 . T h e second session will open Aug. 6 t l : 1 8 9 5 a n d
f o r t h e g o v f r m e n t o f t h e els t h a t s p a r k l e in tin? c o r o all o t h e r med^-ines a n d t r e a t c l o s e Dec. 24ch.
and coin our own production on
m e n t p u t together. F o r s a l e
n e t of t h e queen.
l y a n d l e t o t h e r n a t i o n s c o i n people. T h e l a t e t o w n a n J
FACULTY.
Yes, m o t h e r ' s l e t t e r c a m e a t 5 0 cents pel b o t t l e by \\ .
their own? What is the matter c i t y elections prove t h a t ma
Rev. J . H. Y a r h o r o . Principal. Miss J . May Y u r b o r o
L. B r y a n .
with thedemocratic idea, coining n y of t h e populists h a v e q u i t t o y o u just in t h e nick of
wiil be in c h a r g e of t h e P r i m a r y a n d Intermediate d e p a r t
m e n t s , a n d s h e will a l s o h a v e c h a r g e of t h e music d e p a r t
both gold and silver free with the t h e fusion concern a n d a r e t i m e . You were in a board
G o v . P e t e r Tlirney, of Ten
ratio of 16 to 1? The onl.ywrong back h o m e with t h e demo i n g house hen vy h e a r t e d , sick nessee, h a s ret .enI l.v been en- m e n t . Othei competent a n d experienced tVacliers will be c m
ployed a s t h e school m a v l e qui re .
we see is that G rover Cleveland is c r a t s . We a r e proud of this, d e s p o n d e n t , b u t m o t h e r ' s let
a u g u r a t e d for t h e t e r m of
TERM 8.
against it and wants an interna a n d have n o fears lor o a r t e r w a s t o y o u a new b r e a t h
t w o v e a r s more. Much dissat
TUITION in the P r i m a r y Department $ 1 . 0 0 .
tional agreement before any thing- S t a t e in 1 8 9 6 .
of life, a n d c a m e with t h e we I
H I G H E R ENGLISH
.'
$2.00.
isfaction seems t o lie manifes
is done. Why not this big coun
c o m e of t h e m o u n t a i n brecz<\
ACADEMIC
$2 50 to$3.00.
t e d , not only a m o n g t h e Re
try of ours coin as much silver as
MUSIC
$2.50.
O u r much esteemed w a r t h a t i n v i g o r a t e s a s it fa ns publicans but a m o n g t h e
she may have or need, without
friend a n d c o m r a d e , D r . Mur e v e r y passing s t r a n g e r . 1: D e m o c r a t s a s well. T h e im
0 9 * B o a r d ill g o o d families, includin g light, fuel a n d
the permission of England or any
r.v S . Browne, of Winchester, was sweet a s t h e perfume-la pression is t h a t there is « j o b necessary conveniences, per m o n t h , $ 6 . 0 0 t o $ 7 . 5 0 .
other nation, when or how much
K y . , sends u s a copy of t h e den a i r t n a t c a m e creeping in t h e whole movement.
F o r nn.v information n o t herein contained a p p l y t o t h e
of her own product to coin. But
Sun, published a t Winches t h r o u g h , b o u n d i n g o v e r t h e
Ihincipal, Boone, N. 0 .
we ought not to induce the world
Secretary Iloke Smith has
to send all its bullion here to be t e r . The paper is a l a r g e o r c h a r d pickets in s p r i n g time
coined by the mints of the United newsy o n e a n d h a s published when t h e blossoms were o u t recently come o u t a g a i n - t
All is now quiet at Pocahontasi
States. We have millions of sil a t r e a t i s e written by Dr in all their b e a u t y . Like t h e live silver. Nearly all of Cleve an some of the strikers are goid
land's cabinet are against
ver of our own, let us use it by- Browne o n t h e f a t a l disease kiss s h e g a v e in childhood,
ihg back to work in the mines
free silver.
coining it into money. Our own of small pox. T h e r e is a c a s e her l e t t e r s of l a t e r y e a r s h a v e
.0.
A Kemarkahle Cure of Rheumatism.
people can use lots of it here to of small pox in Winchester beejrun inspiration, a n d m o
a great advantage along in their which h a s caused much ex t h e r , t h o u g h now .you're si
Fiorn the Grot*'a ( on fleeti
business. Give us both silver and citement a m o n g t h e people. lent in t h e church y a r d yon
cut Review.
gold, and if it gets too heavy to T h e treatise by t h e Dr. s h o w s d e r , y o u r letters, like y o u r
David Lewis, w h o h a s been
Made."1
haddle we will haul it about and
offlicted all winter by rheu
t h a t he is a well informed l o v i n g life, live t o bless us
m u t i s m , is out a g a i n a n d all
get rid of it. some way.
m a n , a n d we know t h a t o u r still.
o.
d u e t o one of t h e medicines
advertised l n o u r columns.
The two decisions rendered by friend in his y o u t h w a s c a p a
Fro* Fills.
After t r y i n g e v e r y t h i n g pos
Owing t o a recent c h a n g e
the Federal Circuit Judgesiu8.C. ble of m a k i n g himself a m a n
Send your address to H. E
sible, he used C h a m b e r l a i n ' s in o u r business, t h a t is, from
last week—the one making a free high u p in t h e scale of a d Bucklen ami Co.-, and get a free
P a i n Balm, which h a s reliev
ballot and the other adverse to vanced ideas. Well d o we re sample box of Dr. King's Newed him of all pain from which t h e "Old T i m e " credit sys
Life Pills. A trial will convince
the Dispensary law—have created member the shrewd a c t s a n d
he w a s a c o n s t a n t sufferer tem t o a
vou of their merits. These pills
quite a stir all over the State. mischievous eyes of M u r r a y are easy in action and are partic
a n d promises t o m a k e hin.
Gov. Evans and the State author Brown. He was a g r e a t f a v o r ularly effective in the cure of con
fit for duty s o o n . \ \ e knowDavid h a s been a g r e a t suffer
ities are paying no attention i t e in t h e c a m p s . We a r e de stipation and sick headache. For
e r a n d a r e glad t o s e e him M e a r e able t o o f f e r \ o u
whatever to the decision in re lighted t o know t h a t o u s e s malaria and liver troubles they
a roil no a g a i n . F o r sale by
ARBUCKLE'S C O F F E E
gard to the registr ation matter, teemed friend h a s succeeded have been proved invaluable.
They art guaranted to lx» perW. L. Br v a n .
and will not call an extra session well since he left t h e Pocoson leeth free from every deleterious
a t 2 4 c t s per ft).;
of the Legislature. The negroes
substance and to be purely vege
Good green coffee a t 2 0 c t s .
s w a m p s in 1 8 6 5 . H i s o l d c o m
Case
table. They do not weaken by
and liquor dealers are in high glee
r a d e s would like t o k n o w their action, but by giving tone
f>cr It) ;
n
over the defunct Dispensary law,
m o r e a b o u t him. Will he to stomach and bowels greatly Pertodt© Attacks of Nevratj?* '
-BUTE x t r a * C " s j g a r a t 1 6 ff>s. J g
as they can now drink and sell
the
Dyes.
invigorate the system. Regular
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lewall,
:
whiskey with impunity. Gov. Ev n o t give us a s h o r t h i s t o r y size 25c. Sold by W. L, Bryan.
CAN cavE MILK. t o t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y
" I write to my that t have beoe a sufferer for
domestic a t 7 c t s per y a r d .
ans, however does not givein on of himself?
foor yonrs with ixmnUgifc !n tho eyre. The pains
were very severe at
sensing mo t» sofhw
the Dispensary law, but has or
0 9 W e h a v e just received
S o m e of o u r citizens were winter and vwwsw nCbe ftwwetwnr* a wotrth ICANT PLA Y TH E FI DDL E
THe'Uenninfl Merit
dered his constables to seize whis
then I wonld be
Of Hood'sSarsaprilla wins friends e x c i t e d s o m e w h a t , o n t h e worvld Uyse bobweea
But I can show y o u 3 0 eases of g e n t ' s a n d Indie's
key as heretofore, and says that wherever it is fairly and honestly
TroufefcMi Gvory Week,
a nice a s s o r t m e n t of S t a p l e shoes, a n d will sell them a t
evening of t h e 8 t h , when t h e especially 1/ I was irp at night. I am a awn ol
lie will carry the case to (he Uni tried. To have perfect health, you
ami employed a n d Fancy Groceries,such a s prices t o s u i t t h e b u y e r . " ^ !
full moon rose from t h e eas regnlar hat>tt», *3 years of
ted States Supreme Court. It must have pure blood, and the
for the pnat seven years by Bonth, Springs & Co., CoFFEH.
Gall and see us and we n ill
now appears that the old Pal met best way to have pure blood is to t e r n horison. T h e y conceiv well-known nvrchant* and Cxutke/s of this pine*
SUGAR,
sa ve you money.
take Hood's Saisa panda., the ed Hie idea t h a t t h e moon
to Stale will get into a heap of
CHEESE,
best blood purifier and strength w a s s w a y i n g t o a n d fro. We
5
JOHNSON KDMISTEN k CO**
trouble over this liquor affair.
CRACKERS,
builder. It ex >els all taint of
Blow ing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
and Gamden. I bongfc'. a s-.ippty of Hood's SarCAKES.
scrofula, saltrheum and all other were called o n t h e s t r e e t t o Baparin.i, used four bottles and believe I am
CANNED-BEEF,
T h e d e m o c r a t s of N o r t h humors, and at the same time behold t h e m o o n ' s s t r a n g e enrad." W. J. Loj»0, Lancaster, South Carolina.
builds up the system.
POTTED-HAM,
behavior, b y t we failed t o Hood"9 Pills cure Constipation by restor
Carolina a r e n o t s o dead a s
TREATMENT
SALMONS.
Hood's Pills are prompt and el discover an.\ t h i n g wrong n- ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary carai.
t h e fnsionists expected, b u t
SARDINES.
fieent. 25c.
—It Y—
b o u t t h e b r i g h t a n d beauti
NOTICE.
a r e showing m o r e lite t h a n is
BUTTER NUTS.
T h a t letter written by G r o ful L u n a . S h e w a s in h r r State of North Carolina. VY;u
u s u a l for a corps. Nearly all
English walnuts, soft shell
t h e t o w n s a n d c i t i e s i n t h e ver Cleveland t o G o v . S t o n e , p r o p e r position a n d d o i n g <auga county. By virtue ol a ed a l m o n d s , p e a n u t s . r a i s i n s ,
mortgage deed executed to i;ic figs, canned l i u i t s , s h o e d r e s s 1529 Arrh St., Philadelphia, Pa.
S t a t e h a v e elected d e m o c r a t of Miss., h a s caused a g r e a t her full du*v a s a m o o n .
by E. B. Miller and wife. Jane,
ic m a y o r s a n d aldermen. E- deal of c o m m e n t , a n d G r o v e r
on the the 10th day of Feb. '94, rng. inks, plain a n d fancy c a n
Bucklen^ Arnica Sa've.
is being much criticised o y e r
and duly morded in the book of d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
ven Raleigh i s d e m o c r a t i c .
i t by t h e silver a d v o c a t e s . The best salve in the wor!d l«>i mortgages for Watauga county, SOAPS,
cliitis. Dyspepsia,Caturrh, Hay
Asheville, C h a r l o t t e , GieensTOBACCO,
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, T will
the court
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
T h e President will a l w a y s fevi rsores, tetter, chapped hanu houseoffer for sale atfor cash in
b o r o h a v e all been carried b y
SNUFF,
door in Boone,
matifin, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
t h e supposed d e a d a n d bur speak o u t in bneetin' let t h e chilblains, corns, and all skir hand, on the 3rd day ofJune,*95
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
eruptions, and positively euro
CIGARETES.
ied democracy. T h e fusion- consequences be w h a t they piles, or no pay required. It is it obeing the5 1stv eMonday dinasaid
DISORDERS.
m nth. 52 fi
hundre
nd
M ATCHES.
may.
i s t s will be forced t o h a v e a n
guaranteed to give perfect satis twent v-hyc acres of land know n
Horse a n d C a t t l e P o w d e r s , It has hem in use tor more than •
faction or money refunded as the E. it. Vliller Steel tract, ly
o t h e r funeral, a s t h e demo
All Fi ee
Price 25 cents per box. For sale ing in H«i<l county, and is more a n d m a n y o i h e r articles t o o twenty years; Giousands of pa
crats wont stay dead worth
Those who have used Dr. by \V. L. Bryan.
fully describe ! in said mortgage tedious t o mention.
tients have been treated, and oa cent. We predict t h a t t h e King's New Discovery know its
deed, to satisfy a debt due by
0@"Come a n d see for y o u r ver onethousand physicians have
and those who haveused it and recommend it—a very
T h e contest in t h e S u p r e m e note and said mortgage amoun selves.
next funeral o n political lines value,now the opportunity tonot.
have
try
significant fact.
t h a t will be observed with im it free. Call on the advertised C o u r t over t h e judgeship ting to $180.00 with interest and
C*sTI a l s o keep a g o o d line
cost of this action. This May the
posing ceremonies, w i t h o u t and get a trial bottle free. Send h a s been decided in f a v o r of 1st, 1 895.
It is agreeable. There is no nau
of Domestic Medicines
mourners, will be held o v e r your name and address to II. E. E w a r t , who w a s elected b y
A. J. Moretz. Mortgagee.
seous taste, nor sickening smell.
Bucklen and Co., Chicago, and
fetsTAll of my g o o d s w iP he
t h e defunct r e m a i n s of t h e en Get a sample box of Dr. King's t h e L e g i s l a t u r e a g a i n s t
s c l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e "Compound Oxvgen—Its mode '
NOTICE.
t i r e fusion l a y - o u t in t h e New Life Pills free, us well as a Jinlge Jones, who w a s a p p o i n
times, for PAY DOWN, b u t of Action and Results," is the ti- %
H a v i n g qualified a s Admin
m o n t h of November, a n d in copy of Guide to Health a n d j jP() a n d commissioned b y
L A W F U L H I G H ON A tie of a book of 200 pages pub
Household Instruttor, free. All
lished bv Drs. Starkev and 1 alen
t h e y e a r of o u r L o r d o n e or which is guaranted to do you G o v . Cnrr, a n d held t h e firs* i s t r a f i x of G . W. D a g g e r dcd.- C R E D I t .
l a t e of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , N
which gives to all inquirers lull
t h o u s a n d , eight h u n ired a n d good and cost you nothing.
criminal c o u r t in t h e Ashe C., t h i s is t o n o t i f y all persons
When y o u c o m e t o t h e information as to this remarka
ville Dist. No d o u b t J u d g e h a v i n g e l a i m s a g a i n s l t h e es
ninety-six, in which m o n t h
ble curative agent, and record of
Collecter Melvin E . C a r t e r
" R o c k " come a n d see me, a n d surprising cures in a wide range
a n d y e a r all t h e d i c o r d a n t
Cook will in like m a n n e r su- t a t e of s a i d deceased t o exdied a t his h o m e in Asheville
percede J u d g e Men res in t h e hi bit. t h e m t o the undersign- i t m a y be t o o u r m u t u a l beli ol chronic cases—many of them
p a r t s a n d particles of t h e fu
ef!
after being abandoned to die byo n t h e 6 t h , a n a t h e r e a r e sev
sion element will g o d o w n of
Wilmington Dist. when t h - 1 * ' 1
" r , " ' , o r e , h p flr8t , h , v
erul a s p i r a n t s f o r his posi
of April 1 8 9 6 , o r t h i s n o t i c e
T l i a n k m g my b l e n d s f o r other physicians. Will be mailed
i t s o w n Weight never a g a i n
c a s e is heard.
will be placed in b a r of iheir- p a s t p a t r o n a g e , a n d h o p i n g on application.
t i o n , a m o n g whom a r e t h e
t o a r i s e t o afflict o u r g r a n d
recovery. All persons i n - t o merit i t in t h e f n t o r e , l a m
following: Charles N. Y a r c e ,
old S t a t e . T h i s cojiglomera
Children Cry for debted t o said e s t a t e will VERY RESPECTFULLY,
J o h n 8 . Henderson, Gait h e r
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
please m a k e i m m e d i a t e p a y
ted p a r t y is now d e a d b u t H a l l , Kope Elias, S. L . P a t
Pitcher's Castoria.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
J. 11. CLARKE.
m e n t . T h i s t h e 1 s t d a y of
m u s t be buried. We w a n t t o t e r s o n , VV. H . Bower a n d o t h |
Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , ' 9 5 . Please mention this paper.
April 1 8 9 5
ersbe a t t h e funeral.
iS^Pny your subscription.
E . ('. DIGGER, A d m r x .
i w\ m
HAt\t\m
BOOHE HIGH SCHOOL.
Do You V. cLi R crty?
"Money Saved Is
Money
CASH BASIS
A Peculiar
h cow con't pick the banjo.
Hood's #*Cures
INHALATION !
Drs. Staiksy & Paien,
'
�Tie W? fan^a Dem jurat
Spurg-eon's Last Words t-o His t'lnireh.
THE MOOS.
The height of mountains on the
"HATH:family newspaper. (11100,1 « measured by the length
A DEMOC
devotad to the interest ot Co mi- oi the shadows they east upon
ty State ano Nation. Published the plains.
•
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
If you were on the moon the
tauga Countv. N. C.
earth would appear to l»e sixtyEwart Wins
the Jugesliip,
RALEIGH, X. C., May 7—
T h i s evening t h e Supreme
C o u r t delivered i t s opinion in
t h e i m p o r t a n t ease of E w a r t
a g a i n s t Jones, involving t h e
title t o t h e J u d g e s h i p o l wes
t e r n criminal circuit. T h e opinion is by Chief J u s t i c e F a i r
c l o t h , who s a y s t lie sovereign
power resides with t h e peo
ple a n d is exercised by t h e
Legislature. T h e exercise of
power by t h e G o v e r n o r in his
a p p o i n t m e n t of J o n e s a s
judge was without a u t h o r i t y
in t h e constitution o r t h e leg
islative a c t . There w a s 110 vn
c a n c y in the office a n d t h e
G o v e r n o r can only fill where
tl.ere is a vacancy. I t w a s
simply 1 he shot t interim be
t.ween t h e establishment of
t h e office a n d t h e election of
t h e person t o fill it; n o r was
it necessary for t h e Legisla
t u r e t o elect t h e officer in the
s a m e b r e a t h t h a t "rented t h e
office in o r d e r t o ' prevent a
c o n s t i t u t i o n a l vacancy, t o hifi lied by the^Governor, when
t h e a c t itself declared the p u r
pose of ^the Legislature t o
elect t h e judge. T h e f a c t t h a t
t h e word ' v a c a n c y ' is"used in
t h e provision ot the a c t does
n o t effect the question. It is
manifest t h e purpose was t o
prevent, a c o n s t i t u t i o n a l va
c a n c y . T h e Lcggislature had
the constitutional pover to
c r e a t e t h e offi •« a n d fill it
a n d t h e plaintiff E w a r t was
r e a d y a n d tried t o e n t e 1
p r o m p t l y . H e applied t o t h e
G o v e r n o r for his commission
which was refused, a n d th H
Governor nominated,appoin
ted a n d commissioned t h e <lc
f e n d a n t Jon es . T h e opinion
i s t h a t t h e plaintiff is euti
tied t o t h e office sued Formal
t h a t t h e judgment below is
e r r o n e o u s . T h e ju d g m en t is
reversed.
»
J u s t i c e Avery concurs in
t h e conclusion of t h e c o u r t in
a n e l a b o r a t e opinion b u 1
does not agree to the propo
s i t i o n t h a t there was n o va
c a n c y oetweer. the 1 a t t e n
t i o n of t h e net a n d t h e elec
t i o n of t h e plaintiff.
Mr. I). Wiley, ex-post mas
t e r , Black Greek, N. Y.. w a s
s o badl.v afflicted with rheu
m a t i s m t h a t li u w a s only
a b l e t o hobble a r o u n d with
canes, a n d even then it caus
ed him g r e a t pain. After
using Chamberlain's P a i n
B a l m he was s o much im
proved t h a t he threw a w a y
h i s canes. H e s a y s t h i s lini
m e n t did him more g o o d t h a n
till o t h e r medicines a n d t r e a t
merit p u t together. F o r s ale
a t 5 0 cents p u b o t t l e by W.
L. Bryan.
four times laiger than the sun
does to residents of the planet.
The moon is believed to be the
only ^member of the planetary
system which is wholely devi id of
the least trace of an atmosphere.
It is est i mat'id that .the light
of a full moon is at least AOOjOOO
times weaker than sunlight when
the '"great orb of day" is stand
ing at meridian.
Our moon weighs one-eightieth
as mu<-h as the earth. No other
satelite in the solar system ex
ceeds one one-thousandth of the
weight of its planet.
The 132.85(5 "craters" which
have been discovered on the moon
and which have long b en suj>posed to be extinct volcanic fines,
are now believed to -have IKS 11
caused by a bombardirteut of n»rolites.
The month of February, 185(5.
was known among the lovers ot
I he curious in nature as the
•'moor less" month, from the tact
of it having no full moon. This
canaot possibly occur more fre
quently than once each 12 1-2
years, or eight times in a centu
ry.
The moon is not so small HH
some people have imagined. A re
cent astronomical calculation uf
tributes to its surface anaieaful1 y as great as that of Africa and
\ustralirt combined.
The most powerful telescope
now in"use magnifies 2,000 dia
meters. As the moon is 240,000
miles from the earth, it is thus,
to all intents and purposes
brought t.) within 120 miles of
the earl h.-I'dpular Science month
ly.
An lBlund tnat (trows.
'.My time is ended, although I
had much more to say. I can 011
ly pray the Lord to give you to
believe in Him. If I should never
again have the pleasure of»q>eaking for my Lord upon tin face ef
the earth. I should like to deliver
as my hist confession oitaith this
Testimony: That nothing but
faith can save in this uiueb-enth
century; nothing but faith can
save England; nothing but taita
can save the present unbelieving
\
church, nothing hut firm faith in
the grand old doctrine of grace
and in the overliving and uuchan
ging God can bring back to the
church again a full tide of pros
perity. and make her to lie the de:
liverer of natiqns forChrist; noth
ing hut faith in the Laid Jesus,
can save ton or '.i.e. T he Lord
give you, my brothers,- to b Tieve
to the utin; st degree for Lis
name's sake! Annul,"
Ai
a >1/ sa:p Led.
"i Iwul 41 very Heverc «*OV.
on my lung* that ejitisedxoro
iiess ;11:«t g-iV<* 1110 UltpUxinH s
in Tugiint l»» tlie i-psuir." says •
Ml*. T. K Smith, of Billt i-ie.-i,'
M u s s . " A loe.il i l r u g g i s t " i i l i <MI niv Mtluntioii tot tnunLoi-'
111 ill's Cough Reiueit v . Mllii Oil
his 1 iM'oiii iiiUiiitut i(>n 1 guvpi
t he I ' I ' H UM !y a raielnl t rial. Tuc j
rest] 11 sin prised me; I ivrov i
«'ie»i entir» lv in three days.'
Twentv*tive Mini fiftv cent
'
What is
-o
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless suhstituto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing- Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers, Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrisbness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
T
Castoria.
"Castoria Is an cLcxlictit medicine fjrcl:!!Blathers has-e repeatedly told me of its
effect upoa their children."
lit. C. C. OSGOOD,
"Castoria is sowell adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
Lowell, Mar -.
Hi So. Oxlord St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Castoria is the best remedy for children cf
which I am acquainted. I hope tbe day is not
C-.r distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, acd use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtfu*.
own th•-r ihroch, thereby
ecndicj tlicnr to premature graves.''
" Onr physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
;*nd although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
dren.
good
_____
RCHER,
II. A. A
M. D.,
NITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
U
La. J. F. KmcaELOB,
Conway, Ark.
ALLEN C. SMITH,
Boston, Mass.
Pres.
The Centsur Company, 77 Murray Street; New York City.
r « B » g . .•
. .
In.t ties for s a l e by \V. L Bi v
an.
Tlllfs IK NO HUM
DUG TO DKAW
4
TRADE!
-O-
Blood and Skin Diseases
I ME A bum iv ESS.
AS ways••
-o—
Easily tiSadeJ g
i Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Patret business
We war* nuvr.y »it n. warnv-n. !.o» • ai>d girls t» 'oun OrricEconducted for MODERATE FEES. ! 1 r o m now until t h e first d a v
work for»ii a fe-.r hour, daiiy, r'^h; .*• 1 t:<larenrx. /and we canseID O PPOSITE U. B. P ATENT O TFICE of April I will sell my s t o c k >^1
tire patent m less tune than those
BOTANIC m.OOIl OA l.n novcr fails
theirt>irn homes T.u> liorlneS's t» »ioy. picaraiii, J remote from Washington.
,
to cure all manner of IJ)iw>d ard Skin illsmodel, draw ing or photo.,
strletly hnr.onible, and pit' S b«-tter tin r. rbyothei > Scud We advise, ii patentable or with descrip
OUM. It I* the great Southern building up
tion.
not, free of
oifered n.entf. You hnr.' a clrar in Id s.td lit
j and purifyinw Remedy, and cures all mannn
Onr fee not due till patent is secured.
of skin and blood dim-as's. As a building
•ompetltioa. K-:peri«'n-o m«1 p;rrlul il-lllfyna f charge.AMPHLET, ** How to Obtain Patents," with^
e A P
up tonic it Is wltliout a rival, ar.d absolutely
neoeevtry. No moiitd r-.jiiir- d. Weeijalp yet A cost ct «amc in the U. S. and foreign countries
beyond comparison with :.ny other.similar
with evcrytbhig that you iioei. tr-it \OH syc.'l. Esent free. Address,
remedy ever oOcred to the public. It is n
nnd h lp rno to en-n t a time* ordinary wages
panacea for all ill# n-sullinx from Impure
—AM)
blood, or an impoverished rendition cf tho
Women tlo ns well ut men, stt'i !•< y» am; girl' iC.A.SNOVV&CO.
human system. A slrple bottle will demon* O PP . P ATERT O FFICE, W ASMINSTON . D. C. <
make goo I pay. Ar 1. rot*' < re. irn «io t
| ntrateits paramount virtues.
work. All#'iccee<l ... folk"*' onr plain a l t d *ir»i
plo dltoefloui, BtraesWv. -k will "trely bring
gT7~Ser. 1 for free book ol Wonderful Curea.
you a great deal of 10011 . F' > r; tl Ing i« new A GOxVli'LLTL NKMSA 1'Price, Si.ooper large bottle; $5.00 lor «ix
r.'.ift i.t gr- nt 'innaii'l. Write for oar |i»tv|h'et PEK
bottles.
circular, nnd receive fp't iii'ern.n'i'»n. No bnrm
The Pride <»Cthe North farloiAt ^0 per cent above
\
aoro- if you conclude not t; g o on with the
For sale by druggists; if not send to us,
iia I'luLK.
and medicine will b<- sent freight prepaid on
business.
receipt of price. Address
George St
5&C0.. Do you want to aid in buildmg
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
DftX 4Z i,
up a paper that shall reflect tingreatest credit on North Caroli
na, no matter where it may IK,
1 I-*"-*'THE"»" "• • # •* T~~M • '~|
STAriDAHD.*V IY
seen? Then patronize
""V F
The H iliumgi oh Messengei
A LARGE ElGiiT-PAGE l'Al'ER
s
DURAKG'S - "
T>o you want a reliable papet
giving yoii all the news of tin
world—a Democratic newspapei
that equals the beat—has tin
ft lias sustained its reputation for IS years
largest circulation, ami has for
ft as belli?: trie standard remedy for the
•ft tjuick and rterrnaneut cure cf r:heumatwenty-one years been a pan
ft tis:n, Gout, Srlr.tiea, etc., in nil it# lorroa.
and fact orin t hegrowth anddevft It is endorsed by thousands ol rhysift cians. Fpblishert and IT.tienis. It is
velopment of the Old
North
ft purely vegetable and builds up from tbe
ft first nose. It never fails to cure.
State? Then stibscrbe for
Price is one dollar a bottle, cr six
THE
WILItlftflTOX MESSENUEK
bottles for five dollars. Our idpagc Pam
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address, ft
„
_
Campaign Rntos:
Cured.
N
CLOTHING
In the Missouri river,near Lea
venworth, there in an island
which has furnished the land law
officers of t he government a nov
el problem. This island is on the
Missouri side when it was survey,
e l in 1858 Now it is a legal part
of Kansas. But that is not the
queer thing about it. Islands in
the Missouri often shift their al
legiance.
The trouble with this island is
that it hns been growing. When
the govermunt officers surveyed
it, they found 500acres, and that
was the amount entered on the
re ords. When two Leavenworth
ITI» 11 8k lings an 1 DifTendoifpook
out patents for the whole island
the amount of land put in the
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C. %
natents was 500 acres. But the
Durant)'* Liver PilltaTQ tlio best on
earth. They act with an ease that makes T
island has I e m growing through
them a household b. -wing.
FKICE 29 CT3. PL- U3X, .T 6 B0XE3 F02 ft. all these years in a wav Misw.uri
FOR SALS FT ba<JG<U«TS.
river islands have a fashion ofdo
ing. There are now 1,400 acres
in the island. A coal bed it has
been discovered, runs under the
island, and that tends to make Em
the land more valuable.
R EV:
Recently squatters have tried MORE ~~"mm
to take possession of the surplus
over and ab Ve the 500 acr- s
MITCHELL'S
claimed by the patentees. They
later set upa claim tot hegrowth.
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Bcmedy
The land lawyers of the govern
ment. 1 t e • 1 a'dng plenty of tin e
Producing Long-S/ghtedness, & ResU~;<*
to think about the case, have de] *
ing the Sight of the Old.
cided that Shillings and Drffen Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Sly?
Tumors, Rert Eyes, Matted Ey8 Lr.shes,
dorf are entitled to ti e whole is
JIB reoorme ^NM REUEF M> RUJIDT UU.
land under theiroriginal patents. Also, equally efficacious when ti-ed in etb^r
maladies, such as Ulcer#. Fever Kercs.
—St. Louis (jlobe Democ? at.
Tamer#, Salt Hltevm. Barns, PIICJ, ot
OVERCOATS
COST!
iRheumjitic REMEBI
•
®®pBS8H
Ourang's Rteoic Rssdy Co.
|
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
-Salv
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED Err,
Statesville L a n d m a r k : Mon
d a y eveninngMr. J . I \ Young
killed, o n t h e sidewalk n e a r
t h e p o s t office, a largo bull
wherever Inflammation exist#. 'JITCZl&LJL'H
0A1.VFT may be r---» • t advactege.
f r o g measuring 1 3 inches in
_ S#ld br all
.'iiu at I2S Cttu.
length. I t is considered q u i t e
r e m a r k a b l e t h a t t h e frog was
,
1 1 1
f
W h e n R a ' o y was rick, we pave her Castoria.
found on dry lun<), «r> far aw a y from a pond of wnt er, 1 When she became Miss, she clung to Casteria.
a n d t h e crowd t h a t g a t h e n d W h e n s h e h a d C h i l d r e n ' s h e K a v e t h e m C a s t o r i t
in a t his d e a t h suggested
is ea.*i'v earned by an? one oi either sex in anj
t h a t he c a m e i n t o town t o
part
f'.io D'untry, who is trilling to work iniiu.i
"Well, my dear madam, and, trkut.tiy .it t'w eiapioymrat which we fnmish.
l e a r n t h e result of t h e elec
The la!«r i- light ui.,1 pleasant, and rou ran nc
how are you today?"
risk whatever.
ont
t i o n ; t h a t he t h o u g h t there Oh, doctor, I have terrible Tains you can pve tbe We tit you trialcomplete,so that
business n
without expense
to yourself. For those willing to no a little work,
w a s t o be a d r o u g h t herea all over my body and it seems iin this is the grandest offer n aif. Yon can work
nil ii:»v, or
are
b o u t a n d was m a k i n g for Da possible to breathe. Of course I ployed. andin theaevening only. If youyour em
bare
few apart hours at
dis.Hi-ai, utilize thein, and add to yenr income, -vis' pond, etc., e t c . While can't sleep at fill, and I havn't a our business will not interfere at ail. Y'on will
be am:.zed >n tlie start at the rapidity and eat hese i i r e vera n t rem A r k s were particle of appetite."
by wbicb ycr amass dollar upon dollar, day in ard
being m a d e a b o u t him t h e "But otherwise you feel all da. ou;. '.ten tieginners are sncresstul from the
>iir. AnVone
—
f r o g ia v stretched o n t h e side right, do'i't you? '—Texas Silt-; first 1: Y'ou should trycan rnn the businessyounone
fail.
nothing else miril
see
for yourself what yen can do at tli" tv'itc
walk d e a d . T h e frog so* took '"CDwbMi we offer. No'capital risked. VYcmeti arc
grand workers: nowadays thev raakc a- Hutch
t h e e y e ol C a p t . 11. C. Govvles;
—? men. Thev should tr this IMI-iness, •" - it is so
and see
o n e of t h e c o m p a n y , t h a t he
C h i l d r e n C r y f o r well sH'iated n» tiiem. Write at once A t'O., tor
Address H. .dAf.I.KTT
Box HSi), t'orlf&nd. Ma
K.ithpredbim up, t o o k him P i t c h e r ' s C a s t o r i a . •
h o m e a n d had him cooked for
breakfast.
BBY.1YS <Ml.fi*
Pay yoursubscript.iojf
1
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i r D O R 3 r o DY
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:
mail, 4 m o n t h s o n t r i a l , fo)
> 2 (Hi
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"^-^^eVl^JFSSESS: senoer," (t h e l a r g e s t
a n d If yon iion'f think I menu it
. -wsl- H,.aw* rmm TsrtarPowdw,
• . ,,
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•
ei.-rc/t . .!y recommend) to the hi M J *'«|' • 111 IGe OldlBj »
come and look throngh my
b'ic•m o n t h s o n t rial f o r $ 1 . 0 0
1 THE SOUTHERN F AVORITE" a^h in a d v a n c e .
^
Both
p a p e r s a r e large Eight-Pag\
-z,V.Hcisi^cwr: and P O W E R F U L .
, 8 h f ^ t s . Send P o s t a l Garo
Y oa V. •. f .Aa Iraoer For It.
' with t h e address-of five per 0 vvont„cost you one cent i
». r
q r'-q HSPORLEAW, s o n s a n d receive s a m p l e copyou dont purchase.
LA- — j ios of Thd MESSENGER.
1 litive a large stock and
Oct. 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . tf.
want to get rid of it before
TAKE THE
spring.
'f y
sr.® o «
•'
T h e weekly ' T r n n s e r i p t Mob
STOCK
A
,j
v\ •»
Alton B, F;
ML g I3
rivyii y
K
GCialllo VVe2ih r Bearding,
Cat^plsie Geiiinga,
b >rrugated Sheeting,
Roofing Paints,
fron Rocf^ti,
S.-V3 TrtK^s>, Suiters and Spoofing n
rJ '.A " ."ma of Shesi Melal for
{ COt'. P L E T E A N D R E A D Y \
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-o
E nigrants going to any ot th<
Western States or Territories I would call your attention
win save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route, to the big cut in prices in my
t is the quickest route to
other lires
KANSAS CITY, DENVER.
o
PUEBLO,
And all points in' Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and California.
Finest mul Best Equippeu
Bond in the B est.
Only line running Solid Yesti
bud trains etween St. Louis
and Kansas 'ity.
*d te: nj,
R • lining lair cars and Tour
ist» ?rs ee of extra charge.
'* CO., Cincinnati, Chio.
I will :ice parties at any rail
ESTABLISHED 18T2, s
r:> id station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information,maps and
G s. rip ive pamphlets of the
Children Cry for West write to cr call on
Pitcher's Castoria.
B. A. NKWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agt .
T9 Pat ton Ave., Asheville, N. C !
t-^rOnp floiKu pin s for tin J. CiiAiti/ro.N, (L 1*. A
Chicago, III.
Dt'LUUCl Ui OUU l Cr.'/".
j ) In iblsto^n—2 encrsretio workman ts>
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THE OB JECT OF LIFE.
BOON!
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N.
THU11SDA Y
MAY, 23 1895,
NO. 29
p engine in view; i m a g i n i n g jciety in general find for kill- assured t h a t all t h e t e m p o r a l The mortgage, or assignment
t h a t h o n o r a t t a i n e d w i l l i n g t i m e o r p a s s i n g i t pleas- blessings will be a d d e d u n t o act, which set the State by the
One of t h e m o s t manifestIS THE BEST.
» us d a y by d a y a s we need ears a few weeks ago will not
TIT ECR A KING.
weaknesses of t h e h u rn a n hi ing him thn c pleasure. We antl.v.
$ 3 . CORDOVAM,
Now t h e q u e s t i o n arises, them. I t a l s o teaches u s t h a t down—it keeps coming up. It
TR":. riAtNAI tOTO CALT.
mind is t h e inclination f o es a d m i t t h a t t h i s m a y be t h e
was. as everybody remem Iters,
I" - tlSE CALf&forfiMJtt
case, a n d also, t h a t t h e i r o w n w h a t should be t lie object of we s h o u l n o t be conformed t o
teem t h i n g s of minor i m p o r
v
POLICE,3 S0-E3.
tabled in the House but was nev
t a n c e t o o highly, a n d t o selfish pleasure a n d enjoy- life? for w h a t w a s life given this world, b u t s h o u l d he er in the Senate, but through
lightly esteem t h i n g s o f g r e a t m e n t a r e t h e o n l y t h i n g s us? E v e r y t h i n g in N a t u r e transformed, by t h e renewing fraud it was enrolled and is now
S2.$l. 7 -?B0YS'SCHQ0Lci f :&
LADIES'
i m p o r t a n c e . T h i s is t h e g r e a t most men h a v e in view. This serves a n i m p o r t a n t p u r p o s e of o u r minds, t h a t we m a v a law. The fusionists. in order!
p u r s u i t of pleasure a n d a - is a means t o a n e n d , a n d i s
, ( n e a,,<J
P
thereby know, j^ 0 c i e a r their own skirts, have'
e s t evidence of t h e d e a t h
mnsement. h a s a s s u m e d vari designed t o s u s t a i n
? SEND FOR CATALOGUE
life, w h a t is t h a t g o o d a n d accep- charged t h a t its enrollment was
which c a m e u p o n m a n when
W- L-DOUGLA3.
BRO C KTCN.>^A33.
o u s f o r m s in t h e different a g e s I <)i what is lite itsell design- table a n d perfect will of (rod. secured bv Democrats interested
0\ «r One Million People wear the
he transgressed t h e l a w of
a n d n a t i o n s of t h e world ac ed? Biologists tell u s of a I t teaches us t h a t if men love in getting it passed. There never W. L. Douglas $3& $4 Shoes
his Creator, arid t h e f i r s t s t e p
cording t o t h e c h a r a c t e r of law in N a t u r e , which t h e y t he world a n d t h e t h i n g s of was any reason t o believe this, All our shoes are equally, satisfactory
in redeeming him from t h i s
They give the best value for the money.
t h e people.
call evolution; b y w hich the'world, t h e y d o n o t love and there is none now. Miss Da' They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Thiir wearing queiities are unsurpassed.
curse is t o teach him t o e s
uniform,—-stamped on sole.
T h e Greeks were t h e foun p l a n t s o r a n i m a l s , if t h e y use God; t h a t t h e love of t h Y
Branson, of Raleigh, a young The prices aresaved over other makes.
From Sifi $j
tepm t h i n g s a c c o r d i n g t o
If yoi r ... r cauuot supply you we can. Sold by
, a d >' employed in the office of the j
ders of n a t i o n a l g a m e s , of t h e o r g a n s they possessfort he world a n d t h e loveof God d o i
their value. M a n ' s l o v e f o r
where, W a n t e d , agent to
which t h e r e were a g r e a t m a sustenance of life, g r a d u a l l y n o t exist t oge t he r, l f w e o n l v enrolling clerk during the session | take exclusive sale fur this v&inity,
t h e r e w a r d s lie is t o receive
ny, in h o n o r of t h e different become more complex intheir give t h e m a t t e r p r o p e r of the Legislature has made af- Write at once.
induces him t o e n g a g e h i s s e r
g o d s they worshiped. T i e o r g a n i s m s a n d e n t e r a high t h o u g h t we will find t h a t fid a vi t that she copied the bill
vices t o s o m e m a s t e r , a n d
t h e a t r e a t Aihens h a d s e a t s e r g r a d e of p l a n t o r a n i m a l these teachings a r e eminent for enrollment and that it was;
his C r e a t o r with a n nllwise
given her to copy by Enrolling!
hewn o u t of solid rock with life. On t h e c o n t r a r y , if t h e y ly scientific. A s t u d y of n a
Clerk Brown or one of his clerks.
purpse, h a s c o n s t i t u t e d him
t h e c a p a c i t y of t h i r t y t h o u cease from a n y cause, t o use t u r e a c q u a i n t s u s with t h e
The burden of the proof is now
t h a t he c a n n o t serve t w o
s a n d . The Grecian g a m e s t h e o r g a n s given t h e m , t h e y laws of progiess a n d develop on Browne a fusionist and an
m a s t e r s ; t h a t , when he g i v e s
were degraded in t h e d a y s of g r a d u a l l y lose t h e m a n d a r e ment from t h e simplest one- employe of the fusion Legislature >
his services t o one, h e d o e s
Rome. Running, wrestling, degraded in the scale of lif«v celled a n i m a l t o t h e exceed to show why he had the bill cop-!
s o t o t h e exclusion of all o t h
a n d c h a r i o t - r a c i n g were t o o Instances of these a r e cited ingly complex o r g a n s of t h e i c d a n d e n r o l l e d w h e n i t h a d
ers.
The management of the
t a m e affairs for t h e R o m a n s . in t h e case of
p a r a s i t i c h u m a n body a n d faculties of been tabled in tliejtiouseand nev
Equitable Life Assurance
We spend o u r lives in p u r
Wild-beast lights t o o k t h e i r p l a n t s a n d a n i m a l s a n d a l s o the mind, b u t we c a n g o n o er passed theSenate —StatesvilleJ
Society in the Department of
s u i t of m a n y t h i n g s t o Hie
place; then men f o u g h t b e a s t s of a n i m a l s s h u t u p in d a r k f a r t h e r by t h e s t u d y of n a Landmark.
.
the Carolinas, wishes to sea t t a i n m e n t of which we de
a n d with o n e a n o t h e r . S o c a v e r n s for a g e s w hich h a v e ture. T h e Bible removes t h e
Pretty Good Snake Tale.
£ cure a few Special Resident
v o t e o u r whole t i m e a n d a t
p o p u l a r did these g a m e s be l o s t their s i g h t . Now m a n ' s barriers t o o u r knowledge Our neighbor and fellow citi £ Agents. Those who are fitted
r,
t e n t i o n ; a n d o u r aim i s t o
come, t h a t none could h o p e C r e a t o r h a s given him cer find teaches u s how m a n , by zen. William Smith Esq., late g for this work will find this
i n v e s t i g a t e s o m e of t h e o b
t o be elected t o a n y position t a i n faculties, a n d it is from right use of his Faculties, m a y government official and truthful
jects for which men live, a n d
unless he g a v e public exhibi a r i g h t use of t h o s e faculties enter si higher kingdom in man, has recently purchased I
t o e n d e a v o r t o find f o r w h a t
11 is zvork, however, and those S
tion of wild b e a s t a n d gladi t h a t he derives all his pleas which there will be a n e t e r n a l land up on what is known as
t h e y should live. W e find, b y
"Hog Elk." Last week he went
who succeed best in it possess X
a t o r i a l c o m b a t s . Immense ure; a n d i t is b y right u s e progression t o w a r d t h e infin
investigation, that the great
up and fixed a bean latch and he
character, mature judgment, £
fortunes were s p e n t in t h i s t h a t he d welopes t h e m . itely g i e a t . g o o d , find glori
e s t onjecf, m o s t men h a v e in
tells us that sometimes "endurtact, perseverance, and the 2
way.
A m p h i t h e a t r e s were
T h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t of o u s perfection of his C r e a t o r . rance" of the fixing of the patch
view is t h e a c q u i r e m e n t of
respect of their community. $
built i n every t o w n . T h e g r a these should e n g a g e his a t
Therefore we d o n o t hesi lie had to kill four good sized boa
Think this matter over care
wealth; a n d they consider all
test of these, t h e Colosseum, tention first; a n d t h e s t u d y t a t e t o conclude t h a t t h i s is constrictor snakes, and atanoth
fully. There's an unv
t i m e lost which is not. s p e n t
was built a t Rome by Vespa of n a t u r e only gives us a clue t h e object for which we s h o u l d er time there he killed thirty-five
opening for somebody
in t h i s way; they e s t i m a t e
sian a n d T i t u s a f t e r t h e de- a s t o w hich a r e t h e most im live; t o a t t a i n which we rattle snakes and one black one. £ f i t s y o u , i t w i l l p a y y o u . F i t - V
t h e value-of every article b y
s t r u e t i o n o f J e r u s a l e m . I t en p o r t a n t o r in whose service should d e v o t e all t h e powers He said he would have spared the
ther information on request'
t h e a m o u n t of gold o r silver
black snake if he had not found
closed five a c i ^ s of l a n d a n d h e i s t o e n g a g e t h e m . We of body, irind a n d s o u l .
W.J. Roddey, Manager,
t o which it is e q u a l . All t h e
him in bad company. Will is said
h a d a c a p a c i t y of e i g h t y t h o u know t h a t , a l t h o u g h t h e
Rock Hill, S. C.
powers of t h e mind a r e t u r n
Mr. L). Wiley, ex-post m a s to be a truthful boy.-Wilkesboro
s a n d . I t s dedication lasted b o d y is a wonderful piece of
t e r , Black Greek, N. Y.. w a s
ed in t h i s direction. T h e folly
one hundred d a y s , d m i n g mechanism a n <1 possesses s o badly afflicted with rheu Chronicle.
of t h i s class of people is a p
PROFESSIONAL.
which t u n e five t h o u s a n d a n wonderful faculties, i t is n o t m a t i s m t h a t h " w a s o n l y "If we know God, he can say a
p a r e n t t o every one; a n d y e t
great deal to us through a dew
itnals were t h r o w n i n t o t h e t h e most i m p o r t a n t p a r t of a b l e t o hobble a r o u n d with
in view of t h e f a c t t h a t " a
W. B. GOUNCILL, Jit.
a r e n a . It continued t o be u s n a n ; t h a t it w a s only de canes, a n d even t h e n it c a us drop or the petal of a flower."
m a n ' s life consisteth n o t in
ed him g r e a t p a i n . After
ATTORNEY AT LA N.
ed for four hundred y e a r s . signed a s a dwelling place for
BIG BID hOR SOME OF
using Chamberlain's P a i n
t h e a b u n d a n c e of t h i n g s h e
Certain,animals were s o dif t h e mind o r t r u e m a n ; t h a t Balm he w a s s o much im
Boone, N. C.
YOUR CASH.
possesseth." we a r e c o n t i n u
fficult. t o o b t a i n t h a t it w a s t h e brain, t h o u g h it is ex proved t h a t he t h r e w a w a y
ally judging men by t h e
considered a c r i m e t o kill ceedingly wonderful in i t s o p - his canes. H e s a y s t h i s lini
We h a v e a full line of Gen
W . B . COUNGILL, M. D.
weight of their purses r a t h e r
th e m . I t was a c a p i t a l of eratirrtis, is only t h e instru ment did him more g o o d t h a n eral Merchandise, a n d a r e re
Boone, N. C.
t h a n b y their c h a r a c t e r a s
fense 1 foe a g l a d i a t o r t o kfll a m e n t with which t h e mind nil o t h e r medicines a n d t r e a t ceiving new g o o d s every few
Resident P h y s i c i a n . Office
men. N o t only d o e s t h e l o v e
ment p u t t o g e t h e r . F o r s a l e d a y s , which we p r o p o s e t o
getulian lion, even in o r d ' T carries on i t s work.
a t 5 0 cents pti b o t t l e by W. sell a t prices never before o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t
of money ° n g a g o m e n ' s t i m e
We can learn t h i s much L. B r y a n .
heard of. for
cash.
We Office.
a n d t a l e n t s ; b u t it a l s o caus t o s a v e his own life. S o hon
o r a b l e did these b a t t l e s be from the s t u d y of n a t u r e , but
e s them t o c h e a t , lie, s t e a l ,
T h e 1professor wag lecturing ! " v i " t y o n r
to a
. . .
.
few of o u r prices named be
come t h a t divine h o n o r s were w h a t t h e principle we call is,
swindle, a n d t o invent all
o n s o rue of t h e h a b i t s a n d low: All wool cassimer 3 0
k i n d s of infernal plans t o p o s rendered t o one E m p e r o r who o r w h a t is i t s i m p o r t a n c e , c u s t o m of the Ancient Greeks inches wide a t 1 5 c t s . , F r e n c h
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
f o u g h t seven hundred a n d we c a n n o t find from t h e s t u d y
sess i t .
t o his class. ' T h e a n c i e n t cassiiners 30c., c o f t o n a d e s MARION,
N. 0
P r o b a b l y t h e r e is n o t h i n g thirty-five times a s a c o m of n a t u r e alone. I t is reason Greeks built n o roofs o v e r 1 0 c . a n d up, heavy d o m e s t i c
mon g l a d i a t o r ; a n d s o much a b l e t o s u p p o s e t h a t m a n ' s
-(o)which e n g a g e m a n ' s itnagina
/ h e i r t h e a t r e s , " ' s a i d t h e pro 5%c. by t h e bolt, plaids 5%c.
I s t a n d a r d p r i n t s a t 6c. a n d
did t h e p o p u l a r a m u s e m e n t C r e a t o r would g i v e him a
Will practice in the courts otion so much, and so Cakes
fessor.
up, cassiiners a n d h e n r e t t a s Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDowf
possession of him, a s t h e d e depend on those s h o w s t h a t knowledge of his c h a r a c t e r
" \ \ h a t did t h e
a n c i e n t in all t h e latest s t y l e s , c h e a p .
and nil itlier counti is n the
s i i e for h o n o r . T h e r e a r e n o t every family had i t s g l a d i a a n d how i t should he devel Greeks d o when i t r a i n e d ? " , ! Grepoline, t h e l a t e s t fad in western district R^Spi cial atten
. m a n y who e v e r g e t h \ v o n d t o r s , a n d s o n s in high life oped; w h a t faculties h e s h o u l d asked J o h n n y .
| d r e s s g o o d s , in t h e very la- tion given to the colWHon &
laims
i t s influence; o u r a c t i o n s a r e paid h o n o i s t o a deceased fa cultivate, especially, a n d
T h e pi otes«oi- t o o k off | l i s test s p r i n - s h a d e s nt. 1 0 c .
t ' j c r b y g l a d i a t o r i a l c o m b a t s w h a t he should r e s t r a i n a n d spectacles, polished shein ' ^ e a i e j u s t iec.ei\ injja l a r g e
continually governed by t h e
W. B. L'orncill M. I>. T. C. Blackburn.
pi^tock of Shoes a n d H a t s , of
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N. C.
t h o u g h t of w h a t people will in which from t we n t y five t<» a n d k e e p i n s u b j e c t i o n t h e with his hand Kerchief,
t h i n k of us. Politicians wor seventy-five g l a d i a t o r s t o o k uses for which t h e y were de- replied, culmlv, - T h e y gotT1". kindKA!!t tl,e .v,'ry lo"est
wet, I s u p p o s e . "
prices. Also a nice nne o l n o
s h i p for t h e m o s t p a r t a t t h i s p a r t , t h e c o n t e s t often l a s t feigned.
' — '
.
tion* cheap. Men s g o o d half
We find t h a t such a revela
it Did the Business.
hose a t 5c.. fast, black 2 0 c .
s h r i n e a n d we s o m e t i m e s find i n g for d a y s .
In Mediaeval times, t h e tion h a s been given him, a n d
Rev. J . H. Gabb, publisher
HARDWARE
men who s^off a t t h e idea of
V&PCaVs attended nt a l l
t h e existence of t h e God of t o u r n a m e n t t o o k t h e place i t t h o r o u g h l y teaches him of t h e 'Mirror, a t B r o c t o n , Of all kinds. F a r m e r s , listen
w h a t he is. how he became N. V.,says: "For nearly two to our prices on hoes: Heavy! hours.
t h e Bible, bowing in t h e d u s t of t h e n a t i onal a a m e s of
y e a r s t h e ' M i r r o r ' h a s been 6% inch p l a n t e r ' s hoe for 2 9 c . j l u n e 1 , ' 9 3
t o m o r t a l t y r a n t s a n d serv Greece a n d Rome. T h e s e were s o , a n d t h e m a n n e r in which publishing t h e advertise- medium c o t t o n hoe 4 l o r S I .
—
i n g them in every respect, o r c o n t e s t s between K n i g h t s h e is t o be redeemed a n d his m e n t s of h a m b e r l a i n ' s Rem- b o y ' s hoes 20 c t s . each. You ; E. F. LOT ILL. .1. c . FLETCHER.
f acu 11isdeveloped^This Book
in m a n y respects s er v in g p o p for h o n o r . A l m o s t al.va.vs
edies. A few d a y s a g o t h e c a n g e t a n y t h i n g in t i n w a r e
u l a r opinion, t h a n which n o t h there were m a n v b o r n e d e a d of books, dictated by t h e writer w a s suffering from a a t prices t h a t will a s t o n i s h
i n g i s m o r e tiiekle o r uncer or d y i n g from the a r e n a , a n d s p i r i t e l God tea r h e s u s t h a t bowel t r o u b l e a n d resorted y o u . T r y o u r X X tinware. . rrn,,nxrt w a r HI*
to an old remedy which did;
GROCERIES.
All • uM E) S A L LAW ,
in o n e German t o u r n a m e n t t h e wages of neglecting t h e
tain.
BOONE, N. G.
nol prove efficacious: finally Under this head we are p rehighest faculties, t h o s e facul*
I t m a y be claimed by s o m e s i x t y k n i g h t s were killed.
he tried Chamberlain s Colic,, pared to offer you some spe£*3"Special attention *>iven
F r o m t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t ties which we, e created in t h e , Cholera a n d Diarrhoea Rem- cia! inducements. Good green
t h a t people d o n o t spend
to the collet ion olclaims.^&Q
their t i m e in a c q u i r i n g wealth of t h e Black F r i a r s t h e a t r e , likeneas of o u r G r e a t o r Him- c o y a n d t w o doses did t h e coffee 5 lbs for $ 1 , 4 lbs. Aro r h o n o r for m e a r wealth o r in t h e time of S h a k e s p e a r e , self, a n d of g i v i n g loose rein business, checking it c o m buckles |*1, 1 8 lbs. white ex
Ointment
o a r c a r n a l a p p e t i t e s which b'etely. T o r sa l e b y W . I t r a G s u g a r $ 1 , 6 lbs s o d a Okunberlain's Eyo and SkinSore Eyes,
h o n o r ' s s a k e ; b u t h a v e in t o t h e present, t h e a t r e s a n d
Is a certain cure for Chronic
25*. Oysters, cenned peaches Granulated Eye Lids, Bore Nipples, Piles,
view t h e pleasure which t h e y t h e a t r e g o i n g h a s g r o w n in a l l y us t o t h e b r u t e c r e a t i o n , j "'".van.
and fecild Head,
i s d e a t h t o t h e s o u l o r t r u e ! The Supreme Court has decided rolled o a t s , s o a p s , etc. I n Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheumby druggists.
s u p p o s e these will give. F o r p o p u l a r f a v o r until now i t is
fact a l m o s t a n y t h i n g kept in 26 cents per box. For sale
^ • v. ui
TO HOBSK"O»7NEFS.
instance, when o n e s p e n d s ^11 o n e of t h e g r e a t e s t s o u r c e s m a n ; a n d t h a t t h e gift of |I thnt Ewart is entitled t o t h e
For patting a horse in a fine healthy con
G o d , if m a n will o n l y receive
his t i m e in t h e acquisition of of pleasure.
dition try Dr. Cadr's Condition Powd'
^ astern district. He was I g^-'fiie highest market prices They tone up the system, aid digest'on, c^ T i m e would fail if we were it, is a regeneration of t h e j
wealth, he l o o k s forward t o
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, 'rect
h y , l l B ^ M a t u r e when j
f)a;,| fo|. coanti,v produee.l
a time when he shall enjoy i t . j t o a t t e m p t t o e n u m e r a t e a l l d e a d iaeuliies of t h e s o u l bv
kidney disorders and destroy worms
nr
new
over worked ho
when he shall s a y u n t o h i s ' t h e p l a n s men i n v e n t t o pro- which i t will live forever f t "<> quorum was present. Hot t h e h W T r y a >>lnss »f o u r g r e a t centslife to en old or For sale by druf
per package.
t e a c h e s u s that, o u r f i r s t ' oh- *"1"'"™ <*>«••»»»PPl>ed the quo-. s u m m e r driuk. only 5 c . Call
soul. " E a t , d r i n k a n d b e m e r - m o t e t h e enjoyment of theo
rum.—Chronicle.
a n d g e t o u r prices before b u y
r y , a n d delight thyself in f a t - fellow creatures, a s a m e a n s jest should be t o seek God j
FOR nrsr? r r T •
i n g elsewhere. Resp.
iDdJsrcstton, -.nd .'
vr. <'•!.
Children Cry for
ness." Or, when pui s u i n g of increasing t h e i r
o w n a n d H i s righteousness, a n d
BKOWVS I HO\ cvr v.?
W. I. SHERWOOD k Co.
Ali dealers Iccei. i i . f i p e i h o t ... Get
h o n o r , h e merely l i a s his o w n wealth, o r of all t h e w a y s so- t h a t in s o d o i n g we m a y be Pitcher's Castoria.
•Mc hMt
croatd i*4
AuianHia, Mav 1 . ' 0 5 .
W. L. DOUGLAS
Does This I
Hit You? "
7i
41
J. F 1I0KPIIIW,
Council! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
L0VILL& FLETCHER.
�SUUSCIUPTMN KATE S
TOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
—Watauga people will be
Agreeably surprised,
We find the following in the
t o learn t h a t C a p t J o r - Durham Sun. and it is with asensc " I ha«f a very severe cold
dan Cook, formerly of our of very great pleasure that we on my lungs that caused sore
Ojpyl year
91. 0 0 C O u n t v h a s recently been o n - publish it, a s it shows how the ness a n d g i v e ine uneasiness
•' (i months
50
'
" - »
labora of- our Judge. I>eand»r h.'i ,m! legard to the result,»* says
I
1 he g r e a t secret t o success in h a v i n g plenty of t h e c o m mm
" 8 months
3 5 P 0 , n t e d post m a s t e r a t Lin(Jreene, aie appreciated among Mr. l \ L . S m i t h , of Billerica, f o r t s of life is in knowing how mid when t o buy. F i r s t ,
villi v L\, vict Chas. RickA DVERTISING R ATES.
Mass. " A local d r u g g i s t - a l l - l o o k ! second, e x a m i n e t h e q u a l i t y a n d price of t h e article,
the jietiple:
Recker.
ed my a t t e n t i o n t o t . h a i n b e r - o r articles, y o u wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
'•We are of the opinion that of1 month
1 . 7 5 1 —On t h e first p a g e of t h i s fleers should not be cajoled t o o Iain's Cough R e m e d y . a n d o n in buying necessaries for t h e i r c o n s u m p t i o n for t h e l e a s t
3 "
3.00 issue we publish a n o r a t i o n much tor discharging their duty; his recommendation I g a v e money we m o s t respectfully i nvi t e t h e m t o call o n u s a n d
1
t h e r e m e d y a careful t r i a l . T h e e x a m i n e o u r entire line of
6 "
5.00
1 year
7.00 delivered by U. M. F a r t h i n g but there are tloies when their la result surprised m e ; I recov
olumn 1 week
9.00 j a t t h e closing exercises of H o i bors should U spokeu of in an ered entirely in three d a y s . "
Twenty-five a n d fifty cent
1™«th
13.50 jy s p r i n g (College u n d e r tin encouraging manner.
Consistingof Groceiies, H a r d w a r e , Tinware, Sheetings,
I: Judge i-eander L.Greene, who bottles for sa l e by IV. L Bry
ij u
37 5 0 head of " T h e Object of Life,"
I'laids, F r i n t e , L'ashmers, H a t s , Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
an.
tions, etc.
1 year
5 0 00; t h a t we consider a n article of is now holding his third term ol
the Superior Court in our city,
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
much merit.
deserves the thanks of our peo| but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
Entered a t t h e Postofficeat
-Ladies, see o u r line of r>le for the manner in which he
our pricegjjwhether you buy or not.
Boone. N T . C., a s second-class
shoes a n d dress g o o d s before stood up t o his duty under the
mail matter.
buying elsewhere. T r y o u r j most trying circumstance*. lie
We m a k e a specialty of shoes. We think we c a n sell
#1 shoes. They will please opened court last Monday a very
LOCAL NEWS.
y o u t h e nicest a n d best s h o e f<»r less money t h a n a n y mer
y o u . W i n n . y o u w a n t t o buy sick inan—suffennglromasthma. **education It mn ornament la prmspartty,
m ~<tugc lo adversity"
c h a n t o r merchants in t h e c o u n t y . We d o n o t q u o t e prices
'ia<* l ll'tw a *11
dock
—Considerable a m o u n t of a n y t h i n g , come s t r a i g h t t o j et liefore Ihim and " criminalessen
in on 1 , advertisement from t h e f a c t there a re s o m a n y differ
as it was
headquarter*. O u r prices a r e
e n t g r a d e s o l t h e s a m e line of g o o d s t h a t i t is a l m o s t im
f r o s t t h i s morning.
tial to the exchequer to have it
right. W. F. SHERWOOD&CO.
possible t o q u o t e prices a n d
t h e s a m e t i me desciibe t h e
cleared, he has borne his pkysi
—Mrs. II. C. Rivers a n d lit
g o o d s s o y o u will know t h e q u a l i t y wit I K ?t examiu big f o r
— T o t h e Master, W a r d e n s eal pains patiently and disposed
t l e Ralph h a v e returned f r o m
yourself. We will not r r , •
'.luce a m
ir
a m i brethren of W a t a u g a of the greater number of impor
g o o d s by selling oi. ' i,ne,
"
a visit of s o m e weeny t o rela
L o d g e No 2 7 3 , A. F . i t A. M. tant eases. It was indeed a try
They Receive The Good:"o
tives a t Olin.
g o o d s for less money. All we «.. K is a f a r t»
>
You a r e requested t o meet a t ing time to him—perhaps more
—The weather continues
e r will be convinced of t h e t r u t h .
so than to the defendants before
n e x t regular c o m m u n i c a t i o n
cool, a n d much of t h e c o r n
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
o n S a t u r d a y , J u n e 1 s t , ' 9 5 , him. Judge Greene is a very
t h a t h a s been planted will
BLACK BURN, 1011RELL k MILLER.
plain, matter-of-fact man, «twl
a t 1 , p. m., for tlie purpose
n o t come up, we fear.
the opinion formed of aim is that The Parent's Discussion
April 4 t h , 1 8 9 5
of t r a n s a c t i n g i m p o r t a n t b u s
he is earnest ly endeavoring todo
Husband—"My. dear, our boy Robert
—Miss Carrie Bryan, a f t e r iness pertaining t o t h e g o o d
graduates from the public shools very soon,
his duty, with a practical concep
a p r o t r a c t e d visit t o l.er sis of t h e order. F r a t e r n a l l y ,
you know. Have you thought what he had
tion of the law.
best do then?"
t e r , Mrs. Dr. Morphew, a t
Wife—"Well, John. I'd like ever so much to
J . C. R AY , Secretary.
•'We repeat: he deserves the
•end him to college, If you think we could
Marion. N. C., l e t u i n e d o n
dfford It."
—A friend a t Shulls Mills thanks of our |>eonle for his la
Husband—"I'm afraid that Is out of the
Tuesday.
-<>question, my dear. Do you know that It would
sends us t he following: Misses bors this week under such eircum
Cost us at the very least Moo a year for him at
—Married y e s t e r d a y o n M e a t Cora a n d Lillie Shall h a v e stances as hewas placed."
any good coll ge?"
Wife—"Goodness! As much as that? Of
(Nunp. a t t h e residence of t h e returned from a m o s t pleas
course we can't send him. But I do want to
five him a good start In the world, and 1 don't
Two Lives Saved,
bride's l a t h e r , Mr.Cicero Mil a n t visi* t o N ishville, T e n n .
think a public school education Is enough to
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc equip him for the hatile of Ufa."
ler t o Miss Minnie, d a u g h t e r a n d with them t h r e e of Nash
Husband—"No It Is not. today, whef
tion City, 111., was told by her
education Is so general. Now. I've been
-0
j of Benjamin T u g m a n .
ville's c h a r m i n g y o u n g ladies, doctors that she had consump
thinking of an advertisement I saw In The
Charlotte Observer the other day, and that
—The corn c r o p o n J o h n s .Misses Dora a n d Annie Bunch tion and that there was no hope
Is why I brought up the subject to-night
If .you a r e in e a r n e s t a b o u t w a n t i n g t h e b e s t M o n u m e n t
River is considerably nipped a n d Miss Lillie Muirhead, for her, but l-wo bottles of Dr. The Trouble I s , I Think,
King's New Discovery complete
o r T o m b s t o n e , for t h e least money, be s u r e t o write t o me,
by t h e frost, but t h e f a r m e r s who will be their g u e s t s all ly cured her and she save it. sav
that most young persons stumble Into bttslaea^
a s I buy direct from t h e q u a r r i e s in c a r l o a d lots, i em
ed her life. .Mrs. Thos Eggers.
d o n o t consiuer i t badly d a m s u m m e r .
are thrown Into It by accident or temporary
necessity, or are drawn Into it by misguided
ploy t h e v e r y b e s t w o i k m e n , a n d t o - d a y I h a v e t h e l a r g e s t
139, Florida St. San Francisco.
aged.
ambition or a perverted fancy, without any
• —Wanted:, t w o two-horse snfTerecTfrom ajterrible cold, ap
•erinus thought as to their fitness for It. When
a n d m o s t complete s t o c k of Marble in N o r t h Carolina.
the years for learning the theory and practice
— W e o r e pleased t o n o t e wooden mould-board bar- proaching consent ition, t rj ed
BSFSatisfaction g u a r a n t e e d . Consult y o u r i n t e r e s t ,
of their trade or profession are passed they
t h a t Mrs. J . F . S p a i n h o u r , s h a r e plows nrijl t w o flint without result everything else
Often awake with regret and dismay to the fact
a n d give me u call o r write for prices.
fliat they have not only made a mistake In
and then bought one bottle of
w h o h a s been very much in lo"k rifle g u n s with 4 rifles t o Dr. King's New Discovery and
their selection, but have wasted the precious
c . B W E B t t Statesville, N. C.
years of early manhood upon a wrong pursuit
disposed for s o m e time, is t h e barrel, for which I will in two weeks was cured. Heisnnr
"Now, the chief thing for our boy's success
J a n u a r y 24t!i, 1 8 9 5 .
In life Is not education as mucb as propter
pav a reasonable price On d e ural'y thankful. It is such results
improving.
education—that Is, education along the line of
of which these nre satin I les, that
bis natural bent. It's a year or two before
—Say, there is n o foolish livery a t my s t o r e . Of course prove the wonderful efficacy of
b graduates. I'm going to give him an
Opportunity of doing a little study at home
ness a t Sherwood's. They d o rhey m u s t be in a g o o d s t a t e this mediri tie in coughs and colds
during this time. I was looking at the
I ncyclopae Jia Brltannica at The Observer
of preservation. Persons h a v Free trial bottle at W. L. Di v
a s t r a i g h t - f o r w a r d , legiti
Reading Room today, and It's really a great
an's.
thing. With these books In the house. Robert
m a t e business. A trial is ail i n g l h e m would d o well t o
will have Information upon every possible
correspond with me. W . L
Subject at bis hand, and It Is the most reliable
they a s k .
Old People
Information In the world. Whatever
BRYAN.
Yes, t h e obi y e a r of 1 8 9 4 is g o n e with all] i t s pleasures
—The l a t e frost a n d freeze
Old * eople who require medicine His Natural Bent
a n d troubles, a n d t h e New Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
—Bv o r d e r of Court 1 to regulate the bowels and kid
h a s n o t , So f a r a s we h a v e
he can find proper development for ft In this
u s , a n d we all should m a k e t h e best use of i t possible. T h e
neys will find the true remedy in
Encyclopaedia, whether It's the law.
been a b l e t o h u m , d a m a g e d will sell a t public a u c t i o n o n Electric Bitters. This medicine
wa y t o d o t h a t is t o i»egin r i g h t a n d keep r i g h t the y e a r
mechanics, engineering, literature, or any of
the arts and sciences. I think when he is
t h e w h t a t c r o p in W a t a u g a F r i d a y , May 3 1 s t a n d S a t u r does not stimulate and contains
through.
ready to graduate we will all have made up our
d a y , J u n e 1 s t , 1895, all t h e no whiskey or other intoxicant,
minds what he Is best fitted for by his use of
to any great extent.
You c a n d o t h i s by doing nil y o u r t r a d i n g d u r i n g t h e
these books. Besides, there he will find the
personal property belonging but acts as a tonic and altera
y e a r a t m y s t o r e , where y o u will find a complete line of gen
life stories of all the great men of the past,
—Miss May Y a r b o r o , w h o t o A. I). Cow les at. C a p Creek tive. It acts mildly on the stom
and he will know of their efforts, thetr
e r a I merchandise, all a t t h e
struggles and their successes, and he may
ach and bowels, adding strength
h a s been teaching music a t
N. C., consisting of mules, and giving tone to the organs,
have a better and more serious view of Hfo.
These books have In them all the instruction
M a r ' s Hill, h a s joined her pa horses, wagons, merchandise
thereby aiding n a t u r e in t h e j*»rhe can get In e college education. Honestly
The Observer has given a great
r e n t s here, a n d will a s s i s t her office a n d s t o r e fixtures a m i forinance of the functions. LlecI will sell for strictly p a y d o w n d u r i n g t h e e a r 1 8 9 5 , by
Opportunity, Now. my dear, what do yon
f a t h e r , Prof. Y a r b o r o , in his v a r i o u s o t h e r articles t o o te tric bitters is an excellent apjietithink of my scheme?"
s o d o i n g 1 c a n sell y o u much cheaper t h a n o n credit.. F o r
Wife—"It's just splendid. John; but what will
zer and tt'ds digestion. Old peoschool.
instance g o o d sole l e a t h e r a t 21c., by t h e side, g o o d coffee
the bocks cost?"
d i o u s t o mention. T h i s May ple find it just exactly what they
Husband—"Why that Is the most surprising
20c. a lb>,-8ugar 1 7 IBs. for $ 1 . 0 0 , 5 lbs. s o d a 25c. Ala
part of It We can get them for ten cents a
need. Prici 50c. per bottle a t W.
—Mrs. N a t h a n Morton h a s 1st, '95. It. A. HAMILTON,
day, Just think of It!"
mance 6% cts. a n d u p . domestic, very heavy, 7 c t s by tiie
L. Bryan's
Receiver.
Parents, wtio are considering the heat
a curiosity in t h e form of a
b o l t , c a s h , jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress fbinnejs, cashmethods for educating their sons would do woll
chicken with three well devel —So far, t h e Supreme C o u r t
to look Into this special educational offer of
mers. shoes—yes t h e 1 urges l o t of shoes ever seen in t h i s
T h e Supreme Court, of t h e
oped legs. I t does n o t use h a s heard seven cases carried
p a r t of t h e c o u n t y , very low. Call a n d see t h e m , y o u will
The Observer, a l s o find a g o o d l o t oF Hardware. 1 c a n g e t y o u o n s h o r t
S t a t e h a s decided, without
b u t t w o of them in walking, u p from t h e c o u i t s held by
Charlotte, N. C
dissent, t h a t J u d g e Meares
notice, c ook stoves, f a r m e r s friend plows a n d repairs, Bishowever.
J u d g e L . L . Greene, a n d o u t is t h e legal J u d g e of t h e
sell and Chatauooga bull-tongue plows water piping ete.,
—It is t h o u g h t t h a t there of t h a t number t h e j u d g m e n t Criminal Court of the new
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
will be apples enough for t h e of t h e lower c o u r t w a s con d i s t ri c t , known a s t h e Wd
W A N T E D : Corn, rye, wheat, b u t t e r , e g g s , feathers, d r y
use of t h e people if there is n o firmed in all, s a v e one. We m i n g t o n district. TI IP c a se
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t h i g h e s t m a r k e t prices. Please
give m e y o u r t m d e t h i s y e a r , a n d 1 will certainly sell y o u
m o r e frost. Cherries a n d g e t t h i s from a p r i v a t e letter was different from t h a t of t h e
g o o d s cheap. Wishing all m y friends a n d c u s t o m e r s a
peaches a r e all killed—in fact received from J u d g e Greene contested case in t h e Asheprosperous a n d h a p p y New Y'ear. 1 a m
t h i s week. Such is t h e record ville Dist., where E w a r t won
we h a d n o peach bloom.
Yours Anxious to piease,
- - R e v . J . G . Pulliarn, who being m a d e by our m o u n t a i n in t h ° s a m e c o u r t .
J u d g e , a n d , t h o u g h we differ
i s p a s t o r of t h e B a p t i s t
To have per ect health you
WILL W. HOLSOLAW.
Church a t Smithfield, N. P., from him widely in politics, must have pure blood, and the
r e t u r n e d o n l a s t S a t u r d a y it is a pleasure t o u s t o know lies! way to have pure blood is 'means s o much more than
f o r his family. T h e y leave t h a t he wears t h e judicial er to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
'you imagine—serious a n d
t o d a y , accompanied by t h e mine with such h o n o r t o his
'fatal diseases result from'
T h e h i s t legislative body
constituents.
b e s t wishes of all..
will never a g a i n meet t o p a s s 'trifling ailments neglected.'
—We acknowldge, with
A republican member of t h e l a w s for t h e S t a t e . T h i s is ' Don't play with Nature's
OF
* greatest gift—health.
t h a n k s , t h e receipt of a n invi New York reform Legislature s o m e c o n s o l a t i o n .
If you are feeling
t a t i o n t o I he closing exerci h a s been indicted for t a k i n g
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous, M
s e s of H a r t l a n d Academy. a $ 3 , 0 0 0 bribe. Reform is a
have no appetite
and can't work, (
T h e i n v i t a t i o n s a r e v e r y g l o r i o u s privilege in such ca When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
I s now engaged in t h e m a n u f a c t u r e a n d s a l e of a valu
begin at once tak
i n g t h e m o s t Telia- ,
a b l e medicine, known a s t h e MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDI
n e a t a n d d o credit t o t h e ses, m a d e a n d provided. F r e e When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria.
ble strengthening
m e d i c i n e . w h i c h is ,
CINE, composed of t h e n a t u r a l h e r b s of o u i m o u n t a i n sec
school .
passes t o t h e penitentiary a r e When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Brown 's Iron Bit-^
When she had Children,she gave them Castoria,
ters. A few bot
tion.
tles cure—benefit
— We were r a t h e r a m u s e d now in o r d e r .
T h i s wonderful medicine is highly recommended f r ( iscomes from the ,
very first dose— it
eases of t h e Liver, S t o m a c h , K i d n e y s a n d all diseast * a r i
t o ' e a r n t h a t o u r old friend,
Nervons i'eople
went stain yenr ,
teeth, and it's
s i n g from a billioussystem. T h i s i s n o p a t e n t medicine. I t is
Col. D a n . Slimp, of B a k e r ' s And those who are all tired out
pleasant to take. ,
pure, simple, cheap a n d effective. I t i s recommended b y
A man may guy,
G a p , T e n n . , who is 8 6 y e a r s and have that tired feeling or
t h e physicians of t h e c o u n t y , a n d i s o n e of t h e best medi
And a man may lie,
of a g e , w a s recently married sick headache can be relieved of
cines o n t h e m a r k e t .
all these symptoms by taking And a man may puff and blow;
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
t o Miss Arney, who is a b o u t
But he can't pet trade
Hood's Sarsaparilla,which givei
' Neuralgia,
Troubles,
T h i s medicine is p u t u p in p a c k a g e s with full direction '
70 years old.
By 8ittiiipr in the shade
nerve, mental and bodily strenth
' Constipation, Bad Blood
•with full directions o n each, P r i c e $ 1 . 0 0 per package, s e n t
—The publisher of t h e DEM a i i d t h o r o u g h l y p u r i f i e s t h e
Waiting for busiuesstogroa.
Malaria,
Nervous ailments •
p o s t paid t o a n y a d d r e s s . If y o u h a v e Livei trouble. Dys
OCUAT is in receipt of a l e t t e r blood. It also creates a good So come right along;
Women's complaints.
,
pepsia o r Kidney c o m p l a i n t s , t r y i t a n d be convinced t h a t
old friend, C a p t . E . appetite, cures indigestion heart
f r o m his
Get o-.'y the ge-.uine— it has crossed red
Just where you belong;,
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
lines on
F . Lovill. H i s m a n y friends burn and dyspepsia.
And buy at N. M. Allen 's store; i' stitutes. the wrapper.of AH others are sub- *
On receipt
two tc. stsrips we
1 will send set of Tan Beautiful World's 1
7 HE M00STA1S MEDICiSL OMl M A T
will he g l a d t o learn t h a t he Hood'8 Pills are easy to take>
Come even from afar
Fair Views and book-free.
And g r et goods below par,
' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. M0.
reached his d i s t a n t field of easy in action and sure iu effectZionville, X. C., S e p t . 0 , 1 8 9 4 .
For it will not do to be slow.
l a b o r in safety.
25c.
LOOK AND EXAMINE!
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A
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
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•
THE COST
of »H EDUCATION
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD, < ITHERS FOLLOW.
Statesvillo Marble Works,
NEW YEAR GREETINGS!
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
Poor
Health
THE kOUNTAN •iciilCSHcGSirar.,
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
It Cures
ZIONVILLE NORTH GAROLINA.
�The Wataaga Dem ocrat
" T h e new Collector, Rog
e r s . will n o t c h a n g e a n y of
t h e a p p o i n t m e n t s heretofore
m a d e by Mr. C a i t e r , only
where i t becomes necessary
f o r t h e service. T h e office will
r e m a i n a t Asheville. T h e Col
l e c t o r ' s bond of $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0
w a s m a d e t h e next d a y a f t e r
his appointment.." We t a k e
the above from the Citizen,
a n d i t seems t h a t t h e a p
pointment of Samuel L . Rog
e r s meets with general a p p r o
val.
"CHEAP MONEY."
free coinage d o e s n o t mean
" c h e a p money,*' T h i s Iowa
e d i t o r misrepresents his S t a t e
when he s a y s , a s h e virtually
d o e s , t h a t Iowa w a n t s a de
based currency. No s r a t e
wants "cheap money," no
s t a t e w a n t s o n e kind of dol
l a r cheaper t h a n a n o t h e r
k i n d . If t h e friends of free coi
n a g e c a n convince thedoub'"i n g t h a t t h e success of their
movement will is >t give u s
c h e a p money they will c a r r y
the country.
Washington Post.
Balk mU is inferior to jxfkijt mod*.
.re
Vf
T h e c o u n t r y h a s l o n g been
f a m i l i a r with t h e p r a t i n g of
" c h e a p m o n e y " demagogues.
N o r t h C a r o l i n a a n d Illinois
I t began more t h a n a q u a r
i—
y
j
seem solid o n t h e free silver
t e r of a century a g o . with t h e
policy a n d will n o t be s h a k e n
BEWARE
is the whole story
greenback p a r t y , which a d v o
f r o m i t bv t h e s o u n d money
of imitation trsAe
marks and libdi.
about
c a t e d unlimited issues of irre
t h e o r y of Cleveland, Cat lisle,
deemable paper. T h a t p a r
H o k e S m i t h a n d o t h e r b ig
t y w a s ready t o t r a d e with ei
d e m o c r a t s , b u t will follow
t h e r of t h e old p a r t i e s in a n y
t h e lead of Vest, Yoorhees,
S t a t e , c o u n t y , town o r town
Costs no more than other package soda—never spoils
H a r r i s , Daniels, Crisp a n d
'lour—universally acknowledged purest in the world.
s h i p , a n d both p a r t i e s t r a d e d
o t h e r s , with equally a s bigwith i t . T h e results were a few
Made only by CHURCH k CO., Hew York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
b r a i n s a s a n y of t h e g o l d i t e s .
Write for Arm u d Hammer Book of r*iu*ble Keel pea FREE.
greenback congressmen, o n e
B u t there a r e t w o sides t o
Mr. D. Wiley, ex post m a s
C a p t . M. V. Moore, of Au o r m o r e green oack g o v e r n o r s
t h i s financial q u e s t i o n , a n d
b u r n , Ala., who WON q u a r t e r a n d a variety of local spoils. ver, Black Creek, N Y.. w a s
s o badly afflicted with r h m we c o m m o n herd of demo
m a s t e r of t h e 6 5 t h N. C. Reg T h e leaders of t h e " c h e a p m o m a t i s m t h a t h« w a s only
c r a t s should keep quiet a n d
iment, 6 t h C a v a l r y , is writ n e v " crusade believed, o r af a b l e t o hobble a roil i d with
n o t become wild o v e r t h e m a t
i n g a h i s t o r y of t h e Regi
c a n e s , a n d even t h e n it caus
O—()—o— o
t e r o n either side. We desire m e n t . We h a v e r e a d s o m e fected t o believe, t h a t t h e y ed him g r e a t pain
After
AN SO (JSi EM LA T FOR 1895.
I
m a d e t h e g r a n d e s t financial
a b o v e all t h i n g s , politically, e x t r a c t s published by the
u s i n g t liamberlain's Bain
F i r s t session o p e n s F e b . 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 a n d closes J u n e 2 1 s t
t h a t t h e best financial policy Asheville Citizen which vivid, discovery of all times. They Balm lie was s o much im 1 8 9 5 . T h e second session will open Aug. 6 t h 1 8 9 5 a n d
be a d o p t e d a n d one t h a t will l.v recall m a n y of t h e a c t s of christened it " f l a t " a n d pre proved t h a t lie threw a w a y close Dee. 2 4 t h .
FACULTY.
unite t h e d e m o c r a t s o n a s o l t h e Regiment with which we dieted t h a t it would sweep a - his canes. H e s a y s t h i s lini
w a v all opposition a n d m a k e m e n t did him m o r e g o o d t h a n
Rev. J . H Y a r b o r o . Principal. Miss J . May Y a r b o r o
i d b a s e s t o . . t t .l e f o ,r t h e|were connected fro m 1 8 6 2 t o
ba
•ill o t h e r medicines a n d t r e a t
goodo mankind, and e«pec- t h f t 8Urpender at Kidseway, e v e r y b o d y h a p p y . Thence m e a t p u t t o g e t h e r . F o r s a l e will be in c h a r g e of t h e P r i m a r y a a d iiiteruiediaTf. d e p a r t
f o r t h there w a s t o be n o s c a r a t 5 0 r e n t s pel b o t t l e by \V. m e n t s . a n d s h e will a l s o h a v e c h a r g e of t h e music d e p a r t
tally t h e American people. ^
m e n t . Othei c o m p e t e n t a n d experienced teachers will beetu
c i t y of money, a n d all t h e ills L. B r y a n .
We h a v e a l w a y s been a n d
ployed a s t h e school uiav inquire.
,
t h a t come from lack of c u r
ever will be, with o u r own
TERMS.
S o m e o n e from N o r t h Car
T U I T I O N in thf P r i m a r y Department $ 1 . 0 0 .
Washington Duke h a s of
d e a r S o u t h l a n d a g a i n s t all olina h a s written a n d t h e U. r e n t funds weie t o become
H I G H E R ENGLISH
$2.00.
o p posers. " B r e a t h e s there a S . Department of Agricultuie m e r e reminiscences o l a d a r k fered t o giv« T r i n i t y College
A< A DEM 1U
$2 50 to $3.00.
delusion $ 5 0 , 6 0 0 t o w a r d s a n endow
m a n with soul s o d e a d , Bulleteii h a s published, t h e period. T h e flat
.HUSK;
$2 50.
s p r e a d for a t i m e a n d i t s a d m e n t , o n c o n d i t i o n s t I) a t
who t o himself h a s neversaid s t a t e m e n t t h a t t h e c a t t l e in
Board in g o o d families, include g light, fuel a n d
t h i s i s m y own my n a t i v e t h e Blue Ridge section a r e d i s h e r e n t s m u l t i p l i e d , b u t t h e $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 be raised f r o m other
necessary conveniences, i>er m o n t h , $ 6 . 0 0 t o $ 7 . 5 0 .
h o n e s t y a n d intelligence of sources within t h e S t a t e .
l a n d ? " When we read Sena eased. T h i s r e p o r t , a s f a r a s
F o r a n y i n f o r m a t i o n n o t herein contained a p p l y t o t h e
t o r P r i t c h a r d ' s speech, m a d e we h a v e knowledge, is false t h e people presented a n insu
Children Cry for Piincipal, Boone, N. C.
i n B o s t o n s o m e t i m e since, in a n d without a n y f o u n d a t i o n perable b a rrier t o 11 s t ri u m ph
which he abused t h e s o u t h e r n whatever. C a t t l e a r e very a n d t h e greenback p a r t y , af Pitcher's Castoria.
All is now qmet at Pocahontas
people t o a m u s e t h e fancy of healthy a n d in fair condition t e r a varied mid instructive
There a r e twenty cases of
and some of th»' strikers are gocareer, went o u t of business.
t h o s e s o u t h - h a t e r s u p there, in o u r section.
s m a l l pox a t S t a u n t o n , V a .
ing hack to work in the mines
As success t o t h e original
we felt a s h a m e d of o u r Sena
fiat money p a r t y , t h e popu
t o r , a s we t h o u g h t better <d
.0.
T h e Delaware L e g i s l a t u r e l i s t p a r t y c a m e o n w i t h
A Remarkable Cure of Ebenmat am.
P r i t e h a r d t h a n t h a t . H a d adjourned w i t h o u t electing a
Fiom the Grot' ii (onnecti
Marion Butler m a d e such a United S t a t e s S e n a t o r . At schemes more g r a n d l y s t u
rut Review.
t y r a d e a g a i n s t t h e S o u t h we t h e windup of t h e session, pendous t h a n t h e wildest
David Lewis, w h o fms been
would n o t h a v e been surpris however, Col. D u p o n t was d e d r e a m s of i t s predecessor.
afflicted nil winter by rheu
T h e chief s t a p l e of populist
m a t i s m , is o u t a g a i n a m i a l l
ed.
clared elected, b u t t h i s will be l i t e r a t u r e h a s , from the first,
o
d u e t o o n e of t h e medicines
T h e decision of J u d g e s 3off contested in t h e S e n a t e a n d been " c h e a p m o n e y " t a 1 k .
advertised 1 n o u r columns.
a n d S i m o n t o n , of Columbia. it is h a rd l y probable t h a t Du T h e few populists in congress
Owing t o a recent c h a n g e
After t r y i n g e v e r y t h i n g pos
S . C., a s h o r t t i m e a g o h a s p o n t will be s e a t e d . If n o t , h a v e tried with all might a n d
sible, he used Chamberlain's iii o u r business, t h a t is, f r o m
P a i n Balm, which h a s reliev
placed t h e S t a t e in a s q u a l l y t h e Governor will a p p o i n t ; h e m a i n t o m a k e money " c h e a p
ed him of all pain from which t h e " O l d T i m e " credit sys
condition. T h e r e g i s t r a t i o n will he a d e m o c r a t , a n d t h i s a n d plenty." T o t n i s end
he w a s a c o n s t a n t sufferer tem t o a
law being declared unconsti will m a k e a t i e in t h e S e n a t e . t h e y h a v e piesented bills p r o
a n d promises t o m a k e hin.
t u t i o n a l o p e n s the way f o r
IP for duty s o o n . Y\ e know
viding for t h e m a n u f a c t u r e
n e g r o d o m i n a t i o n in politics
David h a s been a g r e a t suffer
T h e monozite m i n i n g in N. of billions of d o l l a r s .
«T a n d a r e g l a d t o see hint VV e a r e able t o o f f e r > o u
a n d t h a t t h e y will c o n t r o l t h e C. is a s s u m i n g l a r g e propor
But neither ol* t h e old par
a roil no a g a i n . F o r sa l e by
ARBUCKLE'S C O F F E E
S t a t e elections seems p r o b a tions, a n d t h e business is p a y ties h a s ever c o m m i t t e d i t i
I \Y. L. Brvati.
a t 2 4 c t s per lb.:
ble; a n d t h a t . j e a n s much t o i n g nicely. H a ye a n y of o u r self t o t h e " c h e a p money*' Kidney and Liver Trouble
and Norvous Debility
t h e white people of t h e S t a t e . people investigated t h e bran heresy. Both t h e d e m o c r a t s
Good green coffee at 2 0 e t s .
T h i s c o n d i t i o n will be a g r e a t ches in W a t a u g a for mon a n d republicans a r c pledged' 16 Years of Suffering Ended by
per It) ;
c a l a m i t y t o tin 1 prosperity of ozite? T h e s a n d i s ft brown t o preserve t h e f a i t h of t h e
Taking Hood's.
-BUTE x t r a ' C " s i g a r a t 1 6 lbs. +
Lowell, Mae*.:
t h e Sr.aie, a n d t h e .vhite p e o ish yellow, very h e a v y a n d n a t i o n , a n d t o ke. peach a n d "C. I. ITOTHI & Co.,Hood's S.irs*v>»rHla In my c*n
"The effects of
CAN GIVE MILK. t o t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y
pie will h a v e a n o t h e r severe is found Dy p a n n i n g , a s for e v e r y d o l l a r i s s u e d b y t h e have been truly marvelous. It far surpasses
domestic a t 7 c t s per y a r d .
any other medicine I have ever taken. For 16
trial t o r e i r n i n q u i e t a n d g o l d .
years I wan
with torpid
g o v e r n m e n t w o r t h o n e hun trouble and troubled debility, and fiver, kidney I CANT PLAY T H E F I D D L E
ft#"We h a v e just received
nervous
was
s u b m i t t o such a s t a t e of af
d r e d cents. T h e a d v o c a t e s of
3 0 cases of g e n t ' s a m i l a d l e ' s
A Hostess Invalid.
But 1 c a n s h o w y o n
T e x a s is larger t h a n t h e free coinage h a v e n o t been a o I have been taking Mode's Sarstipartita for three
fairs. E v e r y m a n a n d w o m a n
j a nice a s s o r t m e n t of S t a p l e shoes, a n d will sell them a t
who have t h e t r u e Anglo S a x s i x New E n g l a n d S t a t e s a n d customed t o t a l k " c h e a p mo- months and I feel that I am cured. I feel better
new then I have for sVxteen years. I thank a n d Fan:*y Groceries,such a s prices t o s u i t t h e buyer .*011
God first, for my health, and C.
St Co.,
o n blood in their veins will f o u r of t he Middle A t l a n t i c n.v." They h a v e declared a s second, for Hood's Sarsapai ilia. L I Hood recotnhave
Cull nnd see us und we n ill
COFFEE,
s y m p a t h i z e with t h e people S t a t e s t h r o w n in. B u t t h e loudly a n d positively a s their
SUGAR,
su \ e vou money.
^
of S o u t h C a r o l i n a . W h a t will revenues of T e x a s a r e n o t s u f o p p o n e n t s t h a t all govern
CHEESE,
JOHNSON E DM I STFN A CO
to all my neighbors and several of
be t h e result of t h i s condi ficient t o meet t h e d e m a n d s m e n t d o l l a r s m u s t be worth mended itudng Hood's Sarsaparllla with good
CRACKERS,
them are
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
results. I
CAKES.
t ion n o o n e c a n foresee. I t of t h e T r e a s u r y , a n d s h e h a s o n e hundred cents. But sorrm did at 4»." ain 53 years old ana feel better than I
MRR. E. WADE, Stonewall. Tenn.
CANNED-BEEF,
m a y envolve t h e people i n t o immediate liabilities t o t h e of t h e western democratic p a
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
POTTED HAM,
efficiently, on the llTer antPbo-rels. 23c.
blood-shed, a s t h e t w o races a m o u n t of $ 6 1 4 , 0 6 0 .
p e r s a r e blindly blundering,
SALMONS.
tire a b o u t e q u a l in number—
NOTICE.
8A R DINES.
a n d , if t h e free c o i n a g e lead
-BYt h e negroes being, p e r h a p s in
BUTTER NUTS,
T h e Supreme Com t is still e r s d o n o t t a k e t h e m hy tlm State of North Carolina. Wat h e m a j o r i t y . T h e G o v e r n o r t r y i n g t o s t r a i g h t e n o u t t h e forelock a n d lead t h e m back 'auga county. By virtue ot a
English walnuts, soft shell
of t h e S t a t e is very i n d i g n a n t a c t s of t h e l a t e Douglass leg i n t o t h e r o a d , t h e y will wreck mortgage deed exesoted to me ed a l m o n d s , p e a n u t s , raisins,
by E. B. Miller and wife. Jane,
1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
o v e r t h e m a t t e r a n d will islature, a n d i t i s t h o u g h t t h e p a r t y wa g o n o n t h e c h e a p on the the 10th day of Feb. '94, figs, canned It n i t s , s h o e d r e s s
ing, inks, plain a n d fancy c a n
m a k e a n effort t o " h a v e t h e t h a t o v e r o n e half of t h e money rocks. An Iowa dem and duly morded in the hook of dies, fancy a n d 1 a u n d r y
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
Supreme C o u r t of of t h e Uni l a w s will h a v e t o be passed o c r a t i c paper, referring t o mortgages for Watauga county, SOAPS,
chitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay
I will offer for sale at the court
ted S t a t e s t o s e t t l e t h e case u p o n by t h e c o u r t before t h e M i . J . J . Richardson's s f a t e house door in Hoone, for cash in
TOBACCO,
Fever Headache, Debility Rheii
SNUFF,
a s t o t h e r e g i s t r a t i o n laws. p e o p l e w i l l k n o w w h a t t h e nient, m a d e in W a s h i n g t o n , hand, on the 3rd day of June,*95
inati-m, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
it being the 1st Monday in said
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
T h e G o v t r n o r will n o t call l a w s a r e .
t h a t Iowa " i s n o t s o badly month. 525 five hundred a II d
CIG ARETES,
DISORDERS.
t h e Ilegislature t o g e t h e r a t
affected hy t lie freee silver sen twent v-fiye acres of land known
M ATCHES,
present. T h e q t e s t i o n arises,
H o r s e a n d C a t t l e Powders, It has hem in use for more than
T h e ceremonies a t t e n d i n g t i m e n t a s s o m e o t her s t a t e s , ' as the E. If. VIiIter Steel tract, ly
ing in said county, and is more
what has the Federal Judges
t h e unveiling of t h e monu s a y s he is " t a l k i n g t h r o u g h fully described in said mortgage a n d m a n y o i h e r articles t o o twenty years; 'honsands of pa
t o d o with t h e election l a w s
tients have f>fen treated, and om e n t erected a t Raleigh in his b a t . " a n d g o e s o n t h us; deed^ to satisfy a debt due by tedious t o mention.
of a S t a t e ?
BfiTUome a n d see for y o u r ver one thousand physicians have
" S h e ( I o w a ) is virtually in note and said mortgage amoanm e m o r y of t h e Confederate
used it and recommend it—a very
T h e p a p e r s g i v e o u t t h e d e a d , who l o s t their lives du terested in c h e a p m o n e y arid ting to $180.00 w ith interest and selves.
significant fact.
cost of this action. This May the
I a l s o keep a g o o d line
news t h a t business is impro r i n g t h e l a t e w a r , were inter lots of it, and the Advertiser 1st, 1895.
It is agreeable. There is no nau
A. J. Moretz. Mortgagee. of Domestic Medicines
ving generally. if t h e pros e s t i n g a n d imposing, which i s of the opinion t h a t if I o w a
seous taste, nor sickening smell.
democrats take an active
perity of t h e c o u n t r y c o n t i n occurred o n t h e 2 0 t h i n s t .
fe^TAll of m y g o o d s wifi be
NOTICE.
s c l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
i n t e r e s t in politics this fall,
ues a n d business revives a t
Ha ving qualified a s Admin
lar ge, will i t n o t h a v e a ten
T h e income t a x vv h i c h a t t e n d t h e caucuses a n d con i s t r a f i x of G. VV. D a g g e r ded. times, for PAY DOWN, b u t of Action and R« suits,'* is the 1i1 0 - A W F U L H I G H ON A tle of a book ol 200 pages pub
dency t o lessen t h e enthusi h a s been before t h e S u p r e m e Vcntions, a m i send represen l a t e of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , N.
lished by Drs. Starkev and Palen
CREDIt.
a s m cf t h e e x t r e m e siyerites? C o u r t t h e s e c o n d t i m e h a s t a t i v e d e m o c r a t s t o t h e S t a t e C., t h i s is t o notify all persons
which gives to all inquiieis full
I f t i m e s s t i l l i m p r o v e , a n d been s u s t a i n e d . J u s t i c e J a c k convention, Mr. Richardson h a v i n g c l a i m s a g a i n s t t h e es
ftsT When y o n c o m e t o t h e information as to this remarka
will find t h a t Iowa is for free t a t e of said deceased t o ex " R o c k " come a n d see me, a n d ble curative agent, and record ot
t h e United S t a t e s T r e a s u r y s o n being in f a v o r of s u s t a i n
surprising cure* in a v ide range
becomes self-sustaining, t h e n i n g the c o n s t i t u t i o n a l i t y of silver, a n d t h a t I o w a demc- hibit t he m t o thp undersign it m a y be t o o u r m u t u a l ben ol chronic cases—many of them
ed o n o r before t h e first d a y efit.
after being abandoned to die by
w h a t ? L e t u s a l l g o for t h e t h e law. T h i s decision will c r a t s will a d o p t a silver plai
of April 1 8 9 6 , o r t h i s notice
best possible g o o d for a l l , settleall t r o u b l e g r o w i n g o u t form a n d declare f o r a r a t i o will tie placed in b a r of theirT h a n k i n g my friends f o r other physicians. Will be mailed
on application.
of 1 6 t o 1 . "
a n d if t h i n g s s h a p e u p well of t h e p a s s a g e of t h e a c t .
recovery. All fKMHons i n - p a s t p a t r o n a g e , a n d h o p i n g
T h e one business t o which dehted t o said e s t a t e will t o merit i t in t h e f n t o r e , l a m
under t h e p r e s e n t s y s tem l e t
Secretary G r e s h a m h a s s o t h e f r e e c o i n a g e m e n h a v e please m a k e i m m e d i a t e p a y
u s feel h a p p y .
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
f a r recovered from his recent need t o a d d r e s s themselves m e n t . T h i s t h e 1 s t d a y of
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
J. B . C L A R K E .
Children Cry for illness, t h a t he i s a b l e t o leave m o s t assiduously i s t h a t of A p r i i 1 8 9 5 .
J Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , ' 9 5 . Please mention this pajier.
E . C. DUGGER, A d m r x .
Pitcher's Castoria.
W a s h i n g t o n for a s h o r t rest. convincing t h e c o u n t r y t h a t
1 hursdny ; Mn y, 28, 1805.
in packages
BOONE HIGH SCHOOL.
Do You YdrJ farfl?
"Monty Saved Is
Money Made."*
GASH BASIS
A Helpless Invalid
A cow can't pick the banjo.
Hood's5#1*Cures
TREATMENT
INHALATION !
Drs. Starkey & Palen,
�:
rile Wtltuiiyl Usui JDIdi *,ut ^i0U^ anY
v r of t h e Washington Dispatch: The re
; n a v y m a k e f o r m a l c o m p l a i n t port that 1': id^nr Cleveland
a g a i n s t liiin t h e President^ * , a < *
a d r a i t ot $500 t o a j
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
would he a l m o s t compelled <aaiily iu Decatur. Ind., on t li e
devoted t o the interest or Coun
t y State and Nation. Published t o either o r d e r a c o u rt - m a r - 1 o r c a M o n o { " t ^ 4 * birth of triplets
.
every Thursday a t Boone, Wa • i a l o r 011 e x a m i n a ..o n a s . o j which were named for the Presi-Ot
ti
t , , .
, ,,
taujra County. N.C.
,
.. ...
c d^i.t S household, was pronounet n e mental responsibility o«i
. ..
. . . . . . . . .
, fedt olie without foundation a t
Admiral Meade. I t is under-! t h e W h i t , I i o u s e t o _ , ! a v l t w - ,
W A S H INGTOX L F T T B I t .
s t o o d t h a t sect e t a r j Herbert «aid that scarcely a week passes
From our Regular Correspondent h a s asked Inn: for a n expla-; in which letters announcing trij>liation.
lets are not reeem-d and convey
President Cleveland is t a
E x Congressman Vance, of ing rhe intelligence that t h e
k i n g things e a s y a n d enjoy Ohio, s a y s of t h e political s i t President's family o r himself has!
Castoria is Dr. Samuel i *iteller's prescription for Infants
i n g these delightful d a y s a t n a t i o n m his S t a t e :
iVrno- been honored in the naming of
and Cbil Irea. I t coniiiliis neither Opium, Morphine nor
his s u b u r b a n home,only c o m c r a t i c sent inn n t is predomi tliein. The families vh*re trij>other Narcotic substance. I t is a harmless substitute
i n g i n t o the White House o n n a t e l y ii» f a v o r of t h e nomi lets occur and where the Presi
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
Cabinet d a y s . F o r t h e first n a t i o n of Ex-Guv. Campbell. dent has brcn notified that they
i t is Pleasant. Its gr::araatoo is thirty years* use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
t i m e in m a n y m o n t h s t h e H e i.s f a r s o u n d jmoney, a n d bear his name or the names ot
his family receive a courteous let
r
feverisliuess. Castoria prevents vomiting: Sour Curd,
wheels of the g o v e r n m e n t a r e would make t h e best race o n
ter of acknowledge nent, but no
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
m o v i n g w i t h o u t a jar. All a c c o u n t of h i s personal popu checks.
teething: troubles, cures obstipation and flatulency.
t h e t h r e a t e n i n g foreign com 1« i ii ty a n d g o o J c a m p a i g n i n g
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
Ntliice Of D i S <lut;cu,
plications h a v e been peacea ability, a n d he would draw•and bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Cas
Tim firm of J o h n s o n , Edbly s t r a i g h t e n e d o u t , o r h a v e b o t h elements of t h e p a r t y
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
reached a s t a g e a t w h i c h a r o u n d him, t h e silver a s well misteii A Co., of Blowing
Rock, h a s thn*<Uay by iniitiiCastoria.
t h e y a r e n o longer threaten a s the sound money men. Of nl consent dcsolvcd, E d a i i s
Castoria.
"Castoria Is on excellent medicine for e'.'.l" Castoria is so well adapted tochildren that
ing; a n d o u r domestic affairs course t h e p a r t y is divided ten Co. t o p a y at! claims!
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly told mc oi i..; » recommend it as superior to any prescription
a r e all in a promising condi o n t h e silver question, but igailist t he firm of J(liuison. j good effect upon their children."
l_nown tftne."
H. A. ABCHRR, M. D.,
Da. G. e. OSGOOD.
t i o n , n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g the ex t h e lenders a r e a l m o s t all for i'Jdiuistcri tk Co. T h i s April|
lit So. Oxlord St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lowell, Moss.
2(5th, IBB.).
t r a t i m e p u t in by s o m e peo s o u n d money, a m o n g the ex
"Castoria b the best remedy for children of
' Our physicians in the children's departJOHNSON. EDMISTEN & Co.
which I am acquainted. 1 hope the day i, not | oent
s^k« ' hljly of their experiple in concocting s e n s a t i o n a l ceptions being Allen G. Thintar distant when mothers will consider the ence in their "ouUidc Dractll
•
,. "
...
* ,
liers
,. , . ... . ....
.
" , c ence in... • .outside practice with Castoria,
their
VWumn tuny not he deep
s t o r i e s a b o u t t h e condition m a n , J r . ; c h a i r m a n o f t h e
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
,, aithougri,
,
wi.i an<j
we only have among our
rr,'? nostrums which ,1^lcal sUppHe, what is known as regular
of t h e t h e t r e a s u r y , a n d t h e s t a t e executive c o m m i t t e e , thinkers.,but thev II re g n r u l v
v
<*8' bv 1 '
2
.
. /T v
iiroducts, yet we are free to confess that the
clot lien observers. 1
r e g u l a r weekly newspaper re* a n d Secretary T a y l o r ; b u t
,-M
'"P a:u*
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
hurt.u. Ugrnu down there
thereby favor upon it."
i g n a t i o n from t h e Cabinet. If looking the S t a t e o v e r I fin<
—c LL-zii to • -"mature graves.
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
Children Cry for
Da. J. F. KINC::ELOE,
Boston, Mass.
t h i s period of quietncsslastH t h a t t h e big men of the p a r
Conway, Ark.
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
Tills IS NO HUM
i t is probable t h a t t h e Presi t y a r e for s o u n d money, niu P i t c h e r ' s C a s t o r i a .
The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City.
d e n t may a c c o m p a n y Mrs. I believe t ha t t lie d e m o c r a t s
tarn
IrijGTO DiiAW
—• .
hImA
Cleveland a n d t h e children S t a t e convent ion will o n s o
TRADE!
when they g o t o G r a y Gables b o second t h o u g h t s o de
m
for t h e s u m m e r .
c l a r e itself. As for t h e repul
"WI HMI your liiblt' is coven »i
T h e Supreme C o u r t lias de Means, they will p r o b a b l y a
ith this), is there not. dung r
I LI a A buminESS.
tlmf lUe heart is covered v. ith
cided t h e income t a x cases d o p t a resolution referring
BLOOD BALIV?
A houseliol I remedy for ull lllood and
< sin
I u t t h e n a t u r e of t h e d t c i s t n e whole m a t t e r t o t h e in
BUin disram-n. Cures witliout fail, Kerof-()-—
- TV i 1 —
- ir
iii r
ul.!, I irers, IHivumstl-mi.t atsn h. Kalt lthruni
ion will n o t he known until c o m i n g republlican Congress.
^Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-J
and every form of Hlood Disease from tho
"If your ic'igion is never no1 i' cent bi ' inessconducted for M ODERATE F EES. J
simpletit piiupla to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty
Democrats generally n
n e x t week, unless s o m e e n t e r
years'U30 with \ nrarying success, U -m
ed outbide of the church. 1 h* re i.- -•OURivc can secure patent ia less time than tause] | 1 roin now until t h e first (Inv
/a:.d Orrict 13 OPPOSITE U. S. PATENTORNCRT
[ oiiHtrates Its paracioinr. healing, purifyNrcmots from Washington,
1 rising newspaper m a n finds g a r d the positon, t a k e n bv ; Ing and building up virtues. One bottle Roui'dhiug wrong with it."
i .-"'lid !.. JcL d.awing or photo., tvith descrip-5 of Ani ii I will sell iriv s t o c k of
Scud model, did.; iHiT or nhrifo . with
has moro curative virtue than a dozen of
Jtloa. VVc advise, if patentable or not, free of*
any other lciud. It builds up tho health
n way t o g e t a t it before it i. s S e n a t o r G r a y concerning
Jciinrge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
und strength from tbo f<rst dose.
vai
r
••*»*••
*
officially announced, a s w a s t h a t alleged election of Col. r* tZrn uiTt: f»v r ook of WonCOLLARS
r cost r rsamekLin i the U. S. and foreign countries Jj
of ~ ~ i
fjscnt free. •• Address,
sent ircc, ouress,
—
al Cure*, ocntfreo on cjfplid o n e by t h e first decision. D a p a n t t o be a U. S . Sena p'
TO
If not kept by your locn! druggist, send
T h e r e a r c surface indications t o r by t h e Delaware legisla
51.00 for n largo bottle, or 86.00 for six bot
OPP. PATCNT OrricE. WASHINGTON , D. C.
—A.Nl>
O ?•
i
tles and moulclno will bo sent, freight
t h a t Justice J a c k s o n vote d t o t u r e a s t h e correct one, a n d
paid, by
TAIL; C E o s l l v M a d e .
NEW SA Vuphold t lie ( o u s t it u t i o u a l i t y believe with him t h a t t h e
We t7ant many men, wom^n. bo»* and girls to A C O M F E E T E
CL009 SALM CO.. Atlanta, Ga. f
work for us a few hours daily, rlghi .nsndoromd P E R
of t h e law. i l i s v o t e w a s S e n a t e will n o t allow Col.
their own iiomcs The l.'n*inp»s is «usy, pleasant,
The Pride of the North Carloistrlcttv bonerahle. and pays belle then any othcJ
practically t h e decision, uu- D u p n n t t o t a k e his s e a t . E
na I'reHH."
oifered njjents. You Imv- n rienr
and nr
\ t "* 0 per r e n t above
THE STANDARD.
lei-s tl.ere h a s been s <> m e ven a s radical a republican
ooinpetiti'ia. KxperietitP m-1 p;-<risl rhiiity nn
necessary. No ra;i|>sl r-',elrrd. V> equip yos Do you want t o aid in buildmp
c h a n g e a m o n g the o t h e r jus a s S e n a t o r Mitehol, of O r e
With crrrvtlilng flint yori need, treat yoit vroll.
and help you to earn t •, Uiti"*_ oitlinnrv wnpe*. •i]» a paper t h a t whall reflect tin
DUHANG'S
ticca, who were equally divi g o n , expresses d o u b t a s t o
Women do ns well a< turn, and keri ntid pir'- d,reat entered it on North Cnrolimake goo 1 pay. Ara. i>r - »l'rr» rati do the ! tia, no matter where i t may
Senator
ded a s t o t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n a l Du pon t, H claim.
b<
work. All sucee-d .« fii'lr-v ciirpWi- sist rt»i
, seen ? Then patronize
-teen
M o i g n n , of Ala., d o e s n ' t be
plo ili'Pttion. f-Arn"«t •. •-!> wilt p-rrjr liifrp
i t y of t h e t a x when t h e first
yon
er-fl-i-ip Is IIPTT
lieve t h a t D u p o n t will be • HHA sustained its rrpittatlon for 18 years | nod a r-ent,atdel "f -tein- .T fr>r onr pomphlst The 11 Urningt on MessPiwci
decision was made.
I I..*r» »t»-••» m-1. VY ^
A LARUE EIUHT-PAOK l/lir.ll
. j
" " " " " uiiini-rAiin PAPER
'r as heitig the standard remedy for the ^ j clrcala-, and n-cclve foil i->0
he
1 J o y° M W { n , t
and jxtrtnaneut cure of RhoumaSecretary Cailisle is being s e a t e d , n o r t h a t t h e U. S. <> quickOout.Setatlcu, etc., in nil its forms.
relinble paper
aon» if you coiichidc not to go cn wTth "the
to
tlsiu,
bit'lness.
; giving you all the news of tin
It is endorsed by thou, i ids of 1'hvsideluged with i n v i t a t i o n s t o S e n a t e h a s tiny Constitution
ciatts. Fu!4ishers and Patieius. it is
'"i Q <
world—a Democratic ncwspapei
wi yy %J rric.z OTtxzbn Ci,Co
purely vegetable and builds up from the
m a k e financial speeches in a l r i g h t t o question t h e le
first dose. It never fniN to mrc.
! t h a t equals the best—has tin
Cox -IIPC,
Prico is one dollar a brittle, or six
g a l i t y of Gov. W a t s o n ' s
K e n t u c k y , b u t he h a s n o t
bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page I'atn1 largest circulation, and has toi
PORTLA?3!?.. MA3KE.
phlet-Sont Free by M a i l . Address,
i t wenty-one years been u pari
y e t finally decidedhow many v o t e a s S e n a t o r while a c t i n g
Diirang's Rheumatic Hsmady Co,
1 and factorin t-hegrowtli and devspeeches he will he a b l e t o G o v e r n o r of the S t a t e . Sen
i ve'opjneiit of the <)4d
North
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
Durnng's Liver I'itlsn. re the best on
m a k e in t h a t S t a t e n o r a t a t o r Morgan a l s o calls a t ten
State? Then subscrbe for
earth. They act with an ease that makes
TI E WILMINOTOX MI -SSI XL I !:
them a household hi ssing.
w h a t places o r tim e t h u y will t.ion t o t h e fa c t only one m a n
PRICE 20 CT3 FEU E0X, tr S B0XE3 FOR $1 L
Gfimpaigir R a t e s :
FOR 8ALE FT UBI/G0IST8.
T
be made, f t is p r o b a b l e t h a t h a s been allowed d u r i n g his
The ''Daily Messenger,'* h \
he will g o from the Memphis S e n n t o i i a l career t o t a k e n
mail, T m o n t h s o n trial, l<j)
s o u n d money con vent ion t o s e a t in t h e S e n a t e w i t h o u t
$2.00
Kentucky.
first presenting t h e Gover
T h e w e e k l y / ' T r a n s c r i p t Mes
WEix
Admiral Meade h a s proven n o r ' s certificate of his elec mo '
se nge r," ( t h e l a r g e s t a n d
best paper in the State) V If y o n d o n ' t think I menu it
t h a t t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a d t i o n . T h a t m a n w a s Rosen
m o n t h s o n t r i a l for * 1 . " "
EYES.
00
Cotikling, b u t in his case t h e MORE
excellent g r o u n d s for fearing
c o m e a n d look t h r o u g h m y
—
•*r 1
(Jdsh in a d v a n c e . Roth
certificate h a d been s e n t by
t o fait him in a position
PlK C-HtA-il-TABTAR FuV DEB
where a. w a r with a foreign t h e Govenor of New York,
c o u n t r y might depend entire b u t was delayed in t h e mails.
L'ii-ORSED BY
, With t h e a d d r e s s of five p e r
E?
i.r a
prny
KETZ, P. H. G
I s o n s a n d receive s a m p l e cop c w o n t T o s t y o u o n e cent if
ly u p o n liis discretion, by D u p o n t will n o t , i t i s c o r t u m ,
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy L.
T "(ileal Ofp rtmiT.t Talane Uulversity ies of T HE M ESSENGER.s h o w i n g t h a t he h a s n o dis g e t a certificate fro m G o v . SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYE',
y o u d o n t purchase. ^
. w ' . o . -»*OT : i < s ; r t i W a u a i > sia,
Oct. J s t , 18H8. tf.
Watson.
uNUiin-. t a , • : < .
JTartar l'oeder,
Producing Long-Sigfitedness. & Rest.. cretion. His published inter
I have a large sfock and
r $
cb in- cbeet fuiiy i_-ci. ^ia.eads to the
ing the Sight of the Old.
•ubiiC.
TAKE THE
view while in New York n o t A R< jiarkahle Cnra for Rhciiiiiatism* Cures Tear Drops, Granulation* Stye
w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before
«7iIC
'
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye La:':^,
o n l y s h o w s him t o be a m a n
t r i j t l u i . ) h li ; AVORITE"
G r o t o n , Gonnocficut R e - iSD rmvcuu fines BKIUP m PERjfiin:
spring.
w i t h o u t discretion, b u t t o he view: David Lewis, who h a s Also, equally efficacious when n«ed In <. U'er
:z. V.'HCLE30fi*r * w = PO W E R F U L .
maladies, such as Ulcers, FcTei" f*-vac.
-GOING—o—;
I nmnrs. Salt Khrrni, Kirn., Pl!<
Salt Khoitn, B»rn., Pile or
what n o a r m y o r n a v y offi Been afflicted all winter with Tnmora.Inflammation exists, .TTLTCHKL..iL.'&
Y O J Want !t. As .Irccer Fcr it.
wherever
MAL W may be
to advantage.
W e s t a n d N c r t i w e s t . ©§r fall and look i
cer should be—an intensely r h e u m a t i s m is o u t a g a i n a n d
New ORLEANS,
Sold by all "Palate at 25 Cent*. £
b i t t e r political p a r t i s a n . I t is all d u e t o o n e of t h e medi
Emigrants going t o any of the I
-o
t h e opinion of n a v a l officials cines advertised in o u r col
Western IStates o r .Territories
u m n s . After t r y i n g every
t h a t Admiral Meade's injudi t h i n g possible he used (-ham
»Vm save time and money going 1 would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n
via. Chicago and Alton route.
cious a n d h i t t e r public criti berlniii H P a i n Balm, which
t o t h e big cut in prices in m,\
i is the quickest route t o
\ f% i
cism of the g o v e r n m e n t h a s h a s relieved him of all pain,
l i A N S A S C 1 T Y. D E X V E R,
Q l i b
o t h e r lires
m a d e him liable t o be tried from which be w a s a con
P L EBLO,
• BY io #3ather Boarding,
s t a n t sufferer a n d promises
o
b v cour t m a r t i a l , u n d er ar
And all points in Idaho, Wash
t o tnake^ him tit for d u t y
Compfets Ceilings,
ticle 2 8 5 of t h e Naval regula s o o n . We know David h a s
ingten, Oregon, Utah
Corrugated Sheeting,
and California.
t i o n s , which p r o h i b i t s offi been a g r e a t sufferer a n d a r e
r—n
Roofing Paints,
Finest and /{est Fquiftpeo
cers c o m m u n i c a t i n g , by in g l a d t o see him a r o u n d a g a i n
Hood in the IVest.
Iron Roof ? r -ti,
terviewing or* otherwise, a n y F o r s a l e by W. E. B r y a n .
0 tiy line running Solid Vesti
F « T.fcgks, Cofiera and Spocthg m
c o m m e n t s o r criticisms of
' Tin angels are inteiested in
bud trains etween S t . Louis
: fo r. 3 of Sheet Metai for Bu3^t^ > ind Kansas 'ity.
anv d e p a r t m e n t of t h e gov those whose lives arc given t o the
CCWPUETE AND READY
O A':-T.Y WHEN SHIPPED. )
R >•lining mil cars and Tour
e r n m e n t . Ruder t h a t sameat- ministry of love."
ist"|»ers ee of extra chaige. t i d e a c o u r t r n a r t i a l i n t o con
WE WANT
Bncklcn'8 A: nit a Sa'vc.
1 will mee parties a t any rail- .
vene next week t o t r y Medi
—AM—•
road station with through tickets '
The best salve in the world fnj
and b iggage clu *ks.
cnl Inspector Nerslien, upon cuts, bruises, sores, seit rheum,
For full iafornmtioi., ma|>s and !
c h a r g e s m a d e by Admiral fevtr sores, tet ter, chapped hands
u is
lescrip ive pniuphlets of t i n :
chilblains, corns, and nil skin
-3 r-Y.;.
Meade, i he personal popu
j West write to o r call on
/
'. :•. *c T:i—iwi cnr-jotlo workman to
eruptions, and positively*cures
,*
- 7.'.
and
l a r i t y of the hot-headed, h n t piles, or I K > pay required. It is
RESPECTFULLY
B. A. X KWLAXD,
• ity AiTil our material*
• iif.oee solicited
write for
Traveling Passenger Agt..
b r a v e a n d generous Admiral guaranteed t o give perfect satis
.< tcrntS.
1 0 Patton Ave., Ashevilie, N.C
W. Si. RHV4\
m a y be sufficient t o keep him faction or m o n e y refunded
CO., Cincinnati, 0h ? *.
J . C HAIILTON , G. i'. A
Price 25 cents per box. For salt
JG ABLISHED 18TP,
f r o m be n g court-martialed; by W. I>. Brvnn.
Chicago, 111.
What is
BRYAYS <01111
S
P^f? DAY ;c.A.SNOW&co.
CLOTHING'
LRCOATS
COST!
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
MITCHELL'S
STOCK
Eye-SALV
Giticaga anil /Gton S. B.
I
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VOLT
BOONE,
ATAUGA
C O U N TV , N .
TIIUHSDA Y
WASHINGTON
MAY, 30.I895,
NO. 30
LETTER. nent St. Louis business man SCHOOLS AM) TEACHERS.
If patrons would visit the conditions been known t o
—says of the silver agiration
schools mon 1 , they would kick.
From our Regular Correspondent
in the democratic party: " I Mr. Editor: It does n o t re soon learn enough t o be com
S 3 SHOEri?7oHf«s;».
He is like a dog; howls a
FL '
S# CORDOVAN,
think it is an excellent thing quire a lengthy article t o petent critics t f good teach good deal a n d runs a b o u t a t
Secretary Carlisle made if
FRENCI-13. ENAMELLED CALF.
t h a t all this strife over silver prove t o the average mind ing and would encourage the night.
U K r j FINE CALF &KANGARM
vary plain beforeho left Wash
r $3.-iP POLICE,3 SOLE3.
inUCtoil t h a t in his speeches has come np so far in ad t h a t a good high school of teacher and the children.
Like the elephant, he h a s a
tin 1 right character would be
in Kentucky he would n o t vance of the Presidential elee
I have written the above trunk, but doesn't always
<2.$I7JP BOYS'SCHOfllSHCEi
take p a r t o r sides in t h e tion. It will give the people an elevating and moralizing in the kindest spirit and take it with him.
LADIES'
light fyr the U. 8 . Senator- time t o get clearei ideas on factor in moulding worthy have come t o these conclu The elephant does.
ENDPORCATAinCUE^
s h i p n o w g o i n g o n i n t h a t the subject than many of citizens o u t of the material sions by observation.
As t o what man is really
li- • DOU CrL,
LiROCRTON.MAaa
State, lie" also made it equal them now have, a s a result of K > «<>tti»i»n and good in
Such teachers and such good for, anthropology is
Ovot Ono Million People wear the
l.v plain t h a t he would not!rertdinflf sueh a plausible but our county,
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Sho6s
teaching have abounded t o still in the deck.
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
himself become a candidate '"laciou and shallow book
<
N ' I I eg in nature h a s a considerable extent
Being strong, he is used t o They j?lvo the best value for the money.
in
its rise and fall. The seas
They equal custom nhoea In style ai.J fit.
for the Senate. His sole ob a s Coin's Financial School.
Watauga in the past andha ve draw pictures, carry news Their wearing qualities are unsurpesued.
The prices tin uniform,—stum; ed on sole.
ject in going t o Kentueky is They will, I ttiink.eventually ons change. The tides ebb missededucnting thechildren and pull revolvers.
Prom $1 to £.3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
ami How. The moon waxes
t o tell his old friends a n d ascertain that the price of
He is also fast and often Dealers everywhere, Wauted, agent to
properly and the teacher, us
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
neighbors what he considers wheat and cotton has n o t and wanes. Such seems to is the rule, soon lea ves t h e goes in the human race.
Wilte at once.
fallen through s y m p a t h y have been the condition of s c h o o l in a worse s t a t e than
t o be sound money, a n d t o
Properly trained man can
prevent them, if possible, be with the decline of silver, hut theedneal tonal feeling of o u r he found it. They a r e all jump higher than a n y other
ing led into the warship a n d because of the enormous in people a s indicated by t h e gone and I hope more earn known animal. He has even
support of what he considers crease of production of those condition of our schools. est men will soon take their been known t o jump moun
unsafe and unsound financial firticies nil over t h e world. The high title is gone and we places.
tain resort board bills.
methods. He left Washing The Southern people, in par- arc waiting for its coming uIII. Sectarianism h a s bad
Although in many ways
ton contideiit of succeeding '''"ula^. have no reason t o gam. It will come no doubt some t h i n u t o d o in breaking man is like other animals, in
a nd apparently indifferent n-i' 1 , 0 ' ' , r t -'9cal views on silver; by the natural order of down our schools. There this respect, he is different
bout the a t t a c k s made and their greatest crop is sold a tilings, but may we not has Is no community in t hecoun- from them all; he lies stand
The management cl* the
threatened on his financial broad for gold and-their sec ten its coming by rekind- ty where there is n o t a diver ing up.—New Orleans PickaEquitable Life Assurance
record. Whatever else Seer* tion has no mining inter lingthe educational feeling in sity of religious beliefs whhh yune.
Society in the Department of
t a r y Carlisle'* 8p(*eches in ests. I expect t o sec in the onr breasts and working for divide the patrons and caus
the Carolinas, wishes to se
llticklcii's Arnica Sa'vc.
cure a few Special Resident
Kentucky and at the Mem South i gradual hut healthy a revival ufeducal ional inter es opposition t o any teacher.
The best salve in
Agents. Those who are fitted
phis sound Money Conven "image of pnblh sentiment est in our dear old county. Besides instances a r e not cute, bruises, sores,the world for
sa.lt rheum,
l)o w e need some exhort er wanting where politics has
for this work will find this
tion may be they c a n be a c t h a t in the end will he on the
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands
eepted a s a faithful und ox- side of a safe and conserva o p theader in our e a r s t he interfered seriously with the chilblains, corns, and nil skin
benefits t h a t will accrue progress of schools.
eruptions, and positively cures
net representation of the fi tive financial system.
piles, or no pay required. It is
It isItfofk, however, and those
A lot of very sloppy stuff from the proper education
tlMiiciul vimvs of the aditiinis
Advantages a r e present. 1 guaranteed t.o give perfect satis
who succeed l>est in it possess
need believe, which a r e sntlieint faction or m o n e y refunded.
has been written a b o u t what ofchildren. Do we
tration, a s every s t a t e m e n t
character, mature judgment,
of fact used by him h a s been the administration iifended some leader to shout the t o overcome t best, diadvau Price 2o cents per box. For sale
tact, perseverance, and the
bv \V. li. Bryan.
approved by President Cleve t o d o a b o u t Admiral Meade's wutrh word and then ail fol tagi ft and will d o s o a t ibe
respect of their community.
very serious infraction of Ma low? I cannot say whether proper time. In the mean
land.
Think this matter over care
UnconstUntoiinl.
President Cleveland a n d n t h val regulations, a m o n g the the people need amusement while coujd not o u r people
fully. There 's an uuesral
WASINUTFN, MAY,20. — T h e
opening for somebody. If it /
e r members of t h e adminis rest that his request for re or* whether < hey need move- get into a better condi
F . H, Supreme ( out' t o d a \
tirement would he refused 111) ment, lait one thing I d o
fits you, 't will pay you Fnr- < .
tration have received many
tion and be capable of mak
til after he had In en punish know, there was not a school ing better judgments a s t o decided the income ta.v to be
ther information on request. V
endorsement*, oral and writ
unconstitutional, the "our
t*l>, from the south and west p<l. The originators of nio-d in the county Inst 3 e a r t h a t the merits of teacher and dividing usfolhjws: Against ' W . J . Roddcy, V,!jTT«q:cr, f
Rock Mill, S. C
of Mr. Cleveland's ris'etit fi of these stories are entirely was considered worthy the teaching and also t o throw
the law. Chief Justice Fuller
support of twenty, five o r awav their prejudices. *
nancial letters. An idea of ignorant of the subject. Tin
#
Field, Gray, Brewer, aridSbibow some of these men talk 2 imping of Admiral Meade's more of oui best? boys and
ras; for the law, Justices
PROFESSIONAL.
Cyclone la Surry County.
tunv he gained from the fol application for retirement* Jib I*,
Harlan, Brown, Jackson,
May I n o t briefly point out Durham Sun.
lowing language used by Mr. under the law giving ollicers
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
what appears t o uie t o lie A destructive wind, rain and and White.
W. L. Crawford, of Dallas. w ho hitve served forty yearn
ATTORNEY AT LA Y.
Texas, who is ia Washington t h a t privilege, tins never been a few of the many reasons hail storm passed aver t h e
Hid HID hOIi SOME OF
YOUR ( ASH,
Wes*field section of Surry
now: " S o far a s Texas is con a matter of doubt, and could lor such n s t a t e of affairs.
Boone, N. 0 .
I. There is a wrong idea county a few d a y s ago.
not he unless lie had b e e 11
oenied, Mr. Cleveland is exWe have ?» full line of Gen
W. II. COUNCILL. M. D.
ree litigl.v popular, by far the guilty of a crime calling for of what it takes t o const i The storm did much dam
eral Merchandise, and are re
age and assumed t he propor
Boone. N. C.
most popular m*t» in I lie par dishonorable discharge from tute a good teacher,
ceiving new goods every few
ty for the office In* s o ahlv
Navy; consequeiul.v he 1 . A good tacher, a s some tion* of a cyclone—demolish days, .which we propose t o Resident Fhysician. Offi'
Hlls. H»s idea 011 the ttnnncertainly pass from the thmk must be composed of ing timber, wrecking orch sell nr. -prices never before on King Street north o f F o s
cial question just suit t h e active l o the retired list of more than the usual amount ards and leveling fences. Thir beard of, for
cash.
We Office.
of " g a s " . If he cannot.over t . y - t h r e e a p p l e t r e e s w e r e invite y o u r attention t o a
sound money men of t h a t
Navy. Another s t o r y
S t a t e . " Mr. Crawford is a spread by M10 ignorant is rate liis ability a s a teacher blown down on one place. few of our prices named be
j. F mmmw,
low: All wool cassimer 8 0
practicing lawyer. n o t n pol- ' hm once 011 t he retired list and tl)e advantages his The hail was plienominal arid inches wide n t loots.,French
A7 70RNEY A I LAW,
offers, lie cannot was several inches deep. Three cossnners 80c., cottonades
itieian, hut Tcxans in Wash- Admiral Meade could not be school
MARION,
N. (
draw pati image.
ington say t h a t lie is a man punished by the Secretary of
cows and several sheep were 10c. and up, heavy domestic
2. A good telpher trust killed by lightning. Mr. John
by the bolt, plaids 5%e.
who h a s opportunities, and ' h e Navy. He just a s much
-(o)makes use of them, t o keep ainennable t o the orders of be n good drummer and Joyce bad a tobacco barn be standard prints a t Go. and
'A ill urnet l < v in the e.otirfs a
in touch with the sentiment ' h e Secretary
I he NavyVm spend the greater part of his stroy d. Mr. Henry l i n y 111 ore np, ca,ssimers and henrettas Vatai a. Ashe, Mite!;: ll,McDo«
in Jill the latest styles,cheap.
and a il iti "i* count i w in i..
the retired list a s he was on t iine drumming for hissehool was plowing when tlie storm Frepoliue, the latest fad 111
fn his S t a t e .
Special Jittei
tlor.. Wm. McAtloo, Assis- the active bat, only t h a t he Do people want t o make came up. A flash of lightning dress goods, in the very la western district 1
'io i aiV"i to
colleetioB o
til tit Secretary .of the Navy, din not he ordered t o perform drummers o u t of their chil stunned hiin x somewhat and test spring shades ?it 10c.
laims.r®®
Wenrejust receiviriga large
is finding it no easy m a t t e r active duty, exempt in time of dren when they send thorn to caused lii's mule t o run awav.
(
'. C. r'ickbii.j
war and then i t must be done school o r d o they want t o He had the lines wrapped a stoek of Hhoes and Hats, of W. Hoonr, X. C. . l>. Zlonvillc,
t o resist the democratic press
nil kinds a t the very lowest
tire t h a t is being brought t o by the President with the a d make scholars? Scholarship round his hand and he was prices. Also a nice iine of no
bear upon him t o head the vice and consent of the Sen and drumming a r e not conge dragged some distance, there tion cheap. Men's good half Gouncill & Blacfebi
nial friend* and a r e seldom by inflicting serious injuries. hose at 5c., fast black 20c.
new New Jersey gubernatori ate.
The Supreme Court deeis- tTie guests of the same host. The wheat crop, in the
HARDWARE
til ticket this year, and his
rousent t o make the race will am of the income t a x ques- 11. The people have a path of the storm, was bad Of nil kinds. Farmers, listen
ife#0GtyIhs* attended a t
to our prices on hoes: Heavy hours.W;^
probably be secured in the j tion was n o t surprising. It wrong idea of what good ly damaged, a n d vegetables
near future. Among the prom could n o t very well h a v e teaching is.
**
were beat in thegroand. Co 6% inch planter's hoe for 20c. l u n e l , ' 9 8 .
medium cotton hoe b>r f l .
4 of boar1 . A great numb*!
inent New Jersey democrats been under the circuinstnnbaeco plants were also seri boy 's hoes 20 cts. each. You
E. F. LOT ILL. ,L 0. FL
ee
dels constitute, 111 the eyes of ously injured.
whohnve been in consulta
can get anything in tinware
a t prices that, will astonish
tioil with Mr. McAdoO is Sen A Renin rknblc Cure for ithciiuint;*nt some,a good school. Truth is
An Essay on Man,
you. Try our XX tinware.
a t o r Smith, who s a y s New Groton, Connecticut II e - boarders a r e essential t o the
ATTORNEYS A T EA ! .
GROCERIES.
'
J e r s e y is going democratic view: David Lewis, who has success of a school of high
Man is a n omnivorous ani
Fnder this head we a r e pre
JBOQNE, L.
again a n d it will s t a y demo- btien afflicted ail winter with grade, yet there is no reason mal.
pared t o offer you some spe
T
crai tic
rheumatism to .tint, again a n d for saving t h a t a school is Home s m a r t peoplecall him
&~
iv ml a t i nihm g/v
cial inducements.Good green
\ mimber o f p r w r ment .hi. jcines H 0 , t o
Mfa!"•" < , advertised - o u r col- "
? in
goo.1 ttw-.iti»« tlwro i « o n biped, but this is zoological coffee 5 lbs for $1, 4 lbs. Ar- t o ' h e c o l l e t t o n o i l t n i n i f . t
-V
Hiciii
, .
sourians, headed bv Ex-3uv-! umns. Alter trying every- m i | n b e r 01 board'rs. BOar- error.
bnckles . f t , 1 8 lbs, white ex
ernor Francis, have been in ' thing possible he used ( ham ( ders are often a rough class
He's just a plain every day t r a ! sugar f l , 6 lbs soda Gbamb&rlititx'n Evo and Skin 6lnf
iaa rertiii cure
Chronic Sore
25-. Oysters, canned peaches Oaooklcd Eye for Sore Ninpte- . / ,
Washington within t h e lust herlain's Fain Balm, which o f students und give the two-legged animal
>{
rolled oats, soaps, etc. In kawma, Tetter, SaC Uhcum and Scald Ui
two o r three da vs. and j c j* i has relieved him of .al pqjn, school and eonimunity a
Man is found in most p a r t s fact almost anything kept in
cents per box. For sale by drugg-st?,
|from whict
prolmble tluit
of t h e m,!roin| t ( whiche p he wax « < <'"-! s ,e,it cieul ol tro.,blo.
of the world.
|!il(U
i „ f f ,, | .
a country store, u t prices
TO HOBSEWWHEIIS.
2. There must be a "blow
For puttirg a horse in a fne healthy,
entire t o Washington a t t h e | , „ l n „|.e |,jln |i( t(ll. ,inty
He roams a t will, feeds in t h a t defy competition,
fl o try 1 Dr.
i-\ C'on .'.;:ioT. L'o ; i
request of Fresident Cleve- soon. We know DaviJ has °A every few days o r tlie the day time and sleeps a t t 5 The highest, market prices > 7 l n e 't 7 !«m, aid d. : : on|
J
<-• >.:i cation, d
paid for countiy produce.
land, t o discussfiiraneial mat l >een a great sufferer a n d a r e school is not piospering. night.
' d
v
JNTTry a glass of o u r great r.' * cto old or over '-codorras. a
t o r s , a s Ex-Gov. Francis isre glad t o see h i 111 around again
Blow offs are, in most
horpi
Home nights.
summer drink only oc. Call o t :ci
igc. 'or £ - " dmpd
M Ht>
! • :
i:
garded a s very frienoly t 0 | ^ '
cases, a drawback t o the
Yon can put your hand on and get our prices before buy
work in the school room and him anywhere, s o long a s ing elsewhere. Fes p.
thePrcHidents financial views, j
FOR ITVSPTTSTA,
Ind's: rtioti. arift Stomf,rh <1 if )rd0r<s, |
IHOWN'H aIRON BKTTKKSj
One of these \fissuurians—
C h i l d r e n Ory fof a re a voided by the best teach .vpu d o not put it on his pock
IF. b . S H E R W ' O O I ) & C o .
All dealers kcr, it, i per hottlo. Gem
lade mura e"'J cr >83c<l red lines on
ers.
1el book. He has, uScler such Amantba, May 1 , "D5.
Mr. 13. II. Graham, a promi- Pitcher's Castor Ja ,
W„ L. Douglas
Plpioiaiis & Sofgnsij
U'/IIUFLET •:
'
1
�SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
PROGRAM.
ly prepared and sown in a
The next, session of the VVa
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. variety of flower seed.
i
! tailgn Union Meeting will con
—On last Friday there was
I ^opyl year
$1.00
v e n e with Laurel Springs
0 months
50 a contest a t New River Acad
" 3 montliH
55 emy for a Demurest medal. church on Friday before the
ADVERTISING HATES.
There were six contestants, fifth Sunday in June, 1805.
1 ineh liveek....
$ .75 and the judges awarded the Elder W. F. Knight t o preach
1 " 1 month
1.75 medal t o Miss Ella Vandyke. the introd ictory sermon.
1 " 3 "
5.00
1 s t question, Do the peo
—The recent freezes have ple depend upon the Gospel
1 " 0 "
5.00
1 '' 1 year
7.00 played havoc with the beans
ns the power of God in sav
1 column 1 week
0.00
1
1 month
13.50 and other vegetables. We ing souls?—J. L. Sherwood,
1
"
5 "
25.00 hear of a lady recently mar I). ('. Harman and Jacob
1
" ,0 "
57.50 ried, who is waiting for her
Younce.
1
"
1 year
50 00 beans t o grow o u t again.
2. How can we know when
— Mr. and Mis. R. L. Coun a child has come t o the years
Entered a t the Postofficeat
Boone, N. C., a s second-class cil left on Sunday last for of accountability?—A.C. F a r
Marion, N. C., wh?re t li e y thing, J . T . Reese, and VV. S.
mail m a t t e r .
will remain for sometime ho Farthing.
LOCAL NEWS.
3 . Do we see the iruivs of
ping for a n improvement in
o u r labors in the S. S. mani
Mr. Couneill's health.
—An infant child oi Robt. Mast
—May and June are themonths fested in the church?—J. M.
of Vilas, was buried on last
for college commencements. In Pane, E. J . Norris and J . F.
Thursday.
North Carolina there will doubt- EIW.
—Dr. Simpson Oshorn, of lows be about 200 young ladies 4 . Should the churches tol
Mibble Cane, h is been in town and gentlemen graduate in her e r a t e d r a m drinking and acolleges this spring. They will /musement with thefiddleand
this week.
learn that life is not all beauty banjo among the members?
—You had better buy and read
but a great part of it duty.
- S . T . Carroll, J . F. Davis
a copy of the "History of the Leg
—There will be a public de and Thos. Farthing.
islature." See ad.
5 . What steps ought we t o
—Mrs. J. S. Most, of Cove Creek, bate a t New River Academy
on Friday, June 14. Subject take t o make the church
has been dangerously ill. but is
Resolved, T h a t the signs of work more efficient?—L. VV.
now slowly improving.
the times indicate a downfall Farthing, David Green.
—T. J Coffey & Bro. have of the American Republic.
G. Are parents responsible
planted 5 0 bushels of Irish The public are cordially in
in a n y \;uy for ministers and
potato toes.
vited t o attend.
S S. woikers not having an
—W. C. Walch and wife, of —Prof. Francum was in town influenc? with their children?
Elk P a r k , were in town this Saturday making arrangements -Asa Brown, John Crisp and
week.
to turn over hiH office, that of John Norris.
D. C. Harman, Solomon
—Mr. and Mrs. E. 8 . Coffey County Superintendent, to his
successor, who will lie appointed Younce, A. Roten, C. S. Far
a r e off on a ten day's visit t o
by the Clerk on next Monday. thing, Com.
Caldwell and Wilkes.
Prof. Francum has lone his du
- - T h e wife of Oris Dancy, ty well and his official mantel
Knights Of the Ma NO ii bees,
living near Z'onville, died of can not tall on a more worthy The State Commander writes
us from Lincoln, Neb,, asfollows:
pneumonia on the 21st inst. mail.
' After trying other medicines for
—Born o n the 22nd inst.
By order of Court I what seemed to be a very obsti
t o Mr. and Mrs. VV. 15. Coun- will sel! a t public a n d ion on nate cough in our two children
we
Dr. King's New Discov
cill, J r . , a boy.
Friday, May 31st and Satur erytried at the end of two days
and
—Attv W. It. Lovill, of day, June 1 s t , 1805, all the the cough entirely left them, VVe
Sutherland, h a s been with us personal property belonging will not do without it hereafter,
t o A. I). Cowles a t G a p Creek as our experience proves that it
several d a y s recently.
cures where all others mil.''—
N. 0., consisting of mules, Signed F. VV. Steven^ State Com.
—James P. Taylor, of Elk
horses, wagons, merchandise —Why not give this great medi
Park, was over and spent
office and store fixtures and cine a trial, as it is guaranteed
some time this week.
and trial hoi ties free at W. L.
various other articles too te Bryan's. Regular size 50c. and $1
—Miss Nannie Rivers came dious t o mention. This May
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
over from Linville on Tues 1st, '05. K A. HAMILTON,
TURE,
day t o spei d a f3 \v days.
Receiver.
Buy One, Only Ten Cent*.
—Mrs. G. H. Harstin, of
C ^ T o o k litre, friends, this
A neat, attractive pamph
Watauga, is visiting rela is n o humbug, it is a n iron
let, 1G0 pages, with.ornamen
tives in Lenoir. — Topic.
clad fact. 1 have no goods t o tal cover, devoted t o the rec
—Miss Alice Hodges, of offer you, hut 1 have t h e ord of the last Legislature,
Middle Cane, gave us a very cold hard cash t o pay you the worst Legislature, save
t h a t of 18G8, ever assembled
pleasant call JII Wednesday. for y o u r birch oil, ginseng, in the S tate. This book gives
and bees wax, a t the highest
its record plainly and truth
—Miss Emma Horton,who has
market price. Those having fully. I t givesfactsand names
be« n teachingin Northwilkeeboro
any ot these articles t o offer and is thoroughly reliable. It
has returned to her home on
would d o well t o see o r write has been prepaied b.y some
New River.
m e a t Blowing Rock, N. C. of fbe best Democratic writ
—We learn t h a t D. F . Baird This May 30, 1895.
ers in the S tate.
& Co. will purchase a steam
Every patriot, every citi
J. 15. JOHNSON.
zen a n d every Democrat
thersher tor tins season's
Here is a correct list of the ad should have u copy.
work.
Price 1 0 cts. per copy post
—Prof. Jones, of F a i r View ditional magistrates appointed paid. Lower prices by the
by the last Legislature.
hundred. If not on sale a t
College, T r a p Hill, N. C. v will
Boone township, VV. Pat Hodg bookstore o r drugstore ad
take charge of Sutherland es, L. M. Trivett L. L, Critcher.
dress E . M. Uzzell. Printer
Seminary next session.
Beaver Dam, Thou Farthing, H. and Binder, Raleigh, N. 6.
—The Mountain ^Medicine Co., H. Green. Jno Green.
May 30, t f
at Zionville, is doing a large Bald Mountain' Jerry Harrison,
business. Mr. Deal is now on the Jesse Storie. Jack P. Bobbins.
road taking ordrrs and selling. Blowing Hock, J. P. Fry, Sidney,
—The T omahfiwk says t h a t Bolinger, Job Blackburn.
E . Spencer Blackburn, of Jef Cove Creek, Geo. Bingham, Rav.
Sol Younce, Asa Wilson.
ferson, will deliver a n address
Yadkin Elk, It. II. Parker, Hen
before the G. A. R. a t Moun ry Brown.
tain City to-day.
Laurefi Creek, Eugene IIarmnn,
—Miss Polly You nee, of Zi E. M. Green, John Mast.
onville, who has spent sever Meet Camp, David Green, Aal months with Rev. William 11108, Stansborry, Richard Gragg.
Jones in Boston, Mass., re Stony Fork, Thomas Cook,
Granville Norris; M. II. Norris.
turned home last Week.
Shawneehaw, Wesly Norman,
—John L. Cottrell, of North -Fames Guynn.
Wilkesboro, h a s been in the Watauga G. W. Robbins, J. Fcounty several days. John Church,
is studying medicine and a t Noith Fork, Alexander Wilson,
tended lectures a t Baltimore Henry Maine.
last winter.
—W. ,B. Couneill J r . left
Tuesday for Baltimore and,
perhaps, Philadelphia where
he will purchase supplies for
the Blowing Rock Hotel.
—Mrs. W. L . Bryan has
had the small vacant lot be
tween t h e hotel and the resi
dence of Prof. Yarboro nice
Beech Mountain, None.
A Humorous Fact
A bou t Hood's Sarsapari 11 a—i t ex
pels bad humor and creates good
humor. A battle for blood is
what Hood's Sarsaparilla vigor
ously fights, and it is always vic
torious in expelling foul taints
and giving the vital fluid t h e
quality and quantity of perfect
health. It cures sciofula, saltrheum. boils and ether blood dis
eases.
Sect'y of the Treasury Car
lisle made a s t r o n g speech a t
the Sound Money Conven
tion a t Memphis, recently, in
fa vol of a gold standard.
Mr. Bryan, of Nebraska, an
swered him and favored both
gold and silver. This mon
ey question is one of g r e a t
moment t o our people and
we hope in the near future t o
give our readers some in
structive articles on the sub
ject from some of our ablest
thinkers.
It May Do as Much for Yon,
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, III.,
writes that he had a severe kid
ney trouble for many years, with
severe pains in his back and also
that his bladder was.tfifccted. He
tried many so called kidney cures
but without nnv g^od results.
About a year ago he began the
use of Electric Bitters and found
relief at once. Electric Bitters is
especially adapted to cure of all
kidney and liyer troubles and of
ten gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove a statement.
Price only 50c. for large bottles,
at w. L. ni vali s.
In Memory of Mrs. Thomas F.
lluganmii.
Hilda, da ugh terof Steven arid
Eliza Elliott and wife of Thos.
F . Hagamnn, was born J u ' y
3 0 th. 1 8 7 2 and died April
11 t h . 1805, 22 years 8
months and 1 2 days. She
was married December 2 3 r d .
188G. She left'three small
children. Her health was
poor several years before her
death. Consumption caused
her death, but dyeing she left
the assurance t h a t she had
gone t o rest. Seven years a
g o she professed religion and
united with the Baptist
Church a t Big Laurel in Ashe
Co., being baptized b.y Rev.
J . C. Johnson, and lived t o
her death a consistent menber. Our dear sister was not
afraid t o die for she had giv
en her heart t o the Savior and
ivnswilling t o submit t o God's
will. During her last illnessshe
called her husband t o her bed
and told l,im how ior.iisf a id
care for the children and
how she wanted t o be buried.
May t h e L >rd bless her
dear children, husband, and
friends; and guide and keep
them unto the end so t h a t
they may all meet in the
sweet by and by. H. II.
Hood's Bills act easily, vet
promptly and efficiently on the
bowels and liver. 25c.
Are you all tired out. do you
h a v e that tired feeling o r s i c k
headache? You can be relieved of
all these by taking Hood's Sarsa
paril la.
NOTICE.
By virtue ot an order obtained
at the spiing term ot the Superi
or Court of Watauga county, I
will sell on the first day of July,
1805. the Mime being the first
Moi day in said month, on the
herein alter described premises,
at public outcry the following de
scribed real estate, viz: 128 acres
more or less lying and being on
the nine Ridge and waters o!
Globe Spring Branch, in Blowing
Rock township, Watauga count y
N. (\, adjoining the lands ot J.
LOOK AIM EXAMINE I
1 he great secret t o success in ha ving plenty of the com*
forts of life is in knowing' how and when t o buy. First,
look I second, examine the quality and price of the article,
o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
m buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
money we most respectfully invite them t o call on us a n d
examine our entire line of
general merchandise,
Consisting of Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
I laids, Fl ints, Uashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
tions, etc.
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
our priceejwhether you buy or not.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
you the nicest and best shoe for less money than a n y mer
chant o r merchants in the count.}. VVe d o not quote pricea
in oil'* advertisement from the fact thereare so many differ
e n t grades ot the same line of goods t h a t it is almost im
possible t o quote prices and a t the same time desciibe the
goods so you will know the quality without examining for
yourself. We will n o t try t o induce a n y one t o buy o u r
goods by selling on time, we sell to ali tor the Pay \\ hen
They Receive The Good* consequently i t enables us t o sell
goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
er will be convinced of the t r u t h .
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
BLACK BURN, LOT TRELL & MILLER.
April 4 t h , 1 8 0 5
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
-<>-
Statosville Marble Works,
It you a r e in earnestabout wantingthe best Monument
o r tombstone, for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
a s I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
^ ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n guaranteed. Consult your interest,
and giye me a coll o r write for prices.
c. B WEBB. Stntesvil'e, N. C.
J a n u a r y 24th, 1805.
NEW 7EAE GREETINGS I
B. Clarke, Anther Parks and
others, the same having been con
veyed to James Sudderth, dee'd.,
by W. W. Lenoir, a. record oi
which conveyance may be found
in book 'H' of deeds, page 2(52 of
the public records of Watauga
eountv. All of said tract will be
sold, I representing four seven
teenths as guardian, and terms
be made know n on day of sale
and deed in fee simple made to
purchaser. This Mav 50. 1805.
I. N. CORPENING, Com.
Notice of DoNolntioin
T h e firm of Johnson, Edmisten & Co., of Blowing
Rock, has this day by mutu
al consent desol ved, Ed misten & Co. t o pay all claims
T g n i n s t the firm of Johnson,
Edmistcn & Co. This April
2Gth, 1 0 0 5 .
JOHNSON, EDMISTEN & CO.
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than
•you imagine—serious and
•fatal diseases result from'
•trifling ailments neglected.'
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift—health.
II you are feeling
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,,
have no appetite
and can't work,,
begin at oncetnk- *
lug the most relia
ble strengthening
medicine which Is ^
Brgwn's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
very first dose—»7
•won't stain your
tteth, a ti d it's
pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
' Neuralgia,
Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
• Malaria,
Nervous ailments
,
Women's complaints.
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
' lines on the wrapper. All others are sub
stitutes. On receipt of two sc. stamps we
• will send set of Ten Beautiful World' s
Fair View* and book—free.
' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO.
1 es, the old year of 1 8 0 4 is gone with allf its pleasures
and troubles, and the New Year 1 8 0 5 is ushered in upon
us,and we nil should make the best use of i t possible. The
way t o d o t h a t is t o .»egin right and keep right the vear
through.
You can d o this by doing all y o u r trading miring the
year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
era I merchandise, all at. the
VERY OWEST PRICES.
„ I will sell for strictly pay down during the sear 1805, by
s o doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. Fo r
instance good sole leather a t 21c., bv the side, good coffee
20c. a Ib., sugar 1 7 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
mance (\% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by t h e
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress'flannels, enshniers, shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
p a r t of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bissell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc
ALL AT DOCK BOTTOM PBICJCS.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices. Please
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
Yours-Anxious topicase,
W I L L W. H O L S C L A W .
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
OP-
ZIONVILLE NORTHGAROLINA.
I s now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a vain
able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain ser
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended f' »• i is
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys a n d oil disease'- . ising from a billioussystem. Tips is n o patent medicine
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended
the physicians of the county, and is one oi tin b<
cines on the market. v
This medicine is p u t up in packages with full direr
with full directions on*ach, P r i c e ftl.OO per package
post paid t o a n y address. If you have Liver trouble I) v
pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced' O l
ive are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
T H E M O U N TA t S M E D I C I N E O M P A N X
Zionville, \. U., Sept. G, 1 SO 1
�*
The Wataaga Democrat
FACTS FOB THE TIMES.
The writer of this had a let
The Press and t nrolinian| g«
ter from a special friend a few OII# » n. Commissioner T o t t e n .
I
—
Free SilTer a Misnomer--Free Coinage
says: \ v ' L I I H I I on|* »UR-| I
Means Financial Ruin.
days ago, and i n t h a t letter j of this city, h a s a n old R.»J
1humday May, SO, 1895.
he spoke of the inspiration hej m a n coin minted during the
Bad soda spoils good flour. •
Editor Democrat:
h a d g o t t e n f r o m o n e o f h i s| r e i g n o f C o n s t a n t i n e t h e
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
•"
*
The unveiling of the Con The cry ' Free &ilvei" is a
former teachers. T h a t same Great, who was bom 272
only in packages.
federate monument a t Ral very pleasing one and many
bearing this trade mark 23T"
eigh on the 20th inst. was a t innojent people think t h a t it teacher is in some way respon j y t . a r s after thehirth of Christ,
sihle for the career of a man ! This rare coin was presented
It costs no more than inferior package soda
tended by thirty thousand means silver will be a s free a s v
water o r air and flow into who is mentioned in the fol-jto him by Rev. Mr. Coleman, ® —never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
people. Capt. A. S. Ashe
l o w i n g t a k e n f r o m t h e G r e e n s a M e t h o d i s t m i n i s t e r a n d 3 Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
made the address of welcome. everybody's pockets without
boro Record. Read it, young j prominent Mason and coand insist on packages
Col. A. M. Waddell delivered toil on their parts. Alas! 110.
raan. There may be a future j worer with the eel bra ted'
bearing these words—
one of his finest orations. Col. I t only means t h a t the own
a s hard and a s bright fori Robert Morris, both of whom
S . McD. T a t e presented the ers of silver oie, mines, o r
u:
'
| reside in Louisville, Ky., a n d
monument t o the Governor bullion will be fiee to get two y °
"Those who desire to see | a r e distinguished iiumismut- JI.. L..
-./-..I .
.. . . . . . . .
O
and little Miss Julia Juckson dollars out of the rest of us,
Midi only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
a n elegant oil portrait can ics.
Write lor Arm and Hammer Book ol valuable Recipe*-FREE.
Christian, aged seyen years, where now they can get but
d o s o by calling a t Alder
granl-child of ''Stone Wall" , ) n e *
man's. It is a portrait of Mrs. Ex Gov. Bob Tavlor, of
Jackson, gently pulled t h e Silver is now beingprofita
Charles D. Mclver and was Tenn.. has been lecturing t o
cord and the soldier on t h e Dibly mined and smelted and
executed by W. G. Randall, crowded houses in Raleigh,
monument was unveiled t o
**t the ratio of 3 2 t o 1 .
who is now in Paris. He made Durham and other cities.
-o—o—o— othe gaze of theshouting mul- [ t would give an extra profit
..
ANSOUSt LMh.\TFOR 1895.
tlie portrait since he went t o
titude.
I of one dollar on every dollar
"
First session opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes Jur.e21st
Paris from photographs and
produced could t h e ratio be
Mr. 1). V\ i«ey, ex post mas 1895. The second session will open Aug. 6th 1 8 9 5
from studies made before go ter, Black Creek. N. Y.. was close Dec. 24th.
Our readers will remember I
1 6 to 1 . The mine
ing.
so badly afflicted with rheu
FACULTY.
t h a t Gov. Carr brought suit owners a r e eager t o get this
"A detailed sketch of Ran matism t h a t h" was only
Key. J . H. Yarboro. Principal. Miss J . May Ynrb
in his own name, as a citizen, enormous gain, and be fiee
dall's life would read like a able t o hobble around with wiil be in charge of the Primary add IntermediaTfi dept....
in the SuperiorCourt against
t a x their citizens t o this
romance. It was in '79 t h a t canes, and even then it caus incuts, and she will also have charge ol the music depart
ed him great pain. After
t h e Sect'y of S t a t e t o pre- extent. This is what Free
and experienced teachers will be em
F * •«
he began his pilgrimage a u s i n g 1 ha mherbiin's I ) • ment. Othei competent U L L « « • » •
vent the publication of t h e Silver means: Free coinage
foot from his home in Burke Balm he was so much 1 alii ployed a s the school muv feiptire.
un
assignment, o r Mortgage, at- 1 6 t o 1 means t h a t every
'TERMS.
county t o the University. His proved t h a t lie threw away
1 1 I I ION in thf Primary Department $1.00.
a c t a s law. The Superior person having silver bullion
journey consumed a b o u t fiv"| iiis canes. He says this liniHIGHEK ENGLISH
$2.00.
Court gave judgment in fa- may take it t o the United
days. He spent one night in | ineiit did him more good t ban
ACADEMIC
$ 2 5 0 to$3.00.
>or of the Gov« rnor. T h e States mints and get i t coinI nil other iiiebi"iue.H and treat
^USIC
$2.50.
Greensboro and slept on t h e meat par together. For sale
case went t o the S u p r e m e ed free of expense t o himselfground not caring t o spend a t ->0 cents pti bottle by \\ .
0 9 " Board in good families, include g light, fuel and
Court, which overruled the into silver dollars a t the rn»
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
his last money for a lodging L. Bryan.
c o u r t below by a party vote Go of 1 6 ounces ot silver t o
place. Without means o r aid
For any information not herein contained apply t o the
of thejudges. Justices Clark one ounce of gold, and this
It is reported t h a t J n d g s Pi incipal, Boone, N. C.
of influential friends, but with
a n d Avery dissenting.
a t a time when the silver will
faith in himself and a persc- Norwood was unable t o bold
This a c t was forged by the only sell a t the ratio of 3 2
verance alirost beyond the court a t Max ton on account
Children Cry for
clerks in the legislature.
jounces of silver t o (me of
conception of ordinary nior*°o much "fire watei
gold. These dollars, with on
Pitcher's Castoria.
tals he fought his way thro'
Will lYtiiEj?
The Southern Baptist Con- I .V fifty cents worth of silver
the University, made friends,
A R e m a r k a b l e Cure o f Rheumatism.
vention which recently met m thern, a r e t o be legal ten.0.
taught school, studied in the
in Washington passed a reso der for their full nominal valEiom the Grot' ii (onnecti
New York School of Design, The Judgement on Hood's Pro
cut lie view.
lution requesting their mem- ue, just a s if they really had
nounced by Squire Fogg.
opened a study in Raleigh
David Lewis,' who has been
bers t o pay a tenth of their cne hundred cents worth of
and again in Washingtjn,
afflicted all winter by rheu
Made."
income for the spread of the silver in them. Of course this
matism, is mit again and all
where lie made a number of
gospel. We fear a great ma- is a fat thing for those of us
due t o n n e of the medicines
o.
ny of o u r brethren will decide who have silver t o be coined, portraits of people of posi
advertised i n our columns.
tion in tlie S t a t e and nation.
this unconstitutional. Did I t does n o t help a n y one else,
After trying everything pos
" i l e went t o Paris last fall
sible, he used Chamberlain's Owing t o n recent change
you ever think how littleyou
I t will hurt all the rest of
intending t o make a visit of
l'ain Dalai, which has reliev iti our business, t h a t is, from
pay? Yet the Bible is full of the people and hurt them bad
two years. He has opened!
ed him of all pain, from which the "Old Time" credit sys
promises t o the liberal giver. I .V. As soon a s we have a law
lie was a constant sufferer tem t o a
a studio there and desires t o
passed charging the value of
and promises t o make bin,
:
The little experiment with silver thus artificially, every d o enough work to s u p p o r t
fp.for dirt;\ soon. Wo know
David has been a great suffer
tfie income t a x h a s b e e n holder of gold in the country himself while continuing his
study of an a r t i s t .
er and a r e glad to see him \\ e are able t o o f f e r ,y o u
right, expensive t o the United would store i t t o get the preHe is a true North Caroli
around again. For sale bv
».fTi, I V
S t a t e s Treasury. The print- mium, a s was done during
A R BUCK L E'S C< >F F E E
nian and will cont inue t o love Th« following testimonial1 comes from T. M. W. L, Bryan.
h^qftmonlQ
i n g cost $100,000 besidesofch our civil war. when a dollar
a t 24 ctw per Tb.;
Fogg, Esq.. who Is well-known throughout Ken
er expenses. Something like in gold was worth two and a his State. He has spent a tucky as court Justice and Justice of the peace
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
His words should
$80,000 have been collected half in U. S.green hacks, and part of each year in his na for Bath county. who read his letter: Invoke the
confidence of all
per lb ;
which must be paid back, a hundred in confederate pa- t ive mountains and some day "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
will say for Hood's
all the people of the S t a t e It "I be the best medicineSarsaparilla T believe
-HUTExtra ' C" s jgar a r 1 6 lbs.
T h e t a x would have brought per.
to
iu the world. In the
winter
a bad case of
grip which
t o the dollar; good, heavy
in $40,000,000 a t a cost o
At present we have over will know his genius and left my of 'VII hadvery bad shape.the tried everyC A N GIVE MILK.
system In
I
relle, InthefRll
domestic a t 7 cts per y a r d . *
less t h a n one per cent for col six hundred millions of gold worth and will rejoice in his o t th 8 R m e e a r 1
part of the glo®
y
bought a l.ottleof IIood'»
We have just received
lecting.
in the United States which success a s a /I
I CANT PLA Y T H E PIDDLE
XT ,1
,•
,,
Sarsaparllla. The first dose I took
ry of North Carolina."
30 cases of gent's and la die's
Made a Decided Change
forms the basis of our curren
But I can show .von
for the better. When I began taking the first
shoes, and will sell them a t
The New York limes pub cy. As soon a s gold becomes
- « »»»' '
' i i i u u i wi
#
bottle my weight was 127 pounds, the lightest a nice assortment of Staple
Many a man becomes fa since manhood. By the time the second bottle and Fancy Groceries,such a s I't 'icos t o suit the buyer.
lishes a list of 128,000indus worth a premium, none of
( all and see lis and ,\ve n ill
COFFEE,
trial establishments t h a t j this, vast a m o u n t of gold mous and rich by a streak of
r
5r
good luck, if you please t o
•SUGAR,
sa ve yon money.
have increased wages under would be available,™ currenhad been used my weight was 1C# pounds. I
CHEESE,
t h e present tariff. Better wa-Icy. I t would beheld for its call it t h a t . Read this little owe all this to Hood's SarsapsrlllA and I gladly
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO
CRACKERS,
extract from the Charlotte recommend it to all sufferers." T. M. Foco,
ges, more exports, less lm- value in the markets of the
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
Justice of the Peace. Sharpsburg. Kentucky.
CAKES.
p o r t s a n d cheaper goods t o world, not parted with a t Democrat : " T w o years a g ». Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
CANNED-BEEF,
POTTED HAM,
t h e consumers a r e the results the fictitious price made for when Mr. Harvey was pub biliousness. Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
lVnTTru
SALMONS.
of a lower tariff.
jit in debased silver dollars. lishing his weekly paper call i
ed Coin he had a little office
SARDINES,
The withdrawal of this sum
-BYBUTTER NUTS,
in one of the old fashioned i , a ^ , ecounty. h 1 , ? ' ^ , i , n n ' ot a
^ ° y By virtue
There is n o paper t h a t rea- from circulation would dinar
I'auga
English walnuts, soft shell
ches this office t h a t is more range eyery business calcula- buildings in Chicago. On ^j mortgage deed exesnted to me ed almonds, peanuts, raisins,
stenographer attended to his! by E. B. Miller and wife. Jane.
closely read o r highly appre rion, emoarrass evei'.v mer1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
cormtpondence. To day > r. »"
the loth .lay ofl'eb. '»4 tigs, canned truits, shoe dress
eiated t h a n the Statesville chant and banker in t h e
ami uui* iniuui-u ill nit; IIVIIJK IJI
.
aim duly refolded in the hook of ing, inks, plain and fancy can
Landmark, a n d we a r e hear- land and bring on more wide Hill vey occupies an elegaiii j mortgages for Watauga county, d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
1 will
the court
tily glad t h a t i t will soon be spread ruin on the country suite of rooms in the sky-sera houseoffer for sale.atfor cash in SOAPS,
chitis, Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
door in Boone,
TOBACCO,
ping Fort Dearborn Building
Fi ver Headache, Debility Rlieu
published twice a week.
' t h a n any panichaseverdone.
h a n d , on t h e 3 r d d a y o f J u n e , '95
SNUFF,
There are velvet and Brussels it being the 1st Monday in said
mati«m, Neuralgia.
^
,, ~
. , , Hence, free coinage means ftCIGARS,
! AND ALL CHRONIC AND N EH VOLS
Hon. Carroll I). Wright, | I l a n c j u l r u i n , ; ] v l s . carpets on the floors. The month, 525 fiVe hundred a n d
CIGARETES. 1
DISORDERS.
desks, tables, chairs and oth twentv-fiyp acres of land known
Commissioner of Labor, ad- Blowing U ( ) c k j M
28.
MATCHES,
E. b. Miller
1
er furniture a r e made of ex as the s-.iid county,Steel tract, ly
dre^oed t h e young ladies a t
Horse and Cattle Powders,
ing in
and is more
pensive woods, and six t3 7 pe- fully described in said mortgage and many other articles t o o It has Item in useforniorethan
the commencement of t h e
Agreeably Surprised.
twenty years: 'housands of pa
S t a t e Normal and Industrial " I had a very severe cold writer girls a r e busy all the deed, to satisfy a debt due by tedious t o mention.
tients have been treated, and onote ami said mortgage a mo anSchool a t Greenesboro. There on my lungs t h a t caused sore day. Apparently a s long a s ting to $180.00 with i»rter»'st anil:
ond
r°r NOUr- ver one thousand physicians have
used it and recommend it—averj
were twenty-eight graduates. ness and gave me uneasiness the money discussion lasts cost of this action. This May the
significant fact.
in regard t o the result,"says Mr. Harvey' s harvest will con 1st, 1 895.
T also keep a good line
Stewart Bros., S t a t e print- Mr. T . E. Smith, of Billeriea,
A. J. Moretz. Mortgagee.
ti.iue, and whether gold bugs
ft is agreeal»le. There is no nan
of Domestic Medicines
el s, did a job recently for the Mass. "A local druggist callo r free silveiites triumph,
1 he seous taste, nor sickening smell.
NOTICE.
All of my goods wil
S t a t e a n d charged $109.51. ed my attention toChambers .r I d a t • r I , e s t 1WV11XT t »: e I 'Compound Oxygen—its mode
lain's Cough Remedy,and on theie will be no more hard
Edwards & Broughton d i d
Having qualified a s Admin 4
f p i cA V o s u i t h
t
his recommendation I gave times for the man who wrote istrutix of G. \V r . Duggerdcd tunes, f o r i W DOWN, but of Actiort and Results," is the tithe same work l a s t year for the remedy a careful trial. The
W AWFUL l l l i j l t ON A fj^'lnbookof 200 pages pah$81.88. This is reform in result surprised me; I recov Com s Financial School.'Mr. late of Watauga count v N
; fished hv Drs. Starkev and Balen
Harvey rakes in profits ot ( ' . . t h i s i s t o n o t i f y a l l p e r s o n s C R E D I t .
.
whole cloth.
ered entirely in three d a y s . " from $750 t o $1,000 ada.y."
The Morganton Herald re Twenty-five and fifty cent
bottles for sale by YV. L Bry
The ladies of North Caroli
p o r t s t h e strawberry crop en a n .
na issued the 20th of May ed on o r before the first day it m a j be t o o u r mutual ben-j of chronic cases-manv of them
ormous. Strawberries t h e
, after being abandoned to die bv
North Carolina gave $7,- edition ol the News and Ob of April 1896, o r this notice *dit.
size of J u n e apples are n o t un
will he placed in bar of tbeir
Thankiiur mv friends for 1 o t h e r Physicians. Will be mailed
common. VVondei if it does 621.94 tor foreign missions s e r v e r . The first copy was
P » t ' " n a K P , oncl hoping ° "
n o t depend much upon t h e i n t h e B a p t i s t c a u s e l a s t sold for $100.00; the others S S S f t o
please; niiike imnifiliote pa.v, t ,n lhefnt«.re, I a m j} r S i gfjjrjjgy ^ PalBft,
size of t h e apples in question? 3 e a r and will be asked t o brought 1 0 cents each.
ae.nr. Tins the 1st Jay of
\ KOV HKSPE. TFIILLY,
j ,.-„>o Ar,.|, s..'hlla^n.hia. Pa.
give $9,000this3*cnr. 3,357.Children Cry for 9 5 were given for home mis
' K1 i • n
,
J. 11. CLARKE.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
Children Cry for
• ' • 1 ) 1 G G E R ' AH in rx.
Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , J 9 5 . please
Itgher's Castoria.
sions.
Pitcher 's Castoria.
I AVOID Bulk Soda!
5
I ARM AND HAMMER SODA I
BOONE
HIGH SCHOOL.
a
Do You
Best t'h" World
"Monty Saved Is
Money
CASH BASIS
A cow can't pick the banjo,
C
Hood's >Cures
TREATMENT
INHALATION !
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Asheville. has carried the cross
On Saturday, April 27th, I>-
devotadto'ViK!
ty State ami Xaiion. Published
ty State a no Nation. I'ui.lish-J »'to South ( arolina and a very
*
every Thursday at Boone, Wa i iteresting controversy is in protauga (Jonnty. N . C.
grees between her and the Greene
viile News. Miss Lewis savs tlie
News burlesqued her argument
Utah and i'olvg-airy,
Iii the Constitutional Con illustrating the superiority of the
vention of Utah the follow male bv mentioning the rooster,
ing resolution .vas offered: with his plumage, spurs and figh'•Tho ! 1 of,,ffluWS,.o,..mM.„>i ting propensities She n W u. i,iKf
™r would like
f*«>« «•« *LinS iu a chair i„
the door ol hie room, whin „
tlinn iei storm came tip. At every pal lie ^a.s very prbtane and
cursed the thunder. Suddenly Kggleston topph-d over from his
chair and on th? floor as though
he had b en struck down by a
thunderbolt. When assistanc ar- j
rived the unfortunate man was
nveume uiit rtum le man was
BKYAYS
What is
lOMMN!
-O-
M| l i e .
I otrSftbitii; « V
to know if that bud can com- found to have sustaTa. 1 a stroke
astoria ta T>rv Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
g latiw Assmbi.\ oi t h e pare 111 realvaliance to his mate. 0 1 appoplexv. He was taken to
l e m t o r y ol I tali, entitled • Many a cock" she says, "will his room where he lay until M n"K
hildren. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
A 1 1 act t o punish polygamy show cowardice in fighting an lay night when be breathed ! ;s
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
and other kindred offenses."' equal lor egotistical rights, while ' last, never having spoken a word
lor » aregroi c, Drops, Soatliing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
approved Feb. 1892, in so the lieu, never mind how small from the moment of the attack. !
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by
far a s the same defines and a l , t l w , , ak, will defend her off- Lgg'i j stou was op English mad
1 MIS < 1 -Iothers,
la
destroys Worms and alias's
1
verlshuess. Castoria prevents vomiting1 Sour Curd,
i ill poses penalties, is hereby I s P r * I , 8 against attacks from an by birth and had bpen in fc h i-it,
declined t o ho force in tin
Cv.rt . l^iairlioaa aad Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
d eel a isd i n be at W«o ... ii,'J eneuiv one hundred times her su- community about six years, ami
,'
perior . . strength.'
in . . *
iii -g trouble®, cures constipation and flatulency.
1 ...
( ie said to have R-en a mill opem-l
S t a t e 0 1 Utah." After a long
Castoria assimilates the vxl, regulates the stomach
To which the News makes an-jtive. As t Bod ub >v *, he Inn n '
discussion tlm amendment
ami bowe 5, giving1 healthy and natural sleep. Cas
BVVGr:
Irelatives' in\hU citv. but it is r^.;
was carried by a vote of 72
toria is tho Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
"We would not for the world p/rtedtlu he h s a dmmMer!
t o 1 (>.
I disparage ths valor or value ot living i:i England.—Ilui;vide Reg-1
t
Castoria.
Castoria.
I his seems to put Utah on j the lien. Wo are entirely willing . tater
" Castoria Is cn excellent tsedkine for chil
" Castoria is so well edapted to children that
the record, so far a s the ( on- j to join Miss Lewis in admiration
dren. X ethers have repeatedly toij n:c u its I recommend it assuperior toany prescription
gocd eSctt upon tlieir children."
stitufion is concerned. Folygj for her. The point wo make is
*!l.:>.v« the rust s.
known to me."
Da. G. C. O SOOOD, .
H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
amy, plural and spiritual that the hen is superior G» the
p.
}j. (; >} , pub!
in So. Oxiord St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lowell,
marriages, and all ihe rest, roosrer only in so far as she at- of til 'Mirror, nf linn-ton,
nil the rest
" Carioria b the best remedy for children of
" Our phj'sieians in the children's depart
which i am acquainted. I hope the day is net
of the illicit unions which tends to her own busiues a n <1 N . V . snvs: " F o r nearly two
ment have spoken highly of their experi
far distant when mothers will consider the
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
prevailed so long in Chili un does not undertake to interfere jonis the 'VJiiror* has bean
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
and although we only have among our
instead of the various quack nostrums which
with his. Asa producer and a ; ! Mi 1 ' "ling T he advert'semedical supplies what is known as regular
der Mormon rule are fortfhlere destroying; their loved ones, by fcrei:tg
products, yet we are free to confess that the
motlier she is distinctly n success. aeuts oi 'humberbimV U m
' '" '
opium, morphiuc, soothing syrup and other
dori by the organic law, and
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
Lurtful aj
^o-rj, *h -.r taroits, thereby
In crowing, fighting, leading tin e»iies. A fftfiv days ugo fir
favor upon it."
the sentiment of the people
C.r l ptV-jiiiro
writer was suffering from »
U NITED H OSPITAL ADD D ISPENSARY,
flock and superintending t h <•
C-'.. J. I*. K.r .HF.LOS,
Boston, Mass.
will uphold the Constitution i' n 08f. she is a dismal failure. Nn bowel trouble and resorred
Conway, Ark.
T H I S I S N O FI
A LLEN C. S MITH, Pres.
There is some ol the old leav ture created her to lay eggs and t o an old remedy which did
Tlio Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York Cfty.
ls(JG TO DRAW
en left, however, a s the nega raise chickens. She'does not jump not prove eflieacions; finally (
W7--A-.«n?
he 1 ried ( lia mbei !ain!s 1 olie, I
tive vote on the amendment on fences and flop her wings and Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-I
TRADE!
shows. There were sixteen try to crow. She has too much eciy and t wo dose.> did r11
business, cT< .-king it com-' 'The angel) ere iutei< ste'l ir
members of theConstitution- sense."
ul Convention '.the were not Tho argument appears to b< nletelv. F o r sale by \Y. L those whose livfs are g'veu telle
I MM business,
ttiiiitsti v of love."
willing t o have polygamy with the paper.—Charlotte Obser Brvan.
deemed a felony, huff it in ly v or.
-<j
he presumed t h a t they repre
C h i l d r e n C r y f o r r Caveats, and Trade-Marka obtained and all Pat-'
Mr. 1). Wiley, ox-postman When Baby w-s Kick, we gr.ro her Castoria.
t-ntl siness conducted for MODERATE FEES. !R 1 rom now until tho first d a y
sented a n out worn and obso
Pitcher's Castoria.
ijandRwc FFICE ib OPPOSITE U, 8. tnac than those'
> OU O
PATENT OFFICE'
tor, Black ('reek, N. V.. was IVhen she was a Child, she cried for Cas url v.
lete creed, and tlmt their in so badly "afflicted with vrbeu
tremdto canrceitre patcutia less
from Washington.
of A pi il I will Brill my stock of
When she br carno Jllss, ahe clung to Castoria.
Scud model, draw .: g or photo., with discrip-i
fluence is not sufficient t o nf 111afism t h a t li« was only When ulio had Chlldroa, she gave them Cantoris.
> * . i o n . Wc 0
.0, i t y a t e n t a b l e or not, f r e o of'!
DOLLARS
{charge. Our fco not due till patent is secured. j
i> A PampmlcT, " IIo-.v to Obtain J'atents," with 1
feet tho future of Utah—San- able t o hobble around with
mm
?cost ot same iu the U. S. and foreign countries'
TO
fscut free. Address,
j
canes, and even then it caus
Francisco Enquirer.
ed him great pain. After
jC.A.SNOW&C©.;
Notice cf Tes !ntlor,
-A NO
OPP. PATKWT OrncE, W ASHIWGTON. D. C. f
I
<?•/ :
J ts ly la e
l ei
i d .
"When the great masters using Chamberlain's Fain
\ he figju of *1 ohuspn. Ell
Balm he was so much im
We tmt'.macy
of the world's literature, i l o proved t h a t lie threw away in is ten & ( <>., i>) Blowing work forns n f e w nirn, cjra >.n, l>ov nt :d pi/Is :<• A FOMPLETl
hour) daily, rfijlo .1; SBdnroaRi
NEW 8A F*
their own homes T l i btt «Ine«w i »r*r,p!rr.sri»l
mer, Goethe,Shakespear and his caries. He says this lini Buck, has tbimlffv by mutu atriitlvhonorable, ntid pars better liu n nnyolhei PER
Y o u Imje ;i dtr . r £ i M n u . i nc
Milton, attempt t o depict a meat did him more good than 111 coiisen* lies lived.' Ed mis OiTorctl
The Pr;le of the North CaiioiAt ""0 per cent above
-a
na i'uss."
.nil other medicine® and treat t *n & i o. to pay all claims eompefiflo'.i..*0Bxperien r- pjaT rpetinl eLility nu
supernatural character, we
necessary.
rr.;»l I i-irrti. Wetqnipyor
i ruirist t he fie:a <>f Johnson, With I'trervthfiMf fhat von n e e d , t r e a t yon .rell,
are sensible a t once of t he n- meat put toget her. For salt E I m is ten & <\>. This Vprjt and li- l,) von to earn t a t !ti-«i pn'incr" Yegts. Bo you want t o aid in building
4
W o t i w r f do j'S w e l l '14 r.Wni and bets and frfrl.* up a paper that shall reflect tlu
byss which sepamtes their a t 5() cents p u bottle by W 2 5 th. 1995.
n i .kegdo' pa-. A t "
n, Mu r - S - r e , r e n do the greatest credit on North Caroli
L. Bryan.
/lls'icoeed .^fc'i"'?
sim
creations from human life. I t
J OHNSON, K DMISTEN Co. workdirections. F.w»r>l - -s, otur pialf nn<ihrlrtg na, no 11 latter where it may he
ple
. |j| •,.,jy
is beyond t heirarwu) t o blend
yon a grea', rtml of m m*F.- er; C-iry 1- new seen? Then patronize
A Remarkable Swapper;
ft » in gr nt tl""t t.' Wriv for o-|f f .r p' lek I ho 1! ilm.ugtoii Mossongpj
supernatural forces with hu
A clergyman, of Gninsville. Ga.
ci-ou:
and r.-c re f"" i
So borRt
b.enf. (f yen coi.v'.u'le not to go cr. with the
A LARGE LIGHT-PAGE PAPER
man conditions t h a t these has a boy w ho is a remarkable
bushp.-g.
IDo ^vou want a reliable papei
forces should manifest them swapper. "Not many months n**- -a W: «-V % g f . H J +V~ CO., givii gyoi all the news of flu
selves in the pei feet ion of the go," said his father. "I bought
Bex
t world—a Democratic lwtwspapei
l <^k'» i
iii.*
I that equals the best—has tin
human.The fact that it can be him a knife. Jake n bov, he left
•Botanic Blood Balm
j largest circulation, and lias lor
it out one night and it got rusty.
contended, with the slightest
h ? Great Remedy for the sr»ecdy and peravxejit
tuiiity-one years been i pan
Catarrh, Ulcers,
Then he lost interest and at once 1 r*cur2 of Scrofula, Rheumatism. Sores, Emotions degree of plausibility, that
Licrema^ Eating and Spreading
and factorin tlicgrowth ariddevand all 5KIN AN!) BLOOD DISEASES. Made
.
Christ is only man is the began to swap it off. Well, the from the prescription of an eminent physician
Noitl
velopiii< jit r ' the Old
who used it with mar/clous success for so years,
Stutn? Then snbscrlie tor
and its continued
years by
most signal witness to the little rascal has naturally n naek sands of grateful use foe fifteendemonstratedthou
eopi,. has
that
THE ffIL*IKGTON" MESSENGER
f o r t r a d i n g , a n d , s i r , h e t o o k it is bv far the bestf building up Tonic and Blood
con.sumute work ol the E
Campaign Rates:
. u
world. It makes new
that rusty knife, and with alittle rich 5
blood, and
vangelists; for if they had a n work on it and a good deal of healing properties.possesses almost miraculous
; he ' Daily M e H s e n g e r , ' - * I » \
y care a t all it was n o t t o talking he succeeded in changing £55" WRITE FOR BOCK OF WONDERFUL
| mail. 4 months on trial, foi
CURES, sent free cn application.
1*2.00make Him appear divine, hut it lor two good knives. These
If n.ot kept by your local druggist, send $1.00
o
The weekly '"'TranseHpt
t o represent, flini, though He knives in turn he traded for three
for a large bottle, or ij.oo for six bottles, and
'si ;;ger. (11 i< j largest- and If yonI iiiiii i think I mean it
was 'God manifest in the knives, worked considerably on medicine wflt be sent freight paid fcy
-RV «
ii ^ X I I I non'f I 11 i11 rv J 111 ( <1 I! i)
: ;>e-t pa per m tlie State) 9
,. ,
,
flesh,' a s living a life which them and got a cheap watch for BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, G J
months ( ii trial for ^"1.00
come and look through my
was thoroughly human. In the three. He kept 011 trading
Cash in advance. Both
m CREJS^-Th RTAB PAWBES
: OrJ;'i- ' ^
other words, in the Jesus ot till lie had com Meted forty seven
j papers are large Fight-Pag<
LlvLCfXED »JY
j sheets. Send Postal Cam
the Evangelists we d o not different bargains, most of them I TU'S 8TAH'CU:
in his favor. At the end of t h e
with tlieadtliN ss ot five pei i wont cost you one rent i
V?.:? 'X L &ETZ,P.HL« f
behold character, whibh by
r-_L j trabversJly ! sons and receive sample cop
DURANGS
virtue of ,His supernatural forty-seventh trade he owned a :
f I.: :
"rtl tfs-alys 's,
you dont purchase.
shot gun, a hound puppy, two
;< "T.'.I I IMILT, ies of THE MESSENGEH.
power and wisdom and love
•» e.
— jir.srudn to tll9
U s
O.-t. 1 s t . 1888. tf.
jack knives and 65 cents in mon
I have a large stock iind
\J
is divorced Jroin all human ey, besides other smaller trinkets
TAKE THIS
want t o get rid of i t before
L
> H r s-vrt died its? rep-Cation foris*conditions and limitations, too numerous to mention.—Ex.
• us bung the standard remedy for 1
spring.
> quick nnj permnncat cur-: of Rheua
.o«r
Powzn'ul.
but we behold a human life,
> tisrn. Gout. Suiatira, fto.,in all its iV, ' It is endorse! by thoir nnds . f !'!
never ceasing t o be iiwuan, A man may guv.
-o> >dan?, Publishers and Patienis. 1{
-aoixGpurclv vegetable an:' build-, up ircm •'
OFLSAN9,
And a man may lie,
enhanced t o ultimate perfec
<* first ffosc. It never f.eils- to cure.
LA.
n "-if". • \/« rl .«
. Price. is one doiiar «»• iioftle'. or riv ^
'
Vest a n d N c r t h w e s t ^ CALL AND LOOI
tion by supernatural forces." Andw man may puff and biow;
Lotties for five doRifs. Our :0 rage r-m. <4
But he can't get trade
phlet sent Fr-Ja by r l. Adircss.
O
-o—
By sitting in the shade
T :
WOMAN,
Hniigrants gt iug t o any of tin
|v X X W "
taiig'sRfeiir: tOfeiRtdvCo.
Waiting for business to gfovv.
-ttei'ii 8r,ites oc Territories
ood wife is HenvPiTs
1316 L Street,Wasklr.jtoii, D. C.
So come right along
-•• MI s.-j •- time and money going I would call y o u r attentior
Duron,7'g T.iver Pills arc tbc-bost on
est gift t o man—his
-orti,. i"h**y act with en ease that makes
Just where you belong,
via. ( iiicago and Aitou route. t o t h e big cut in prices in 1113
I hem n hoi^chrhd bl ring.
a \J%Jr b •:
V* 1d minister of graces All (I buy at .V M. Allen's store; A PSICS M CT8 Pfiil HOX, 5 BOXES FOR 81 2
is tho quickest route to
^
other l u e s
^
FCB SALE P-- V-?tuG3Xf.TS.
X
Come even from afur
j KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
- •* :jthar Boardfao,
\A»VDT*aole; lusgein of many
And get goods below par,
PCEBLo,
Ceih'iiQ3 f
ales, his casket of jewels;
For it will not do to be slow.
JAnd all points in Idaho, Wash
NO M O R E E Y E g L A S S E S
.icr voice is sweet music; her
Torrugalad Shectfng,
mgton, Oregon, Gtah
The New York Tribune
kiss, the guardi in of his : uRoofing Paints
and Calitoruia.
ilio "
WEAK
nocence; her arms, the p ile of takes this view of 8am Jones* |
Iron Ros? r '^ i Finest mi / first Equipped
Ron ft in tho West.
his safety, the balm of his criticism of ' ' Trilby:"
'.j. G*«f?5r8 g-'d c ng ,
MRE
•
/ D£S.
Oily liiv* runn g Solid Vetfti
"Sam Jones, the evangel 1st, i
'
-pSi- ^
health, the balsam of his life;
? fit A > 'fit: of Sheet n'atat for Bui'sT?-v i COMPLETE AND READY \ S »nd ti ins ot m St. Louis
her
industry, his surest says t h a t Trilby is vulgar
, -TO AK-CV WHEN SHlFriEDj '
MITCHELL'S
wealth; her economy, his sn - One thing, however, may be
5 x-.inii ^ «air < irs and Tour
istep^Mvs ee of extra charge.
est steward; her lips,his faith said in its favor, it is not as* i ¥ E - S A L V 5
w N—
A Certain, 8af®, nnd Effective Remedy for
ful counsellor; her bosom; the vulgar a s Sain Jones."
ran 1 st i tioT* wlt'u through tickets ,
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
softest pillow of his cares;
: T
ami baggage checks.
Cursed the Thunder*
Producing Long-Sightedness, <S Rtston.
-1 a E r
and her prayers, the ablest
F«i full informatioi,,niaps ano |
s
'n9 tho Sigr.t of ths Old.
'-••:eSfSS .
[ .fKTi..-*, C -r.v--'^3
advocates of Heaven's bless Some weeks ago a white man Cures Tear Drops, Gr illation? Siye
; ri
*sn*T: ^ie workman to
Fs.ipive pamphlets of tin'
r3
•-• !' - our materials
named Edward Eggleston, withTaators, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes, ) It
• . ify.
ings on his head.-Jeremy l ay
A est wiito to or call 011
[ J F.ispixT BULLY
> ' -ieNoe ro-U ted* vrrito for
tfut friends, was taken sick and UD ntoBsnss (jrtrx RFIIRY ITS FIR* VIEW CIRR.
lor.
lrr\:-.
B. A. X I: WLAM>,
Also, eqnAlly 8ttcAe»^-,iA when Fore? in other
csM :iorc».
having no place to go. was sent maladies, such rs^lTIeera^
5 CO., Cincinnati, Q.hh ;
' •'V
Fa- ng r Agt .
Tumor-?,•-« Rhenrr!.' BtrnV, Pile*, or
<alt
ri- f*0ne f]oilm pnvs for tht to the almshouse. He was able whereverinflAramation xists,, l3lTCSHS£va
V.I,
' "ACUSHEO 18'C
- . 1 9 F .itton Ave.j Asheville, N. C
•AirEmaybc AM - .antije.
-oaa\
Uoiuocmi one rear.
n ' ^iato at 33 Censs.
Sold br all °*
J (' UAULTO .N. G. P. A
|to wa'k about his room and conChi* ago, III.
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VOL 7
GOD'S FIRST COMMISSION TO MAN
OR SCIENCE.
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY,
THURSDAY
JUNE. 13.1895,
NO. 31.
Slowly and silently wys she ly uniting the nations of the may guess the presence of
himself in His Word, The
t o lead him through t h e earth, once cold and hostile, s o m e unknown heavenlieternal t r u t h s of r a t u r e ?an
Early in the misty morn of
I S THE BEST.
vast eoi ridors of nature in one common bundle of 11 ess."
TIT FOB A KING.
not conflict with the eternal
creation, when man, who
in his far reaching search for sympathy and love. The most
. CORDOVAN.
Oh! what joy and ineffable t r u t h s of the Bible. T o deprimi s a boil t t o gq forth fro m t he
FRENCH 5. ENAMELLED CALF.
power t o weild the scepter of obtuse obser verof to-day can pleasure must the educated
[4.33FJ FINE CALF&KANGAROII
presence of his Creator upon
eate nature \;ith a view of ex
*3.cp POLICE, 3 SOLES.
sacred t r u t h and right di riot fail t o see that from the and philosophic mind experi
alting revelation is t o d e
his untried existence upon the
vine.
beginning every century h a s ence t o see life in all nature; grade one p a r t of g God's
e a r t h , stood up a t the word
BOYS'SCHQOLSHOEJL
The mission of science is t o been better than t h a t which t o converse with rocks and
works with a view of exalt
of his Maker t o receive his
•LADIES*
s o thoroughly acquaint man preceeded, t h a t development plants a s with living beings,
ing and recommending an
birthright. God gave him his
with his b i r t h r i g h t - nature and progress a r e the laws of and rambling through the
T SEND FOR CATALOGUE
benediction and this commis
other. So far from ignoring
W - L ' D O U G L A3-BROCKTON,.MASS.
4 Replen i sh ea r t 'i, su bd ue and all her varied stores—as the race; we are living in the mysterious
labyrinths of the Bible science has furnish
si o n: Over One Million People wear the
t o enable him t o Iraw from very best age of history, stan mighty creation, t o compre
it; and have dominion oyer
ed a key t o many of its most W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
t h 1 whole, severally o r col ding upon the temple erected hend ami rest in wrapt de
AH our shoes are equally satisfactory
every living thing."
These
sublime and hidden myster They give the best value for the money.
lectively, the properties t h a t by the efforts of other ages, light and soul-stirring revela
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
were the first recorded words
ies. Science is t o the Bible a Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
a r e capable of advancing hu we are standing on the very tions of the omnipotence, th.e
The prices
uniform,—-stamped on sole.
t h a t fell on mortal ear, and
trusty handmaid t h a t h a s From $i toare saved over other makes.
$3
man
happiness, ileaven's summit of time. Man has nev omnicience, the omnipres
If your dealer cannot supply youwe can. Sold by
they were full of significance.
led the way through many Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent 10
richest blessing has ever at er receded. Nations have de ence of the eternal God. But
This commission disclosed
treacherous snares of tli3 infi take exclusive sale fl>r this vicinity.
Write at once.
tended the efforts of those cayed, dynasties have perish a t t e m p t after a t t e m p t has
t o man his mission upon the
del, and though he has often
votaries of science, who, with ed, governments have expir been made t o set the works
attempted t o use science a s a
earth.
I t revealed t o him
a n insatiate thirst for truth, ed and races become extinct; of God against the word of
the fact t h a t peculiar and lof
sword t o combat Christiani
have dexoted thejneulties of yet man has moved, intellec God a n d thereby excite jeal
ty it has ever glanced harm
t y powers must lie sleeping
mind t o the investigation of tually and morally, onward ousies fitted t o separate par
less from tlr» shield inflicting
in his dormant faculties; and
nature's laws and the subju and upward. And to-day, ties who ought t o live in clo
t h a t these powers were t o he
a mortal wound on him who
gation of her forces; and each
employed in his work of sub successive step t h a t .they looking hack 11 pan what h a s sest union. The bombastic drew it. Then, oh christian,
been, and knowing what is infidel, the prating atheist, iear n o t tha t science can ev
jugation. And truly the fac
have made has added new now, we can see the spirit of of to-day, spreading them er prove detrimental t o the
ulties t o be employed in this symbols of power t o t h a t
The management of the
upon the selves like green bay trees, in cause of religion. The God of
g r e a t design were not mere triumphant reign of man, progress fixed
Equitable Life Assurance
the Bible is surely the God of
physical faculties, for then overeveiy living 1 hing. Mov course of man, and stamped contemplating the mysteries science. \\ here one leads the
Society in the Department of
the most sacred treasure of ing system by system, race upon the works of a r t , ever of God's providence, deny other is sure t o f allow. May
the Carolinas, wishes to sehis heritage would not only by race, the conquest of sci impelling onward and up the t r u t h s of revelation and Hie.v g o hand in hand and re ; cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who arc fitted
have been beyond the reach ence is setting aside the old, ward the mora!, intellectual condemn them, or denying fuse t o be divoic *d.
Now 1 would call your at
and physical world, in exact the existence ol God Himself,
for this work will find this
of his feeble hand, but his and setting up new civiliza
tention for a moment t o the
b u t his birthright
would tion. By it earth and sen proportion to the develop ascribe His work t o natural fact, t h a t , sin being introduc
causes, do so simply because ed into the world by reason
have been t o him a most for have been brought under sub ment of scientific research.
But when science shall have they cannot comprehend om of his disobedience man be
It is?vork, however, and those
midable t y r a n t . For pent jection. Science has called
who succeed best in it possess
been the means unto man of nicience and grapple with om came toially unfit for the de
up in nature's mystic; bosom forth the hidden and wonder
character, mature judgment,
were forces steeping in wrath working forces of nature and bringing-ill nature into sub liipotence. Condemningwliat signs of his great com mis
tact, perseverance, and the
sion. But a remedy being in
which, when
loosed from made them obedient vassals jection, of taking possession they d o not comprehend they stituted in the consul cham
respect of their community.
t heir prison cells would rush of the toiler. By it the mouri of all her exhaustless stores illustrate the idea expressed bers of the Eternal Three, a
Think this matter over care
with unbridled furv, huiling tains have given up their and filling the land with im by Lord Bacon, "A smatter second commission was giv
fully. There's an unusual
t h e lightning across the hen v treasures and* the valleys provements, ''calling forth, ' ing of philosophy leads t o en t o him, which involved
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ens with incalculable veloci their wealth; the ocean has a s it were, "glory from deso atheism whereas an adequate turning his eyes t o a crucifie j Redeemer, and then, un
ther-information on request.
t y , o r driving the terrific strewn a t the feet ofindustn lation and life and beauty acquaintance with i t brings der the guidance of this glo
W.J. Roddey, Manager,
winds over the face of t h e her glittering gems; colleges from the very bosom of them back t o religion again.' rious Redeemer he was t o
Rock Hill, S. C.
path, leavingdestruct on and and univers ties have sprung death," filling the land with lie may have caught the viv "work o u t his own salvation
a song jik$ unto Miriam's id lightning in.his unhallow with iear arid trembling."
ruin in their pathway, o r o- up all over theciviliz"d world
ver 1 he bosom of the ocean and man has been elevated when it feels the touch of ac ed hand, he may have discov And we know t h a t each step
PROFESSIONAL.
stirring the mighty deep, and from the lowest barbaric lg complished skill, "and all ered some of nature's grand t h a t man has taken in con
this shall have been sounded principles, o r gazing on the formity with the designs of
pushing its billows, heaving norance t o the highest type
these two great commissions
W. B. COUNCILL, .lit.
like mountains, surging to of Christian civilization; tin 4 in the ears of the listening sublimity of the heavens, his has been tending toward the
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
wards the sky. There was industrial a r t s from rude be multitudes, even then not mind may have been impress perfection of one grand pur
one half of the divine mission ed with a feeling of awe, won- pose- -the com piece welfa re
t h a t mighty mysterious force ginnings have been brought
Boone, N. C.
pervading all nature, which by pati nee and laborious re of science will have been told. (h r o r a mazement, and a s and happiness of the human
race; and I maintain t h a t
n o t only impelled the waters search t o the present s t a t e A higher and nobler mission he d wells upon the grand and man will n o t haye completed
YV. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
yet exists. There are infinite lofty thoughts suggested on
down the mountains of the of perfection. Science has ac
Boone. N. C.
his share in the work design
earth, dashing them over the complished it all, and what ly more sublime and noble ly catches the faint glimpses ed iu the great plan of crea Resident Physician. Office;
regions of thought for the of the mighty truths which, tion, until science shall have on King Street north of Pf
dizzy precipices with thunder- are the results to-day?
human mind t o grapple a s if he eould only comprehend, discovered all the apartments Office.
voices, but which held the
Without disparaging the
spheres of the universe in g r e a t inventions of the past, science leads i t from nature's would he ie>ealed. And then, of our richly furnished man
sion, and shall have taught
their orbits, impelling them tlie mariner's compass, the t r u t h s t o nature's God. In ol with these faint and inade us t o use all her treasures t o
onward in their ceaseless printing press, the telescope, der t o true happiness t o man quate glimpses of truth, not the very best advantage, un
A17ORNEY A 7 LAW,
march, with inconceivable the steam engine, which have kind it is necessary t h a t being content with what ha til "tie 4 scientist, having ta
man know nature's author, has seen and heaid of t h e ken line alter line, figure af MARION,
N.
power. Yet all these impell- rendered modern civilization
ingenergies of.nature were t o possible, it is our boast t o his own benificent Creator. word of God, he makes an a t ter figure, passed from prop
—(o)-~
osition t o proposition, rivet
he subdued and made to day t h a t we are standing on God has impressed himself in tempt t o scale the g I d d y ed link after link, shall have Will practice in the courts obecome a s willing steeds and the very pinacle of science; Jeliblv upon His works; 'the heights of imagination and bound the universe t o the Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell,McDoivl|
and all itlier count! \s in 1 k
ministers t o man's necessi t h a t the present epoch tar heavens declare J J is glory t o press into the holy of ho throue of God by t h a t gol
western district 8®*Special at id
ties. All her other treasures surpasses in interest and im ami the firmament showeth lies, and presume t o say t h a t den. everlasting chain whose tion given to the collection
were t o he brought into re portance all former achieve IIis liandi-work." "Speak t o God is not, because his own s t r o n g embrace holds heav lainn?.~^8
quisition by him. But phys ments of the human mind. the earth and it shall teach mind " h a s been weighed in e n , e a r t h a n d m a m ; " a n d
man shall no longer "know
M.
T. C. Bloekbnr
ical power was not his all. The application of steam t o rhee." Borne on the gentle tLie balance and found want in part, but bask in the per W. B. ConnclllC. 1). Zionville, N. C.|
Rooiic, X.
winds a r e soft whispers from ing." But the infidel's shaft fect light of t r u t h . " And
The wise a u t h o r of this corn- land and water navigation,
mission was also the henefi- which has practically annihi the throne of heaven. All has ever fallen harmless a t when, oh christian scientist, Councill tk Blackburn,
cient Provider of means for lated distance, has revolu nature seems impatient to re the feet ofchristianiiv. Con the smoke of Hie final confla
veal t o man her hidden treas trary t o all his studious a t gration of all things h a v e
its fulfilment.
tionized the commerce of the ures and t o ciovvn his efforts
tempts t o show t h a t Chris cleared away, and the new
Swifter on the wings of world, binding us together
CaRs attended a t
earth shall have come forth
t h o u g h t than the lightning throughout the length and 'Aith jewels far mor? precious tianity cannot withstand the clothed in robes of transcen hours."IBf*
a t h w a r t the sky, more pow breadth ot the land, making t h a n the purest gold, a n d light of rhe age in which we dent splendor, (he long lost lune 1 , ' 9 3 .
erful than the whirlwinds ter us one in the ties of friend lead him, a s if by enchant live, the church of God still glories of Eden being reinsta
rific blast, deeper in its pene ship and in the associations ment, from nature's truths prevails, sending her light ted, and the bovvers of sinless E. F. LOViLL. T. C. FLK'
Paradise blooming again in
tration t h a n the dark fath of trade and emigration. The t o n a t u r e ' s God. Science like gleaming more brightly than all their beaiPv; when dark
a sparkling rill, bounding in ever before, into the dark coi
omless depths of ocean, lof telegraph and the telephone,
and mysterious clou 1 s shall
tier in its flight than thecan- virtually annihilating both wild delight, reveals new and ners of earth's remotest no longer obscure thy vision, AT'WUNhYS AT LAW
bounds.
but a brighter sun than ever
opy of t h e heavens: Mind, time and space, thus enabel- greater mysteries still.
BOONE, N]
The soul of thetruestudent
There is one thing t h a t is thine eyes beheld a t noonday
which God in t h a t commis ing the nations of the earth
Special attention
1
colletion
sion enthroned king of ma t o communicate with each- of nature, gliding swiftly t o be seriously regretted, be shal pour forth its radier.ee to the
upon thy path, then, we ear
nure, was t o be bounded in other in a moment of time, through the realms of other cause of its far-reaching and nestly beleive the work be
her dominion only by the have the very best interests of and penetratingtheshadowy damaging effects on both re gun here amid s o many diffi £3br.t*iberlain'a Eya end Skin Oii
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sort
bounds of the universe itself. the world bound up in their mysteries of t h e physical ligion and science. I t is t o culties will be resumed in t h e Granulated Eye Lids, Sore NipnlJ
world, grapling with the in be deplored t h a t ever there p e r f e c t l i g h t o f d a y ; t h a t tema. -after, Salt Rheum and®
Reason was t o be t h e progress. Their mission is
means of subjugation. Man's emphatically one of peace. flexible bars of the universe, was one in the ranks of Chris then, born on ang*elic wings 25 cents per box. Formic by drug!
TO HORSlToWNEns |
glorious work - the work of They not only speak swiftly furnishes infallible proof t h a t tianity so openly displaying thou Shalt ascend the sacred
the soul of man naturally as his little faith in religion a s mount of eternal t r u t h a n d
investigation.
I gazing upon the peaceful bob u t softly. Every throb of
He was t o contemplate the the human heart, every tear, pires from investigation of well a s science, t h a t hoshould jsorn of the boundless ocean
immensity of truth, and diye every tender anxiety for ab t r u t h t o its fountain head; have hurled one hostile bolt of almighty love, thy joyous
down amid the hidden and sent friends may be known in t h a t it naturally leads from against science a s a n enemy work shall forever be t o truce cents per package. For Bale by d™
priceless gems of nature. Sci every land in a moment of things created t o their Crea 10 revelation. God has indel o u t its stormless shores t o
FOR DYSPEpei.
measure its boundless e x t e n t '
ence was t o be his handmaid. time. To-da.v tliov are swift t o r . T en truly "Th.i soul ibly impressed himself upon and t o fathom its fathomless
t h a t looks within for truth His works a s well a s revealed depths
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trade mark ?*>, V, «i per : at tie. GOS?/
Ws L..DOUGLAS
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Physicians & Surgeons,
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SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
the 5 t h . Ab. was a n industri has been a resident of Boone The County Commission
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. ous negro and earned a good for years, and we d o not be ers were in session on the 3rd
living.
lieve t h a t a family could leave and 4 t h
1 copy 1 year
>11.00
—W. R. Spainhour wa« in our town t h a t is more popu The resignation of J . C.
" 0 months....
50
The great secret t o success in having plenty of the com
" 3 months...
35 town several days last week. lar. We unhesitatingly say Horton a s a member of the forts oflife is in knowing how and when t o buy. First,
ADVERTISING RATES.
Mr. Spainhour is in the mer t h a t they carry with them Board was accepted end look ! second, examine the quality and price of t h e article,
1 inch 1 week
I .75 cantile business at. Suther the vs8v best wishes of every Thos Bingham was appoin o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
1 " 1 month
citizen of our town for their ted by Superior Court Clerk in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
1.75 land.
1 c< 3 " ....
happiness in their new home. Blackburn t o fill his pla°e. money we most respectfully invite them t o cah on us a n d
—Well, it's so J . B. John1 " 0 " ...
examine our entire line of
1 " 1 year
-Mrs. John O. Howell, of This is in accordance with
7.00 son, of Blowing Rock, pays
B
1 column 1 week
9.00 v'ou cash for your birch oil. Moravian Falls, was stricken the new law. The following
1
"'
1 month...
13.50
with hemorrhage of the brain claims were allowed: John
Consistingof Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
1
"
3 "
25.00 ginseng and beeswax. See
on June 1 s t , and died a t 5:30 W. Hodges for services t o Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
1
"
6 "
' a d ' elsewhere.
37.50
1
"
1 year
50 00
the same day. She profess Board a s clerk #27.80; W.H. tions, etc.
—I. L . Councill spent Sun
I t will n o t cost you anything t o examine o u r goods
ed religion a t the age of 1 6 Wood ring, jailor fees for May
day with his parents here.
but we will be pleased t o show them t o you and give you
Entered a t t h e Postofficeat
and lived an exemplary life. #18.93; G W Trivett for con
Boone, N. C., a s second-class "Doga," a s he is popularly Her funeral was preached on veying J o h n Danner,lunatic, o u r prieegjjwhether you buy or not.
known, will be proprietor o f
mail m a t t e r.
the following Sunday by Rey t o the Insane Asylum a t
t h e Blowing Rock hotel du
W . R . B r a d s h a w f r o m t h e Morganton '#14.50; mnd W.
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we cau sell
ring the summer.
LOCAL NEWS.
text, "Blessed a r e the dead H. Glenn a s guard on the oc you the nicest and best shoe f o r less money than a n y mer
—Mr. aim Mrs. R, L. Councill, who die in the Lord." The casion #7.00.
chant o r merchants in the count.}. We d o not quote prices
—There a r e only seven pau after a visit of some days to Ma
The t a x levies were a s fol in oil'- advertisement from the fact thereare s o many differ
text was chosen by her pas
pers a t the poor house.
ent grades of the same line of goods t h a t it is almost im
rion, returned last Saturday. Mr.
t o r from the fact t h a t i t was lows:
possible t o quote prices and a t the same time describe t h e
—Rev. Mr. Jones preached Councill. under the treatment of a favorite passage oi hers. Carious purposes
21% goods so you will know the quality without examining for
3% yourself. We will n o t try to induce any one t o buy o u r
in the Episcopal church Sun Dr. Morphew, returns much im The deceased was a daugh Pensions
proved fn health.
County
23% goods by selling on time, we sell to all tor the Pay When
day night.
ter of Jack Furgesson, of Public schools
1 8 I hey Receive The Goods consequently i t enables us t o sell
—The DEMOCRAT h a s on Wilkes county.
-Solicitor Spainhour and
Road
7 goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial a n d the buy
lady attended Wake Forest hand several articles of unu —Dr. R. D. Jennings, Dentist, These a r e the number of er will be convinced of the t r u t h .
sual merit t h a t it will pub
commencement.
cents on the #100 valuation
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
lish from time t o time. We of Blowing ltocck, wishes to an
The poll t a x will be:
BLACKBURN, COl 1RELL & MILLER.
—A Sunday school was or hope t o make o u r paper bet nounce that he is now located at
1 2 6 April 4 t h , 1895.
dained a t the M. E. Church ter than ever before. Can you that point, permanently, and has Education
Con ntv
71
fitted up an office in his dwelling,
last Sunday weeK.
aid us?
Road
21
the Morris house, in such a man
- -Rev. D. A. Glenn has re
Treasurer Green presented
—In this issue of the DEM ner as to make his patients com
signed the care of theHendei OCRAT will be found the grad fortable. He invites his patients general claims t o the asonville Baptist church.
uating address of Luther M. to come direct to his residence mount of #357.25, and pau
-o--•Miss J . June Coffey, after Farthing a t Holly Spring and make it their home .vhilehav per claims t o t h e a m o u n t of
a four week's visit t o Butler, College. We hope our read ing their work done, and only #157.44. Doctor Councill
charges for his services and noth allowed # 3 for services t o
ers will enjoy it.
Tenn., returned Monday.
ing for board. The sooner you
—The boiler of Teage and have your work done the less it prisoners. Com. Coffey #12;
—Clerk Blackburn did a
nice thing when he appointed Killian's steam saw mill near will cost you, and a dentist like Com. Bingham #4.45; Com.
-0———
Prof. Francum Countj' Ex Downsville, Caldwell county, Dr. Jennings, who is so thor Farthing #14. These . amonnts were for services.
aminer.
exploded on the 27th ult., oughly skilled in his profession,
If you a r c in earnestabout. wantingthe best Monument
killing Pender Oxford, Gor is the one to do it. Give him a This Board also does the
—E. i i . Dougherty, who has
o r 1ombstone, for,the least money, be sure t o write t o rr
former work of the Board of
spent the winter in Columbia don Oxford, Edd. Deal and call.
Education.
The appoint a s I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I en
South Carolina, returned a Will Jones. Two others were
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have t h e larg
badly scalded.
I have two little grand ohil ment of school committee
few d a y s ago.
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
dren who are teething this men was all they did worth
^ ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n guaranteed. Consult y o u r interest,
—Mr. Wiley Swift came —Cupid has been doing some hot summer weather and are recording here.
nice work at Blowing Rock tor
and give me a call o r write for prices.
trouoled with bowel com
home a few d a y s since from
tile past few days. Here is whal
Chapel Hill where he has been Register Hodges gave us as one plaint. I gave them Cham
C . P> WEED. Statesvil!e, N. C.
berlain's Colic, Cholera a n d
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
attending the University.
weeks work in issuing permits to Diarrhoea Remedy a n d it
—Vance Henkel, represent wed in that vicinity: Reuben Span a c t s like a charm. I earnest
Rymer to ly recommend it for children
ing the Lenoir Furniture to Dora Byland,
Lizzie Frye, and Andrew I). Blair with bowel troubles. 1 was
Factory spent a. d a y in town
myself taken with a severe
this week selling furniture. to Leuvenia Hodges.
a t t a c k of bloody flux, with
--Deputy Collector Horton n —A poem of some length from cramps and pains in my sto It Is An Iron-clad Fact.
h a s o p e n e d h i s o f f i c e i n t h e ne of the highland bards, is on mach, one third of a bottle
Yes, the old year of 1 8 9 4 is gone with all] i t s pleasures
our desk, but, unfortunately for of this remedy cur ed me. Wi th
building between Bryan's ho
and troubles, and the New Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
us as well as the poet, we are un in twenfv-four hours I w a s
tel and Coffey's store.
I have no goods t o offer us, and we all should make the best use of i t possible. T h e
prepared to do work that clinks out of bed and doing m y
way t o d o t h a t is t o uegin right and keep right che year
—Skyland Institute closed on the and jingles, no matter how much house work. Mrs, W. L. Dun you, hut I have the C o l d , through.
6th inst. with appropriate exerci merit it may contain. The copy gan, Bon-aqua, Hickman Co.
You can d o this by doing nil your trading during the
ses. This school is doing a good will be forwarded to the ''Topic" Tenn. For sale by W. L. Bry Hard Cash t o offer yon for year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
work for Biowing Rock and sur with request to publish. 'Course a n .
BIRCH OIL,
era I merchandise, all a t the
GINSENG AND
rounding country.
that paper can fix it dp.
B E ES W A X
NOTICE.
—Rev. G. H. Church, of
—Buchanan Bros purchas
Stateville, spent Tuesday ed of Bob Roseboro, of Hick All persons haying stock run At the highest maket pi ices.
I will sell for strictly pay down during the sear 1895 bv
ning at large on the streets of
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than o r credit ^ o r
night in town. He went t o ory a curly walnut tree on Boone are requested to take thern
instance good sole leather a t 21c.,' bv the side good /. 0 *ffee
Elk x Roads t o visit his ag head waters of Yadkin Elk off at once, and also all obstruc
86T7hose having any of 20c. a lb., sugar 1 7 lbs. for #1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
for #20. The tree is three tions to streets and passways
ed parents.
must be removed. M. B. Black these articles to offer would mance 6% cts. and up. domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
—Miss Bina, daughter of Judge feet through and wi|l bring burn, W. L. Bryan. Corns.
do well to see or wiite to me bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, "cashL. L. Greene, who has been atten between three hundred and
at Blowing Rock, A. 6. 1 his mers. shoes—yes t h e 1 urges lot of shoes ever seen in thin
four h una red dollars in mar
p a r t of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
ding the State Normal and Indus
While in Topeka last March .day B0, 1895.
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
trial School at Greensboro, has ket. They passed through E. T . Barber, a prominent
notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs Bisone day this week on then- newspaper man of La C.ygne,
returned,
J. II. JOHNSON. sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water pi pin"' etc
way t o Elk Park
—The negro Pharr, who es —The many friends of our Kan., ivas taken with cTiolALL AT LOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
era morbus very severely.
caped from Shff Baird while popular young county-man, The night clerk a t the hotel
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, d r y
being taken t o the penitenti James 0 . Horton, will be where he was stopping hap
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices Please
give me your t r a d e this year, and 1 will certainly sell V ou
ary, has been captured in S. pleased t o hear of his ap pened t o have a bottle of ,
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends a n d customers a
Chamberlain's Colic and Dia
C. and will be returned.
pointment t o the Deputy Col rrhoea Remedy andgavehim
prosperous and happy New Y r ear. 1 a m
lectorshipfor Watauga, Ashe threedoses which relieved and
—Prof. Yarboro's school will
Yours Anxious to jnease,
close on the 21st. There will be and Alleghany couuties, to he thinks saved his liFe. Ev
a public entertainment at night fill the vacancy caused by the ery family should keep this
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
in the court house. All are cor resignation of R. L. Councill. remedy in their home a t all
times. No one can tell how
dially invited to attend.
Crit is a good man, a n un soon it may be needed. It.
—Rev. J. H. Yarboro has swerving democrat, and rich costs but a trifle aud may be 'means so much more than
been called t o the pastorate ly deserves the honors con the means of saving much suf •you imagine—serious and
'fatal diseases result from
ferrng and perhaps the life of
of the Baptist church here ferred upon him.
and will preach a t 1 1 , a. m., —Did you miss the DEMOCRAT some of some of t n e family. 'trifling ailments neglected.'
-OF* Don't play with Nature's
last week. We hope you did and 25 and 50c. bottles at W. L.
next Sunday.
Bryan.
* greatest gift—health.
quarrelled a great deal about it,
—Rev. J . G. Hagaman,
If you are feeling
for if you did you enjoy its visits.
out of sorts, weak .
NOTICE.
and generally exwho has been living a t But Here is how it came about. We
hausted, nervous,
I s now engaged in t h e manufacture and sale of a valm
have no appetite
ler, Tenn. for three years, could not get our blank paper The supervisors of Boone \
and can't work,
able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN H E R B MFDI
begin at once tak
has returned to his former from the depot in time. The pub township are requested t o
ing the most relia-,
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec"
ble strengthening
meet a t the court house on
tion.
home on Beaver Dams.
medicine,which is ,
lisher took advantage of hisvaca
Brown's Iron BitThis wonderful medicine is highly recommended for < isters. A few bot
tion from office work, and had the 1 7 t h inst. for the purpose
—Judge L. L. Greene has re
tles cure—benefit
of putting the new roan la w
eases of t h e Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases a r i
the DEMOCRAT building recover
conws from the
turned from his circuit and will
into effect. All persons inter
very first dose—if
suifi from a billions system. 1'his is no patent, medicine Ii is
won't stain your
spend most of the summer here. ed, the windows nicely repaired, ested therein a re requested to
teeth, a n d i t ' s
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended bv
pleasant to take.
The Judge is looking well and is a platform made on thefront and he present.
the physicians of t h e county, a n d is one of t h e best me.'I'L
the presses etc., cleaned up. We
THOS. L . CRITCHER, CHM.
enjoying fine health.
cines on the market.
—Miss Minnie Woodie, ofShull's are now in good working order
This medicine is put u p in packages with full directions
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
Luther Hill, colored, was
Mills, was recently examined tor and hope to be with you every
with full directions on each, Price #1.00 per pack er,.
,
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
[lost paid to a n y address. If you ),s V e L i v e r t n
drowned while bathing in a ' Constipation, Bad Blood
a teacher's certificate. She, as all week until Christmas.
Nervous ailments«
pepsia or Kidney complaints, trv
,d b" i
v :
—We a r e indeed sorry t o pound near Lenoir on the • Malaria,
Globe students do, stood a splen
Women's complaints.
we a r e n o t trying t o humbuj you.
spi
l o s e our much esteemed second.
did examination.
Get only the genuine—it lias crossed red
' lines on the wrapper. All others are sub-'
—Albert Horton, (col.) died friends, Dr. L C. Reeves and
1HE MOUNTAIN MED HANI.
stitu'-s. On receipt of two ac. stamps we
will send set of Ton Beautiful World's
Zionville N. C., Sept. (», 1894.
a t his home near town on the family. They left for Blow
Children Cry for
Fair Views and book—free.
' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD.
3rd inst. and was buried on ing Rock Tuesday. The Dr. Pitcher's Castoria.
LOOK ALU EXAMINE!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Shoes, Shoos, Shoes!
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW •
Statesville Marble Works,
look Here Friends!
This Is No HumqUg!
HEW YEAB GEEETIJTCSI
VERY OWES! PRICES.
In
Poor
Health
THE MOUNTAN MEDIOINECOPANY
Brown's
Iron
: Bitters
MILE NORTHGAROUNA.
(
It Cures
1
1
�The W atauga Democrat
Ihumday, June, 13^1895.
I t was demonstrated be
yond a doubt on Monday of
last week t h a t we have no
r o a d law in Watauga a t the
present timer The last. Leg
islature, a s o u r friend Michael
informed the people, put our
county under what is popu
larly known a s the Me:*klenlenburg Load Law and repeal
ed all the other laws. What
t h i s law is we have not been
able t o exactly find out, for
the s t a t u t e will n o t be pub
lished, perhaps, until August.
The a c t s of 1 8 8 5 contains the
original law which is a b o u t
a s follows: " T h e justices of
the peace in each township
a r e empowered t a organize
themselves into a corporate
body for the purpose of exe
cuting this law." This bodv
meets on the first Mondays
in May and November; a r e
individually exempt from du
t y on t h e roads; make two
reports, one a t each meeting
t o the Judge, who reports t o
t h e Solicitor. This body di
vides their respective townshipe into districts and ap
point m May a supervisor i'or
each division. New roads a r e
laid off by five jurors. Every
person subject t o road duty
must work four days o r pay
thi•ee dollars. There is t o be
levied by the commissioners
a n d justices a t their J u n e
a t a x not t o exceed two mills
o r less than seven-tenths of
a mill on each dollar's worth
of property. Since the tax-lev
ying po.ver has been changed
we d o n o t know how this will
work. There may be a spe
cial t a x in each township of
n o t more than one mill. These
t a x e s a r e collected like other
taxes except they can be
worked out a t one dollar per
d a y . The supervisors receive
$1 . 5 0 per pay for their servi
ces. The Legislature of ' 8 9
made some changes in this
law but a s weunderstand the
matter, these changes apply
only t o Durham county. I t
is n o t probable t h a t we will
have a n y road working this
year, for the d a y s of grace,
which are four weeks after
the first Monday in May, a r e
gone for the justices t o organ
ize, and t h e commissioners
did n o t levy the t a x , so we
a r e without a n y road law
whatever.
look of despair, and t h e
other people were becoming
uneasy when Representative
Michael came to the rescue
and had Mr. Spainhour t o
read caption 3 0 3 of the Acts
of the last. Legislature, which
brought the intelligence t o
t li e assembled protectors
of the law t h a t their court
was " n o good." The court
then vanished like the mor
ning dew. The township su
pervisors can be called to
gether a t any time after the
t a x is levied, but what about
the tax-levying power?
J o h n G. Shaw (Dem.) Third
Dist: " I favor the free coinage
of silver a t the r atio of 1 6 t o
1 . " A. C. Shufford (Rep.)
Seventh Dist.: " I am in fever
of the free coinage of silver."
R. Z. Linney (Rep.) Eight
Dist.: "Coin all the American
product of silver bullion 1 6
to 1."
FACTS FOR THE TIMES.
Secretary Carlisle's Bowlii>-{? Green
Speech—From the Days of Andrew
Jackson to These < f Jrover Cleveland
The lT. S. Was Never on a Silver 15asis--Confidence and i'rosperity are
Now Returning. Why Jeopardize
Them!
retirement of the green-backs nOH®aecoB«aoaoBo*«aoH«B©EB«a»i«si««i««s©soa©E923Eei£{.i^
s
and in their st^ad use silver,
Bulk soda is inferior to package soda.
o r silver certificates for all
sums under teu dollars. This
would utilize a larg«> part of
o u r si'ycn* now in t h e United
States Treasury.
BIT, 7/A-u
is the whole story
Commending t hese thoughts
of imitoCon f sde
marks c; .1 labc!.'.
about
t o the attention of your rea
ders, I a m yours faithfully,
Civis.
Blowing Rock, June *95.
r
| packages.
in
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
Costs no more than other package soda—never spoils
flour—universally acknowledged purest in the world.
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York.
Sold by grocers everywhere.
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE.
Editor Democrat'.
Some time a g o I was trou In Mr. Ca rl isle's great speech
bled with an attack of rheu a t Bowling Green, Ky., he
matism. I used a bottle of mentioned two facts worthy
o—o—o—oChamberlains Pain Balm and of special attention:
Walter Quinten Gresham, Sec
ANXOUNCEMEJS T FOR 1395.
was completely cured. I have
Firstly, that there is not a retary <>f Stut*\ died in Washing
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 and closes J u n e 2 1 s t
since advised many of my
ton, D. C., on the 27th ult , after !1895. The second session will open Aug. 6 t h 1 8 9 5 a n d
friends and customers t o try free coinage country in t h e
the remedy and all speak world to-day t h a t is not on an illness of one month. Plurn- dose Dec. 24th.
sv developing into pneumonia,
FACULTY.
highly of it. Simon Goldbaum a silver basis.
Rev. J . H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . May Yarboro
San Fiancisco, Cal. Eor Sale Secondly, t h a t there is not w as the cause of his death. He
j n charge of the Primary and Intermediatfi depart,b.y \V. L . Bryan.
a silver standard country in wai buried in Chicago, from which u j;j
place he will doubtless be remov-j meats, and she will also have charge of the music depart
T h e lumber trade in Wa the world to-day t h a t uses ed soon. Mr. Greshain was born merit. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeui
tauga has been very exten any gold a s money along in India- a March 17. 1832. He! ployed a s the school may lequire.
sive for eight or ten years. with silver.
TERMS.
raised a eompary and entered
TUITION in the. Primary Department $1.00.
'
Now, since 1831, when, un the Federal Arniv in 1801, was
Thousands of logs have
HIGHER ENGLISH
$2.00.
been put into Watauga riv ci ?r President Jackson's sec promoted to Brigade r General
ACADEMIC
$ 2 5 0 to$3.00.
er and floated t o near Eliza o n d a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , t h a t after the battle of Vicksburg; was
MUSIC
$2.50.
beth ton and there sawed in sound Democrat demonetiz wounded at Atlanta and suffered
Board in good families, including light, fuel a n d
t o lumber. For putting ed silver by undervaluing it. the remainder of his life. Grant
appointed him U. 8. Dist. Judge. necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
these logs, which a r e mostly up t o the present time, when
Fo r any information n o t herein contained apply t o t h e
poplar, they received a very President Cleveland is strug Anther appointed him Post Mas
ter General, and afterwards to Piincipal, Boone, N. 0 .
small sum about $ 5 per gling t o keep the country on
a Judgeship in Indiana. Cleve
thousand. The consequen a sound money basis, we have land appointed lain in his s cond
ces a r e t h a t all the valuable never been on a silver basis cabinet to the position which he
Children Cry for
poplar timber has been al During the Civil War and up held at the time of his death. Pitcher's Castoria.
most wasted in this man t o the resumption of specia There are no stains on his public
ner. Years a g o the cherry p a y m e n t s w e h a d o n l y t h e 1 fe and. although a republican,
NOTICE.
.0.
and walnut were carried t o green-backs but we resumed has affiliated very harmoniously
Having qualified a s Admin
railroads from 4 0 t o OOmiles on gold and gold is our .stan with the administration and lias intra fix ol' G. W. Duggvrdcd. "Money Saved Is
distance and sold for less dard to-day, a s it has been preserved the dignity of the gov l a l e ot" Watauga county, N
Money Made."
t h a n t h e cost of hauling. for sixty-one yea rs. Sixty-one ernment through very trying P.. this is t o notify all persons
having claims against the es
The best pine and chestnut y e a r s , t h e l i f e t i m e o f t w o scenes.
t a t e of said deceased t o ex
.0.
have been used for building- generations! I t this time >ve
hibit them t o the undersign
purposes. Birch is said t o have grown and prospered
Children Cry for ed on o r before t he first day
Owing to a recent change
of April 1896, or this notice
be m demand and brings a a s no peopl \ ever grew and Pitcher's Castoria.
in our business, t h a t is, from
will be placed in bar of their
good price. Here is the sad prospered in the history of
recovery. All persons i n - the "Old Time" credit sys
fact, o u r timber will soon be the human race.
debted t o said estate will tem t o a
Notwithstanding the iin- (
gone for a mere song and
tife
please make immediate pay
o u r county will have t h a t m e n s e l o s s e s c a u s e d b y t h e
The Judgement on Hood's Pro* ment. This the 1 s t day of
April 1895.
much less t o a t t r a c t capital Civil War, our geople are to
nouncod by Squire Fogg.
E . C. HUGGER, Admrx.
ists and induce the building day the richest in the world,
We a r e able t o o f f e r y o u
of railroads. We a r e t o o and this wealth ismoreequal
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE
far from market t o d o this ly divided among us t h a n
a t 2 4 cts per lb.;
kind of buiness. We recent a m o n g any other people. Wa
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
ly heai d one of the oldest ges a r e higher, employment
-BUT—
per lb ;
merchants in the county more easy t o obtain and the
CAN GIVE MILK.
Extra ' C" s i g a r a t 1 6 lbs.
speaking of the tendency of general comfort greater than
t o the dollar; good, heavy
o u r people t o haul lumber, in any other country. At the
I CANT PLAY T H E FIDDLE domestic a t 7 cts per y a r d .
t o make birch oil, and t o do p tvse n t moment Confidence,
But I can show you
AST"We have just received
other things and a t the same and its child, Prosperity, a r e
a nice assortment of Staple 30 cases of gent's and ladie's
time neglecting their farm returning t o us. Prices otour
and Fancy Groceries,such aw shoes, and will sell them a t
work, a s being the direct cau great staples are all advancCOFFEE,
prices to suit the buyer.'"©ft
ses of t h e "ha r d times" in ing. Yv'e haveexported both
SUGAR,
The following testimonial comes from T. M.
Call and .see us and we will
o u r county. The youngest iron and woolen goods t o En Fogg, Esq., who is well-known throughout Ken
CHEESE,
sa ve you money.
of us can remember when the gland and sold them there ai tucky as court Justtce and Justice of the peace
CRACKERS,
for Bath county. His words should Invoke the
CAKES,
g r e a t majority of the farmers satisfactory prices. New mills confidence of all who read his letter:
JOHNS! N EDM 1ST EN & CO
.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
CANNED-BEEF,
Blowing Rock, Dec 12. 1894.
had meat, corn, flour, horses, a r e being built all over the "I will say for Hood's Sarsaparllla T believe
POTTED- 11 AM,
cattle, and sheep t o seb. and South. Furnaces and iron it to be the best medicine in the world. In the
SALMONS.
winter of '92 I had a bad case of the grip whioh
now they buy their supplies. works t h a t have beenidleao left my system In very bad shape. I tried every
SARDINES.
Forty-four of the most per
got no relief.
TREATMENT
We will give for the benefit of being' set t o work. The wa thing I could find andbought a bottleIn the fall
BUTTERNUTS,
of the same year I
of Hood's
plexed magistrates t h a t ever
ges of tens of thousands o Sarsaparllla. The first dose I took
English walnuts, soft shell
—BYassembled in t h e court house, o u r readers the m o t t o of one
Made a Decided Change
ed almonds, peanuts,raisins,
of the best farmers in t h e operatives have been raised
met there, with perhaps 1 5 0
for the better. When I began taking the first
INHALATION !
county: T o raiseevevrytiling Railway earnings a r e increa bottle my weight was 127 pounds, the lightest figs, canned huits, shoe dress
o r more citizens from t. h e
ing, inks, plain and fancy can 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
he uses. This may seem sing. Every sign points t o a since manhood. By the time the second bottle
country, on t h e first Mon
dies, fancy and 1 a u n d r y
strange t o some yet i t is al period of prosperity. All that
3
8OAPS,
d a y . Chairman Adams, with
is needed is t o let well enough had been used my weight was 1G5 pounds. I
most literallv true.
TOBACCO,
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
his usual dignity, called his
Sarsaparllla and gladly
alone. Why then listen t o t.i owe all this to Hood's sufferers." T. M.I TOGO,
SNUFF,
cliitis, Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hayrecommend It to all
flock t o business, and after
While a t Peeksill, N. Y.,
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
CIGARS,
quack doctors, with their lir Justice of the Peace. Slmrpsburg, Kentucky.
roil-coll and other prelimina J . A. Scrivin, a prominent
matiem, Neuralgia,
CLGARETES.
tie silver pills, for the cuie o* Hood's Pills euro liver Ills, constipation,
ries there was found t o be a manufacturer of New York
MATCHES, AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
biliousness. Jaundice, sick headache-. Indigestion.
City, purchased- a bottle ot a disease t h a t has already
quoi'u m preseiit. The mioutes Chamberlain's Cough Reme
DISORDERS.
Horse and Cattle Powders,
cured itself? What we need
and many oi her articles t o o
of l a s t meeting were read and dy. Such good results were
NOTK E.
is confidence, confidence , tha t
tedious t o mention.
Tt lias bem in useformorethan
approved. We d o n o t mean obtained from its use t h a t he
we shall keep our place along By virtue of an order obtained
twenty years; 'housands of pa-*,
JKaT'Coine and see for yourt o cast a n y reflections on o u r sent back t o the druggist
term ol
tients have been treated, and o-^
side of Europe, and not drop at tlfe Kpi itigWataugathe .Superi sii ves.
or Com tot'
county, 1
good friend Adams, when we from whom he had obtained
ver onethousand physicians have
back to the level of Asia, t on will sell on the first day of July,
i t for two more bottles
also keep a good line used it and recommend it—a very
s a y t h a t although he is a same remedy. When youof the
have fidence , t h a t our our stan 1895, the same being- tlie fn-'st
significant fact
of Domestic Medicines.
m a n of unusual information, a cough o r cold give this pre
dard of value will not be d e Monday in said month, on the
1 be
herein after described premises,
he did n o t knew for what paration a trial and like Mr.
feeT"All of my goods wil
It is agreeable. There is 110 nan
based, and our monetarysys at public outcry the followingdesold a t prices t o suit t h e seous taste, nor sickening smell.
this sanhedrim was assem Scrivin you will want it when
tern thrown into utter confu scribed real estate, viz: 128 acres times, f< >i PAY DOWN, b u t
bled, n o r did a n y one in t h a i again you need such a medi
more or less lying and being on
Oxygen—its mode
cine. I t is a remedy of great sion.
L A W F U L HIGH ON A of"Compound Results," is the ti
the nine Ridge and waters of
audience d a r e make a move
Action and
worth and merit. 2 5 and 5 0
Fortunately no free coin Globe Spring Branch, in Blowing CREDIT.
tle ol a book of 200 pages pubo r a motion until he heard cent bottles for sale by W. L .
age bill can becom j law while Rock township, Watauga county
BSsT When you come t o the lished bv Drs. Starkev and Fulfil
f r o m Solicitor Spainhour, Bryan.
Mr. Cleveland is Preident. We N. ( adjoining the lands ot J.
which gives to all inquirers full
" R o c k " come and seeine, and information as to this remarka
who, a s it seemed, was pres
B. Clarke, Anther Parks
T h e News and Observer is hav-» two years of safety, others, the same having beenand
con it may be t o onr mutual ben ble curative agent, and record ot
ent t o instruct the court, but
t h a t the N. C. delegation in t h a n k s t o h i s s a g a c i t y a n d veyed to James Sudderth, dee'd., efit.
surprising cures in a wide range
on being called for, hedeclarCongress s ta nds t h u s on courage. Not the less, howev by W. W. Lenoir, a record oi
ol chronic cases—many of them
Thanking my friends for after being abandoned to die by
t h a t he knew absolutely
silver: Harry Skinner (Pop.) er, all this freecoinage agita which conveyance may be found
nothing, for his law book had First Dist.: " I favor the free tion is a n injury t o the coun in book 'H' of deeds, page 262 of past patronage, and hoping other physicians. Will be mailed
the public records
not come, a n d , especially, he independent coinage of silver t r y . I t causes doubt a s t o countv. All of said or Watauga t o merit it in thefutore, l a m on application.
tract will be
V E RY R ESPEOTFULLY,
could s a y nothing a b o u t the a t a r a t i o of 1 6 t o 1 without our future, and diminishes sold, I representing four seven
')
•
Mecklenburg Road Law. Ev the action of any other na the confidence so essential t o teenths as guardian, and terms
J. 11. CLARKE.
be made known on day of sale Blowing Rock, April 30, ? 95. 1529 Arcli St. Philadelphia, Pa.
ery magistrate, although he tion," F.A. Woodard (Dem) our prosperity.
and deed in fee simple made to
120 Sutter St. Sun Francisco, Cal
tele the dignity of his office
Instead of agitating f o r purchaser. This Mav 30. 1895.
&CT* One do da i pays for tht Please mention this paper.
Second Dist: "I am in favor
and the g r e a t responsibility
1. N. Con PEN ING, Com. j Democrat one i ear.
involving upon him, wore.nv of the free coinage of silver." free coinage, let us urge the
BOQHE HIGH SCHOOL.
Bo You Want Monty?
Best
World
GASH BASIS
A cow can't pick lite banjo,
Hood's ^*Cures
Brs. Starkey & Palen,
�SaBifATH BREAKING.
died in North Carolina, un-j
hesitatingly affirmed t i n t he j
Editor Dem ran t:
had made our his case, and
A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper, j If seems t h a t Sabbath brea
devoted to the interest ot boun- }*j n o- is on the increase, and i t o successfully overthrow his,
I proofs, we must disregard hu j
ty State ano Nation. Published! v e .
,
every Thursday a t Boone, Wa i - ^ the name command, Ii"- iran testimony a s wholly un-j
1 member the Sabbath day t o
taugaCounty. X.C.
i worthy of the co ifidence of;
keep it holy." is just a s hindmen. We also stated t h a t |
FACTSFOR TEE TIMES.
ling a s it ever was. There a r e
i.Mr. Weston was asehartning ;
y> -i , a ,
7 ,
v-* J .
Presalevt Andrew Jackson the First; men who claim t.o be eliris- land versatile a writer as;
'"Gold-bug."---Cheap Sloney Means tiuns who will i lde all (lay we had ever perused a n d !
Cheap Men.
Sunday t o reach some point
t h a t success would attend t he
t o make a t r a d e on Monday,
Fditoi Democrat:
publication of the b<»ok. A
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
How many people are aware of and they bad just a s well few Wiseacres derided our
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
the fact that in 1834 Andrew make the trade on Sunday.
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
affirmations «nd endeavored
Jackson, being* then President of There are a great many men
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing- Syrups, and Castor Oil.
t o belittle the author. Now,
the United States, the ratio of who a r e t o o busy t o go t o
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
our coinage was changed from Sunday School o r church on the book is published and
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
the rate established in 1792 of God's holy day. and propose has already met with the
fevcrislmcss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
15 to 1, and made 10 to 1? This and make trades on Sunday. most flattering success, and
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
Mr. West on has received ennew ratio undervalued silver and
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
People who claim t o 1»echris
comiumns a s a v, ri f er from
as a natural consequence jt was
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
tians arid cannot 'take time
worth more as bullion than as
tne*» w hose urinuulifi d praisand bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
V1
United States dollars, with tin; t o observe the Sabbath, do es s t a m p him a s a man wor
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
farther result that the silver dol not deserve t o prosper in the thy to t ank v\ ith t lie most
lars would not stay in this coun word's goods; and my obser rriiowneiUauthor-q some p!a
Castoria.
Castoria.
try but weie exported and melt vat ion has lead me t o belmv>
"Castoria is a:i excellent medicine for chil
" Castoria is sowell adapted to children that
Hug him with such writers a s
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me cf its I recommend it as superior to any prescription
ed up. . General Jackson's admin t h a t God will not prosper
good effect upon their children."
known to me."
Scot t. 1 i ugo and Dumas.
H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
DR. G. C. OSGOOD,
istration, therefore, placed t h e those who claim t o love Him
hi So. Oxfo r d S t . , B r o o k l y n , N . Y.
Lowell, Mass.
country on a gold basis and the and will not observe His ho
Buskini's A nil'ft SaB'c.
" Castoria is the best
of
"Our physicians
old hero \va? the first and origi. ly day. Some will say that
The best salve in the world fin- which I am acquainted.remedy for childrennot ment have spoken in the children's depart
I hope the day is
highly of their experi
far distant when mothers will consider the ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
nal "gold bug."
it depends on our efforts cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
real interest of their children, and use Castoria and although we only have among our
I have yet to learn that And rew whether we prosper in t li e tev< rsores, tet ter, chapped hands
instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what is known as regular
chilblains, corns, and all skin
Jackson's Democracy has ever
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing products, yet we are free to confess that the
wot Id or not. I believe t hot eruptions, and positively cures
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other merits of Castoria has won us to look with
been called in question, and what
piles, or no pay required. It U
hurtful age-rfs down their throats, thereby f r upon it."
it depends c n our efforts and
sending tLun to pruxiju
so good a democrat as he main
guaranteed t j give perfect satis
—""UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
DI- J. F. KIXCHEI.OE,
Boston, Mass.
tained is good democratic doc God's will too, and if we do faction or m o n e y refunded.
Conway, Ark.
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
not honor Him He will not Price 25 cents per box. For sale
trine now, let some small Execu
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tive Committeemen say what they prosper him in this world. by W. L. Bryan.
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will. How many men among as But we should not keep the
ever saw7 a United States silver sabbath in hope of reward in
dollar before 1873? I remember this life, but because the Lord
' The angels are inteiesfid in
working when L was a boy, three, says so, and we ought t o
those whose iivts ai t- given to the
months ia the summer of 1887, love t o obey Him. But peo
minis!i v of love."
Botanic Stood B a i r n s and being paid off at the end of ple who claim t o love Him
the season with three silver M E X will collect m groups all over
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(Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and
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ted States dollars in circulation
from the prescription of an eminent physician
Pitcher's Castorta*
(and we can secure patent ia less time than those'
who used it with
talk politics, business o r any and its continued marvelous success for by years,
fiemote from Washington.
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use for fifteen years
thou
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ition. We advise, if patentable or not, free of J
cy was Spanish or Mexican quar thing but religion, and thai it is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood 1
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healing properties.
teenths; the two latter known in can we expect the world t o
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New England as ninepence and keep the Sabbat li by such ex
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Easily Bladen
four-pence, in New York as shil a triples? I believe t h a t tin X If not kept by your local druggist, send $1
We vzcp* many men. women, bo- - and girls tC
for six bottles, and lings and sixpence, and farther Lord controls the finances of c for a large bottle, or
work fori.? a few hours daily, r'g'.n 11 ntid aroar.i ' A COMPLEX L
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pays
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present coinage of dime and half may desecrate the holy Sab
offered agents. You
dear id
nnd nc
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dime eame in later.
pa Press."
bath and the Lord may al
required. V.'e qiiip yoi'
I necessary. -To capitalyou need, trenl < jou well,
The advocates of free coinage
wi h everything that
AiYID - ^ and help you :o earn f n times ordinary wages. Do you want to aid in building
low them t o accumulate ^ 1
tell us that silver is better mon
Wonen do as v/ell as men, and boys and girls up a paper that shall reflect the
wealth in t h e world, but not
ey than gold because of its cheap
make good pay. Ar
r. anywhere, can do the
greatest credit oil North Caroli
work. All succeed
fc'iow our plain and sim
n e s s . I t s i l v e r i s b e t t e r t h a n so with His people. Now. rea
be
ple di e-tio'iA. Kurnest " "•"k will surely bring na, no matter where it may
yon a great deal of ntont
Kielything is new seen ? Then patronize
gold beeause of its cheapness, der, look around you a n d
av.'i in great deuiand. Write for our 1 ainpb.lot
Wilmington Messengei
then, of course, iron would be isee if this is not a fact. I I e
circular, and receive full Information. No bnraa The
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better than silver, as it is much lieve t h a t ail parents vv a n 1 • Has sustained its reputation for 18 years o 0one if you conclude not to go on with the
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Do you want a reliable papei
us being
remedy for the
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<&
permanent
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who have and use iron money. bat h, and if so, why not set A It is endorsed by thousands of I'liysiworld—a Democratic n< wspapei
Box 438,
cians, Publishers and Patients. It is <!>
They are so poor and their pur the example, and teach them
that equals tile best— has the
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purely vegetable and builds up from the 6
first dose. It never fails to cure.
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! largest circulation, and lias IOT
chases are on s° small a scale, t o reverence the holy chris
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six <£>
bottles for five dollars. Our iO nagel'am- O
twenty-one years been i pan
and their wages are so low that tian Sabbath? How can we
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
and factorin thegrowth andderiron money suits their needs It expect oui children t o ob
velopment of the Old
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serve t h a t day wlu-n we live
Durang's Diver Pi/Is are the best on
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worth ot this money. The mon
earth. They act with au ease that makes
so careless ourselves.
Campaign Kates;
them n household
••sing.
ey is as cheap as the people—this
PRICE 28 CTS. PEE BOX, ,r 5 BOXES FOE fl.
A. IlOTEN.
T h e "Daily Messenger," by
FOR SALE BT D3UGGISTS.
peple are the Chinese, As a matter
mail, 4 months on trial, lor
of fact, the more civilized a peo Zionvide, J u n e 11, 1895.
What is
C C CO CO c c c c c c c c
BRYAN'S (Mm.
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av0
iways O'dieSi
40
.00 ,
$5.00
I
DURANG'S j '
IRheuhat:: Bemioi!
ple are the more valuable is their
medium of exchange. Our native
Indians used shells in the sha] e
of wampum Savages in the inte
rior of Africa use brass wire and
all European nations, as well as
our own, use gold. Cheap money,
as I said, then, means cheap
man. Yours truly,
CIVIS.
Plowing Rock, June 11, 1895.
A Clergyman's Statement,
' Three years ago we had a beau
tiful boy born to us. At the age
of eleven months he breathed his
last, a victim to impure blood.
On August 4, 1891. another boy
was born, who at the age of two
months became afflicted with the
same disease. We believed the
trouble ,vas constitutional, and
not common sore mouth. I procared a bot tle ofHood's Sarsa pa
rilla and commenced to give it
regularly to both mother and ba
by. Improvement began at once.
We have succeeded in eradica
ting the scrofulous blood from
the system and to-day we are
blessed with a. nice, fat baby boy,
1 8 months old—the very picture
of health, ad life and full of mis
chief—thanks to Hood's Sarsapa
rilla,. I am a minister in theMeth
odist Protestant church, and it
affords me much pleasure to rec
ommend Hood's Sarsapa rilla to
all as a safe, sure remedy. Even
my wife, after taking Hood's, be
came healthy and fleshy and has
the bloom of girlhood again."
REV. J. M. PATE, Brookiine Sta
tion, Mo.
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
TURE.
o
I MEA uumimESS.
€
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1 rom now until the first d a y
of .April I will sell my stock of
CLOTHING.
—AND
OVERCOATS
,\t 1 0 per cent above
COST! »
$2.00
NO MORE EYE-CLOSES
The weekly "Transcript Mes
senger," (the largest and
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months on trial for $1.00
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.7
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VOLT
THE TITHING SYSTEM.
( B Y S CATTERHEAD.)
Editor Democrat:
You h a ye asked us t o g i v e
our views cm t h e subject sta
ted, but can't d o s o fully, in
this article. The best booklet
we ever read o n the subject
was written by It. L. Pattern.
We will likely in the few words
we shall write, present some
of Pattern's arguments and
perhaps m a y make s o me q u o
t a t i o n s from his excellent ar
ticle, a s he h a s gone over the
whole ground.
It should .be. understood
t h a t the first gift. God requir
e s from every accountable be
ing is the heart, a s there
c a n ' t be a n y acceptable ser
vices rendered until the heart
is regenerated. The one who
h a s received Jesus Christ a s
his only Savior and L o r d
should a t once realize t h a t he
i s n o t his own, but belongs t o
Him, being bought with His
precious blood. N o t only
iiis soul and b o d y , but a d
t h a t he m i g h t possess in
worldly g o o d s , should beyiel
deel up t o his Master t o be us
ed in whatever way he may
direct, whether it be one tenth
o n e half, o r even all h i s
g o o d s . God's cause cannot
be carried o n without money
o r i t s equivalent, and He
calls on christians t o "honor
H i m with their substance.
Covetuoneness is one of the
m c s t God dishonored sins t o
be found in bell's broad and
frequented way. When chris
t i a n s find this sin lurking in
their souls, they should, by
God's grace, try t o kill it
o u t , and t h e best way t o s u b
due i t
t o resort t o the
grace of giving. Giving is
God-like, and if one is n o t nbounding' in this grace he
should a t once examine his
heart in t h e light of God's
truth. We don't give t o buy
p. s e a t in Heaven, but g i \ e
because we h a v e it already,
and t hrough love t o Him who
h a s "freely given us all
things" we are prompted t o
give.
The Old and New Testa
ments teach that God's peo
ple should give a proportion
al part and the fixed s u m
mu st n o t be less than o n e
tenth. Where God reigns law
a n d order prevails, and H e
requires his subjects t o ob
serve rhesame. There is a. law
t o be observed in christian
giving. Many rob God and
their religion g e t s s in a 1 1
enough, a s s o m e o n e h a s
said, t o rattle in a mustard
seed. If we rent our lands
we expect a fixed part, and
we, a s subjects of a govern
ment, pay a definite t a x . and
God who h a s placed u s h e i e a s
his stewards, expects from u s
a fixed sum, and each person
is t o decide for himself t h e
proportional part he should
give, but we m i n t be certain
n o t t o fall below the "1 o w
water mark" of christians
g i v i n g a tenth.
We refer t o God's Word for
example and proof: 1 . P a
triarchal age. Abraham who
i s t ailed "God's friend," a l s o
" t h e father o f - t h e faithful,"
paid a tenth. "And he paid
Him tithes of all"—Gen. 1 4 21). " T o whom a l s o Abra
ham g a v e a tenth part of all.'
lieb. 7 - 2 , God haa t a u g h t
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.
THURSDAY
JUNE, 20 1895,
Abraham t h a t o n e tenth be solutely requires from H i s
TBUMiET CALLS.
longed t o Him, and this w a s people is t o , and the maxi
The devil fears a praying moth
long before the law was giv iirium t h a t we m a y b e promp er
en TO Moses. Melchisedic who ted t o give through heaven To know a good man is a call
was a king and a "priest of ly zeal and unselfish love is to know God.
the Most High God," a n d all. li all christians would God's side of the cloud is al
was a type of Christ and the even give one tenth, and the ways bright.
Beauty in the heart writes its
g r e a t a n t y t y p e a s priest a n d standard can't be put lower,
king, requires a t least o n e the windows of heaven indeed name on the face.
tenth from his subjects.
would be openened, and what No man knows himself who is a
Jacob.s vow, "I will surely a copious shower of blessings stranger to Christ.
The sweetest songs of faith are
g i v e a tenth u n t o Thee.' Gen. we would receive!
sung in the dark
5 8 - 2 2 . It is very evident tiie
May God help u s t o s e e The yoke of Christ will only fit
Sabbath and t h e law of g i v and practice the tenth.
the willing neck.
ing wei e from the beginning
Globe, N. C., J une 1 7 .
When the church is wide awake
and were not given first t o
sinners cannot sleep.
While in Topeka last March
Moses but only re enacted.
E. ~f. Barber, a prominent The man who walks with God
2 . God's command "And newspaper man of L a C.ygne, keeps the devil on the run.
all the tithes of the land are Kan., was taken with chol A sin of any kind is a demand
the Lord's.'' Ley. 3 7 - 3 0 . era morbus very severely. for God to leave His throne.
It never makes the day any
Here God asserts his rights, T h e nighv clerk a t the hotel
where he was stopping hap brighter to find fault with the
because He made and Owns pened t o have a bottle of
every t h i ng, a nd sa,\ s t o H is Chamberlain's Colic and Dia sun.
God has never tried to make a
stewards, pay me my rent.. rrhoea Remedy a n d g a v e h i m
three doses which relieved and man who could please everybody.
3. God's charge against
His people. "Ye have rob he thinks saved his life. Ev The father who prays too lit
ery family should keep this tle will some time use the rod too
bed me in t i t l e s and offer
remedy in their home a t all much.
ings." Mai. 3 - 7 . H e n o t on times. N o o n e can tell how
The prayer that starts from
ly s t a t e s tithes but offerings s o o n it may he needed. It God's promise is sure to move
t o o . " W e a r e t o p a y t h e c o s t s but a trifle aud may be llis hand.
tenth o s suhj 'Cts of Christ's the means of s a v i n g much suf
If you say "Good morning" to
kingdom, and make offerings feeing and perhaps the life of the devil he will spend the day
some of some of trie family.
ex t ra a s His childien. The 2 5 and 50c. bottles at W. L with you.
When you seek God go as far
tenth is a test of his obedi Brvan.
as you know the way and He will
ence and the off ring a test
Detrait Free Press: There meet you.
of love. Giving does not be
seems t o be something the
Men see only what we put in
gin until the tenth is paid.
matter evidently with the g- 1 he plate. G< d knows what we
4 . Jesus sanctioned t h e
o . p. organs. From the m o keep back.
law oi' the tenth. " F o r y e
ment the M«*Kinley tariff was Hell will be the hottest to the
tithe inffit and rue and nil
repealed they began t o be man who goes to it from heav
manner of herbs, and pass
wail the prospective lowering en's doorstep.
over judgment and the love
When you talk about the got d
of wages. They ought there
of God. .These o u g h t ye t o
fmv, he very glad t o know ness of God, don't do it with a
have done, and not t o leave
t h a t wages are being mereas frown on your face.
the other undone." Luke 1 1 ed, But if they are rliey care God never sees anything big in
i 2 . I t is clear that Christ
the gift that is made to win ap
fully conceal their feelings.
plause from men.
t a u g h t His followers should
One scans their columns in
There is no blood in the preach
n o t only d o this well but bet
vain for a n y cheering refer ing againt which the devil never
tor. Zaeheus when convert
enee t o facts like these: The lit s a club.
ed said he would give o n e
Globe iron works a t Cleve Give us more mothers like Ma
half of his g o o d s , and must
land have increased Hie wa ry and there will be more chris
have been prompted t o d o
g e s of their men fifteen per tians like Christ.
this from Christ's teachings.
cent; II. 0 . Frick & Co., the The religion that sheds no blood
5. I t is clearly t a u g h t in
coke producers of western may have a good Jeal of zeal;
1 s t Cor., 9 - 1 3 - 1 4 t h a t t h e
Pennsylvania, h a v e increas but it has no Christ.
ministers are t o live in the
8ome people never think about
ed wages fifteen per cent, and
s a m e manner a s the priests,
religion until they come in sight
t heir principal competitor six
t h a t is must he supported
of a graveyard.
teen per cent; Stevens &Sons
A path in ay do ok pleasant and
o u t of the tithing system,
woolens, New Hampshire, yet be filled with footprints made
paid only by christians.
have raised wages fifreeiI per by the cloven hoof.
6 . 1 s t Cor. 1 6 - 2 teaches
cent: T h o m a s Dolan & Co.,
When some men are baptized
systematic giving, t h a t is
woolens, Philadelphia, fifteen they first put their pocket books
g i v i n g regularly,fixed on pro
per cent; theCardington mills where they won't get wet.
portional part, and a l s o t h a t
Chester, Pa., five per eent- Thei e is no promise in the Bi
all m o s t give.
ble for the man who is not wil
These are only starters.
7. Objections stated: Some
ling to trust in God and doright.
I have t w o little grand cliil "Let your light shine." God
claim that a s ohri tians are
n o t under the law but under dren who are teething this expects that the man who loves
hot summer weather and are
grace, t h a t the tenth is n o t
trouoled with bowel coin- Him will find a way to sho.v it.
binding a s it. was for t h e plaint. I g a v e them Cham God has no use for the religion
lews, and h a s been repealed; berlain's Colic, Cholera a n d that loves to have men admire it
t h a t Christ fulfilled every Diarrhoea Remedy a 1 1 d it and tell it that it looks nice.
thing. We admit t h a t chris a c t s like a charm. I earnest The man who expects t o out
tians are under grace, b u t ly recommend it for children run a lie will have to travel on
with bowel troubles. I was something faster than the limit
still they are under Christ, myself taken with a severe
ed express.
and love t o Him moves them attack of bloody flux, with
It will cost us something to
t o be loyal subjects, and giv cramps and pains in my sto walk with Christ it we would keep
i n g a s He directs is a part of mach, one-third of a bottle close enough to behold His face.
what H e requires. The typi of this remedy cured me. With Undertake to prove that there
in twenty-four hours I w a s
cal and the ceremonial laws o u t of bed and doing m y is no hell, and only those who are
were fulfilled in Christ, but house work. Mrs, W. L. Dun on their way there will applaud
the moral law, including the g n u , Bon-aqua, Hickman Co. you.
Every good deed that is done
law of giving, was given for Tenn. F o r sale by W. L. Brv
simply and only to honor God,
all time t o come, and will be a n .
binding upon christians t o
Albany Argus; What the will have something to do with
republican party wants a s a making us more like Christ.
the end of the age. N o o n e
Don't conclude that you have
can find in God's Word where presidential candidate is a
g o o d figurehead—the figure said good-bye to the devil be
the law of the tenth h a s been
being more important than cause you have joined thechurch.
repealed, but. o n the contra the head.
You may find him there on a
ry we can find plenty of ex
front seat.
"Jedge." said the colored
amples of consecrated men
witness, "I wish y o u pleas, The preacher is on dangerous
and women whose hearts be saw, make d a t lavver s t o p ground who is beginning to be
ing filled with God's love did pesteriri' me."
more concerned about what men
more. Preachers who wantj " B u t he h a s a, right t o will say than about what God
t o be men pleasers, and sor question y o u." " D a t may be will think.
ry professors who want a n ; jedge, but I'se g o t a kinder The heart that worships does
rattlin' in my head, en ef lie
excuse t o d o nothing, ma.yj wory me much, fust ting you not put God off with a pinch, and
a d v o c a t e the objections s t a - | know I'll tell.the truth 'bout then walk home from church with
a self-confident stride, feel Jug that
ted. The minimum God u.b-; (Jis matter.'
'enough.—Bams Horn,
it In
A Modem Jeffreys Doweed.
News and Observer.
Judge Goff will n o t win the
presidency by humiliating the
South and overturning the
Constitution.
He s o u g h t t o blot o u t all
the rights left t o the State,
in his South Carolina regis
tration decision, but the Cir
cuit Court of Appealsin Rich
mond over-ruled his decision.
Commenting o n the decis
ion, the Richmond Dispatch
will say:
The injunction of Judge
Goff, whereby be nndeitook
t o recind and annul the regis
tration law of South Caroli
na was dissolved yesterday
by the United S t a t e s Circuit
Court of Appeals.
This is a great victory for
the S t a t e of S o u t h Carolina,
and a correspondingset ba'*k
t o Judge Goff, who, in play
ing his role of Judge Bond,
meets with the same ill suc
cess t h a t met Bond with the
imprisoned Attorney Gener
al Ay res and Col. Scott.
The opinion ol the court is
being prepared by Chief Jus
tice Fuller and h a s n o t been
filed. An outline of thecourts
position, prepared by t h e
Chief Justice was rend yester
day; a n able individual opin
ion writ ten by Judge Hughes
was a l s o submitted, and a
decree was entered annulling
all of Goff's work
We earnestly trust t h a t t h e
court's opinion will settle the
law s o clearly t h a t J u d g e
Goff will have n o excuse here
after for interfering with the
operation of S t a t e Govern
ment, a s he h a s been doing
in South Carolina and Vir
ginia.
In South Carolina he under
took t o annihilate the regis
tration l a w s 01 t h a t S t a t e
with one stroke of his pen. In
Virginia he h a s stopped the
machinery of t h e criminal
law in a n important case, by
forbidding the commonweal
th's Attorney of Wythe coun
t y t o prosecute one Wadley,
who is indicted therefor em
bezzlement.
About the only e x c u s e
Judge Goff h a s for interfer
ing in the Wadley case is
t h a t the affairs of the bank
ing institution of which Wad
ley was an officer are being
wound u p by a receiver ap
pointed by the United S t a l e s
Court. All of the facts in this
W a d 1 ey ca se have been recen t
ly piesented t o t h e public in
a letter from Gen. James A.
Walker, which w a s published
in the Virginia law register.
We indulge the hope t h a t
the Chi°f Justice's opinion in
t h e S o u t h Carolina case will
n o t only release South Caro
lina from Judge Goff's grip,
b u t will point the way t o
loose his hold upon Wadley,
o r rather, upon the officers
of the commonwealth, whose
d u t y it is t o prosecute Wad1 e y under the indictment
foun 1 agai nst him a b o u t a
year a g o .
NO. 32
W. L. Douglas
IS THE BEST,
i FIT FOR A KING.
CORDOVAN,
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Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
Prom $i to $3 saved ever other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
Write at onec.
The management of
the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society in the Department of
the Carolinas, wishes to se
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find thi
F h j f Apiwirinrsltir
a litUV vpjivi hilt--. ,
A A
if
It is work, however, and those
who succeed best in i ' ( secss
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
fully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
W.J. Roddey, Managers
Rock Hill, S. C.
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PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. U0UNC1LL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
Office. '
J. F
AllORNEY A1 LAW,
MARION,
N. C
-(o)Will practice in the courts o»
Vata uga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDovvl
arm all other counti is in the
western district tSTSpecial at ten
tion given to the collection o'
1 aims, ""©a
W. B. CounciJ %. i),
Boone, N. C.
Cou nil! &
iiaUfilV9 IS* UUIg>UUilOl
Calls attended at all
honrsCFAX
June 1 , ' 9 3 .
E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER.
8
ATIORNLYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. C.
Special attention gi veil
to the collet ion of claims
jliambsiiain'B Eyo and Skin Ointinanfc
Is a certain cure for Chronic gore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Core Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
35 cents per box.
For sale by druggists.
mjmn-
TO HOSSE OWTERS.
For putting x horse in a tine healthy con
dition
Dr; '.'adv's ' . thin Powdert.
When Ilahy was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave tliem Castoria.
f&STOue doilm pays for the
Democrat one rear.
w life to an old or over v
ce » f c per p a c k r .gc. For ait
fed ho; e.
druggist:
POIl DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, tase
IlKOWN'S 1IIOX ni'rTEKS.
All dealers keep 11, per bottle. Genuine haa
'jrade-mark »>"u crossed red lines on wmj^er.
SI
�S UBSCRIPTION K ATE S
CPS by D. H . Dougherty, of lor fcr a public examination,
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Verger, who is a g e n t for t h e and one dollar and a half for
Deering Co.
a private examination. T h e
1 -opyl year
$1.00
" 0 months
50
• -Rev. Sherwood, of Cove exa mi nation will continue for
" 3 months
35 ''reek, is n o t only o n e of our three d a y s , and 1 desire that
A DVERTISING R ATES.
best preachers but is also a ' all the teachers come and be
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 splendid farmer. His clover examined o n those days.
1 " 1 month
1 75 crop which he is now cuttingW. M. FRANCUM, GO. Ex.
1 "•8 "
3.00
is very fine.
1 " 6 "
5.00.
Marvelous Results.
1 " 1 year
7.00
—Miss JenmeCouncill, who
9.00
From a letter writen bv Rev.
(1 column 1 week
1 month
13.50 h a s been visting in Salisbury J. Gunderman, of DimodaleMich3 "
25.00 for some time, ieturned o n we are permitted to make this ex
1
"
0 "
37.50 Monday. She was accompa tract: "1 have no hesitation in
1
"
1 year
50 00 nied by her little nephew, Mas recommending Dr. King's New
discovery, as the results were al
ter Council 1 Bovden. who will most marvelous in the case of
Entered at the Postofficeat spend some time here with my wife. While L was pastor of
Boone, N. C., as second-class
the Baptist church at River Jure
his grand parents.
mail matter.
—Our attention has been called
to a report current in the state
LOCAL NEWS.
that Judge Timberlake, instead
of having toothache, was drunk
—E.Spencer Blackburn, of
Jefferson, spent Monday v at Boone court. This report is
( false-and in j ustice to Judge Tiintown.
l^erlake we hope the matter will
—Don't forget theentertaiment be corrected by the capers that
at the court house tomorrow, have given currency to the re
port.
(Friday) night.
—Dr. Robinson, of Mar's
—Miss Laura Miller, of Zionville, is very low with con Hill, N. C., spent Monday
night a t the Coffey hotel. He
sumption.
is looking o u t a suitable, lo
—Mrs. Malinda Green, of Gap
Creek, has gone to Winston to cation for himself, and W3
have a cancer removed from her hope he may decide t o c a s t
his l o t a m o n g us. H e went
face.
from here t o Jefferson, where
—It is-rather out of season for
such news, but we coolly state they are a nx i o us for him t o
that we had plenty of frost on locate.
Monday morning, June 17th.
—John M. Houck, the hustling
hardware merchant of Lenoir,
brightened our office with his
presence last week.
--Prof. W. H. Jones has
moved his family t o Suther
land, and will open the Semi
n a r y Aug. 6 .
—An exchange reports a, man in
Orange county who rode horsehack, carried an umbrella, and
dropped corn all at once.
1
—Rev. J . fl. Yarboropreach
ed a n acceptable sermon 111
the Baptist church here on
l a s t Sunday.
•-The public is cordially invi
ted to be present at the closing
jj. exercises of Boone-High School
Friday night in the courthouse.
—The first edition, 12,000 cop
ies, of the History of the N. l\
Legislature was soon exhausted
and a second edition of 20,000
copies is out.
—Lost: A felt saddle blanket,
leather bound, between Bo^ne
and Howard's creek. The finder
will be suitably lewarded by leav
ing at this office.
—D. D. and B. B. Dougherty
were called to Jefferson last week
by the extreme illness of their
aunt Mrs. W. J. Hall, who died
011 Thursday.
—George Hayes after wander
ing several years in Tenn , lias re
turned to his native county ana
is now living on Capt. Lovili's
place.
—Hon. S. M. Dugger was in
our office a few days ago and
told as about his search for monozwe and his failure to find any
in the com nty of commercial value.
—E, G. Wilson, a rising younglawyer, of Mountain City, accompani ^d by a friend from Va. was
in town Tuesday. They were
seeking rest and pleasure.
—MarionjHubbs, of Bristol
Tenn., and D. H . Dougherty,
of Yerger, were in town Tues
d ay in the interest of the
Deering Harvester Co.
—One of the newly appointed
magistrates was before commis
sioner Bryan for violating the
Revenue law, one day recently,
and had to fill a bond for his ap
pearance.
- - W e were pleased t o g e t a
letter from our esteemed and
highly respected friend Copt.
E. F . Lovill, of Thief River
Falls, Minn, The Capt. is all
right, and is for silver and
plenty of it.
—Farmers who anticipate
buying mowers o r rakes,can
be supplied a t reasonable pri-
—Minister Ransom and fain
fly are now a t Blowing Rock
and will visit the Mineral
Springs in Ashe county, a s
his health is somewhat bro
ken down. Wehopeourmnuri
tain air and medicinal wa
ters, the finest oil earth, may
s o o n restore the Minister t o
his former health.
—James MacMichaelson,of
North Tonawanda, N. Y ,
came t o Boone last week and
accompanied by W. L. Bry
a n went t o inspect timber
lands in Caldwell, Watauga
and Wilkes counties, owned
by Mr. Bryan with a view of
buying the timber and loca
ting a n extensive machinery
plant-.
—The board of township
trustees for Boone township
met a t the court house on
Monday and organized the
Meeklenenburg Road Law by
dividing u p the different
roads into sections and elec
ting* a supervisor for each,di
vision. J . W. Holsclaw w a s
elected chairman and L. L.
Critcher clerk of board. The
roads were laid off into ten
sections.
tian she was brought down with
pneumonia succeeding La Grip
Terrible paroxysms of coughing
.vould last hours with little inter
ruption and it seemed as if she
could no1 survive them. A friend
recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery: it was quick in i t s
work and highly satisfactory in
results." Trial bottle free at W.
L. Bryan's.
They s a y now that gold
money is "sound money."
and t h a t silver money is " I n n
e s t money." This is a cor
rect statement. Let us have
plenty of both.
Electric Bitters.
Electric bitters is a medicine sui
ted for any season, but perhaps
more generally needed in t, h e
spring, when the languid, exhaus
ted feeling prevails, when the liv
er is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and alterative is
felt. A prompt use of this medi
cine has often averted long and
perhaps fatal billions fevers. No
medicine will act more surely in
counteracting and freeing thesys
tern from the malarial poison.
Headache, indigestion, constipa
tion, dizziness yield to Electric
Bitters. Gul.v fifty cents per bot
tle at W, L. Bryan's.
Ex-Gov. Campbell, of Ohio,
will n o t be a candiate for
Gov. a s he is opposed t o ei
ther a gold o r silver mono
metallism. He favors silver,
but n o t 1 0 t o 1 . H e wants
b o t h metals.
While in Topeka last March
E. T. Barber, a prominent
newspaper man of L a Cygne,
Kan., was taken with chol
era morbus very severely.
The night clerk a t the hotel
where he w a s stopping hap
pened t o h a v e a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic and Dia
rrhoea Remedy and g a v e him
threedoses which relieved and
he thinks saved his life. Ev
ery family should keep this
remedy in their home a t all
times. N o o n e can tell how
s o o n i t may be needed. I t
c o s t s but a trifle a u d may be
the means ofsavingmuch suf
fermgand perhaps the life of
s o m e of s o m e of the family.
2 5 and 50c. bottles a t W. L.
Bryan.
^ F o l . C. A. Cilley, of Hicko
ry, h a s been awarded a gold
medal by t h e War Depart
ment for bravery a t Chickatnauga. Col. Cilley had two
horses s h o t from undet him
while leading a charge by
the Federal troops a c Chieka
mauga.
A hennery h a s been estab
lished near Aslieville with a
capacity of 2 , 5 0 0 chicks e v
ery three weeks. Hens are 011
ly required t o lay the eggs;
the incubaters d o the rest.
Look Here Friends!
This Is No Humbug!
It Is An Iron-clad Fact.
The crop report taken from
The Weekly Bulletin for the
s t a t e is m o i e encouraging.
Crops for the l a s t week have
I have n o g o o d s t o offer
g a v e greatly improved thro'
you, hut 1 h a v e the C o l d ,
o u t the S t a t e . A g o o d aver
a g e crop will n o d o u b t be re Hard Cash t o offer y o u for
alized unless a drought or
BIRCH OIL,
GINSENG AND
s o m e other calamity befalls
BEESWAX
it.
At the highest maket pi ices.
The Sibley boom for Presi
dent failed t o materialize a t
tfeZT'lhose having an/ of
*
the Memphis Silver Conven
these articles to offer would
tion. Sibley and his follow
ers want, t o ignore p a r fry do well to see or wiite to me
lines and disrupt the Demo at Blowing Rock, A. 6. 7 his
cry tic party, but the move May 30, 1.895.
ment failed. Thesilveritesbad
J. B. JOHNSON.
a rousing time, however, and
much enthusiasm prevailed,
and moderation character
ized the convention through
out.
—The Jontahawk h a s this
s a y of people in whom we are
interested:
John L. Coun
cil-. a popular 3 o u n g gentle
man, of Vilas, N. C., was in
the city Wednesday a n d
spent a n hour with the edi
tor.—J. I L L a t h a m of Trade,
passed through t h e city Mon
d a y enroute t o Philadelphia,
Many of o u r readers remem
Pa., with a large droye of
ber t h a t the Southern Bap
she-p.
—Boone township h a s six tist convention a t Washing
ty-five miles of public road ton recently passed a resolut o keep in repair. Under the ti JII recommending the mem
new law there are ten super bers of the different churches
visors elected by the town t o contribute one tenth of
ship trustees, whose duty it their incomes t o the Lord's
is t o work every man four cause. We asked our friend
da3 7 s each year. If the super F. P . Moore, of Globe, N. C.,
visors d o their d u t y this town who is a very g o d l y man and
ship can keep the roads in a very s t r o n g believer in the
g o o d repair without much tithing system, and better
still, o n e who practices it, t«>
tax, if a n y .
give o u r readers his views on
the subject. T h e article lie
Puhlic Examination,
Kindly sent lis will be found
I will be ill Boone July 1st,
1 6 9 5 , t o examine applicants on the first page of t h i s issue
for teacher's certificates. The under the heading "Tithing
examination will be written, System."
and will begin a t 9 , a . in.
According* t o t h e amend
ment of the School Law of
1 8 9 3 , there will be only one
public examination for the
year 3 8 9 5 . T h e law requires
all teachers t o pay o n e dol-
I t i s rather late, y e t we feel
it our d u t y t o s a y a woid in
praise of the late 0 . T. Bail.v,
editor of the Biblical Recor
der, who died in Raleigh on
t he 5 t h . We never knew Mr.
Buffy, personally, but have
been a reader of his paper for
years and h a v e been made
t o believe t h a t he was a
sound theologeon, g n interes
ting writer and a piouschristian gentleman.
In
Poor
Health
Iron
Bitters
A s i x t y pound bar of gold
was taken t o the Charlotte
Assay office a few d a y s a g o ,
It represented o n e month's|
o u t p u t of the Haile mine and
was valued a t # 1 5 , 0 0 0 .
it's
pleasant to take. ,
It Cures
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
'Neuralgia,
Troubles.
'Constipation, Bad Blood
• Malaria,
Nervous aliments«
Women's complaints.
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red ,
1 lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- '
, stitutes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we
1 will send set of Ten Beautiful World's *
Fair Views and book—free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.
GENERAL .MERCHANDISE,
Consistingof Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, H a t s , Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
tions, etc.
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
our prices,'whether you buy or not.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoos!
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we c a n Sell
y o u t h e nicest and best shoe for less money t h a n a n y mer
c h a n t o r merchants in the count.}. We d o n o t q u o t e prices
in oil'* advertisement from the fact thereare s o m a n y differ
e n t grades of t h e s a m e line of g o o d s t h a t it is a l m o s t im
possible t o q u o t e prices and a t the s a m e time desciibe t h e
g o o d s s o y o u will know the quality without examining for
yourself. We will n o t try t o induce a n y o n e t o buy o u r
goods by selling on time, we sell to ah for the Pay When
7hey Receive The Goods consequently it enables u s t o sell
g o o d s for less money. All we ask is a fair trial a n d the buy
er will be convinced of the truth.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
BLACKBURN, CO 17 REEL & MILLER.
April 4 t h , 1 8 9 5
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
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Statesrille Marble Works,
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If y o n are in earnest a b o u t wanting the best Monument
o r i o n i b s t o n e , for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
a s I buy direct from t h e quarries in car load l o t s . I em
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I h a v e t h e largest
and m o s t complete s t o c k of Marble in North Carolina.
^ ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n guaranteed. Consult y o u r interest,
and g i v e me a call o r write for prices.
c . B- WEBB. Statesvil.'e, N. C.
January 2 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 .
.
"
HEW YEAE GREETINGSI
Yes, the old .year of 1 8 9 4 is g o n e with nil- i t s piensurOS
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in UDU,
noil
u s , a n d we ail should make the best use of i t possible. T h e
way t o d o t h a t is t o uegin right and keep right the year
through.
You can d o this by doing nil y o u r trading* (Hiring the
year a t m y store, where y o u will find a. c . cAete fine of g e a
eral merchandise, all a t the
VERY OWEST PRICES,
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1 8 9 5 b v
s o d o i n g 1 c a n sejl y o u much cheaper than o n credit, l o r
o o d coiiee
25c. Alaby t h e
t
, ,
-I — — ....nnels, cash
mers, shoes—yes the la rges lot of shoes ever seen in t h i s
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, y o u will
a l s o find a g o o d lot of hardware. 1 can g e t v o u o n s h o r t
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs Bissell and Chatacooga bull-tongue plows water pipin«* e t c
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBICES.
'
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices Please
g i v e me y o u r trade this year, a n d 1 will certainly 'sell y o u
g o o d s cheap. Wishing all my friends a n d customers a
prosperous a n d happy New Year. I a m
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
If you are feeling
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,,
have no appetite
and can't work,,
begin at once tak
ing the most relia- t
ble strengthening
medicine,which Is ,
Brown's Iron Bitters. A few bot
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
very first dose—it
•uwH't stain your .
teeth, a n d
• j.
The great secret t o success in nu
forts of life is in knowing ho. ami vPeVi
l o o k ! second, CAM mine the quality and price of the art»cic,
o r articles, y o u wish t o buy. T o those who are interesteu
in buying necessaries for their consumption for t h e least
money we m o s t respectfully invite them t o call o n u s a n d
examine our entire line of
Yours Anxious to ptease.
'means so much more than
'you imagine—serious and'
•fatal diseases result from'
'trifling ailments neglected.'
Don't play with Nature's
•greatest gift—health.
: Brown's
LOOK AP mmni
BALTIMORE, M0
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
•OF-
TORTHGAROUNA.
Es now engaged in the manufacture a n d s a l e of a v a i n able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN HEUIS MED t h e m i t u i u l kerbs of o u t mountain see
tion C o m p o
1 his wonderful medicine is aighiy recommended for < iseases of t h e Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
s i n g from a billions system. This i s n o patent medicine I t i s
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended bv
the physicians of t h e county, and i s o n e o f the best modicines o n the market.
• t w ' n ' n . p f , i ( *! n e i H l ) U t BP
pac'cages with full directions
with full directions on each, IViq< $ 1 . 0 0 per package s i t
post paid t o a n y address. If y o u have Livertrouble D y s
pepsin o r Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced t h a t
we are n o t trying t o humbug y o u .
RESP :CTFI T LLY,
7 HE MOUNTAIN MED It I VL COUP ' \ T
Zionvillo, N. C., Sept. 6 , 1 8 9 4 .
�m Watauga Democrat
FACTS FOR THE TIMES.
coinage
1873;
J a m e s W. Tufts, a wealthy • • I f M I M M t l t l t H i e i t H l l t l
J
Balk soda is inferior to package soda.
HAKf
1 bundaf June, JO, 1805
Mexico.
merely recognized the fact houses t o rei.t t o northern
Our silver views are some Editor Democrat:
t h a t for thirfvnineyearsgold people.
In his speech a t the Mem
w h a t 'muddled,' and the more
had been the sole and exclu
we read the more thoroughly phis Free Silver Convention sive money of redemption in
Buckleu's A nica Sa've.
BIZ WARJZ
is the whole story
ef imitation ir.adc
a r e we convinced t h a t we Mr. Turpie. of Indiana, w a s the U. 8 .
The best salve in the world for
marks end labels.
about
k n o w b u t l i t t l e a b o u t t h i s the o r a t o r of the d a y , and in
Bi metallism with freecoin- cuts, bruises, sores, salt rhepm,
fevtrsores, tetter, chapped hanas
g r e a t question t h a t is now e x p r e s s i n g t h e v h w s o f h i s a g e of.sil ver a t a ratio of 1 6 chilblains, corns and all skin
a g i t a t i n g the public mind. clique stated that the use of t o 1 , is a n Impossibility, be eruptions, and positively cures
When we read Secretary Car silver o r gold a s money h a s cause a t this ratio silver is piles, or no pay required. It is
Costs no more than other package soda—never spoils
lisle's speeches o n the silver- added very greatly t o their overvalued and gold is under guaranteed to give perfect satis
Hour—universally acknowledged purest in the world.
faction or money refunded.
question we are led t o be commercial value.
valued. Gold being under Price 25 cents per box. For sale • Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
T h i s is one of tho s e half
lieve t h a t free coinage would
valued in the U. 8 . will be ex by W. L. Bryan.
•
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE.
truths, statements, which a re
produce great disaster t o t h e
ported t o those countries
John U. E W, of Ashe won
American people; t h a t gold partly true and partly false where it brings its actual val
the debater's medal and also
would be driven o u t of t h e which are more dangerous ue, and thus the free coinage
the essayist's medal at the
c o u n t r y a n d s i l v e r w o u l d than o u t and o u t lies. It is of silver a t 1 6 t o 1 would a r
8tate University.
t a k e i t s place and we would true rhat the U. S. govern once deprive us of file use of
ROAD TAX.
h a v e a depreciated money o n ment by using silver a s mon six hundred and seventy-fiyv
AKSOUM EM EX T FOR 1895.
l y worth 5 0 cents in the dol e y a t the ratio of 1 6 t o 1 , millions of dollars in gold, The amount of taxes levied 1>\
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 and closes June 2 1 s #
lar. Mr. Carlisle is a n a c while i t s actual value is only which now forms s o impor the board of count v commission, 1 8 9 5 . The second session will open Aug. 6 t h 1 8 9 5 and
tlie
knowledged able man and i s 3 2 t o 1 , does enhance its val t a n t a part of our currency ers on as a first Monday in June. close Dec. 24th.
1895.
road tax under the
FACULTY.
a l s o at. the head of the finan ue within the limits of the and leave us n o t a bi-metali«* .Mecklenburg road law of 1895.
Rev. J. H Yaihoro. Principal. Miss J . May Yarboro
U. 8.—outside of the U. 8 . ,
ces of the nation, and what
[country hut a silver country which iaw apph'es to Watauga will be ia charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
eounty is seven cents on the
he s a y s h a s g r e a t weight however, itssilverdollars are like Mexico.
$100.00 valuation and twenty- ments, and she will also have charge of 1 fie music depart
with the people. Pres. Cleve worth their weight in bullion
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beem
In this connection it is im one cents on the pole,
W. C. COFFi.Y,
ployed a s the school inuv lequire.
land and the whole cabinet and n o more. Export o n e portant t o point o u t flint al
(dim. id. Co Coins.
Term 8.
*
are opposed t o the free coin hundred thousand U. 8 . dol though we are n o t a free coin
TUITION in the Primary Department $ 1 . 0 0 .
lars t o Europe or Asia a n d
a g e of silver. Unless it i s done
a g e country we are a hi me
HIGHER ENGL 18H
$2 00.
by international agreement, they become worth their hull talic one. Any one can g e t all
At'A DEM IP
$2.50 to $3.00.
U 4U
.0!
t h e United S t a t e s cannot n- ion value and no more. On the silver dollars he wants in
MU81C
$2.50.
the other hand, gold barsare
d o p t t h e free coinage of sil
exchange for gold o r green
8 ^ ° Board in g o o d families, ineludh g light, fuel a n d
ver and sustain i t s parity worth a little m o p for export backs o r silver certificates.
necessary conveniences, per month, $ 6 . 0 0 t o $ 7 . 5 0 .
with gold, solitary and a - than U. 8 . gold coin In this A n y o n e can contract for the
F o r a n y information n o t herein contained apply t o t h e
lone; t h a t free and unlimited case the government coinage sale of his g o o d s in silver o r Read t h e S t e t e m e n t of a
Piincipal, Boone, N. (J.
Popular Teacher
coinage of silver by the Uni actually decreases the value make contracts payable in
of the gold bullion.
ted S t a t e s would haye the ef
silver. The only reason why
I!,
Mr. Turpie g o e s o n t o state:
Children Cry for
fect t o invite the silver hullthis is n o t done is t h a t peo
Pitcher's Castoria.
ion of the world t o be dump " I t is said t h a t if we restore ple generally prefer gold t o
silver t o free coinage gold
ed i n t o our domains t o h a v e
silver.
NOTICE.
coined free, and this would will lea ve us. This is assert
.0.
Silver has decreased in val
H a v i n g qualified a s Admin
produce a silver standard a t ed a s a principle under what ue because of its greatly in
ist infix of G. \Y. Dagger (led.
t h e e x c l u s i o n o f g o l d ; t h a t is called the Gresham law o r creased supply 7 , and the de
lafe of Watauga county, N.
r u l e . W h e n t w o o r m o r e creased "ost of mining and
silver bullion being s o plenty
('..this is t o notify all persons
throughout the world i t s com kinds of money circulated to smelting it. It is a t present
h a v i n g claimsagainst the es
mercial value would be great gether the inferior will drive p r o f i t a b l y p r o d u c e d a t t h e
t a t e of said deceased t o ex
o....
hibit them t o the undersign
ly depreciated and in conse o u t t h e better currency. This price of 3 2 lbs of silver for 1
ed o n o r before the first day
quence our country would rule, s a v e in very rare instari of gold. Hence the general
Owing t o a recent change
of April 1 8 9 6 , or this notice
ces, h a s n o application t o nnWillingnt s s of people t o re
h a v e another money panic
will be placed in bar of their in o u r business, t h a t is, from
Mr. Geo, A. Zirkle
more serious than a n y o n e coin." Mr. Turpie is appa ceive it a t its old value of
recovery. All persons i n - t h e "Old Time" credit sys
Mt. Iloreb, Tenn.
h a s ever been. Cut we have rently una ware that SirThos. 1 6 t o o n e in gold. This fact Tho statements In the testimonial below are debted t o said estate will
tem t o a
a n o t h e r side t o this great Gresham, the enuneiator of is t h e root of the opposition familiar facts to the immediate friends of Mr. please make immediate pay
Geo. A. Zlrkie, school teacher, of Mt Horeb, ment.
This t h e 1 s t d a y of
question t h a t is strongly s e t t h e law which bears his n a m e t o free coinage. Why should Tenn., very well known throughout the county,
where he was born and has always lived. Read it April 1 8 9 5 .
w a s fiscal agent t o K i n g Hen
forth by many of our m o s t
the t a x payers of the United "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
E . C. DUGGER, Ad mi x .
We are able t o o f f e r y o u >
able statesmen. We mention rv "VIII, K i n g Edward VI, S t a t e s try a new and danger
"Dear Sirs:—I believe In Hood's SarsapariUa.
I will tell you why. I have suffered from in
A R BULK LE'8 (JOF F E E
Senators Voorhees, Harris, Queen Mary and Queen Eliza o u s experiment with our fi herited scrofula from child hood. When 37 years
beth, and t h a t there was n o t
of age, my eyes became strangely affected. I
Daniels, Jones, Stewart, Mor
a t 2 4 e t s per It).;
nances for the sole apparent could not read after sunset, and when I would
g a n , Vest, an 3 there are a a n y paper money in Europe benefit for silver mine own close my eyes, I could not open them; but on
Good green coffee a t 2 0 e t s .
whichever side lay, on
h o s t of other statesmen who a t t h a t time, and t h a t Gresh ers? They, t 5 , e silver mine my eye. This Icondition that side I could open
continued about two
per lb ;
solemnly declare t h a t in or a m ' s experience and teach owners, would manifestly ben years, and was succeeded by
—BUT—
An Intolerable Itching
Extra ' C" s i g a r a t 1 6 tbs.
der t o bring about, the resto ings were exclusively w i t b efit enormously by such a all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
CAN GIVE MILK.
t o t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y #
ration of business through coin—and with n o o t h e r law, and every 7 other person little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
domestic a t 7 e t s per yar d.
o u t our country we must re kind of money. A very slight in the c iniitry would be in followed immediately by a tumor in the right
6®""We have just received
sldo of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at I.CANT PLAY T H E FIDDLE
s t o r e the silver dollar back acquaintance with history i s jtired.
Yours truly,
once commenced taking physicians' prescrip
But I can show y o u 3 0 cases of gent's and la die's
tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
t o i t coinage a s it was before useful even t o a Congress
Civis.
tlmo the tumor changed its place to the Imme a nice assortment of Staple shoes, and will sell them a t
man. Although the honored
1 8 7 3 , when the republican
diate front of my neck, suppurated and Was fol
and Fancy Groceries, such us'prices ro suit the buyer."©ft
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
littltTof
Congress demonetized it. T h e gentleman knows
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu COFFEE,
T h e South and West are in
Call and see us and we n ill
mor seated itself on the point of my collar bono
silver a d v o c a t e s contend free history i t might be expected
SUGAR,
t o the silver move t o s t a y , and in six months another half way back 011 the
save vou money.
coinage of silver and gold o n t h a t he could remember the
CHEESE,
bone. Roth of
began to discharge
and all of us who want t o In- ar. l continued tothem soon about seven months
do so till
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO*
teachings of our Civil War.
CRACKERS,
a parity of 1 6 t o 1 would re
ago. I tried everything. Including prescriptions.
CAKES,
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
Both the U. 8 . and the Con in the procession had a s well I was often so weak that
s t o r e the finances of the coun
I Could Scarcely Walk
fall into line, for the country
CANNED- BEEF,
try and bring back prosper- federate governments issued
and my mind was so confused that I could
POTTED- 11 AM,
is g o i n g with a rush. Silv-n scarcely attend to my business (school teach
o n s t i m e s t o a l l the sections large a m o u n t s of pa per mon
SALMONS.
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my
is the slogan. No straddling story draws to a close. I began-the use ol
of t h e country. They a l s o e y dui ing this struggle, with
SARDINES,
this time Cleveland, (,'arlisl
-BYBUTTERNUTS,
maintain that the Uuited t h e result t h a t gold went t o
5
& Co. are not in it. The repub
English walnuts, soft shell
S t a t e s can g o i t alone and 2 5 0 per cent premium over
licans are trying t o straddle Hood's Sarsaparilla a little less th;in a year ago, ed almonds, peanuts.raisins,
and took five bottles. When I began I had no
n o t be injured by the refusal greenbacks in t h e North,
a s usual. No doubt but «• faith in it. In less than threo months both the tigs, canned liuits, shoe draw 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
sores on my shoulder were healed ; 1 was cured
of other nations t o a d o p t while in the 8outh the g o l d
habit
free coinage silverite will l> of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulousweigh ing, inks, plain and fancy can
has steadily grown less apparent. I
dollar was worth one hun
tree coinage. This is thequesdies, fancy and l a u n d r y
nominaied by the democrats nioro than 1 ever did In my lite, and am
tion for u s all t o consider, for dred dollars in confederate
For Consumption. Asthma. Bi on
In
Best of
for the coun considering tho constitution.Health, wonder SOAPS,
for President,
chitis, Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
my
Do you
TOBACCO,
o n this line h a n g s the success money. Here are t w o instan
try is g o i n g wild and it will that I believe in Hood's Sarsaparilla? I can do
Fever Headahhe, Debility Rheu
SNUFF,
no ess than recommend it everywhere and every
of the South and West, with ces in the memory of a 11 those
matiem, Neuralgia-,
be hard t o keep the republi way." Gfo. A. Zirki.k, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
CIGARS,
o u t regard t o political affilia of middle a g e which refute
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
Hood's PIII3 cure liver ills, constipation,
CIG ARETES,
c a n s in line in the South aim
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache. Indigestion.
t i o n s with other parties. N o completely Mr. Turpie's as
DISORDERS.
MATCHES,
West. There is n o chance t o
political lines will be drawn, sertion.
NOTICE.
Horse and Cattle Powders,
s l a y the silver boom. It will
We have, however,another
b u t free silver, 1 6 t o 1 will be
and many oiher articles t o o It has been in usefor niorethan^
By virtue of an ord< r obtained
ha ve il s d a y . . We are joining
twenty years; 'housands of pa-™
t h e test. I t n o w looks like another case from our own
tedious t o mention.
the procession, and will ris»- at tho spiing term ot the Superi
tients have been treated, and oor Court of Watauga county. I
t h i s free silver idea will car history which bears directly
©ST" Co me and see for your ver one thousand physicians have
or fall with the people of OIL will sell on the first (lay of July,
selves.
ry, oj\ more properly speak o n the s a m e point. In 1 8 3 4 ,
used it and recommend'it—a very
own kith and kind. But by 1895, (lie same being the fust
significant fact.
ing, bi-metallism will succeed under President Jackson's
8STT a l s o keep a g o o d line
all means let us lie sensible Monday in said month, on the
herein alter described premises, of Domestic Medicines
for there can be but little s e c o n d a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , t h e
It is agreeable. There is no nau
and n o t tire on everybody at public outcry the following de
doubt that a great majority r a t i o of silver t o gold w a s
fc^All of m y g o o d s \vi 1 1 be seous taste, nor sickening smell.
who will n o t come into our scribed real estate, viz: 1'28 acres
of the people of the country changed, and silver was un
ranks. Let lis all keep cool more or less lying and being on s c l d a t prices t o suit t h e "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
dervalued, the r a t i o of 1 6
will vote for bi-metallism.
the nine Ridge and waters of times, for PAY DOWN, but of Action and Results,'' is theti- A
Globe Spring Branch, in Blowing
W AWFUL HIGH ON A tie ot a book of 200 pages pub-^
According t o law the pub l b s of silver t o one of gold be
The Gazette h a s had a cen Rock township, Watauga county CREDIt.
fished by Drs. Starkey and L a leu
l i c p r i n t e r s m u s t h a v e t h e i n g less than its real value a s s u s of Gastonia taken. There N. C., adjoining the lands ot J.
which gives to all inquirers full
a c t s of the Legislature pub gold. Here Gresham's law a are two facts developed by B. Clarke, Anther ."arks and
When vou come t o t h e information as to this reniarkalished within thirty d a y s af g a i n showed its face. No sil the census, the one t o be others, the same having been con "Rock" come and see me, and I hie curative agent, ahd record ot
veyed to James Kudderth, dee'd..
ter the adjournment of t h e
it may be t o our mutual ben surpiismg cures in a wide range
of chronic cases—many of tbcin
ver w a s coined i n t o dollars, praised the other pitied. Out by W. W. Lenoir, a. record of efit.
which conveyance may be found
body. The present printers
after being abandoned to die br
of 2 , 3 1 3 inhabitants 1 . 0 7 9 in book TP of deeds, page 292 of
Thanking my fiiends for other physicians. Will be mailed
h a v e faild t o comply. T h e and n o U. S. dollars were t o are church members; o u t of
the public records of Watauga
time expiring the 1 1 t h , and be found in circulation. We 8 8 3 school population, 5 5 9 eountv. All of said tract will he past patronage, ami hoping on application.
sold, I representing four seven t o merit it in thefutore, l a m
t h e y will forfeit $ 5 6 . 0 0 per became a g o o d mono-metal- attend no school.
4
teenths as guardian, and terms
V ERV RESPECTFULLY,
day.
ic country and s o remained
be made know n on day of sale
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
J. B. CLARKE.
tfc&'One dollar pays for- the aud deed in fee simple made to
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
Children Cry for up t o the civil war and issu<
purchaser. This Mav 30. 1895. Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , '9.>.
Democrat one year.
of the greenbacks in 1 8 6 1 .
Please mention this i/tu'er.
Pitcher's Castoria.
1. X. C okPEKING, Com.
I m\ A
i in packages.
BOOHE HIGH SCHOOL.
I Bell
m
Inherited Scrofula Cured
Do You Went fay?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made.%
CASH BASIS
cow can't pick the banjo.
Hood's *^Cures
TREATMENT
INHALATION !
Drs. Starkey & Palen,
&
»
�The Wataaga Democrat
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.
George VanderbiIt's Neighbor,
K a n s a s City Times: Six
months after t h e repeal of
the MeKinley law, and the re
ductron of the tariff t a x on
tin plate t o half the amount
fixed in t h a t measure, Mr.
John Garret, secretary of the
Tin P l a t e association, makes
a report which exultantly de
clares rhat the industry is in
more prosperous condition
now than ever before. Tho.
Mr. Garret resisted t h e re
peal of the MeKinley law,
and would probably now fa
vor i t s re-enactment, he is
obliged t o confess that the
new tariff law which reduces
the rate o n the plate, but re
moves it altogether from the
raw material used in produc
ing it, is more favorable t o
the manufacturer than the
MeKinley law.
>c co oo oc oc oc :
K a n s a s City Times: Thej
Boston Herald s a y s "the pres
ent advance in wages in the
manufacturing
establish
ments of the country is gen
eral " T h a t is happily true, j
and it is equally certain th t
t h e cause of the advance is
the repeal of the odious Me
Kinley law and the substitu
tion of a tariff system t h a t !
t o a n extent a t least releases;
the industries of the country ;
from slaverv t o the trusts
and monopolies.
MI AN'S
What is
COUTi
— ( ) -
An Asheville, N. C. Corres
pondent writes: A little old
house t h a t i s of a l m o s t a s
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Fitcter's prescription for Infants
much interest t o visitors a s
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
t h e b i g mansion itself, "the
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
house t h a t Vanderbilt can't
While a t I'ee ksiii, X Y ,
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
b u y . " Yes, that's a f a e t.
J. A. Serivin, a prominent i
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Right in the midst of the 30.manufacturer of Now York!
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
City, purchased a bottle ol
0 0 0 acre e s t a t e there is a rude
feverislmess. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
SAY!
Chamberlain's Cough Reme
cabin and nine acres of land.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
dy. Sm-Kgood results were
I t is. perhaps, less than one
teething troubles, cures cc astipation and flatulency.
obtained fro:a its use that fie
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach
mile from the mansion and
sent back t o the druggist
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
o n o n e of the main roads.
from whom he had obtained
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
T h e owner of this proper
i t for t wo more hot I La of t he
s a m e remedy. When y o u haye
t y h a s obstinately refused t o
Castoria.
Castoria.
a cough or cold give this pre
sell t o Vanderbilt. W h a t
"Castoria is ca excellent medicine fcrcVl" Castoria is sowell adapted to children that
paration a trial and like Mr.
THE
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of :.s I recommend it as superior to any prescription
mokes the matter worse, he HISTORY OF TURE. LAST LEGISLA Serivin vol) will waist it when
good eHeet upon their children."
known to me."
is colored. It issaid t h a t
H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
DR. G. C. OSGOOD,
again vou need such a medi
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lowell, Mass.
« Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
t h e old darkey h a s been offer
cine, i! is a reined v of great
" Castoria is the best remedy for children of
A neat, attractive pamph worth and merit. 2 5 and 5 0
" Our physicians in the children's depart
e d a s high a s $ 1 , 0 0 0 per a•which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not ment have spoken highly of their experi
let, 1 6 0 pages, with ornamen cent bolt les for sale by W. L.
far distant when mothers will consider the ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
cre for the nine acres. There
real interest of their children, and use Castoria and although we only have among our
tal cover, devoted t o the rec
is n o way of shutting him in, ord of the last Legislature, Bryan.
instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what is known as regular
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing products, yet we are free to confess that the
a s he h a s the right of w a y rhe worst Legislature, s a v e There is in every true woman's
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and ether merits of Castoria has won us to look with
hurtful agents dov.-.t their throats, thereby favor upon it."
over the road.
t h a t of 1868, ever assembled heart a spark ol heavenly lire,
Geuuinj
w>j»
graven."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
which beams and blazes in t h e
Dr.. J. F. KIN: IELOE,
On m y way back I stopped in the S t a t e . T hi s hook givesBoston, Mass.
Conway, Ark.
its record plainly and truth dark hours ol adversity.—Wash
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
-nis IS NO RUM
t o see this independent color fully. I t gives facts and names
ington living.
Tits Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York CMy.
ed man. AsT drew up t o the and is thoroughly reliable. I t
BUG TO Dl'AlV
small white house ut the end has been prepaied by soinej
TRADE!
of the road and called out, a of the best Democratic writ
as
black woman appeared in the ers in the S t a l e .
N j w York W o r d : -The in
Every patriot, every citi
d oorw ay while two active
crease i;i wug< j s in nil I he cm
I IKEA busumESS.
pickaninnies bobbed tip from zen a n d every Democrat j
t»-i mills nt Full River is m.
.Botanic Blood Balm
should have a copy.
behind. "Does 'Josh' Moo re
o i l cr st-vere blow l o the en
The
y
Price 1 0 cts. per copy post cure ofGreat Rem edy for the speedy and perm anent o
7»,o u n i U ' f
-oScrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
J'S.
i(ei
live here?" I enquiied.
paid. Lower prices by the Eczema, Eating and Spreading Sores, Eruptions, V liiniit v
(Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Patand all SKIN ANO [5L,OCD DISEASES. Made J pit
v has p.o regard foi ?cnt business conducted for MODERATE FEE3.
"Yes, sah," she replied, and hundred. If n o t o n s a l s a t from the prescription of an eminent phycician *
I r o m n o w until the first d a y
J Don O
U.S.
used it with
40
bookstore o r drugstore a d whoits continued marvelous success for by years, &1 i he feelings ol' false pi ophets (and weFFICE IS OPPOSITEin less PATENT OFFICE <
can secure patent
time tliaa those}
and
use for fifteen years
thouin reponse t o another ques
|
remote from Washington.
sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
> Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-J of Api il I will sell my stock of
up
and Blood
tion she went t o the rear of dress E. M. Uzzell. Printer it is by far the best buildingworld.Tonicmakes new
>tion. We ad
.if patentable or not, free of}
Purifier ever offered to the
It
and Binder. Raleigh, N. t .
icharge. Our foe not due till patent is secured.
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous 1
t h e house, and in a short" May 3 0 , t f
A PAMPHLET, " llow to Obtain Patents," with)
healing properties.
1
(cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries}
Ik
CLOTHING •
t i me Josh a ppen red. We soon
t sent free. Address,
53T* WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL <
TO
CURE5, sent free on application.
sic
News and Observer: The rich
fell i n t o conversation and I
•C.A.SNOW&CO.
—AND
If not kept by your local druggist, send $1.00 |
jg<0 i-'l y pV'T> " t >> PL ' 1 rfi
found him friendly and ready pay no taxes, if George Gould
V# iA i. At! y It's£SUt'l OPF. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON. D. C.
for a large bottle, or S5.00 for six bottles, and 1
tells the truth about them. In a medicine will be sent freight paid by
t o talk.
We.wapt many men, v. o.nvn. Lot ? nr.d girl3 t r
NEWS A C- OVERCOATS
hearing- about his own tax. he
work for us a few hour duiiy, r:gi: 11 ni d fuount
Wheu I said t o him: "Of
BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
tlifipown iiosnes
I'ne business is < rsy, piensrnt PER
stated that in 1893, Win. H. Van'
strictly honorable, and pars better ibi ti t.iivotiie;
course Mr. Vanderbilt o b
The Pi-'de of the North Carloiderbilt's estate was ra'.ed on an C
olFereU agents. Yon brv? a clear fcld and r<
v V '-V* <i v ? V . -V
i\t 9 pci* cent a b o v e
11 a Press. '
jeets t o y o u a s a. neighbor,"
co.npetiti i ;. Bxpericnce finlt-pf t ial : 1 ilitv un
n
eight million dollar valuation, al < £ • F - < 5 ? " 'JF/E• - I. B
a ...
•- '
necessary, so'caytft .1 rytirui. V.'c < quip yoi
he replied with a broad grin: though it was supposed to he
\vi U everyt'ii:i^tl»at you need, treat you well J 0o VOU WUIlt to aid ill fltlildillj;
and help von rij
yot.t
"Well, I donnt. 'ject t o Mis- worth one hundred mi l'on. Cor
VT- A A 7 r n ''O
X
wl ''-lp,
T"' '' ;
T",,firv Vf!frc- i :JP a paper that shall reflect the
i 1 K A l e O 1 Wont e n d o n s w e l l u s m e n , n u . t b e . - a n d c i r .
W o m
..
,
, •,
.,
,,
CGSX!
*
U iUki 1 U kJ
V ! make good |
make _
pay. A.
M.vwbn-e cru do Use g^atest Credit Oil Xortll ( ai'ollt a b Vanderbilt a s a neigh nelious and Wm, K. Vanderbilt
m
vro.k. All succeed
.0 fe'itrw tut pinit cud sun ; lift, IIO niftttsr where it
ilRlV
b(
bor.,'
were a eh taxed on a variation
pie
e-ion :,
envt ; you di great de.-.livtmest -kF-win f'Ftiieivi«bring |seen i Tiien patronize
a
of monc
er
thjnew
" W h y don't y o u sell?' I in of twi, mindred tl o isand of pe CIVIL 0 1 1 ana . 1 gr -»t dfinm 1. W'-i'c for ot 1 t iinq.ldet I ho Wilmington Messengei
circa! i", and r* c ive f• !? i 'err.mi- ••. Ko i.ai-si
quired.
sonal p perty, while they were
A LARGE EIGHT-l'AGE
I'APEH
Has sustained, its reputation for 13 years A
as being trie standard remedy for the <;• j flona if vou cot.tlud not to co ca with the
Do you want a reliable papei
" I reckon I will, s a h j when said to lie worth one million. O quick an 1 jie'rinanent cure of Rheumab
tistn. Gout. Sciatica, etc.. in till its forms. •'
giving you all the nev.s of th«
It is endorsed by thousands of I'hysi1 get. my price, sah." At just Russell Sage was assessed on a
eiaus, Publisi
lis.lier.s and Patients. It is-•
world—a Democratic newspapei
purely vegetable and i uilds up from the
what price he would sell Josh valuation of five hundred thou
that equals the best— has tin
first dose. It never fails to euro.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six O
sand, the Tilden estate on five
largest, circulation, and has foi
shrewdly refused t o tell.
bottles for five dollars. Our tl ; .go Taia- A
-
D
t
hundred thousand, Andrew Carnegia on one hundred and fifty
An Aluminum Ear.
thousand and C. P. Huntingon
Aluminium World.
We h a v e had people with one hundred and fifty thorn and.
g l a s s eyes, porcelain teeth
S o m e time a g o I was trou
and artificial whiskers, and
bled with a n attack of rheu
now a l o n g comes a man with matism. I used a bottle of
an alluminium ear. H e is 6 3 Chamberlain:? Pain Balm and
years of a g e and was admit was completely cured. I ha ye
ted i n i o the Queen's hospi since advised many of my
tal a t Birmingham, England friends and Customers t o try
the remedy and all speak
in April, 1 8 9 3 , with a n epi- highly of it. 81111011 Gold ha 11m
thelomy of the left auricle.
San Francisco, Oal. For Sale
The greater part of the dis by \Y. L. Bryan.
eased ear was cut off by the
New York World: The tar
attending surgeon, and a
iff question is settled for two
plaster of paris cast was ta
years a t least. Why not let
ken of t h e left side of t. h e
it alone? Surety with an av
head. Then an artificial ear
erage d u t y oj 5U.06 pel- cent,
was built up in wax t o match
the liighest in the history of
t h e healthy one o n the oppo
this o r any other country,
site side. This bogus e a r was
there is n o call for again revi
then made in vulcanite and
sing the tariff upward. And
aluminium, tinted and enam
with trade inc. easing, indus
eled t o harmonize with the
try reviving and wages ad
complexion. No artificial con
vancing there i s no use in tar
triyance. such a s a spectacli
iff tinkering.
frame was made use of l o s u p
Buck leu'8 Avilt sa'vc.
port the aluminium ear, and
The best salve in tl. -i world for
adhesion t o the head was af
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fected by means of a sal m a few rsores, tetter, chapped han'us i
ted solution of mastic in ab chilblains, corns, and all skim
eruptions, and positively cures
solute alcohol.
The man can now hear a s piles, or no ]>ay required. It i
guaranteed to give perfect satis
well a s ever, but lie takes faction or money refunded.
care t o sleep o n bis right side Price 25 cents per box. For sale
a t night, s o a s not. t o re, k by W. L. Bryan.Notice of jDcsolutior,
off his new ear. At lhe same
time he h a s n o fears of having
The firm of Johnson, EdIt f i o s t bitten, and he is pro misten & Go., of Burning
bably the only man alive who Rock, h a s this da y by mufti
could even partly comply al consent dcsolved, Ed mis
with the request of Mar? An ten & Co. t o pay till claims
t o n y , "Len 1 me Your ears." against the firm of Johnson,
^ , |Edmisten<fc Co. This April
Children Cry for 20i h. 1905.
Pitcher's Castoria.
JOHNSON, MDMISTK.N & Co.
<?
phlet sent Free by Mail.
Address,
twenty-one years been i pari
and faetorin ffiegrowth .tnd(f#vvelopment of the Old
NcrD
State? Then subset be t< i
Tiifi
WILHIwirfOS IIESSEXUEl
O
Ourang's RteYj R«dv Oo. t
1316 L Street,Wasbinutoii, D. C.
Durcuifj's Liver PiUsiiro
the best on
earth. They act with an ease that makes
them a household bl'ssing.
Campaign Rates:
The "Daily Messenger." b^
in iii, 4 months on trial, for
PSXCE 25 CTS. PH.1. A0X, . - 5 BOXES T02 $1. Y
FOR SALE F? DSoOGISTS.
X
.^2,00
NO KOBE EYE-GliSSES
tRO "
MORE
rif
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SAUV
POWDER
si
~-OF;SED DY
1
A Certain,Safa, and Effectlvo Rcmed--
SORE, WEAK, a INFLAMED F.V
Producing Long-Sightea'ness, &
* C
i p 9 V }Q Sight of the Old.
CuresTearDrop3, Granulationp Si,"?
Tumors, Red Eyes, fttattesi Eye G*-Ste
:TZ3 P. \l G,
- -t Tu'anc University
i i .T a rtrful nnaiysis,
i < -- '. r . T;i -Lfir I'oaviler,
ly ?<. .oEiiuends to the
B
Tim weekly "Transcript Mrs
-o
senger," (the largest and
best paper in the State) i If y o u don't think I mean i1
come and look through m \
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Ihigi
sheets. Send Postal (biro
with t h e address of five pei*
s o n s and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . tf.
TAKE THE
I4i
OWERFUL.
P
A5D rEOlUfCD'S (JITICK REliLF AfO PE:C'AK
Also, equally effic&tious when usrd i. '
maladies, ouch as Ulcer?. Fever
Salt Rheiatn, Bsritc, PI
Wherever Inflammation exists,
JVAJUmay bo n-»l toadvantaxt.
. Sold bv all
;iats at 23 Ceista.
itr Far It.
... .A
fFnmora.
n
.
I-
5
:
RLEANS,
O
i ^ "9L
.
Sheeting,
Rocfing Paints^
m
of Shoot Rtetat for Baliifl-. •%
•Cf- P B E T E A N D R E A D Y \
A y RUY WHEN SHIPPTO./
SHIPPED.
>
»
WE WANT
tp
:v:
E N T.
o.vn un enerjfof io workman to
AI'fLY our uiiiteriala 1
niiilfy.
ip-ca Goiicited- writ® for1
•I Le« is.
'B CO,, Cincinnati;,
"'•TADLISHED 10 »S,
I
•»
CALL AND LOOK!
f world call your attention
to the big cut in prices in m.)
other lires
o
Pi nest mifl I'est Equipped
It on d in the West.
Iron Roofir!(i
igh?. (fuitcrs cud Spouting
West and Northwest,
Emigrants going to any of tin
W'. ster/i States or Territoriee
>i ni sa ve fcim^ and money going
' I v'.a- I hicago and Alton route.
11 is the quickest route to
' | KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
P UEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
iagtou, Oregon, Utah
and California.
-
p
.if ?. L
•:T»g&fed
t wont "cost you one cent if
you dont purchase.
I have a large sM>rk an#
want to get l id of it before
spring.
-GOING-
LA.
I HI...
STOCK
S
Only line running Solid Vesti
>u i trains etween St. Eouis
ind Kansas ity.
K '••lining mir < u-s arid Tour
istepers ce of extra charge.
I will nice parties at an y rail
road station with tlire ugh tickets
and baggagecl ecks.
For ihll infoi-matioi.,maps arm
le,scrip ive pamphlets of tht
West write to or call on
B. A. NFAVLAXO,
I ra ve dig Passenger A(rt..
19 Pai ton Ave., Asheville, N. C
J. C ARLTON. G. P. A
Chicago, III.
RE I ECTITLLY
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THURSDAY
WASHINGTON
LETTER
JUNE, 27 3 895
Unnecessary Defiance.
another for the debtor, and
there can be no more dishon Statesville Landmark.
e s t m o n e t a r y s y s t e m t h a n Some of the Democratic po!
S3
that whi-h gives short meas iticians of North Carolina ap
& ENAMELLED CALF.
CORDOVAN,
, S 3~ J FlrJt CAU&KANGARQI
ure to the borrower and long- pear to have gone clean cra
$3.6/ POLICE,350LES.
measure to the lender.
zy. We have it now t h a t
"Under the policy prevail "heavy pressure" is being
!.$!.7-5B0YS'SCH00LSHQ£4
ing'prior to 3873 there can brought to bear on Chair
• LADIES *
b e n o v i o l e n t c h a n g e i n t h e man Pon, of the State execu
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
relative value of the two met tive committee, to call the
iV-L-DOUGLA3'
B R O C K T O N , AIA3S
a is, for a rise in value of one committee together that it
Over One Million People wear the
metal is counteracted by a may call a State silver con W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
decreased demand and a fall vention. Any fool can see They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
in value by an increased de that the State committee has Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
uniform,—stamped on sole.
mand.
already met once too often. The prices are saved over other makes.
From $i to $3
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
"Under the operation of At a time of profound p^ace Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent to
this benfficmt law a stable it has thrown an apple of dis take exclusive sale for this vicinity*
relation was maintained be cord into the camp, and now Write at once.
t w e e n t h e m i n s p i t e o f t h e it is proposed that it re-as
most extreme changes in rel semble and throw a dozen.
ative productions.
There is no demand from the
"From the first period of rank and file of the party for
our history up to 1873 the any such convention as that
right of the debtor to choose proposed; the suggestion is
whether he should pay h i s from the fertile brains of
debts in silver or gold coin statesmen out of'jobs. They
was always recognized. The ha ye been lost in the wilder $ The management of the P
Sv Equitable Life Assurance if
•
g
subsequent policy has been ness and a star of hope has ^ Society in the Department of
to transfer this right to the arisen. It bears the form and ^ the Cafolinas, wishes to Se- ^
creditor, thus ending the con color of a sdver dollar and ^ cure a few Special Resident g
stunt increase in the value of they are falling down a n d Jj Agents. Those who are fitted §
the dealer metal,and destroy worshiping it. Seeing an o- 2 for this work will find this 2
verwhelming disposition on
the parity between them."
the part of the people in fa
It is work, however, and those
vor of free silver, they corReasons fcr Divorce in Italy.
who succeed best in it possess
The following ^re grounds eeive that they can safely af
character, mature judgment,
for which divorces have been ford to ignore the minority
tact, perseverance, and the
grunted by the Italian courts: sentiment in the party, slap
respect of their community. |
For calling his wife's sister it over and go on. We are
Think this matter over care- |
here to say to them t h a t
a thief.
fully. There's an unusual J
For beating his wife's pet- they can't afford to do any
opening for somebody. If it ]
thing af I he kind. When they
dog.
fits you, it will pay you. Fur- \
come to the polls next year
ther information oil request. |
For constantly chewing to
they cannot rely upon Popu
bacco.
W.J. Roddey, Manager, \
Rock Hill, S. C.
\
For cutting his wife's curls list votes but must depend
upon the votes of Democrats
without her consent.
For refusing to take his and there are notenuugh free
PROFESSIONAL
silver Demacrats in North
wife out for a walk.
For refusing to sew on her Carolina to carry an election.
W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
It is well enough for them to
husband's trouser buttons.
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
For forcing his wife to sit Imar this fact in mind and
not goad the sound money
up until after midnight.
Boone, N. C
For the wife's staying in men beyond the point of en
durance, A proposition to
bed until noon.
W. B. COUNCTLL, M. D.
For infusing to let her hus call a free silver convention
Boone, N. C.
now, sixteen months in ad Resident Physician. Office
band go too near the kitchen
vance ot the election, when on King Street north of Post
fire on a coal day.
there is no sort of occa Office.
For dragging her husband
sion for it, is an unnecessary
out of bed by the beard.
Ft>r the wife strolIi ng round defiance of a respectable mi
town and shopping instead nority, and the consequen
A l lORNEY A1 LAW,
of attending to her domestic ces would he disastrous.
MARION,
>
duties.--Italian Paper.
W. L. DOUGLAS
f
BENCH
Silver Men Defeated.
While in Topeka last March
E. T. Barber, a prominent
newspaper man of La O.ygne,
Kan., was taken with chol
era morbus very severely.
The night clerk at the hotel
where he was stopping hap
pened to have a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic and Dia
rrhoea Remedy and gave him
three doses which relieved and
he thinks saved his life. Ev
ery family should keep this
remedy in their home at all
finms. No one can tell how
soon it may he needed, it
costs but a trifle and may be
the means ofsavingmuch suf
faring and perhaps the life of
some of some of the family.
25 and 50c. bottles nt W. L.
Bryan.
Press and Carolinian: Sena
tor Harris, of Tennessee, who
has been 111 Washington for
a week or two on publh* busi
ness. has gone to Memphis to
take part in part in the sil
ver convention t o lie h e l d
there this week. It is expect
ed that he will be one of the
principal speakers at the cori
yen tion. He says he believes
that the democratic party
either declare for siiver or almndon the hope of carrying
1 he Presidential election.
CANTON, 0,. June 14.—'The ad
ministration forces the country
Democracy to-lay defeated the
silver men by packing theconven
tion and refusing to adopt reso
lutions of any sort. They did so
by refusing the harmony promo
ters of the paiqy, but n°t until
a big row was had between t h e
two factions.
It was appreciated by Antho
ny Howells, consul to Wales, who
tried to endorse the Cleveland
policy after the convention had
decided to let resolutions go by
default.
The silver men tacked 011 the
endorsement every declaration of
the party since 187G. and the del
egates, rather than repudiate all
these doctrines were ready to
vote with silver men, when How
ells took the matter out of their
hands by withdrawing thei. mo
tions.
Will practice 111 the courts oVatauga, Ashe, Mi tela U,McI)owl
and all ither counti is in the
western district B®~Special atten
tion given to the collection O
laime.°^8
W. B. Cotmclll 51.1*. T. C. Blackburn*
liooue, N. C.
Zioitville, N. C.
Co u nil! & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
Culls attended at all
hours
June 1, '93.
LOVILL.
J.
C.
J
LETCHER
ATIORNLYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. C.
JfriTSpecia J attention given
to the fioRetion ofclaimsN^aSk
Bnckleii's Arnica Sa'vet
The best- salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands
chilblains, corns, and nil skin
eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by W. L. Bryan.
FOR OVSPET - TA,
ffcHTOne dollar pays for tin
Democrat, one year.
Tndl?<Mion, nnd Rtomneh .-.orders, take
mtOVWS IRON li'TTEHS.
Ail dealers! keep it, SI per IHV >'e. Genuine lias
'-rade mark e'd crossed rec, ines on wrapper*
�SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
moved to Jefferson and will
—A Sunday School was or
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. make their home with Mrs. ganized in the Baptist church
Greene's grand-father, E. C. Sunday evening. Tile pur
I eopyl year
#1.00
4
Comprises the University. <he
pose now is to meet at the College, the Law and Medical
" 0 months
50 Bartlett.
1 he great secret to success in having plenty of the eom*
" 3 months
35 —John M. Houck, the hard Methodist "hurch on Sunday school, and the Summer School
for Teachers. Tuition $60.00: 35 forts of life is in knowing how and when to buv. First,
ADVERTISING RATES.
ware man of Lenoir, desires mornings and at the Bap teachers, 471 Students. Address look! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
1 inch 1 week....„..
,$ . 7 5 to get betteracquainted with tist churrii in the evenings. President Winston. Chapel Hill, or articles, you wish to buy. To those who are interested
1 " 1 month
1 7 5 you, and places in our col This is a move in th» right N. C., for catalogugue and hand in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
X " 3 "
3.00
diiection, and if all will at book on '-University Education." money we most rest>ectfally invite them to call on us and
1 " 6 "
5.00 umns a message for your pe
June 27th.
examine our entire line of
1 " 1 year
7.00 rusal. It reads like a romance. tend, the schools will not on
ly be interesting, but much
1 column 1 week
9.00
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
—The University of North
I month
13.50
good will be done by them.
Lonsistingot Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
1 - "
3 "
25.00 Carolina now ranks among
—On last Saturday night To the dwellers in. the grass- 1 laids, Prints, Oashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No1
6 "
37.50 the foremost Colleges in A1 "
1 year
50 00 merica in scholarship, equip some parties passing t h *- clad hills and low green vales of tions, etc.
Watauga; to the people who own
It Will not cost you anything to examine our goods
ment and general efficiency. Howard's Creek church saw- the flocks and herds that - Lie
but we will be phased to show them to you and give you
Entered at the Postofficeat See ad,
fit to try their marksman down in green pastures and feed our prices, whether you buy or not.
Boone, N. C., as second-class
ship at the winaows of the by the still .vaters," in the Land
mail matter.
—Alexander Mac Ray, ot
building, and succeeded in of the Sky that I desire their bet
Lin ville, came over and took
breaking two lights. Who the ter acquaintance. I am selling
specialty of
can Sell
LOCAL NEWS.
charge of a sqnad of hands
H A R D W A R E you M e make aand best shoe shoes. We think weany mer
guilty parties are, we are un
the nicest
for less money than
in the town ol Lenoir, and your
on Monday ana will put the
informed, but such conduct valued latronage is earnestly so chant or merchants in the count,}. We do not Quote prices
—W. L. Bryan is on a busi Boone and Blowing Rock
should not be tolerated i»y a licited. You cannot do better else in ou»- advertisement from the fact, thereare so many differ
ness trip to Caldwell.
turnpike in fine condition for
it is almost
civilized people, and, if appre where. If you want a machine of ent grades ol the same line of goods that time describe im
possible to quote prices and at the same
the
the summer travel.
—The county commission
A N Y K I M D,
bended, the offenders should
goods so you will know the quality without examining for
ers will be in session Monday.
—The Topic says: Mr. and be given a lesson that they I will order it for you at the bot yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy our
tom of the market.
—Col. G. N. Folk has mov Mrs. G. H. Harstin have mov would long remember.
If you want piping, belting, hose goods by selling on time, we sell to ah lor the Pay'When
ed to Lenoir from Watauga.
saws, valves, steam gauges, lu J hey Receive The Goods consequently it enables us to sell
ed his Law school to Blow
- - We recently had the plea bricators, cant hooks, spindle goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buv*
Mr. Harstin has a position in
ing Rock.
sure of stroking the fur of one oil. red engine oil, journal castor er will be convinced of the truth.
the store of Mr. S. W. Hamil of the best cats in the county.
oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
—Bishop Cheshire preach ton.
Rev. David Green isrhefond ing machine oil, journal grease
BLACKBURN, COl r lHELL & MILLER.
ed in the Episcopal church on
—The Gastonia Gazette says: owner of this ten-and-a-half or any kind of grease come and April 4th, 1895
last Thursday night.
pound feline which recently see me. If you want a first-class
Miss Emma Jones and Mas celebrated its thirteenth birth S E W I N G M A C H I N E
—Mrs. Bettie Stafford, of ter Hunter left .yesterday tnor
day, and is, to all appendic with all attachments for #22.00
Bakersville, is visiting her ning on the Narrow Gauge es, good for as many more or a good New Home sewing ma
brother, Judge Greene.
for their old Watauga home, useful years. Here is only a chine. the best in the world, come
and see me. Why pay an ngeiit
—Cling Horton, (col.), is where they will spend a por partial record of a summer's for riding around and feeding a
-0work of this industrious cat:
preparing to erect a neat cot tion of the summer.
Fifty-six rabbits, thirty-six team? Needles for any sewing
tage near the Masonic hall.
—Dr. J. C. Parliei, of Mora ground squirrels, and rats, m a c h i n e i n t h e k n o w n w o r l d
an bo Sent By Mail."©8
, ? — It. L. Councill. who has vian Falls, has located in mice and gray squirrels in *®~Il you want bar iron, bar
proportion. Bro. Green also
" been in yeVy poor health for Boone, and offers his profes has a lien that lays two eggs steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod
some time is thought to be sional services to the people. per day, but lie doesn't want iron, of every size known to civi
-0~lized man, come and see me. Life
He is a physician with con that in the paper.
improving.
is too short to enumerate every
siderable experience and we
If you ore in earnestabout wantingthe beat Monument
thing—come and see.
, —Miss Laura Miller, of Zi
An Enjoyable Oecasion.
wish him success. His office
CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to ine,
onville, died at her home on
Last Fiiday night marked
is at Coffey's hotel.
JOHN VI. IlOUCK, Manager. as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
\the 20th inst. of consump
the closing exercises of Prof. Lenor, N. C. June 26.
ploy the very b?st workmen, and to-day I have the largest
tion.
—Mr. Scruggs, of Rock Hill Y'arhoro's first term of school
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
—It D. Horton, of Black- S. C., spent a few days in our at this place.
BST'Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
Notwithstanding the hea
stone, was in town last week town last week, leaving for
and give me a coll or write for prices.
home Tuesday. Mr. Scruggs vy rain that fell in the after
and gave our office- a pleas
married a daughter of Prof. noon, the court house was al
C- R- WEBB StatesviTe N. C.
ant call.
January 24th, 1895.
Yarboro an 1 he brought his most full of anxious specta
—If you come to town next
two little children to spend tors. Prof. Yarboro came
Monda y, try and settle what
1 he summer with their grand orward, and, after a fewyou are due us, as we need it
parents as their mother is timely remarks, he gave the It Is An Iron-clad Fact
, !»•<%.„
dead.
program over to his daugh
—Prof. Nicholson, of WilKes
ter, Miss May, who executed
—Dr. Hogshead, of Banner
boro, is stopping at Mr. G.
I have no goods to offer
Elk, was in town Wedn£«day it in a very acceptable man
H. Blair's resting and recuper
Yes, the old .year of 1894 is gone with all' its nleastirps
and ga ve us a call. He had ner. The program from be you, but I have the Cold, and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in 'upon
a ti ng.
been out and relieved Mrs ginning to end wasgood and Hard Cash to offer you for us,and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
—A. C. Farthing, of Folk's Farthing Edmisten of cancer not a single failure was made,
BIRCH OIL,
through 10
* ^ t 0 " egin r i g h t Qnd kt>Pp l iKht ch * y e a r
Law school, accompanied by of the ear. Upon being ask but the recitations from the
GINSENG AND
David Clarke, of Lenoir, was ed his opinion of the finan young ladies deserve special
You can do this by doing all your trading during the
BEES W A X
year at m3 r store, where you will find a complete line of gen
r
in town Monday.
cial situation, he replied that mention.
The little people could nev At the highest maket pi ices. era I merchandise, all at the
—The firm of Blackburn, "What the people want is
Cortrell & Miller is now re plenty of American money to er have recited so well had it
ceiving a nice lot of lemons, transact their business, es not been for their excellent
Those having any of
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1895 bv
pecially one, and particularly training. The umbrella drill these articles to offer would so doing I can sell you much cheaper than on credit Lor
oranges, nuts ect., etc.
wasearried out perfectly. No do well to see or wiite to me instance good sole leather at 21c„ by the side, good ,'offee
—The double daily schedule sixteen to one."
Captain ever had his soldiers a t B/c wing Rock, N. 6. 1 his 20c. a Ih sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c Alaon the Lenoir and Blowing —There has, been too much
mance fleets. and up. domestic, very heavy. 7 cts bv the
under better command than May 30, 1895.
Rock mail line, goes into ef money spent on the Boone
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels
cash
Miss May had this little band.
and Blowing Rock telegraph
fect on duly 1st.
mere. shoes-.ves the iarges lot of shoes ever seen'in this
J. B. JOHNSON.
The doll-habv march ard the
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
—The Fifth Sunday Union line to let it lemain in its pres umbrella waltz were justly
also find a gooa lot of hardware. 1 can get vou on short,
ent condition and be destroy
Meeting will beheld at Laurel
complimented by all present
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, BisSprings Baptist chuich be ed entirely ere long. Doubt
Miss May Yarboro and R
sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc
less this line could be conver
ginning next Friday.
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. "
ted into a telephone line so K. Bryan gave the music on
W AN TED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers drv
—Pi of. Yarboro left on that any one might use it, organ and violin, and to say
hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices Piea«e
Tuesday morning for a visit thereby dispensing with an that it was most splendid is
give me your trade this year, and f will certainly sell you
of a few days to his old operator. Why not act quick not exagerated.
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
No people ever started a
home at Forest City, N. C.
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
ly in the matter?
—The refreshing showers —Married at the home of school under more adverse
Yours Anxious to piease,
a n d w a r m s u n s h i n e f o r t h e the bride's mother on New circumstances than we had
means so much more than
pastjfew days have greatly River yesterday, Mr. J. S. herelast February. While the
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
school has bepn small it has
you imagine—serious and
improved the growing crops. Winkler to Miss Lizzie Hor
been a \er.y successful one,
fatal diseases result from
—Miss Nora Elliott, after ton, Rev. I. J. L. Sherwood and o-ir people are confident
trifling ailments neglected.
spending some weeks with re) performing the ceremony. that their children have ad
Don't play with Nature's
atives here, has returned to The DEMOCRAT extends its vanced as fast as thev were
greatest gift—health.
her home at Mountain City, hand and offers hearty con- capable of doing.
<
If you are feeling
out of sorts, weak
Tenn.
OE
1
l_f
.
and generally ex
graulations to this popular
We are all well ploasd with
hausted, nervous, .
have no appetite '
couple and wishes for them a the school, and we should
—Miss Crosswhite is teach
and can't work,
begin at oncetaki n g a t Z i o n v i l l e a n d M i s s long life of unsullied happi take hold with vim and en
ing the most relia- .
ble strengthening *
ness.
medicine,which is .
thusiasm, and help our wor
Houpe at the Presbyterian
Is now engaged in the manufacture and snle of a valu
Brown's Iron Bitters. A few bot
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN flERR Mi.'n
church on Cove Creek. Both
—Rev. G. H. Church, o f thy preceptor make the school
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
CINE, composed of the natural herbs otour uioimtah/sei'
have good schools.
States ville, preached a very pay. No teacher without the
very first dose—,/
uvn't stain four
teeth, a ti d it's
—An article of some length i n t e r e s t i n g s e r m o n i n t h e support of all the people can
i his w onderful medicine is highly recommended for i ispleasant to take.
build up a school. Let t h e
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases H I ?
from our Blowing Rock cor Baptist church on Tuesday
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine It is
respondent was unavoidably night from the text, "Where town and country join hands
pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended bv
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
art thou?" Bro. Church at and build up a school that
crowded out of this issue but
' Neuralgia,
Troubles,
Die phjsicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
one time lived in Boone and will be an honor to our coun
u"
will appear in our next.
1
cines on the market.
Constipation, Bad Blood
enjoyed thj friendship and es t y a n d a b l e s s i n g o n t h e
»Malaria,
Nervous ailments1
—Lenoir will celebrate the
•n T / n n "T pdi( ;i ne i s l )ut "P Packages with full directions
Women's complaints.
,
teem of nil our people. He is heads of our children. It we
with full directions on each Price f 1.00 per package sent
"glorious fourth." Edmund
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
now doing a great work for ail, it isn't becansewehavn't
' lines on the wrapper. All others are subpost paid to any address. If you have Livertrouble D y s
Jones will read the Declara
ititutes. On receipt of two sc. stamps we
will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
the Master's cause in States- a good man, so the respon
pepsia or kidney complaints, try it and be convinced tint
Fair Views and book—free.
tion of Independence, and W.
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
ville; often preaching on the sibility lies at ourown doors.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, M0. '
H. Bower will orate.
1 Mb MOUNTA IN MEDIC INE f OMP 1 NY
streets, and at other times Will Boone Id the school
--Mr. ana Mrs. Richard M. reading and praying with the go down, or will she do her
dollar pays for tlit Zionville, N. P., Sept. 0,1894
Greene, of Meat Camp, have poor people in their homes. duty?
I Democrat one vear.
University Of N. C.
LOOK AHB EXAMINE!
LET ME SAY
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
StatesviUo Marble Works,
look Here Friends!
This Is No Humbug!
HEW 7EAB GBEETIHGG
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
Poor
Health
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
t
ZI0NVLLIE1N0RTHGAR0LINA.
It Cures
1
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1
i.
�t
TT
The great majority of our The republican's League in the Few men in Watauga have
largest stock raisers are now' convention at Cleveland, Ohio, done moremanuel labor than
dehorning their cattle. Thisj ' 8 ver .v much exercised over the our old friend, Calton Coffey . : AVOID BulK Soda!
Ihuivdnj June, 27, !8!J5
i s s o m e t i m e s d o n e w h e n t h e , i n o i , e y q u e s t i o n , a n d i t n o w who is now seventy-two vea i s
Bad soda spoils good flour. J
cattle are young, but the looks like a big storm is on hand of age. He says he fenced and
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
^ *HD H **,
Our prediction is that both horns of a grown steer can among tlieni. It is evident that
cleared 280 acres of land heonly in packages.
the democratic and republi be easily taken off, and is of there are strong silver advocates
tearing this trade mark
can parties will be seriously ten done. Shippers claim there among the republicans. Woman fore he located where he now
!t costs no more than inferior package soda
f r a c t u r e d b e f o r e t h e n e x t is great advantage in ship suffrage, the American atrocity, lives, five miles from 1'oone
never spoils the flour—always keeps soft.
Presidential election, and we ping 'polls' as they can not sv my at hv with Cuba, pensions on the Boone and Blowing
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
for the working men, free silver Hock turnpike, and since rlien
don t pretend to predict at injure each other and more
and insist on packages
thw writing what the out can be put into a car. The and nearly everything else is be he has eleaied and fenced at
ing discussed. There is a strong least forty acres. His wife, a
bearing these words—
come of all the disorganized great demand and nice prices
feeli ng t o stra ddle the money q ues lady of 65. is yery active and
elements of all the various
make the cattle business very tion.
does her house work, milks,'
parties will be. If the free interesting to our people. We
an 1 much other work with
coinage advocates are as nu
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere. # •
think our section is much bet The Bristol, Elizabethton out any help whatever.
merous as it is claimed that ter
Writ# lor Arm and Hammer Book of valaablc Recipea-FRBE.
suited to cattle-raising and North Carolina railroad
they are, and they all could than farming.
has been s >10 to the Philadel Some time ago I was trou
be marshalled into one great
phia company for $ 133,000, bled with an attack of 1 heuarmy, they could make things
Dr. Brickie of Ashe county, all of which was paid in cash matism. I used a hot t le of
tremble, but it is not proba dropped in to see the editor
except $(>0,000 which was Chamberlains Fain Balm and
o—o—o— o —
ble that will be done; but if on last Saturday, and enter
WHS completely cured. I have
due the company. There is
ANSOUNC EM LA T FOR 1895.
the yellow and white metals tained him for quite a while talk ( f having the road ex since advised many of mv
triendsand customers to try i 0 J , r l 8 e s s i o n o p e n s Feb - 4 t h ' 1 8 9 5 arid closes June 21st
is the only issue it might be by reciting to him his latest
tended from Elizabethton to the remedy MIK! ail speak 1895. I he second session will open Aug. 6th 1895
done. Party ties are usual poetic productions The kind AshevilleJ
tth.
highl y of it. Simon Gold ha um close Dee. 24th.
ly strong enough to hold the doctor intimated that per
FACULTY.
San Fi anciseo, Cal. For Sale
parties togethei, and a gen haps our readers would be
by W. L. Brvan.
Rev. J H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J. May Yarboro
There is every year moreor
will be in charge of the Primary and Interriiedintf, depart
eral break is the only means glad to have the privilege of less flax grown in the county
ments, and she will also ha ve charge of the in litre depart
to curry out the free silver reading these verses, but w
Children Cry for ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beein
and prepared by hau l for the
ideas, and we have no idea had again to decline on ac
ployed us the school may lequire.
loom in which it is woven in Pitcher's Castoria.
this will occur. We believe count of the deficiency in on to a coarse cloth which has
TERMS.
t h a t i f t h e b u s i n e s s o f t h e type. The Dr. has ma store ready sale at 80 cents per
TUITION in the Primary Department $1.00.
HIGHER ENGLISH
..$2 00
country continues to improve twelve trades and profession yard. Our mothers used to
l U ' l T W U l / i
•
ACADEMY
$2.50 to$3.00,
as it has for the past few and is now busily engaged
make such cloth and used it
-VLUHLC
$2.50.
months, that this silver ex on a perpetual motion ma for towels, ticking, and gar
Board in good families, including light, fuel and
citement will greatly dimin chine.
ments of various kinds.
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 to $7.50,
ish, and the fight wil- be be
Read the Statement of
For any information not herein contained apply to the
tween the two old parties as
VV ill II. Kerr, a son oi the
Much unea iness has been
Popular Teacher
Piincipal, Boone, N. C,
• j c- .. ^ is 1 ' heretofore; the populists stri late W. C. Kerr, lor a long
felt over the bad condition o
k i n g a n d k i c k i n g b o t h t h e time State Geologist, was a<
Senator Hansom's health
old parties as they have done cidentally drowned while try
Children Cry for
The Senator spent a f e w
heretofore.
Pitcher's Castoria.
ing to rescue his little son days in Lenoir, then went to
who had fallen from his yacht his home in Northampton,
Secretary Carlisle has pro
NOTICE.
ven himself too much for Sen Mr, Kerr had recently pur from which place he went to
Ha ving qualified as Admin
ator Blackburn in keeping chased the yacht and had it the Green briar White Sul
istratix of G. W. Duggvrdcd.
the democrats oi Ky. in the re-cbrisipned.the ' Wata ugn' phur 8p! ji|g's in West Virgin
late of Watauga county, N.
"sound money" column. The and was with a party taking in.
P., this in to notify nil persons
Made."
having claims against the esg o l d m e n w i l l d e f e a t f r e e a. pleasure Sail off the coast
#
Dppofsnid deceased to ex
V\ hile in Topeka last March
coinage in the convention, it from Annapolis when the sad
o..
hibit them to the undersign
accident occurred. He lived E. T. Barber, a prominent
is claimed. It is probable that
ed on or before the first dn.v
newspaper man of La C.ygne,
Carlisle wil J finally get the in Baltimore but was buried Kan., was taken with chol
recent change
of April 1896, or this notice Owing to
Mr. Geo* A, Ztrkla
nomination for President, in Raleigh.
will he placed in bar of t heir- in our busings,That is, from
era morbus very severely.
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
recovery. All persons i n - the "Old Time" credit sys
from the gold demociats, if
The nighi clerk at the hot'ej
The statements In
are
Charlotte Democrat: A sil where he was stopping hup familiar facts to the the testimonial below Mr. dehted to said estate will
Kentucky democracy declare
immediate friends of
tem to a
for the gold standard in the ver dolla r weighs 412% gra ins >ened to have a bottle oi Geo. A. Zirkle, school teacher, of Mt. Horeb, please make immediate pay
Tenn., very well known throughout the county, ment. This the 1st day of
'hamberluin's Colic and Dia
conyention held to-day. The and a gold dollar25.8grains. rhoea Itemed y and gave him where he was born and has always lived. Read it April 1895.
I. Hood & Co., I.owell,
"v.
fight between Carlisle a n d The coinage ratio, 10 to 1, three doses which relieved a nd C.Dear Sirs:—I believe in Mass..: 8arsaparilla.
E. C. DUGGER , Admrx.
Hood's
We are aide to o f f e r you
Blackburn JS warmand much means that the silver dollar ie thinks sa ved his life. Ev I will tell you why. I hav6f suffered from in
herited scrofula from child hood. When 37 years
ARBUCKLES COFFEE v
'i-A;-'
bitter strife has been engen shall weigh 16 times as much ery family should keep this of age, my eyes became strangely affected, i
read
would
at 24 cts per lb.;
dered between the two wings as the gold dollar. There ^is remedy in their home at all could not eyes, Iafter sunset, and when Ibut on
imefl. No one can tell how close my side I could not open them; dpen
lay, on that side .1 could
of the party. Cameron is the enough silver bullion stored soon it may be needed. It whichever
Good green coffee at 20 cts.
my eye. This -condition continued about two
silver republican who will in the Treasury to coin about osts but a trifle aud may be years, nnd was succeeded by
LW: V1
per It);
An Intolerable Itching - V. rl-ilri
— BUT—
be urged for nomination as $180,600,000. The Treasury the means of saving much «u
Extra ' C" sigar at 16 lbs.
all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
the next republican candi- is not purchasing any silver 'ring and perhaps the life of little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
CAN GIVE MILK. to the dollar; good, heavy
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
d a t e for President and bullion now, and is not coin some of some of the family followed immediately by a tumor in the right
domestic at 7 cts per yard.#
25 and 50c. bottles at W. L side of my neck, as large as a small egg.. Itat .
if they fail they affirm they ing any.
MjANT PLAY THE FIDDLE
Bryan.
VVe h a ve j u s t recei vert
once commenced taking physicians' prescrip
will support some other sil
tions and continued till I lost hope. In thte ihVaii
But I can show yon 30 cases of Rent's and Indie's
The hisiovery Saved His Life.
time the tumor changed its place to the imme- •
ver man without regard to
T h e University Summer dlato front of my neck, suppurated and was fol-' h nice assortui"nt of Staple shoes, and will sell them at
Mr. G. Caillouette, druggist,
party. Silver will be the 'lea Beaverville, 111., says: "To Dr. School for Teachers at Chap lowed by others, till six had formed and broken. and Fancy Groceries,sui-h as prices to suit the buyer."^&
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu
der' in the next campaign be King's New Discovery I owe my
mor seated Itself
my collar boiio COFFEE,
Cull nnd see us nnd we will
el Hill will begin June 25th. and In six months on the point ofway hack on the
SUGAR,
another half
yond a doubt.
life. I was taken with la grippe
sn ve you money.
bone. Roth of
began to discharge
Tickets.it redu ced ratesmay and continued tothem soon about seven months
CHEESE,
and tried a.l the physicians for
do so till
tried everything,
' CRACKERS,
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO
I was
The terrible potato bug is miles about, but of no avail and he bought at all stations ago. Ioften so weak thatIncluding prescriptions.
was given up and told I could
LAKES,
Blowing Rock, Dec 42, 1894.
I Could Scarcely Walk
here again and playing hav not live. Having Dr. King's New fr< m June 21, good to Aug.
'5 CANNED-BEEF,
and my mind was so confused that I could
oc with the potato vines. Discovery in my store I sent for 1st.
scarcely attend to my business (school teach
V -POTTED-HAM,
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my
There have been various rem a bottle and Jpegan its use and
SALMONS.
story draws to a close. I began the use of
get
ediessuggested, none of which from the fiist d°se began to bot borne of our good grainSARDINES,
better, and after using three
BUTTERNUTS,
is equal to the valuable re tles was up and about again. It raisers might count the yield Hood's5#'* Cures
—i:v- "
Hood's
English walnuts, soft shell
cipe that the editor is now is worth its weight in gold. We from one grain of seed and and tookSursaparilla a little less than a year ago,
five bottles. When I began I had no
INHALATION!
making a practical applica won't keep store or house with compare the result with the faith in it. In less than threo months both the ed almonds, peanuts.raisins,
out it." Get a free trial bottle at following which is reported sores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured figs, canned tiuifs, shoe dress
1529 Arch St., PliiUdelphin, Pa.
of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit
t i o n o f e v e r y e v e n i n g a n d W. L. Bryan's store.
grown
apparent
b.y the Concord Standard. has steadilyever did inless life, and am I weigh ing, inks, plain and fancy can
more than I
my
morning. If any of our rea
dies, fancy and l a u n d r y
In the Best of Health,
One grain made 19 stalks,
ders will go according to di
SOAPS,
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
The Tennessee Legislature
considering my constitution. Do you wonder
TOBACCO,
chitis, Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
rections they need have no adjourned its extra session ill" heads of which shelled that I believe in Hood's Sarsaparlila? I can do
po less than recommend jt everywhere and every
out 693 grains.
Fever Headache, Debility Rhe 'u
v Tenn.
SNUFF,
way.
Geo. A. Zikkle, Mt. Horeb, — —
'
~
H—
fears of the result. Taketwo on the 18th. The most im
mariem, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
sticks 8 inches long, 2 inches portant thing this session
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
CLGARETES.
Notice of Dcsolution,
wide and 1 inch thick. Lay d I d was to sea t Pe ter Tu rn ey;
DISORDERS.
MATCHES,
NOTICE.
the eggs, larvae and adult a majority of votes having The firm of Johnson, EdHorse and Cattle Powders,
oeetles whe^ gathered from been cast for H. Clay Evans. misfen & Co., of K.owing By virtue of an order obtained and many oi her articles too It has been in useformorethan
Ruck, has this day by mutu
the spring term ol
twenty years; f housands of pa.
the vines on this and with a It was done by A committee al consent devolved, Ed mis- at Court of YVatauga.the Superi tedious to mention.
or
county, I
tienfs have been treated, and iW
similar sticlT'aid lengthwise appointed by the Legislature ten & Co. to pay nil claims will sell on the first day of July,
ftaTTome and see for your ver one thousand physicians have
on this one press the two to and sanctioned by the Legis against the firm of Johnson 1895, the same being the first selves.
used it and recommend it—aver>
Ed rn is ten & Co. This April Monday in said month, on the
gether and the result is mar lature.
also keep a good line significant fact.
herein alter described premises,
26th, 1995.
velous. Apply this remedy
at public outcry the following-de of Domestic Medicines
It is agreeable. There is no nau
JOHNSON, EDMISTEN & Co. scribed real estate, viz: 128 acres
Cure fox- Headache.
to all you can find, twice a
All of my goods wil' be seous taste, nor sickening smell.
more or less lying and being on
day.
As a remedy for all forms of
scld a t prices t o suit t h e
the nine Ridge and waters of
LAND SALE.
headache Electric Bitters li a s
times, for PAY DOWN, but "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
of Action and Results," is the ti
It is hoped that the new proved to be the very best. It By virtue of the power of sale Globe Spring Branch, in Blowing
Rock township, Watauga county
LAWFUL HIGH ON A tle of a book of 200 pages pulw
r o a d l a w w i l l i m p r o v e t h e effects a permanent cure and the contained in a certain mortgage N. C., adjoining the lands of j. CREDIt.
most dreaded habitual sick head
lished by Drs. Starker and PaleiT
condition of the roads so aches yield to its influence. We deed executed by J. C. Brewer to B. Clarke, Anther I arks and
which gives to all inquirers full
VV . C. Jones, and duly registered others, the some having been con
*£sT4Vhen you come to the information as to this remarka
that they may lie traveled urge all who are afflicted to pro
in the office of the Register of
with more safety to teams, cure a bottle, and give this reme Deeds of YVatauga county in veyed to James Sudderth, dee'd.. "Rock ' c-ome and see me, and ble curative agent, and record of
by W. VV. Cenoir, a record oi
dy a fair trial. In cases of habit
cures in a wide
vehicles and passengers. It u il constipation Electric Bitters Boone, N. C., I will sell for cash which conveyance may be found it may be to our mutual ben surprising cases—many of range
of chronic
them
at t lie court house door iu noone in book 'H' of deeds, page 2f>2 of efit.
would be a great convenience cures by giving the needed tone
after being abandoned to die by
on Mo nd , the 12th dav of Au
Thanking my friends for ol her physicians. Will be mailed
to the public if nicely lettered to the bowels, and few cases long gust, 1895, at 12 o'clock M., one the public records of Watauga
countv. All of said tract will be past patronage, and hoping on application.
resist the use of this medicine.
sign boards were placed at
Try it once. Large bottle only hundred acres of land lying in Wa sold. I representing four seven to merit it in thefutore, lam i
tauga county on the" waters of teenths as guardian, and terms
the forks of roads and other fifty cents at VV. L. Bryan's.
B a n n e r L l k a n d a d j o i n i n g t h e be made know n on day of sale
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
places, giving directions
lands of James Shook and oth and deed in fee simple made fo
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Children Cry for ers. This June 15th, 1895.
J. li. CLARKE.
and distances to neighboring
purchaser. This Mav 30. 1895.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
Pitcher's Castoria.
!». G. Of Gap, Aft v.
towns ai d settlements.
Blowing Bock, April 10, 95
I. N. ('OKPENING, Com.
i <13 W ataaga Democrat,
j ARM AND HAMMER SODA i
BOOIE HIGH SCHOOL.
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
Do You Wriii li'tnq?
"Money Saved Is
CASH BASIS .
A cow can't pick the banjo.
TREATMENT
,.'IQ I "A""
1
; Drs. Starkey & Palen
Please mention this paper.
�A ^ortu LflroiilUMrS Views,
hQVft
j
C
>EMo(HLVTIC family eWspa;>tT,
devoted to the interest ot Coun
ty State and Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
taaga Count, v. N. C.
floeor's an 1 ' Lawyer's Tax.
vi'10. <•
l
:
i*
~ CC1 'WW
t l'»s
liR¥At\'S J;0iXli>
Wot siiimn. e weather ami are
Air. B. F. Keith, of \v iipiingj ^rouoied with Bowel couifori, N. C., was in thecit.v yes plaint. I pive rhem Chamterday o n hisw a y back liome| Bei'lain s Lulic, Cholera a n d
from the great convention at ij iharraoea nenmd;\va n ( i it
_
.
.
actsi hue a charm. I earnest
Mem phis.
ly iHrommend it for children
"1 have noticed theactempt with bowel troubles. 1 wa>
of the gold bag papers t o myself taken with a severe
make jest of the silver con attack of bloody flux, with
vention in Memphis." hesaid cramps and pains in my sto
much, one third of a bottb
to the Constitution.
of this remedy cured me. With
"Their raillery amounts to in twenty-four hours 1 w a s
nothing under the sun, but 1 out of bed and doing m \
cannot help protesting when house work. Mrs, \\ . L. Dun
they put down such state gnu, Bon-aqua, Hickman Co.
Term. For sale by W. L Bry
ments as this, that North Car
an.
olina was represented at. the
convention h.v only one or "The Republican membership
of the House is about 221: < li e
two populists. Now, I was
Deniocraticnvanbeiship 1 05. and
at the convention from my
tli a Populnt and silver member
state and lam a democrat. ship is 7. A careful caiva sot
There were man v others there tl ese members, so far as their powere ma».iy others there who ! s i t i o n a j)av(J l);eM ( ]j s( .] ost( ] u v
have never voted au.\ thingi^ ,j,. V utcs in previ >us Congress
v
A
i
LWO Jit?
u; a
:;:i;
l'
on\
— ( ) -
for Infants and Children.
News and Observer.
Refeiring to the tax i tripos
lUIOTHERS, Do You
NOW that Paregoric,
ed by the last General Assem
I T I
Bateman's Props, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothi
Soothing Syrups, and
bly npon doctors (country
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine?
doctors included), lawyers,
Bo You K:»otv that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
dentists and boarding house
Be You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics
keepers, Sheriff Pa ye and the
•without labeling them poisons?
Treasurer are sending out
Bo Yoii Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
the circular printed below re
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed?
spectively for the county of
Bo You Knov; that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle ?
Wake and the State.
Bo Von Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
''The tuxes levied by t h e
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
following sections Revenue
of all other remedies for children combined ?
Act 1895. ratified March 12,
Bo Ton Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of
1795, were due on and after
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
" Casio: 2a " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense?
its ratification and must be
ilo Von Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
paid at once or the law and but a democratic ticket as | ^ b v their public declaration.'
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless7
penalty will be enforced. Un long as they have lived. I and their sectional a hi cations,
Bo You Bnow that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
der section 84, the county have never known what it shows about 24 Republicans for
ceiils, or one cent a dose?
levies the same tax as levied was to vote a popuiist ticket. free commie and 220 Republicans
y>o Ynu KI;'o-v that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
by the State."
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
I am no politician, have nev opposed to froecoiriage The Bern
M. W. PAGE,
XV*-11, these filings are worth knowing. They are facts.
er held an office and don't ocraticdivision is 75 for t r e
Sheriff of Wane Co.
want to hold any with.in the coinage and 80 opnosed to free
Tbe fac-sJm!le
Is on every
"Section 7. That taxes in gift of the people. I am a mer coinage. The Pn oulist strength
wrapper.
of seven is wliolely for tree silver.
this schedule shall be impos chant in Wilmington and I
The total of these figures is 1()G
ed as license tax for the priv have a farm and I had noth
for h*< e coinage and 250 againct
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
ilege of carrying on che busi ing at stake when I went to
tree coinage."
ness or doing the act named, the Memphis con vention but
and nothing in the schedule the earnestness of my convic
contained shall Be construed tions that silver should be re
New York World: The in
to relieve any person from stored to its rights along
crease in wnges in nil the (mp
the payment of the ad velo with gold in the money ques
ton mills nt Fall River is an
BOTANiGrem tax on his property, as tion that '•onfrouts the peo
other, s. vere blow to the en
required in the preceeding pie of the republic.
BLOOD BALM!. lamitv howlers. Keturninj.
A household remedy for all Blood ar.d
(Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-j
schedule. The license issued
prosperity has no regard Toi tent business conducted for MODERATE FEES.
Skin diseases. Cures without fail, Scrof
' While I nave no political
ula, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Catnnh. Sait liken in
JOUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE . S PATENTOFFICEJ
the feelings of false prophets (and we can secure patent inUless. time than those J
and every form of Blood Disease from the ;
under this schedule shall be feelings in sympathy with the
simplest pimple to the foulest Ulcer. FiftyJ remote from Washington.
years' use with unvarying success, demfor twelve months, unlessoth poplists, I (relieve theyarego
Send model, drawing or photo., with dcscrip-?
onstrates its paramount "healing, purifyJtion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of j
ing and building up virtues. One bott'e ;
erwise specially provided in ing to be the sal vat ion of the
(charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
has more curative virtue than a dozen of
K DOLLARS
A PAMPHLET, " How to Obtain Patents," with I
any other kind. It builds up the health
£cost of same in'the U. S. and foreign countries}
any section imposing a tax. country try coming back in
and strength from the first dose.
Jscnt free. Address,
"Sec. 87. Every person who to the folds of the democrat
VST IVBETIC f r B o of W n
o
oh
o to
PER DAY C.A.SNOW&CO.I
der fill Cures, sent free on appli
cation.
shall practice any trade or ic party and pooling issues
OPP. PATENT OFFICE. WASHINGTON. D . C .
20 Easily Made.
If not kept by your local druggist, send
profession or use any fran with us along this line for the
51.00 for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bot
• large T
Wc wru* many men. women, bov- and girlsf
ties, and medicine will be sent, freight
\ COMPLETE NEWSA Rch ise ta xed by the 1a ws < > 1 cause of silver,
paid, by
work for us a few hours daily, rgh' ,»> and aiount
their own homes. Toe business is easy, pleasant PER
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.* | strictly honorable, and pa-s boiler then any otlie"
North Carolina, without Inn
"I know they will c o in e
The Prde the North Carloio.Iered agents. Yon hav? ;i clear I rid and ning paid the tax and obtain back in the party if the dem
ua Press."
'• V «•
competition. Kxperieime and ?;•< r inl ability un
» v >r ......
ed the license as required in ocratic leaders will sictplv
necessary. Jo capital r--quirt d. V e equip yor
THS STANDARD,
wi h everything that you need, treat you well Do vou want to aid in building
this act shall he deemed guil fulfill the promises that have
anil help vou to earn t u tini"° ordinary v. ages. up a paper that shall reflect tht
Women do as well as men, and boys and girl
ty of a misdemeanor, a n d been made and I am sure the
make good pay. Ar
-. .- tivwbere, ran do the greatest credit on North Caroli
DURANG'S
work. All succeed
fo'k-w onr plain and sim na, no matter where it may
be
punished by fine, not ixceed- interests of the democratic
pie direction n Karucst ' ,-k will surely i>ring seen? Then patronize
ing fifty dollars, or imprison party aim the people of this
you a great deal of inane
Jv er-.fMnp is new
Wilmington Messengci
and in great dentin 1. Wrpc for our pamphlet The
ed not exceeding thirty days county a re inseparable in
circular, and rec-ive f-ill infonanM-m. Xo ! arm
A LA KG E EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
Gone if you conclude not 10 go cu with the
and shall also forfeit and pay this matt; r. The party must
Do you want a reliable papei
as being tne standard remedy for the
business.
quick aud permanent cure of Rheuma
giving you all the news ot th<
a penalty of fifty dollars, meet its obligations and if if
tism, Gout. Sciatica, etc., in ull its forms. &
CEC-HCE STWCCX&CO» world—a Democratic newspapei
It is endorsed by thousands of Physi- £
which penalty the sheriff of does the people will cease to
cians, Publishers and Patieuts. It is
Box 4U7,
that equals the best— has tin
purely vegetable and builds up from the
PORTLAND.
first dose. It never fails to cure.
the county in which it has oc suffer the injuries that have
largest circulation, and has toPrice is one dollar a bottle, or six
bottles fox five dollars. Our -10-page Pam
twenty-one years been x pan
cur red shall cause to be re been inflicted by the leadeis
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
and factorin thegrowth anddev
covered before any justice of who have misled."
-""UiHfluu ntsui
velopment of the Old
North
the pence of the county, for
1316 L Street, Washington, D. C.
State? Then siibsei he for
While at Peek si II, N Y ,
Dura tig's Liver fills are the best on
THE
WILMINHTON MESSENGFL
the school fund of the coun
earth. They act with an ease that makes
J. A. Scrivin, a prominent
Campaign Rates:
them a household biasing.
ty."
—
PEICE 25 CTS. PER VOX, .T 5 BOXES TOR $1.
manufacturer of New York
The "Daily Messfuiger," 1>\
FOR SALE BV DSoGGISTS.
"Sec. 84. On all hotels and City, purchased a bottle ot
mail, 4 months on trial, foi
hoarding and lodging houses Chamberlain's Cough Reme
|2.00
kept for the business of fur dy. Such good results wen 1
The weekly "Transcript Met
nishing either board or Indu obtained from its use t hat he
senger," (tlie largest and
ing, or both, to regular oi sent back to the druggist
best paper in the State) 9
'ram w hom he had obtained
i months on trial for $1.00
transient boarders, for pay it for two more bottles of tl\e
EYES,
Cash in advance. Both
or hire, the sum of fifty cents same remedy. When you have
I's C
-T
papers are large Eight-Pagi
(50) for each bed room kept a cough or cold give this pre
'sheets. Send Postal Care
ENDORSED BY
s
paration a trial and like Mr.
for said business.
I with the add 11 ss of five per
PROF A. L METZ, P. H. G, ! sons and receive sample cop"Sec. 85. On each and ev Scrivin you will want it when E¥E-SAL¥E
again you need such a roedi
? AYedivnl Der: rtmerit Tulane University
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy fcr
ery practicing lawyer, practi cine. It is a remedy of great
»f Couiriun ;. who, alier a caroful analysis, I ies of THE MESSENGER.
: oaounw-»ii o. jciu) ( ream Tartar I'owder,
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
'lieii J;o «.. • . .,ly rocommenda to the
cing physician and dentist, worth and merit. 25 and 50 SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYE?,
ubiir.
TAKE THE
the sum of ten dolbus ($10.) cent bottles for sale by W. L. [ Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restere
ing the Sight of the Old.
"THE SOU 7HZF.II F AVORITE"^
Bryan.
Provided that no city, town
Cure3 Tear Dropa, 6ranu!atior.? Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye LashB%
•ORE, WKOLESOWS A N D POWERFUL
Alton
I
or county shall levy any ad
At the last. State election I3D PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF AND PERMANENT C
Vet! Want li. As . Jroeer For It.
-GOINGused
ditional tax on lawyers, doc in Montana a Miss Knowtes, Also, equally efficacious whenFever in c.k:r
maladies, such as Ulcer*,
Sorer,
Tamom, Salt Rheum, Burn?, Piieo, or
NEW ORLEANS,
tors and dentists."
Wherever inflammation exists, SIZ TCllELL H
LA.
a democrat, ran against Mr.
K
PATENTS
SAY I
THIS IS NO RUM
BUG TO DRAW
TRADE!
I MEA uubiwESS.
-ol rom now until the first day
of^Api il I will sell iny stock of
CLOTHING .
—AND
OVERCOATS
\t "* 0 per cent above
COST!
;S REMEDY
NO WORE EYE-GLftSSES
REAM ARTAR POWDER
MITCHELL'S
Siiicago and
BA.LVJRmay be
Haskell, a repub i *an, f o r
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
States Attorney. As Haskell
TURE.
was ungailanr < nough to beat
liny One, Only Ten Cents.
her he made assistant of her
A nea t, a 11 raet i ve pa mph- after lie entered upon the du
let,160 pages, withornamen ties of the office. She hadn't
tal cover, devoted to the rec
1
ord of the last: Legislature, been long in before she wa *
theworst Legislature, save running the office and him
that of 1868, ever assembled too, and he suirendered the
in the State. Tibs hook gives other day and married her.
its record plainly and truth And thus she captured both
fully. It givesfactsand names
t he office and t he man. 11 is
and is thoroughly reliable. It
not easy to toil a.determined
has been prepaied by some
of the best Democratic writ woman when she deliberateers in the State.
maker up her^mind to do
Every patriot, every citi something.—Ex.
zen a n <1 every Democrat
should ha ve a copy.
Price 10 cts. per copy post
paid. Lower prices by the When Baby was sick, we gave lier Castoria.
hundred. If not on sale at When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she citing to Castoria.
bookstore or diugstore id- •When she had Children, she gave them Castoria..
dress E. M. Uzz-11. Printer
and Binder. Raleigh, N.
May 80. t f
- . Sold by all
R,
Wast and Northwest.
advantage.
jists at 25 Cents.
ROOFING.
»»afgl!:c Wsaiher Boarding,
Complete Gailings,
Corrugated Sheeting,
Roofing Paints^
b.j.b
F.ava Trougiis, Gutters and Spouting
° READY
Af»FLY WHEN SHIPPED
)"
WE WANT
™AN—
EMI
&&'•,"TJSil .'rgVT.iniB""7 m
I-.i tt 's-.nsvji—nn energetic workman to
:uie <: :
n:.d APPLY our materialu
in l:p -. vicinity.
••sp-.nlmco solicited write for
ami to * rnj.
& CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
'*i?TA3LISM ED 18*5
If yon don't think I nienti it^
come and look through my
STOCK
c wont cost yon one cent if
you dont purchase.
I have a large stock and
want to get rid of it before
spring.
o-
.
>
CALL AND J.OOK!
-oEmigrants going to any of the
\\ o h tor 11 S t a t o H or Territories
ivill save time and money going I would call your attention
via. Chicago and Alton route, to the big cut in prices in my
t is the quickest route to
other lires
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
P U EBLO,
o
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and California.
Finest and Pest Equipped
Road in the West.
Iron
r^A!3 forms of Sheet Metal for Buile)
(„
-o
Only line running Solid Vewti
bu ! trains etween St. Louis
ami Kansas 'ity.
iioclining
lair ears and Tour
istepers ee of extra charge.
1 will mee parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information,maps and j
descrip ive pamphlets of the
Went write to or call on
B. A. New LAND,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
J. CHARLTON, <i. P. A
I
Chicago, 111.
RespectI'TLLY
Yi. L
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•'Li.si
Mras.'JKg.i ffr
VOL 7
III I
IiOOXE,
WATAUGA
W A SIII NOTON
COUNTY, N. C.
THURSDAY
J I LY,4 1895,
NO. 34:.
L ETT EH. man with a war record. Co
THE WAL DENSES.
Needed No Lawyer.
the train they knelt and than
lonel Morrison just fills the Morganton Herald.
ked their God for their safe Atlanta Constitution.
IS THE BEST.
From our Regular Correspondent
$ 3 S 9 i O E IFIT FCfc A KING.
bill. He was born in Illinois;
Their village " Yaldese" a v o y a g e ; a thing that i Judge Jim Griggs was reCOEDOVAN,
SCVI &ENAMELLED CALF.
Senator Morgan, of Ala., his war record is good, and flag station on the W. N. C. most men seem to forget in | minded of a story by the pass
P;Nr CALF&KXNGARCa
ing of an electi ic ear, and be
he stands for a low tariff."
It. It. is located seven miles the rush of this rapid age.
has accepted an invitation
P0UCE,3 S0LE3,
The Washington jury' that east of Morgan ton, thecoun- Morally, they have proven gan:
£>*2- WORKI-ISTYPJA,
to head the party of distin
-EXTRA FINE/
"A
"One of thr funniest things
guished democratic speakers convicted Captain Howgate ty fleat. The area of this vil themsel vesan honest and law
d7- s BflVS'SCHai.SHS£i
• L AJL41T, i who are to be sent, upon a of robbing the Government la ge fs a bo u t. 20 n c res. Here abiding people which recom that ever happened during
£O50$y $1 73
would have been entithi'd to is sihfated their church, mends them to us as a valu my connection with the Geor
missionary tour of the West
SEND FOR CATAL3CUE
L-DOU
and Northwest by the Nation m u c h m o r e c r e d i t h a d t h e school, postoflice. store and able addition 10 the citizen gia judiciary was when I was
_-BROCKTON-MASS;
first elected solicitor,
verdict not been accompanied also a hoise^y mill owned by ship of our commonwealth.
Over Ons Million People wear the
al Association of Democratic
"The demands of my posi W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
The education of the mass
clubs, similar to that sent by a recommendation to the Mr. J. Meir, latter giving
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
mercy of the court. The guilt \v.oi;k to about 25 boys and of the colony is undoubtedly tion frequently put me in the They give the best value lor the mon.-y.
out by the same association
They equal custom shoes In style and ;«t.
attitude of proscutingfriend. Their wearing qualities ere unsurpassed.
four years ago, which was so of the man has never been se girls. /Some distance from far superior t> that of the
The prices are uniform,—-stamped on sole.
H was hard, but I did it.
From Si to $3 saved over other makes.
successful in arousing the in riously questioned by any Yaldese they have, a saw mill same caste of America# citi
If your dealer cannc t supply you we can. Sold by
"An ex-sheriff of a county Dealers every wh >re» Wsaited, agent to
body excepting the twelve ju which gives work to a dozen zens. Wirli the exception of
terest of democrats in club
(
in my circuit—a fellow that I take exclusive sale for tliis vicinity*
work, which proved a consul rymen who at a previous tri men. JUp m their farms they the very small children, who
Write at once.
al acquitted him Why then raise, principally,corn, wheat speak only the three langua had known and liked for a
era hie factor in thedernocrat
long while—was prosecuted
ic victory ot '92. The party should the jury ask mercy and potatoes. Quite recent ges, they all read and write
for making away with some
will leave Washington about for him? It is equivalent to ly they have planted large Italian. French and t h e i r
money. It was an u g l y
Aug. 24th, going via Buffa saying: the evidence was so* vineyards in the cultivation, own dialect. As is usually the
plain that we had to convict of which they are skilled. case, the children learn to charge. The evidence was con
lo, through New York, thro'
elusive against him.
the Great Lakes to Duluth, him, but, as it was only gov Owing to their ignorance in speak English much faster
"When I went down tocourt
Minnesota, where the fi r s t ernment money he stole, the use of our farming imple than the adults. The 8tat.p
he came staggering into my
meeting is to he held. The please don't be too hard on ments, to their devoting has given them a school dis
him. Application for a new most of the time to building trict with the usual appro room About twothirdsdrunk.
The management of the
route from there will he thro'
trial has been made and when and cleaning up new farms priation, Mr. and Mrs. Sou "Jim, " The said, "these infer
Equitable Life Assurance
the Dakotas into Montana,
lier being the teachers. The nal sco jndrls are trying to
Society in the Department of < \
thro' the Yellowstone Park, it is refused, as it is almost and the drought etc., the far
certain to he, an appeal will ming last year was not* so children, I am told by their prosecute me — perfect out
the Carolinas, wishes to se
Idaho and Washington, the
cure a few Special Resident
betaken, The Court of Ap successful. But their dili teachers, are very precocious rage. I told 'em jusu wait till
schedule being so arranged
Agents; Those who are fitted
peals will not sit again until gence has been unquestiona and diliigent students. I( is IsawJi.n Griggs and we'd
that the party can take part
for this work will find this
fall. Meanwhile Howgate will ble, working as they do from rather a remarkable fact that fix it. I told 'em we'd let'em
in the annual meeting of the
have to go to jail.
dawn urftil dark with two tlmy are able to read French know who to prosecute. And
Democratic Society in Wash
o
Silver million is* mvw quo hours intermission for ideals: and Italian by the time they we will, won't we Jim?
ington. They will then go
It is work, however, and those
"I looked at him very grave
ted at $.67% an ounce, which one a t tan a nd f he . ot her a t are ten or twelve yea is old.
through Oregon, and Utah
who succeed best in it possess
lv and said: "Tom, Iv'e got
higher than it two. The peculiarities of
Fit EE COINAGE.
and continue as fur west as is four cents
character, mature judgment,
a dead case against you. I
was one year ago, and Treas dress, the antique fashioned
tact, perseverance, and the
San Francisco. The home
Mr. \V. \V. Scott writes the am going to prosecute you,
urv officials belie v.- that it bonnets of women: the fancyrespect of their community.
ward hound trip will take in
will go higher on account of colored kerchiefs of the young following paragraph to the convict you and send you to
Think this matter over care
New Mexico, Nevada. Colora
the Chinese demand for sil girls and the heavy thick- hopic-ivnm Washington on the penitentiary. You are
fully. There's an unusual
do, Nebraska, and Missouri.
ver to pay .Japan the war in soled shoes of the men inva t he currency question:
guilty. You got the money,
opening for somebody. If it
The pai t.v experts ro he dm
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
"Not to go into a financial and I've got the evidence to
deinnibv, which at the pres riably attract the attention
the road about six weeks.
ther information oxi request.
discussion—may the fa t e s prove it."
ent price of silver will require of the stranger. He finds a
These missionary Lairs un
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
in the neighborhood of $148 people of low stature, thick watch over us and protect
"He looked at me in per
der the auspices of the associ
Rock Hill, S. C.
0'H),000 of bullion. The Je- set. an 1 stout. Their com us from it!—It is interesting fect amazement. He was dum
ntion of democratic clubs arc
mand for silver to meet the plexion is dark, they have sometimes to note what fi founded. He said I did not
not in the interest of any in
general ex peases of Chin a and Bright, intelligent eyes and nancial views both gold bugs mean it. I told him I did. He
dividual, hut soHv of t b e
PROFESSIONAL
Japan in the later war is es faces. Of a ho pel ul tempera a i id si 1 v e- b u t ter fl i es entertain straightened himself up and
party. Ia fact, th° associa
in regard to this obstruse maiehed out vvithouta woiY.
t i o n o f d e m o c r a t i c c l u b s limated to have already re ment, they are the most soci
W B. C0UNC1LL, JR.
duced the available stock of able
"His case was the first, one
people
imaginable question that is settled off
would find it impossible to
A TTORNEY AT L A AL
&
priyate silver bullion in the They do not fail to welcome hand so freqently by persons called after dinner. Thejudgc
boom any individual, as b\
A
the stranger toTheir houses of that class whose habit it asked him if he had any eoun
Boone, N. C.
ft
its constitution it only meets United States to considera
bly less than 1,000,000 oun with the utmost cordiality is to rush stamping and hur- sel. He said no, and didn't
once in every four years and
and are highly insulted if be Ivb'.irlying m which angels want any. He spoke in a
\V. B. OOUNCILL,
D,
then always after the party ces. The Government lias,
Boone, N. C.
of course, a much greater a- refuses to drink the universal fear to tread even on tip-toe half drunken fashion. 'But,'
lias made its presidential
sally offered cup of tea. Per and bare-footed. I hear peo said the judge, "you are char Resident Physician. Officd
nomination. It booms the mount than that, but the
haps the most attracive ple say that 16 to 1 means ged with a serious offense and on King Street north of Post
bullion owned by the Govern
party and not the man.
trait of these people is uni that there is to be exactly if you have no money to em Office.
Secretary Carlisle goes up inent isn't in the market and
versal, gen teel politeness. It 16 dollars in circulation to ploy a lawyer, I will appoint
on his vacation this week, is not likely to be, certainly
not for some time to come, is such a wh Meson] politeness where there is one now; oth one for you."
flnd as he will spend it as a
that the Waldensian doffs ers that "free silver" means
"The defendant didn't like
neighbor of President Cleve as Congressional legislation
A 7 10KNEY A 7 LAW,
would have to be secured to his h it to evepy visitor and the government is to coin the it. He arose with difficulty.
land it is probable that both
MAM ON, N. 0
gives him a "good morning" bullion and distribute t h e He steadied himself against a
of them will combine a little sell it, if such was the desire
that comes from the glowing fruitage of the mint freely to table and speakingina maud
(o) ~
business with their reten of the Government.
heart of a natural gentleman all who want it even to the 1 iit fashion, said:
Will practice in the courts
tion. Assistant Sec. Hamlin
r hamberbrirj''* is t he cost of
Eyer,y child is careful to an extent of sending special a
1, A.ghi Ai itcin.ll, Bowl
"Your honor, I said I don't
will act as Sectetary of the all. Vincent J. Barkl, of Dancoiiiiticfswer all.questions as politely gents over the country to di want no counsel and I don't
Treasury during Secretary bury, Iowa, lias used Chain
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bcrlain's Cough remedy.when as if death were the penalty. vide it out—and this is an want none. I mean what I A OT! L'.X\
till
Carlisle's absence.
ever in need of a medicine for Iiii fact, as politeness seems other version—at the rate of said. I don't want—hie—to lain is.
Those demo-rats who have
coughs and colds, for the past
long had a desire to vote for five years, and says. ''It al to be peculiar to them, it $16 to each person, just as take no 'vantage of ze state. W. B. Conncill >f. D. T. C. Biucklwtin
would be unnatural to them the^Freenman Bureau agents State ain't got no counsel—
Boone, N. C.
Z ion ville, N . 0.
Hon. Win. II. Morrison,of II ways helps me out. If any
distributed 40 acies and a
to be impolite.
iinois, for President were de one asks me what kind o f
mule t• > each contraband and what der 1 want with any?"
Cou nill & Blackburn.
The creed of the YValdeu- w a r d o f t h e n a t i o n , i n t h e
lighted with the news brought cough medicine 1 use, I reply,
from Illinois by ex-Congress Chamberlain's is the best, of sians is practically that of good old times just after the
\V. H. Nelson, who is in the
^VaibiQHO
Ot?!
all. 25 and 5t)c bottles for the Presbyterians of this war. in the flush times oi re drug business at Kingville
ioc
man Forman. Mr. Forman
sale bv W L. Bryan.
construction."
country. They are a God
Culls attended at a 11
Mo., has so much confidence
thinks the state will he cer
States ville Landmark. The news fearing, pious people and are
Last .June Dick Crawford in Chamberlain's Colic, Chol hours F^X
tain to send a solid Morrison
era and Diarrhoea Remedy
delegation to the National comes from Alabama and from very rigid in the observance brought his twolve-mothhs (hat he warrants every bot June 1, '98.
an apparently authentic source, of family worship. The doc old child, suffering from in
Convention, and speaking of
that the tree silver Democrats trine of the word is inculca fantile diarrhoea, to me. It tle and offers to refund the E. F. LOVI'LL. J. 0. FLETCHER.
his chances he said: "Colonel
had been weaned at 4 months money to any customer who
and the Populists of that State
Morrison has great natural h ive united and that this union ted in the minds of the chil old and had always been sick is not satisfied after using if.
strength as a candidate. He has been met by a combination dren at a very early age. l.y. I gave it the the visual Mr. Nelson takes no risk in do A T'l
Ollfrl'j5 LA H SAT
ing this because the remedy
has force and honesty and between the sound money ano- They are given a French tes treatment in such eases but is a certain cure for the dis
BOONE, N. 'J.
courage, and is of a pure, crats and the Republicans. One tament, to read as they mind ; without benefit. The child eases for which it is intended
the cows in.the pasture. It is: kept glowing thinner until
Special attention giyen
shag-back, hickory democra of these alliances is as legitimate
and he knows it. It isfor sale
to the eolletion of claim
an interesting scene to see it weighed but little more by W. L. Bryan.
cy which was plentiful in the as the other, and both wings ot
than when born, or perhaps
days of Andrew Jackson^- It the Democratic party will live to them as they assemble at the| ten pounds. I then started
Ointment
isn't so common now, but, regret that either was ever made. house of worship on the Sab-{ the father 10 givingOhamber Judge, Rep., had the other day Olmmberlain's Eyo and SItia Sore Eyes,
for Cfc\
bath, every man, woman and ij Iain's Uolr: f Cholera and Diar an amusing cartoon. McKinley, / Is a certain cure .-3s, Soreohic
inula. -<1
Nipples, Piles,
'
when discovered, is just as But the case shows the tendency
toward the reformatio) of party child of tliem coming in their i rhoea Bemedy. Before o n e Harrison and Reed were on a czcma, Tetior, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
popular as ever. Morrison
cents per Lox. I '.r sa;- by druggists.
bottle of,the 25 cent size had high fence straddling the finan
is a poor man too; his public lines. It the silver agitation keeps 3wn simpleminded, honest! been used a marked improve
TO HOKSI3 OWNERS.
cial issue. A silver leader was on Cor rul .irg u ho~se : n : fmo healthy conup another year and the finan way to worship the God who I
career hasn't made him rich.
ment was seen and its contin one side beckoning tlieni to conic p " on • -r Dr. Cady's Conditi-. Powders.
cial question is made the leading
He has armies of friends, too issue of the next campaign, we has not failed them and their ued use cured the child. Its that wa v, while a gold-hug was 11 ey tone upt: -? system, aid digestion, euro
loss of appetite, rc.'ieve constipation, correct
in Missouri, Arkansas, Tex are apt to see some strange fathers'in the hour of their weakness and puny constitu opposite offering invitation and kidney disorders and des 4 y worms, giving
fa
nc'7
an
over v. ked horse.
as Alabama -in fact all thro' sights and hear some strange deepest sorrow. The writer tion diappeared and.'ts the ! inducement to jump that way. oent3life topat;k.ild or For sale by druggists. 2ur
per
ge.
was forcibly impressed with ttier and my sell believe
the
and West. Protni sounds.
S
was sa e d b v t h i s ' T h e t h r e e s a t u n m o v e d , a n d
their piety when the first col
FOR OYSPFFSIA,
11 e n t Southern democrats
re ue dy. J 1'. Marlow, M. I)., when last heard from wen wait
Indigestion und stomanh disorders, take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
ony arrived; as soon as they
Children Cry f o r
i in a roe, III. For sale Jby W. ing, Jphn Sherman lias set a All dealers keep it, SI per bottle. Genuinehaa
have declare 1 thjfy thecan:!;p •v if).
trade-mark ? u crossed red lines oc wrappe*.
M
\
en a board
date shouf r^e - a western
straddling example,—Messenger.
W„ L. DOUGLAS
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f Does This II
Hit You? I
A Rare Opportunity
J. F M0RPHEW
Pitcher's Castona.
n
�ta»y—•- •
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
—ProUFraneum will close
LO L IIE \\ ATAIJG A DEMOCRAT. ^ his school at New River Acad
emy on the 12th. There will
1 3opyl year
$1.00 !
(i months
50 be a Deinorest contest, dia
logues and various interest
" 8 months
...
'S
ing and rtitertainiiig things.
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 inch 1 week
* 75
—Mr. Sam #1. Brawley and
1 " 1 month
175 little soli,-..Frank, of Granite
1
*1 D
7;
\ tl ®
3.00
Hill, passed through town
J , ? "
» 5.00
1 ' 1 year
- 7.00 last Saturday on their way
1 column 1 week
9 .00 to W. R. Lovill's, at Suther
J
"
1 month
13.50 land, a brother-in-law of Mr.
}
'
3 "
25.00
1
« "
......37.50 Bra «vley's.
1
1 year.
50 00
—We were glad to see our
•^r '
tf-Sj
m
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—The town commissioners
met this week and decided to
enforce to a letter the old by
laws, Pinching profanity on
the streets, shooting within
the corporate limits, stock
running at large, etc., etc.
If this is carried out. in full it
will be nice. Wade Woodriug
is the marshal and he says he
in ten is to work it for all it is
worth.
Teacher's Association.
I desire to say to the teachers
ot Watauga county that a Tea
cher's Association will be organ
ized at Boone, Saturday July
12. I earnestly entreat all teach
ers to be present. I teel confident
that, if all the teachers will at
tend, we will be mutually bene
fitted. We will meet at 10, a. m.
W. M. FKANCUM, CO. EX.
Did Y OU ever see a nicer pict
ure than this little one painted
by Sam Jones? "The most
beautiful sight fn the world is to
The great secret to success in having plenty of the port*
a family gathered around a
iif'arthstoiiP, with the head of forts of life is in knowing how and when to buy. First,
look ! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
the family reading his paper
or articles, you wish to buy. To those who ore interested
paid for in advance."
LOOK AM) E2AMIMSI
in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
money we most respectfully invite them to call on Us and
The editor of the Lincoln Cou examine our entire line of
rier is in distress. One day last
week a ten dollar cow destroyed
his hundred dollar garden, but
Consistingof Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, SSheeu igs
his neighbors did not forget him Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
In his time of trouble and sent tions, etc.
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
him some ol the necessaries ol
life. The Rutherfordton Demo but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
crat says that this ten dollarcow our prices, whether you buy or not.
probably damaged a ten thous
and dollar religion tor a short
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
time.
yon the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
Chamberlain'* is the pest of chant or merchants in the coiint.y, We do not quote prices
all. Vincent J. Barkl, ofDan- in on* advertisement from the fact therenre so many differ
bury, Iowa, has used Cham eut grades ot the same line of goods that it is almost im
berlain's Cough remedy.when possible to quote prices and at the same time describe the
ever in need of a medicine for goods so you will know the quality without examining for
coughs and colds, for the past- yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy our
five years, and sa.ys. "It al goods by selling on time, we sell to all tor the Pay'When
ways helps me out. If any They Receive The Good s consequently it enables us to sell
one asks me what kind o f goods for less money, All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
cough medicine I use, I reply, er will be convinced of the truth.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
Chamberlain's is the best of
BLACKBURN, CO7 7 It ELL & MILLER,
all. 25 and 50c bottles for
sale by W L. Br van.
April 4th, 1895
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
friend, J. S. Mast, Esq., of
Entered at the Postoffice at
Boone. N. C., as second-class Mast, in town Friday. His
health is much better t'lau a
mail matter.
few months ago and he re
ports his wife much improv
ed.
• -The cherry crop is a poor
- On last Sunday evening
«i;n
•p'tieV :
Fin Isabel, colored, while un
I ;TfT
—Deputy Collector J. (\ der the influence of 'corn liekHorton is in Mitchell county er,' fell on the steps of Cof
From the reporo of the
5tc
; > on business..
fey's hotel and broke h i s
r. *
schools, which is now made
—Mrs. Naomi Horton and arm above the wrist. Dr. out by Register of Deeds, we
Mfc :•
son, Ronda, of Lenoir, are Parlier attended him.
'f'J •?'.?
gather the following informa
—The recent refreshing show tion: Number of children in
visiting relatives in Boone.
. —Miss Alice Hodges, of Mid ers have made the growing the county between the ages
die Cane, is visiting her sis- crops liven up. Ttiis is a fair of six and twenty-one:
crop report: Corn, small, but White males,
( ter, Mrs. 1 YV. G. Todd.
2,220.
growing nicely; wheat, being- White females,
2,156.
-•Miss --Blair, daughter c u t i s e x c e l l e n t ; r y e , v e r y Colored males,
Children Cry for
82
im.fi 1 • of Dr. Blair, of Lenoir is vis
87. Pitcher's Castoria.
good; oats are good; mead Colored females
iting relatives on New River. ows extra.
Total,
4,545.
1 -N. N. Colvard has sold
Tim number of pupils en
-0
-Frank A. Clinard, of Hick rolled in the publsc schools:
the house and lot. where he or y, and
Pa rker, of Greens
1,813,
now lives to Salicitor Spain- boro, insurance agents, have White males,
Comprises the University. <he
White females.
1,609.
hour.
been in our town some days, Colored males,
34 College, the Law and Medical
f -J \ «
r {U 1 iS—bon't forget that the and inform us that they have Colored females,
52. school, and the Summer School
next session of Boone High succeeded fairly well in their The average attendance foi for Teachers. Tuition $60.00: 35
teachers, 471 Students. Address
• S c h o o l c o m m e n c e s o n t h e business while here.
Whites.
1,880, President Winston. Chapel Hill,
If you ate in earnest about wanting the host Monument
Colored,
67. N. C., for catalogugUe and hand6th of August.
—Public ExaminerFrancuin
I.
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hook 011 "University Education." or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
There are 65 school dis June 27th.
4
f —Our esteemed friend, M. w a s b u s y t h r e e d a y s t h i s
as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. 1 em
tricts for whites and 6 for col
' \Cb 1\& Harm an, of Sugar Grove, week examining teachers. He
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
ored. The whites had sixtywe are sorry to say, is in thinks that the teachers who
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
hree schools, the colored 4.
poor health.
have certificates can teach
O—_
^^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
The school property for the To the dwellers in the grassunder them, although the law
The wheat crop of the
whites is valued at $6,000, clad hills and low giten vales of and giye me a coll or write for prices.
A
J county, which is now being has changed and some hold the colored at $150. The Watauga; to the people who own
CStatesviBe, N, C.
' :
'"harvested, is very fine a n >• that certificates are void.
the flocks and herds
Lie
whites ha 1 nearly 12% weeks down in green oasturesthat • feed January 24th, 1895,
! v j '' t here is a large acreage.
and
—On Tuesday morning Jim school on the average, while
by the still .vaters," in the Land
—Wiley Swift will have Grimes and (Ting Horton, the colored a little more than of the Sky that I desire their bet
ter acquaintance. Iam selling
charge of Cove Creek Acade both colored, got into a quar 9% weeks.
rel over some frivolous mat
my next .year and we wish
ft CV
for him a''profitable session. ters, arid Grimes struck Hor
A horse kicked H. S. Sha in the town of Lenoir, and your
valued patronage isearnestly so
ton with a mattock breaking fer, of Freemyer House, Mid- licited. You cannot do better else
—We have just received a
dleborg, N. Y., on the knee, where. If you want a machine of
a rib and inflicting other in
Yes, the old year of 1894 is gone with allg its pleasures
fresh feu pply of sugars, coffees,
which laid him up in bed and
juries.
and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
ANY KIND,
J oatmeal, peanuts, etc. Black
caused the knee joint to be
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
—Deputy Marshal C'Rvard come stiff. A friend recommen I will order it for you at the bot way to do that is to oegin right and keep right the vear
burn, Cottrell and Miller.
tom of the market.
(led him to use Chamberlains
'7
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-^Prof. Francum granted brought in another magis Pain Balm, which he did, and If you want piping, belting, hose through.
You can do this by doing all your trading during the
certificates to the following: trate on last Sunday. This in two days was able to be a- saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
bricators, cant hooks, spindle
iMiss Ella Hendrix, Wiley one could not give a bond round. Mr. Shafer recommen oil. red engine oil, journal castor year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
eral merchandise, all at the
Swift, C- W. Culler and Tom and is now looking through (led it to others and says it oil, harness oil, cvlindey oil, sew
the bars. We a re sorry to say is excellent for any kind of ing machine oil, journal grease
Hampton.
that he is a democrat, but bruise or sprain. The same or any kind of grease come and
- -The venerable gentleman, democrats must not seP li remedy is also famous for its see me. If you want a first-class
I will sell for strict! ~>ay down during the vear 1895 bv
SEWING M A C HINE
cures of rheumatism. For sale
Dudley Farthing, of Beaver quor.
so doing 1 can sell yr - ich cheaper than on credit. For
• y,i
by Vv\ L. Bryan.
at 21c., by the side, good coffee
with all attachments for $22.00 instance good sole W
D a m a , who is now in his
or a good New Home sewing ma 20c. a lb sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25 >h—Bob Deal always has a
ninety-first year, is v e r y
chine. the best in the world, come mance 6% cts. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts bv 1 he
NOTICE.
good one in his spic.v paper,
Cri
feeble.
and see me. Why pay an ngent
crsh-'
The board of eount.v com for riding around and feeding a bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels
the Wilkesboro Chronicle.
mers. shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever s-en in th
—Joe B. Councill, one of Last week bis paper abound missioners of Watauga coun
team? Needles for any sewing
Col. Foik's law students at ed in wopderful tales. Like ty will be in session at t h e m a c h i n e i n t h e k n o w n w o r l d part of the county, very low. Call and see thein, you will
also hud a gooo lot of hardware. 1 can get vou on short
Blowing Bock, spent He vera the most of us, B OD leans sil- court house in Boone on Mon
an be Lent By Mail.*W* notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bisday July the 8th, 1895, for
days with his parents at Vilas \erward. but does not get
you want bar iron,
the purpose of revising the steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, bar sell and Chatanoogn bull-tongue plows water piping etc
rod
last week.
very heavily loaded with, the tax lists, All persons who iron, of every size known to civithink that their property as lized man, corrie and see me. Life
—Rev. D. C. Harman and bright metal.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, drv
sessments ought to be lower is too short to enumerate every hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices l'jease
.,j J- H. Afast, <)f Sugar Grove,
—Mr. James McMichael- ed, are requested to appear thing—come and see.
give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
stopped in for a few minutes
sou, of North Tonawanda, before 'he board and fi 1 e CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
on Monday to chat with the
JOHN M. 1IOUCK, Manager prosperous and happy New Year. I am
N* Y., after spending several their application.
editoi.
W. C. COFFEY.
Lenor, N. C. June 26.
days investigating the large
Yours Anxious to piease,
Chm. Bd. Co. Corns.
—The toll gate on the boundary of timber lands
Boone and Blowing Rock owned by W. L. Bryan in The Wilkesboro Chronicle had
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
turnpike will be moved in a Caldwell, Wilkes and Watau the following rat story in its
short time to within one mile ga, returned to Boone and last issue. "We have caught on
mn
to a good one, concerning the
and a half of Blowing Rock. is spending several days.
rat business. Our friend and
—Atty. R. N. Hackett, of
•Wanted: 1000 lbs o* el townsman Bill Smith who now
Wilkesboro, accompanied by
der flowers, bright, at 5 cts. lives in Elk township, bought a
A. 1). Cowles, of Gap Creek,
OT
per pound; 1,000 lbs. blood lot of corn a lew weeks ago. The It Is An Iron-clad Fact.
was in town last Thursday
root at 2 cts.; 1,000 lbs man lot when put up lost fall amoun
011 legal business.
drake at 1% cts.; 1,000 lbs. ted to sixty bushels. Bill risked
-—The Press and Carolini b a l m o n y o r s n a k e h e a d , the chance at $20. for the pile,
I have no goods to offer
Is now engaged m the manufacture and sale of o v
valu*
able medicme, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB VM
an thinks that if it advoca bright, at 3 cts. and 1,000 and we are informed by reliable
p a r t i e s t h a t o n r e m o v i n g t h e you, but I have the Cold, LINE, composed of the natural herbs of our inomit«in .:>rted the gold standard it lbs. mint leaves, bright, at
sec
corn there were 386 rats killed, Hard Cash to offer you for tion.
would soon not have a hun 3. cts. at Blackburn, Cottrell
making 3 1-2 bushels of rats.
o o Jhw wonderful medicine is highly recommended for r U.
dred subscribers.
BIRCH OIL,
and Miller's.
The amount of corn realized af
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all dis »ais »
GIN8ENG AND
sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine ItL
— The board of county com —Friends, we do not wish to ter being shelled out was exact
B E E S W A X
pure, simple, cheap nnd effective. It is recomr ended
missioners was in session on worry you. but we must again ly 9 pecks. It seems that there
At the highest maket prices. the physicians of the county, and is one of the best niedb
Monday equalizing the tax ask that you settle the amounts were more rats than corn."
1 muncines on the market.
assessment. Tuesday they you are due us on sbscription. A
Maxims of Life.
in T f n n T ed, 7! ne i s p u t U P i n packages with full directions
worked on school matters.
few of our frienbs heeded our call Keep good company or none.
^^7 hose having any of with full directions on each, Price M 00 BP,. rmnL-L
—Dr. W. P. Horton and la- in our last issue, and made settle Never be idle.
these articles to offer would post paid to any address. If you have L ver troub* 'Dv"
ments on Monday, but there are Cultivate your mind.
dy,ofNorthwilke8boro, spent
do well to see or wiite to me pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced thni
scores and scores of them who Make few promises.
we are not trying to humbug J on.
RKSPECTFTLPY,
last week with his brother,
at Blowing Rock, A. 6. 7 his
pass Us by. If you owe us pay Live up to your engagements.
7
II V
MOUNTAIN MKDICINL COMPANY
J. C. Horton, of New River. us. II you are up on the books
May SO, 189A.
Keep YOU own secrets. r
Zionville, N. C., Sept. 6,1894.
They retnrnec^Monday.
this is not intended for von.
Live within vour income.
•7. 11 JOHNSON.
LOCAL NEWS.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
University Of N. C.
Statesville Marble Works,
LET ME SAY
B. WEBB.
HARDWARE
HEW WA GBEETJHGS!
VERY OWES! PRICES.
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES-
look Here Friends!
This Is No Humbug!
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
ZIONVIILE NOMR0UNA, -
4
�The Watauga Democrat
FACTS FOR THE TIMES.
that we can't get something State but. will vote for a
®seee#eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee#es#e#e##eee#####s#s#
out ol nothing.
sound money man for Presi7 huivdaj July, 4, 1805
In 1873 when silver was de Parharons people use shells, dent, in advocating free
monetized, the silver dollar, skins, bps of wire omails for, silver iu the State they claim
Bad soda spoils good flour.
If .you want to learn all n- i 000,11 anybody have fount! money. People more ad vane j that the pofw will Mill hold •
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
^ M*DH*V^
bout finance and haveall the one > wn ® worth one dollar ed use iron or copf>er, then! on to fusion as heretofore
only in packages.
knottv probleinssolved which and ten cents—ten cents more silver and at last gold; which and by this tlmy will be able
Searing this trade mark yyhave distracted the minds of than a silver dollar. As I is the standard lor Europe to carry the State tgein. So
It casts no more than inferior package vda
oil our great men for many have repeatedly shown in and ourselves. Why should that we can have the benefit
—never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
years, you should listen to y o u r c o l u m n s , w e h a d n o t we take a step backward and of an another fusion legisla
Beware of imitation trade marks and hbrfr,
aire, leisome of our solons here a- had any U. S. silver dollars leave the company of Europe ture. Won't it »
and insist on packages
low countrymen?
mong the pops and others. in circulation between 1834 for that of Asia?
bearing these worts—
There is plenty of gold for
Here yon can learn how much and 1873.. At present we
A Hon-eIi"ld Treasure.
money per capita we ought have $56,000,000 silver dol all our needs. The production
of gold for 1894, as shown
D. \V. Fuller, of Canajoharie X
to have, how to get it and lars in circulation inthecoun
Y., says that In always keej>« I )r.
Made only CHURCH & CO., New Tort. Sold by poem e.erywhere,
how much silver is on hand try. So much for the wrong by the corrected figures of Kng's New Discovery in the
WMU for Am M tUnn.r M 1 nluM. Rxlpu- FREE.
the United States Mint, was ho is< j and his family has always
for each of us if it was only done to silver.
•HMtMMOOMlMOMMCetttMfMitlitMOO
Prosperity is returning to $181,510 000, an increase of found the very best results follow
coined into dollars. It would
$30,000,000 oyer that of its i se: that lie would not lie
seem from the talk that we our country. In your issue of
without it. if procurable, (j. A
1893
Dykeman, druggist, Fatskill, N.
hear that all that is needed the 20th ult. you report six
Will our silver friends note Y. Biys that Dr. King's New Dis
for us poor devils is to have instances of wages being ad
o—o—o—o
M
that the production of silver covery is undoubtedly the liest
A N.XOUNCh M LA T FOR 1895
the government of the United vanced from six to sixteen
is also somewhat greater cough remedy, that he has us
°I )pn - s Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes June 21 sfc
States to proceed at once to p e r c e n t , I n f a c e o f t h e s e
ed it in his family for eight years,
than that ol last yeai, and and t mt it lias never failed tndo 18 Jo
1 he second session will open Aug. 6th 1895 and
coin up all the bullion in the facts is it not a little foolish
this in spite of the low prices. all that is claimed for it. VVIiv fluHe Dec. 24th.
treasury and get it ready for to state that a parity of 16
FACULTY.
Every new steam engine and not try a remedy so long tried
distribution, and we are all 1 would bring back prosper
and tested. Trial bottle free tit
Rev. J H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss, J. May Yarboro
ous times? Will some silver every new railway in Mexico W. L. Dryan's.
ready and willing to accept j!
will be in charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
and South America cheapens
our part. This is the silver side ite explain how and why the
ments, and she will also have charge of the music depart
producing S'lver.
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeiu
The gold-hug or sound inon paying of double its value to the cost of
It is by no means certain
ployed as the school inav icquire.
every owner of silver bullion
t J
ey side tells us that if we have
TERMS.
would add to the wealth of that silver cannot be produe
free coinage it will ruin us ev
TUITION in the Primary Department $1.00
ed piofitnbly at p ratio of
erlastingly; that sil>er wil the rest of the people, who
HIGHER ENGLISH
,. .. $2 00.
drive out the gold, and that have IIO silyer bullion to sell? 50 to 1—that is, fifty pound?
AFADEMR 1
$2 50 to$3 00.
-MUSIC
...$2.50.
silver dollars will not be Will any advocate of free of silver to one of gold. I
Read the Stc dement of
coinage explain how this in fact silver may cease to be
Popular Teacher
worth b u t fifty cents a n d
Board in good families, inclndir g light, fuel and
one of the precious metals.
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 to $7.50,
great calamities will immedi creased wealth is to be given
Yours truly,
ately follow. The bi-rnetal- to the owners of silver hullFor any information not herein contained apply to the
CIVIS.
lists say give us plenty of ion, except at the cost of the
PI ineipnl, Boone, N. C.
Blowing Ro-k, June 26.
both and we will be happy tax-payers of the U. S ?
Tjr
Our free coinage friends are
We find that many advocates
Did You Ever
Children Cry for
of the different views of the advocating a theory which
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy
Pitcher's Castoria.
money question are like our they can see exemplified by for your troubles? If not, get
selves—know but littleabout going to to our neighboring bottle now and get relief. The
NOTICE.
. . . . . . . . j r f j j
it and cannot teach the true country, Mexico. Mexico has medicine has been found to he pc
culiarly adapted to the relief and
Having qualified as Admin
all the blessings of free coindoctrine to others. Wedesire
U7
*
" cure of all female complaints, ex
istratix of 0. YV. Duggerdcd.
to say, however, that we are »g -. Wages vary from ten erting a wonderful direct influ
late of Watango county, N. "Money Saved Is
a bi-metallist. Let the Gov to thirty-six cents per day, jence in giving strength and tone
('..this is to notify all persons
the . o r 8' a n 8 If you have lossof
having claims against the es
ernment coin both metals Mexican Money, which equals
r
an
five to eio-htPMii
TT va I appetite, constipation, headache,
tate of said deceased to ex
Mr. Geo. A. Zirkle
free at a ratio of 16 to 1 and tive to eighteen '•ents in U. S. fainting spells, or are nervous,
....0
hibit them to the undersign
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
let us all produce something money. I he average for the sleepless, excitable, melancholy
ed on or before the first day
o r t r °ubled with dizzy spells. EThe statements in the testimonial below are
with which to buy it. Then, arm labor docs not exceed
Owing to a recent change
familiar facte to the Immediate friends of Mr. of April 1896, or this notice
Geo. 'A. Zirkle, school teacher, of Mt. Iloreh,
in our opinion, times would twenty Mexican cents, about
will be placed in bar of their in our business, that is, from
Tenn., rery well known throughout the county,
ten cents of our money per guaranteed by its use. Large bot where he was bornand has always lived. Read K. recovery. All persons i n - the "Old Time" credit sys*
improve.
debted to said estate wil)
day, Any one who thinks r 'es only fifty cents at W.L.Bry "C. J. flood St Co., Lowell, Mass.:
Dear Sirs;—I believe in flood's Sarsapariila.
tem to a
that the gold standard in I an 8.
I will tell you why. I have Buffered from in please make immediate pay
Everybody ought to learn
herited scrofula from child hood. When 3T year* ment.
This the 1st day of
and get much profitableinfor ures the people of theUuited
of age, my eyes became strangely affected. I
The Democratic State Con eouM not read after sunset, and when I would April 1895.
mation as they grow older, States, should go to Mexico
E. C. HUGGER, Admrx.
vention of Kentucky has done close my eyes, I could not open them; but on
We are able to o f f e r you
whichever side I lay, on that side 1 could open
and a great many do. But and study there the differ
things somewhat funny. The my eye. This condition continued about two
A R BUCK LE S CO F FEE
there are very few of us who ence between the condition of
years, and was succeeded by
nominees for Governor and
their people and ours.
An Intolerable Itching
a t 24 cts per lb.;
improve on simple, every-dav
body and
had to have my
Since 1834 we have always most of the State officers are all over mytake shoe limbs. Iand scratch me.
Good green coffee at 20 cts.
matters. The public road
little boys
brushes
s t r o n g s i l v e r m e n . h u t t h e It was dreadfuL It continued a month and was
system will, in the future, at h a d a g o l d s t a n d a r d ; t h e
per lb; *
convention passed a resolu followed immediately by a tumor In the right
—BUT—
tide of my neck., as large as a small egg. I at
tract increased attention. silver!tea are asking us to
Extra ' C" s jgar a t 16 lbs."*
tion for sound money and •nee commenced taking physicians' prescrip
When we have to pay taxes change this to a silver stanCAN GIVE MILK
tions and continued tin I lost hope. In the mean
to the dollar; good, heavy
encloses Cleveland and Car time the tumor changed Its place to the imme
w i t h w h i c h t o k e e p u p t h e dard. The experiment is a
domestic at 7 cts per yard.
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol
lisle. W a t t Harden, the i t e m
lowed by others, tlTl stx bad formed and broken.
roads, we should consider it dangerous one. Why try it?
nee for Governor heat C. M. "Finally, three years ago, another large tu ICANTPLAY THE FIDDLE 6^ We have just received
As I have already shown, bi
an important matter. We
mor seated iteetf
my collar bona
But I can show you 30 cases of gent's and ladie's
Clay, the sound money candi and in six monthson the point ofway back on the
another half
will never have good roads metallism and free coinage at
a nice assortment of Staple shoes, and will sell them at
tone. Beth of them soon began to discharge
dace. Mr. Harden is said to and continued to do so ttll about seven months
and Fancy Groceries,such as prices to suit the buyer."Mb*
in our section as long as we 16 to 1 cannot both be had.
tried everything.
be an able man, and promis ago. Ioften so weak thatIncluding prescriptions.
I was
COFFEE,
use heavy wagons with tires Free coinage of silver means
(all and bee us and we will
es to make speeches in every
I CouM Scarcely Walk
SUGAR,
only two inches or less in silver basis; with silver as the
save you money.
^
and my mind was so conrused that I could
comity in jhe State. His op- scarcely attend to my business (school teachCHEESE,
width. Tires for a six horse only metalic money. Nocoun
CRACKERS,
prnent Gla.y will support • lD«>- 1 was utterly discouraged And now my
JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO
wagon ought to be six inches try that is on a silver basis
story draws to a close. I began the use of
CAKES,
Blowing Bock, Dec 12, 1894.
him cordially and it seems
broad, for a tour horse wag has any gold in circulation !
CANNED-BEEF,
that the Democrats will eta-t
on five inches and two horse Every gold standard coun
POTTED-HAM,
Hood's SaraaparlTla
try has a great deal of silver their ticket. Ohio politics are and took five bottles.a little less than a year ago,
SALMONS.
wagons at least four inches.
When
began
had no
in a big muddle both ns to faith hi it. In less than threeI months Iboth the
SARDINES,
in circulation.
If the people would adopt the
on my shoulder were healed ; 1 was
to Democrats and Republi sorestroublesome catarrh; and scrofulouscured
BUTTERNUTS,
-JSYof a
habit
These facts are notorious
broad tires for their wagons,
has
apparent
English wnlnut3, soft shell
cans. Silver and anti-silver moresteadily grown inless life, and am f weigh
than 1 ever did
my
t h e e x p e n s e o f k e e p i n g o u r and cannot be disproved by
INHALATION!
ed almonds, peanuts,raisins,
In the Best of Health,
oivide both parties.
roads in a good condition any open-minded man who
considering my constitution. Do yon wonder figs, canned tiuits, shoedress
1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
thH,t 1 Relieve in Hood's Sarsapartlla? I can do
would be, comparatively, wishes to understand the cur
no »e»s than recommend it everywhere and everf ing, inks, plain and fancy can
Last June Dick Crawford way. GEO. A. ZIRKLK, Mt H«reb, Tenn.
dies, fancy and 1 a u n d r y
small, but it will take a long rency question. What induce
brought his twelve-mothhs Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation, SOAPS,
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
time to get our people con ment is offered to the people old child, suffering from in biliousness, Jaundlo*, sick Ussdachs, Indigestion.
chitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Ha v_
MjLjm
TOBACCO,
vinced on this subject and to of the United States, to dis fantile diarrhoea, to m *. It
Fever Headache, Debility Klieu
SNUFF,
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
matiem, Neuralgia,
ha ve them change their old courage all business, check had been weaned at4 months
TURE.
CIGARS,
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
ideas. It seems to us that a the rising tide of prosperity old and had always been sick
CIGARETES,
Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
DISORDERS.
MATCHES,
team could haul a much hea and sink down to the finan l.y. I gave it the the usual
treatment in such eases but
A neat, attractive pamph
Horse and Cattle Powders,
vier load on a broad-tread cial level of Mexico? Vague without benefit. The child
talk will not answer. Let us kept glowing thinner until let,! 60 pages, with ornamen and many ol her articles too It has been in use for more than
wagon, than on one that
tal cover, devoted to the rec tedious to mention.
twenty years; thousands of pa
sinks deep in the road bed. know which of the particular it weighed but little more ord of the last Legislature,
tients have been treated, and ofi^Oome and see for your ver one thousand physicians have
Then why not consider tnis industries Is to be benefited than when born, or perhaps cheworst Legislature, save
ten pounds. I then started that of 1868. ever assembled selves.
used it and recommend it—a very
and adopt the broad tire and by the sudden change in val
significant fact.
t he father 10 giving Chamber in t he State. This book gives
£@**1 also keep a good line
save the road and teams. ues, and how it is to be so Iain's ("oil?, Cholera and Diai
benefitted without injuring r h o e a R e m e d y . B e f o r e o n e its record plainly and truth of Domestic Medicines
It is agreeable. There is no nau
This would also relieve the
fully. It gives factsand names
beT'All of my goods wil 1 be seous taste, nor sickening smell.
road hands from much ex the rest of the people of t h e bottle of the *25 cent size had and is thoroughly reliable. It
United States. Will some ad been used a marked improve has been prepaied by some s c l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e
tra labor and expense.
"Compound Oxygen—its mode
T
vocate of free siver at 16 to 1 j ment was seen and its contin of the best Democratic writ times, for PAY DOWN, but of Action and Besults," is the ti
The following item appear take the trouble to snlighten ned use cured the child. Its ers in the State.
LAWFUL HIGH ON A tle of a book of 200 pages pub
ed in the Raleigh papers re us? How is fr°e silver going weakness and puny constitu
lished by Drs. Starkey and Palen
Every patriot, every citi CREDIt.
which gives to all inquirers full
cently: "One young man won to put any dollars into our tion diappeured and its fa zen a n d every Democrat
When you come to the information as to this remarka
ther and myself believe the should have a copy.
a prize at the Agricultural pockets? If silver were as free
ble curative agent, and record of
child's life was saved by this
Price 10 cts. per copy post "Rock" coir.e and see me, and surpiising cures in a vide range
and Mechanical College last as water it would not be remedy. J. T. Marlow, M. D.,
it may be to our mutual ben
ol chronic cases—many of them
week who walked from his worth any more than water. Tarn a roe, III. For sale by YV. paid. Lower prices by the efit.
hundred, if not on sale at
after being abandoned to die br
mountain home to obtain an If the United States Govern L. Bryan.
bookstore or drugstore ad Thanking my friends for other physicians. Will be mailed
education. He arrived in ment should give away three
dress E. M. Uzzell. Printer past patronage, and hoping on application.
Raleigh without money. He hundred millions of dollars
It is claimed that 90 per and Binder, Raleigh, N. C.
to merit it in thefutore, lam
May 30, t f
was determined to have an of silver somebody must pay cent of the democrats of N.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
education. Such determina for the cost, of this gift. That C . a r e f o r t r e e s i l v e r , a n d
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
J. B. CLARKE.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
Children Cry for
tion will always achieve suc
somebody is Mr. Tax-payer. that the republicans will adBlowing Rock, April 10, '95. Please mention this paper.
cess."
We must always lemetnber vocate free silver in the Pitcher's Castoria.
fid it or Democrat:
: AVOID Bulk Soda!
1 ARM AND HAMMER SODA
B0OHE HIGH SCHOOL.
I Believe in Hood's
inherited Scrofula Cured
Do You Went taj?
Money Made."
4
CASH BASIS
A cow can't pick the banjo.
Hood's
Cures
treatment
Drs. Slarkey & Palen,
•)
/
�The WataapEsmoorat
Miraculous Cures,
A Question for Mr, Ca lisle's Fo.iowers
CO CO CO CO c
j Winston Iiepublienn.
Thegokl bug papers are quoSaturday night Dr. Leo'
j ting from1 Mr.• Carlisle tlie stateA DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, Pavilion grounds were crow
^
JL avjiion
crow~
devotdd to the interest ot Coun-, t j e o wtthnnexnertanf Miranw' ment that "the holders of gold,
ty Stat, ano Nation PuUImhed
> v otom prom |owners of silv -r mine*, t hei
1
— ( ) everv Thursday
{none. \\ a
, .
every T l'irsdfi v at Boone, IVai • ,
f • ^
:
taugaCounty. N.0.
111e .it cations,aiiiglsoluuiea. holders ot silver bullion and tlu
I he center ot interest was b r o k e r s a n d s p e c u l a t q g s i n t h e
Frank Wright, a Fourteen- stock of silver mining companies
Small Inventions.
year old white boy, residing are the only parties to be bene
in South Fork township, this fitted by tree silver cofnage."
Among the remarkably prof county, who had for 8 years
for Infants and Children.
Will the faithful friends who are j
itable small inventions is an been a sufferer from ir.flamare-echoing this statement of Mr. i
5 Q - b a - s r g - r . ^ f o r , o f C a s t o r i a -writh t h e p a t r o n a g e o f
ingetiious automatic shading tory rheumatism, and from
Carlisle's please explain whv the!
pen for which the inventor j s Constant misery presented a
millions o? porvpflg, pormit m to .peak of it without guessing.
gold-bugs, composing the Cham
It is nnqaestionauty the beat remedy for Infants and Children
said to receive $50,000, a wan appearance and vv e a k ber ot Commerce of \eu York, i
and wasted physically. As
the world haa ever taoiro. It is harmless. Children
it. It
year. This pen is used in en
on previous occasions the pa are sending circulars to merch
gives them Loauih. Ji voU
tlieir liy eg . In it Mothers have
grossing and makes it possi
rient was carried to the plat ants in every town and at every !
someffcir-s wMcb. iu ahsolateiy snfe and prp.ciiog.iiy porfcct aa
ble to use four colors at the
form and fully fifteen persons cross-roads in the United SiaPs,
child's mef" Wne,
same time.
warning them of the danger of
,
,
upon request arose as a conrn ,
Cf!.f*togia.
Wore.3.
free coinage, when these same
1 he glass lemon squeezer. M
.*
• ,
,
f ,
J .
...
.
.
ru ination of their knowledge
Caalori<% allsys 5f*;vay3shr,£ao.
f
gold-bugs expert to double their
familiar to everybody, is one
of his pitiable condition. The money under a free coinage law?
Castoria yrevegts vcrjLffjyig Sott-? Curd.
of the simplest of them all. It
piinciple trouble with young
If it be t r i e t h a t free coinage
Castoria curgu Sicvrh.-Ba and tTind Colic.
has the merits of working
Wright was that his knees, w i l l d o u l J e t h e i r c a p i t a l , w i l l
Cn'Aovlp. rollovc-ri Teething Treaties.
well, being easy to ke°pHean
and Fgs to all appearances souie one explain what motive
Caetcria* cures Constipation and Flatnleney.
and never getting out of or
were as stiff as a poker. For these same bondholders and gold
Castoria jien*rali;v»s
effects o? enrnonio acid gaa or poisonons air.
der. The purchaser paid fif
twenty minures by the watch, hoarders have for subscribing
Castoria does not contain icorpfrlne, opi am, or other narcotic property.
ty thousand dollars for it.
Dr, Leo applied his liniment funds ro print all but two or three
Castoria assiWctcs five food, rapal?tea the stomach and bowels.
A novelty in an automatic
and rubbed theeffm tal parts. eolums of country newspapers
giving healthy and ziatnral sleop.
ink-stand is another exam
The hoy then raised his feet f ee o' charge and furnish the p-iCastoria is pat op in one-size boOtes only. It is not sold in hulk.
pie. This keeps an equal sup
to the chair*, stood and walk per besides?—Messenger.
Don . alloy?- any one to sr.ll yon aTiythiug else on the plea or promise
ply of clear ink always ready
ed about the stageand down
that it, m ,1i"t as good " azad ''\7ill answer every purpose."
for the pm. It is said that
Child sen Cry fcr
and up the steps and in a
See that yon gat C-A"S-T«Q-I£"T^A.
$200,000 have been realized
pair pi new shoes printed Pitcher's Castoria,
by this.
T*yv fae-similo
is on every
by Mir Doctor with apparent
aga- Aure of
An automatic funnel was
wrapper,
ease.and free from all pain.
Blood and Skin Diseases
sold for $57,000; a knitting
The Doctor then broke his
Tills IS NO IT C M
machine has earned millions: cf'Utches, as these were ol no
Children Gry for Pitcher's Castoria.
liCGTO DRAW
a squirt bbiitonniere orings further use to his patient and
royalties of $12,000 a year. pio -eeded to make a proposi
TRADE!
Among the inventions which
tion, in effect, Hint t he lad , BOTANIC BLOOD BAL7F never fails
'N
York World: Tim in
to cure all manner of Blood and Skin dis
itispromistd wcnld realize
cast-3. It is the great
was the son of a widowed |t and purifyinv Remedy, Southern building uj crease in wages in nil the co
and cures all mannei
a fortune are a key board
,
As
1
mother, was in destitute cir | of skin andisblood diseases. and a building J ton nulls nt Fail River is an
I Mt'A a u sum ESS.
up tonic it without, a rival,
absolutely
type writer which could he
! beyond comparison with any other similar J o t h e r s e v e r e b i o w t o t h e c a
cumstances, and needed aid ! remedy ever offered to the public. It is a
sold for t:\vetit.y-five dollars;
panacea for all ill,- resulting from impure S < j » 1 1 : t v h o w j a r s . R e f u r n i m
-o—
un f il hecould regain strengt h , blood, or an impoverished condition of the
J Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and
prosperity has no regard foi tent business conducted for MODERATE Fall Pat-J
a device made to deaden the
human system. A single bottle will demon
EES.
'
sufficient to work, and sug strateits paramount virtues.
ihe hellngs of false prophets I OON OFFICE is OPPOSITE U.S. PATENT OFFICE* 1 rom now until the first day
noise made by the tyewriter;
>a:td v.e can secure patent in less time than those'
gested that a collection be
iS^Send fcr free book of Wonderful Cures.
t remote from Washington.
j
a way of making kerosene o
S _ Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-J of a Aprill will sell m.ystock .if
taken up in his behalf. If 1 Price, $1.00 per large bottle; $5.00 for six
pion. We advise, if patentable or not, free ofj
bottles.
dorlesss; a cheap envelope
Jchr.rge, Our fee not due till patent is secured. ,
met a hearty response ami
5 A PAMPHLET , " How to Obtain Patents," wif.ht
For sale by druggists; if not send to us,
which can not be opened with
jcost of same in the U. S. and foreign Countries J
be sent
ysent free. Address,
Dr. Leo opened conti i but ions 11 and medicine will Addressfreight prepaid on
receipt of price.
TO
out detection; a time stamp
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
with a dollar. Nearly fifteen
IC.A.SNOW&CO,
for street letter boxes, show
OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
N0
dollars were raised and pre
EASILY MADE.
ing time of deposits of let
sented to Wi iglit, whosegrat
We wrut many r-.x-n, women, bovr and girls tr
*
&'¥*s\
h il u * it
1,-jt S I- ft f' Ir'A fctffe:
ters.
work for us a ft-tv boars daily, rglu 1; and arounc A COMPLETE NEWS A Vifieation over his cure a u d
their.own homes The business is
pleasant PER
There is, of course, great
strictly honorable, uud pavs better tin n aiiyothe"
generosity manifested were
The Prhlo of the North Carloh
c.fered agents. Von I: • v:• a clear I < HI and IK
field for inventions usefu- ii
na Press."
At "*0 per cent above
competition. Ilxperieiire and rp( <inl ability HE
visibly deep and sincere. The
the honshold*. Ajslioe polish
necessary, "fo caj»it..l r quired. Ff c quip yet'
proceedings at times, espec
wl li everything tliai vo;i need, treat ton wqll Do you want to aid in building
ing machine would conferand li- Ip vou to earn t -i tinu s ndinar. vapbs up a paper that /shall reflect the
1 j
Eiv
ially the first steps of this pa
Women do ns well us men, ami inns end girl'
much happiness and greatly
sustain ;.l its reputation for
<>
rnvwltere. ran do the ( reatest credit 011 North Carolitient, was.g'neted with loud 0 Hasbeing toe standard remedy 18 years 4> m ike good p i-.-. Ar •
as
for the
im pro ve t he genera 1 a p [>ea r
$ quick and permanent cure of Rbeuma- & wor-c '-.4j accord , f-.-'i->v f ur i ?nie ami sim j na, no matter where it aiav br
tisin, Qou Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
pie di'
•.
enr.-Iy
Tlltm
applause. Dr..Leo announce 1 • It-is endorsed by thousands of Phvsi <i> you a gi-c iondc-'i Morm-st -kK«will f'.ing i- bring \I r/'f ? 11'*1 I patrOliiZ©
a nee of the community.
"9
,t>
if
of m<un
PI- '.FLLO' IS 1
L-.-^TP
c>- cians. Publishers and 1'atietiis. It is A> tt'i'i gv-at d<- nan !, Wn'p for our j 1111 pl-let 1 he U lhnmgton Messengei
purely vegetable and bui-Ids up from the
1 he great bar to the liappi that his hips were also affect
• u>>r:'i •>. >'0 hern
first dose. It never f tils to < tire.
A ci -culu-, -uri roe
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Vrice is one dollar a bottle, or six «£ done it you couchwc ot ic go or; witlt the Do you want a reliable papei
ness of the average pipesmo ed and next dav he would
bottles for five doll- •>. Our lO-yagePitm- v j bll-Jnc-,3.
cure t hat port ion of his body.
phiet sent Free in- Mt il. A idioss,
ker is the difficulty o v clean
n-r
g n Co.. giving you all the news of tin
world—a Democratic ncwspapei
Ouratig's Bhsynialia Basnedj Do.
ing the instrument. As yet
Box 4ec s
that equals the best-has tin
1316 L Street, Waslhnfjion,- D. C.
it caiinot be done without
It Durnntj's Liver i'iifs arc the best on
cirgest circulation, and has foi
J earth. They act with 011 etise that makes
twenty-one years * been I ]iar1
much unpleasant labor. A
T them a household bl ?-ing.
4
% mcu 25 CT8. PEit E0X, .<• 5 B0ZBS FOB $1. >
and faotorin thegi'owth end devpipe that will not foul will
^
FOR SALE
ItSuOUISTS.
3v
vftlopniei.it of the Old
North
make a fortune.—Ex.
St ate? Then subsorbe for
BRYAN'S rOM W J
1
SAY!
Always . . .
Cured.
w
CLOTHING
PER DAV
20
OVERCOATS
? HANG'S
COST!
Bnckleu'8 Arnica Sa'vo.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fever sores, tetb-r, chapped lianas
chilblains, corns, and all shin
eruptions, and positively cures
piles,.or no pay required. IT is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by W. L. Bryan.
if
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift—health.
If you arefeelim
out sorts, weak
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
mid generally ex
TURE.
hausted, netvous,
have no appetite
and can't work,
Buy Ono, Ouly Twi Cents.
begin atoncetaking the most relia-,
fcle strengthening
A rmat, attractive pamph
medicine,which is ,
Brown 'a Iron Bit
let.160 pages. with oi*na men
ters. A few bot
tal cover, devoted to the rec : •
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
ord ol the last Legislature,
very first dose—it (
•won't stain. your
fheworst Legislature, wsave
teeth, and y it's
pleasant to take.
that of 1808.'ever assembled ^
im
in the State. This book gives
It Cures
its record plainly and truth
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
fully. It gives facts and names
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
and is thoroughly reliable. It
J
'Constipation, Bad Blood
has been prepaied bv some
»Malaria,
Nervous ailments«
of the best Democratic writ
Women's complaints.
,1
ers in t lie State.
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- *,
Every patriot, every citi
stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we
will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
zen a m i e v e r y D e m o c r a t
Fair Views and book—free
, .BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD.
should ha ve a copy.
Price 10 cts. per copy post
paid. Low'-u* prices by the
LAND SALE.
hundred. If not. on sale at
By virtue
bookstore oi- drugstore ad contained inof the power of sfiha (criuiu niongcigc
dress E. M. I zzell. Printer deed executed by J. C. Jirewcr to
and Binder. Raleigh, N. i.
W. U. doucH, and duly registort
May 30, t f
in tlie office of the Bcginter d ;
Deeds of Watauga county, in
Boone, N. C., I will sell for* cash
it the court house door iu Room
on Monday* the 12th day of Au
gust, 1895. at 12 o'ehx k fx!., oru
When Baby was sfck, we ga ve her Castoria,
hundred acres of land lying in Wa
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
lauga comity on the waters ol
When, she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
Banner Elk and adjoining t h e
lands ol .farr.es Shook and oth
ers. This June 1.5th, L-1 5.
B. (j ('iHsR. \ \ lv\
Brown's
•Iron
: Bitters
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
THE
me ^ | H g i P r KES,
MITCHELL'S
IlYE-PM ¥F
SsUii fe BBK
£# x\
Y2 K.I3
(fknc»a»i
• rjTkn f^rtismrn
bhi g.iGiAi'Y" 1 yifilAll POWbcB
EFT DOSSED BY
r r,-5.- ^ 5
-y"y> p jj p
1
-A • -L : .n, t>,
;• Ic-fli -r.l T; -,.
-t "wna University
: , ..lev. c-ir.-ful-snalysi^
.r\TO T.^rlur n,l.r
i, ,-«l>..,mT^rPPowder,
i^fiCBuneadsnto tlio
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy toe
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Hestering the Sight of the Qld.
,
Cures Year Drops, Granulation? Stye
. Tumors, Red Eyes, Rfatted Eya Lashes,
15D FRODcClSfi qriCK BELIEF AID FERHJ1E5T CI BP, j
Also, equally efiQcaclom when nited in otbr.-r j
maladies, sneh ns Ulcera. PcjTOr 9nrei->
TNNIJIRB,in--ammation exists, M'£ TCH3&L&..X/ '1
CLLR Wherever ^A!T R*REA-.J«,
S4/A-23 may be iw ' 'oodvantsxa
Sold ii j a'J '**•'»
•5 Cents,
T/ SOUTH::Hu FAVORITE"
A
1
Roofing Paints^
iron Roof"'U i
)
Troughs, Gutters f.nd Spouting m
' r AAii form.3 of Sheet Metal for BuQ&K >
X („ ' OM FLETE AND READY \ J
e. >.pLY V. HEN SHIPPED./ ?
i
>
WE V J A N T
-AN—
> #4 tSSZSBi r"
5 H if** 12" p\P ^r 3 3
* 'A
1&21,
. ^•j®rKotic workman to
our materials
> j v."i i AFl'LY
solicited• writo for 1
One tht'tti fjnys for tht
out* viviv. - i.
/:• CO., Cincinnati. Ohio.}
'A3LISHED 13*?
$2.1;D
Lhc weekly "Transcript Mes
-o
sengor," (the largest and
best ju.per in the State) 9 If yon don't think I mean it
months on trial for $1.00
come and look through mv
LtLsll ill advailCC. Dotl'i
papers are large Eight-Page
|sheets. Send Postal (.'arc
i u it-li theaUdi** ss ol five per
sons and receive sample co,>- 0 xvont cost you one rent if
i -no O I 1H E XI
Turn
I
MESSENGER.
you dont purchase.
Ij
] 8 t. 1888. tf.
STOCK
TAKE THE
. Jliicago and Alton R, R,
Wsst and Northwest.
-Vi:o; ,z:.c:rK run POWERFUL.
V CR Want tt A&- irsosr For It.
NSIV ORLEANS,
LA.
S S3,
lohuiic Weather Boarding,
C'QRijilate Goi iings,
Corrugated Sheeting,
i
WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Fampaign Rates:
The "Daily Messenger/' by
mail, 4 months on trial, foi
1 have a large stock and
want to get rid of it before
spring.
GOING
PALL AND LOOK!
^ Emigrants going to any ol the
-o\\ i'stern Sta tes or Territories
iviu save time and money going I would call your attention
via. (Chicago Jind Alton route,
v.lncago
route.
to the big cut in prices in my
fci.-^ the quickest route to
t
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
other Iires
PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ing-fbo, Oregon, Utah
and Cgiifornia.
finest nnd liest Equijtpeo
liond in the West.
Only line running Solid Vewti
>u 1 ti-ains oetween St. Louis
and Kansas itv.
lie iudiig iair cars an(1 Tour
integers ee-icf extra, charge.
I will mee pnrti.'S at any railroad sta tion wi ty through tickets
and baggage cheeks.
For full information, maps and
des rip ive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
B. A. NEXVLAXD,
Traveling* Passenger Agt..
19 Pat (on Ave., Asheviile, N. C
J . PHARLTON, (J. P . A
Chicago, III
RESPECTFULLY
W. L. MIYA\
i
3MKEUEA,
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SEBBP-
VOL 7
BOONE.
ml*
ATA UGA
COUNTY, N. C.
tnulisuA Y
JULY, H I S9o,
NO. 38.
WASHINGTON
L E T T E R . material reduction of force
Light, More Light.
North Cai'oliua.
They Mean to Resist.
in the pension office,seventyI t is pleasant t o turn for a Biblica Recorder.
Of four hundred druggists
from our Regular Corresponded
0UCLAS
IS THE BEST.
six clerks in t h a t office Lad moment from the coinage
Bey. Levi Branson is revi <n the Htate less than twenty
FIT FOR A KINS'.
. CORDOVAN,
The democratic party looks their salaries reduced in or warfare and read in the Red sing his business directory of have paid the fifty d t l l a r
FRENCH &ENAMELLED CALF.
der t o bring the salary t o t a l Sprins Citizen t h a t " l a s t Sun the State.
;4. s 3.y FINECAUF&KANGAROS
s t a t e license mentioned in
more like a winner today
* 3.50 P0LICE.3SOLES.
The United States Govern last week's paper. From all
t h a n i t h a s a t a n y t i m e inside of the appropriation. da.> Rev. C. W. Smith preach
$2 SP$2. WORK) NSM EN '
: EXTRA FINEMy ! what a splutter those ed a very uniquesermonfrom ment will make another a t sections come reports t h a t
since the disastrous Congress
BOYSSCHOCI SHQESs
ional disaster last November. lame ducks a r e making in the twenty-first chapter of tempt t o build a light house the lawyers,doctors,dentists
LADIESfhe pond of fhe Coast and Revelations. T h e sermon a t Diamond Shoals off H a t and hoarding-house keepers
The country is daily becom
Geodetic Survey, although was a reply t o an editorial terns, $1,000,000 having a r e in a frame of mind aSEND FOR CATALOGUE
ing prosperous, a n d , j u s t a s
'BROCKTON,.MASS.
L-DOUGLAgi
General Duffield's gun was t h a t appeared in the Messen been appropriated for t h a t gainst paying the taxes laid
Over One Million ~ fle
People wear tho
floating voters heln the dem
upon tT>mn by the meddle W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
ocratic party responsible,for not very heavily charged. ger a Sunday o r two a g o a s purpose.
Every one who is a t all fa t o the size of the heavenly
Agent J . L . M. Curry, of some legislature t h a t flocked All our shoes are equally satisfactory
the hard times, which were
They give the best value for the money.
miliar with the different city. The calculations in the t h e Peabody Educational into Raleigh last winter.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
a natural consequence of the
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
phases of official life in Wash sermon were very ponderous, Fund sent sent Supt. Scar
I t is stated that. Congress From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
the thirty years of republi
ington has noted the air of of course, and staggered the borough $1,000 last week for man Linney paid his lawyer's If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold btf
can class legislation, t h e
Dealers everywhere, Wanted, agent td
proprietorship which is as imagination in their immen* institute work; but a s under t a x of ten dollars under pro take exclusive sale for this vicinity*
same class of voters will next
sumed by many of the men sity. The conclusion w a s the present law there is no test and declared his belief Write at ouec.
year give the democratic
who a r e employed in the al t h a t there will be a room for appropriation of funds for in t h a t the act could not stand,
o n r t y credit for their in
leged scientific branches of every inhabitant of earth 1 9 stitutes, the amounr, will be i n a s m u c h a s i t h a d n e v e r
creased prosperity, a n d in
the government. The men feet square, with a surplus divided among the six S t a t e been ratified.
t h a t they will he right. The
draw salaries running from sufficient t o accommodate Normal Schools for negroes.
We don't care how loud
treasury, t o o , is beginning
$2,000 to $0,000 a year, and the peop'e of eleven thousand
A Northern and Western the howling waxes. The peo
t o feel the increase in t h e
have been in office from ten worlds a s big a s this."
Company has bought for ple are beginning t o feel the
country's prosperity. T h e
t o forty years, and a r e most
We are coy a b o u t figures $21,000 a tract of 1,030 a- devilment perpetrated by the
revenues for the month of
ly well-to-do and some of of any sort these days, fear cres of farming lands in the crowd for whom they 1 e t
dune were f2,000.000 in ex
The management of tile
them actually rich. The ma ing lest we run up on 1 6 t o l . extreme western p a r t of the down the bars last year. The
cess of the expenditures some
Equitable Life Assurance
jority of them come and g o In the foregoing there is noth state, and will probably set druggists, and lawyers, and
Society in the Department of
thing t h a t h a s not occurred
when they please and spend ing t o suggest the coinage ra tle a South Dakota colony d o c t o r s a n d d e n t i s t s , a n d
£ the Carolina?, wishes to se
t i r quite a. while before.
more time working for pri tio, but we have the highly on it.
hoarding-hotise keepers and
cure a few Special Resident
Rut, the principal reason
vate parties than they d o interesting stacemeril t. h a t
Statesville has been ad van the public school teacherrs
Agents. Those who are fitted
why the democratic party is
working for the government. there will he a room in heav ned from a third to a second make a strong combination,
for this work will find this
again looking like a winner,
They have succeeded f a i r y en "for every inhabitant of class post office.
a n d if t h e y m a k e u p t h e i r
is t h a t its members a r e in all
well in the past in muzzling earth nineteen feet square "
Mrs. M. J . Hail, of AMie minds t o raisethunderabout
directions a r e announcing
criticism by caling the crit We assume t h a t there will be county, w h o died recently the assault with intent t o
It is work, however, and those
their intention t o gettogeth
who succeed best in it possess
ics ignorant and accusing rooms also for inhabitants left $1,500 in her will forbuil commit roboer.y which the
or, The split which many
character, mature judgment,
them of being unable t o ap of lesser size, though we wish ding a Methodist church a t last legislature perpetrated
foresaw and others feared a s
tact, perseverance, and the
preciate or understand the the Rev. Mr. Smith had been •lefterson.
upon them, why, thunder will
a result of t h e silver fight
respect of their community.
importance of the work done a little more explicit upon
The Directors of the S t a t e he raised and there will be a
w i t h i n t h e p a r l y l i n e s w i l l by the scientific employees of
Think this matter over care
this point.- -Charlotte Obser Normal and Industrial have liberal admixture of lightning
fully. There's an unusual
n o t materialize, unless some
the government, but t h a t ver.
decided t o purchase 1 1 2 acres along with i t too.
opening for somebody. If it
of theshrewdest men in t h e
cry is beginning t o fail and
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Let them raise it.
of land adjoining the present
p a r t y are mistaken iri their criticisms a r e becoming more
News and Observer: Some property of the institution,
ther information on request.
What d o the professional
calculations. The fight isn't frequent. Rut t o return t o
lays a g o we printed a state a t a cost of $12,000.
W- J. Roddey, Manager,
men, and hotel proprietors,
over bv a n y means, hut ir. is those lame ducks and their
ment t h a t the Populists in a
Rock Hill, S. C.
Dr. Maynard, appointed by and teachers of Gaston coun
asserted by prominent silver spluttering. In accordance
certain county in Mississippi the Legislature, is recogniz ty think of t h a t legislative
a nd anti-silver democrats with authority conferred by
t h a t it will be over when the the l a s t Congress, General had abandoned their organi ed by authorities a s quaran crowd anyhow? — Gastonia
PROFESSIONAL.
zation and had joined t h e tine physician a t Wilming Gazette.
N a t i o n a l C o n v e n t i o n s h a l l Duffield, Superintendent of
h a v e acted upon it; and t h a t the Coast and Geodetic Sur Democratic ticket. A tele ton but former incumbent DrW. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
RcckUss Thougughtlessness,
t h e platform adopted by the vey, has reorganized t h a t gram t o the New Orleans Curtis, is expected t o test his
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
The judge of a western
convention and the national bureau. He dropped six Times-Democrat conveys the hold.
intelligence t h a t the Popu
A ruby mine is being devel court, in order t o secure a sa
Boone, N. U.
ticket nominated will he loy employees, two of whom had
lists of Madison county had oped near Franklin.
fer and more civilized condi
ally supported by the silver been in office forty years, and
done likewise, having "deci
W. B. UtXJNOILL, M. 1>.
Prof. W. A. Withers of the tion ot affairs in the court
and anti-silver democrats. In
they and all their numerous ded t o abandon their party, S t a t e College of Agriculture room, asked the twelve jury
Boone; N. C.
niher words both sides will
social connections have hefight t o carry the conven gun t o yell a s though some horse, foot and dragoon and a n d M e c h a n i c a l A r t s , h a s men and the fen lawyers pres Resident Physician. Offic
pledged themselves to vote been appointed crop statisti e n t t o place their pistols in a on King Street north ofPos '
tion. and will accept the de
body had pulled the plug o u t the Democratic ticket entire cian for North and South Car p i l e i n t h e c o r n e r o f t h e Office.
cision of the convention.
of the bottom of t h e world
olina, a t a salary of $900 a room, hut there seemed t o
Another reason why t h e and t h a t the whole business both S t a t e and county."
be some hesitancy in comply
year.
democratic party looks like
would be settled on the mud
The March number of the The Charlotte and Newbern ing with the request; and the
a winner may he found in
d y bottom of obliyion in a "Church in China," contains division of the Naval Reserve judge insisted.
A17 ORNEY A1 LAW,
existing republican dissen
few hours. The scientific some extracts from an artic has suspended.*
- - - - N. 0
"If your honor will put his MARION, sion. The republican p a r t y
branches of the government le on "Medicine in China," by
down first' suggested thefore
Twenty-two young m e n
—(o)—
in the great states of Penn
a r e the roughly alarmed t o Dr. ftuvoong, a Chinese gen graduated a t the S t a t e Ag man of the jury, " I guess the
sylvania, Ohio and N. Y;, is
discover t h a t their employ tleman who received his med ricultural and Mechanical Col balance of ns will follow suit. Will practice in the courts o
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDowi
divided into two bitterly bos
ees d o not own the whole ical degree in the City of New lege recently.
and all other counties in the
"Certainly, gents." replied
tile camps, warring, not for
ft^"Spccial ttfen
outfit. But the government Yoric,. He says medicine, a s
his honor, and laid his gun western districtthe .collection o'
a principle, b u t for the su
tion given to
General Taylor's Last Battle.
still lives, and General Duf practiced by the Chinese, is
down in the corner.
laims.°®6
premacy of personal bosses.
field has no idea of apolo in a deplorable state. If a The battle of Buena Vista was
In a few minutes all t h e
Ohile democrats are hard
gizing t o o r of reinstating man dies, i t is not for medi Gen. Taylor's last engagement others had done the same,ex W. B. Councill M. 1). T. Ct Blackburn*
ly sanguine enough t o expect
Booue, N. C.
ZionVille, X. C.
anybody. He believes the cine and c ugs, for the drug dining the war, but it had turn cepting the sheriff and his
t h e fight between the Quay
ed him into a hero. It was also
changes made were for t h e gists conscientiously collect
deputy, who was not includ
and anti-Quay factions in
good of the service, and he with much expense and la- the means of bringing about a ed, and twenty pistols were
family reconciliation. In 1835
Pennsylvania t o result i n
ought to know.
bur, tiger's bones, bears legs, Jefferson Davis, a Lieut. Gen. in r e p o s i n g p e a c e f u l l y o n t h e
t h e electoral vote of t h a t
h a r t ' s horns, etc. Tiger's Taylor,s army, had won the love floor.
VSf Calls attended at all
s t a t e being cast for the dem
L a s t June Dick Crawford bonfjs ground into a powder
of the general's oldest daughter
"Now gents," said his hon hoilrs.'a@&
ocratic candidates, they cer brought hit, twelve-months
tainly have g o o I reasons t o old child, suffering from in a r e use 1 in plaster for inter Sarah. The father not being fa or, suddenly whipping out a lune I , '93.
hope t h a t the wrangling be fantile diarrhoea, t o me. I t nal injuries. Bear's paivs a r e vorable to the marriage, the gun, " t h e first man t h a t goes
boiled t o a jelly and used a s young couple eloped. Gen. 'Tay near t h a t pile gets i t in the E. F. T.OVILL. J. C. FLETCHER,
tween the followers of Forea- had been weaned a t 4 months
old and had always been sick a powerful alterative for the lor grieved and incensed, forbad neck."
ker and those of Sherman ly. I gave it the the usual
them his house. In less than a
In a n instant every man's
a n d McKinley, in Ohio, and treatment in such cases but weak and aged. H a r t ' s horns year the young wife died with
a r e sawn into thin disks and
hand went t o his other hip A T1ORNL YS A T LA IF,
of P i a t t and miti-Piatt Re without benefit. The child
out having hab any expression
BOONE, N. 0 .
publicans in New York will kept growing thinner until given for renewing wasted vi of her father's pardon. This pocket, and a s his honordivit weighed but little more tality.—Ex.
ed behind the desk, twentySpecial attention given
result in landing both of
sorrow had been a heavy one in
than when born, or perhaps
these S t a t e s in t'ieDemocrat ten pounds. I then started
the general's heart and only ten cwo bullets went through the to the colletion ofcln
W. II. Nelson, who is in the
window back of where he had
ic column next year.
t he father t o givingChamber d r u g business a t Kingville, ded to deepen his feeling again I
Davis, who had however, on sev been sitting, and twenty-two Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Secretaries Smith, Morton 1m ill's Colic, Cholera and Diar Mo., h a s so much confidence
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
and Herbert a r e just a t pres rhoea Remedy. Before o n e in Chamberlain's Colic, Chol eral occasions been assigned to men were waiting for him t o Granulated Eye Lid- Sore Nipples, Piles,
Tetter, Sa1 Kiteum and Scald Head,
ent the big three, they being bottle of the 2 5 cent size had e r a and Diarrhoea Remedy his army. In this battle so stick his head up, bat. he did Eczema, per box. For -ale by druggists.
25 cents
thu onlv members of thfe rah-1 b m V , s e f i !
'Led improve- t h a t he warrants every bot greatly did he—now Co!. Davis— nothing rash.
TO HORSfc OWNERS.
... .
I meat w a s seen and its con tin tle and offers t o refund the distinguish himsell, remaining in
t
" P u t lip them guns," he For putting a horse in a. fine healthy con*
met now in Washington. ued use cured the child. Its money t o any customer who
dition try Dr. Cadv'fl Condition Powders.
his saddle in the thick otthe fight
Attorney General Harmon is weakness and puny constitu- is n o t satisfied after using it. though grievously wounded, and yelled; " p u t up them[guns,pr They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of
expected this week.
tion diappeared and its fa Mr. Nelson takes no risk in d o persistently sharing in the des I'll fine every d—n oneofyou kidneyappetite, relieve constipation, correct
disorders and destroy worms, giv;ng
n e w l i f e t o a n o l d o r o v e r w o r k e d h o r s e . 25
With the fiscal year, be ther and myself believe the ing this because the reinedv perate encounter, that the com- for contempt of court.
cents per package. For 6ale by druggists.
, felt ,, . , , .
ginning today, many changes child's life was saved by this is n eei'lam cure for the di8- t manner . ,, nil ,Ins old niuigna.
,
c
remedy. J . T. Marlow, M. I).,,,ensps for which i t is intended, I .
. .
p A,
FOR TVYSPEPFTA,
provided for by Congress r n m m -oe, III, F o r sale by nil | a n d he knows it. It is for sale " " "
Indigestion, and Stomacb .sordcrs, take
Children Cry for
I'Mcefortb
BROWN'S IRON JOTTERS.
.went, into effect inthedepart- l,- n .vrvj«tw
'
,!; (1 T-n vtvl :t
looked upon him mk a friend ;nul P i t c h e r ' ? ; C a s t o r ? * ! ,
All dealerskeep H,71 per hoWe. Genuineh
trademark s"tl
VAi&
;
Does This!
Hit You?
A Rare Opportunity
J. F MORPMiW,
Counill & Blackburn,
Physicians & Surgeons.
LOVI'.L & FETCHER.
—
�SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
LOOK AHB EXAMINE!
PACTS FOR THE TIMES.
nation must be in on or be
I t is pretty well understood
fore July 22nd, '95. Blank
now t h a t the t a x levy it> our
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Editor Dewoci at:
forms for applicants may be
In y o u r issue of the4th Ju- county will not be sufficient
I -opyl year......
$1.00 obtained of F . T . VValser.
• " G months
.
50
'.Y, you say: "We a r e a bi-inet t o cover the different expens
The great secret t o success iti having plenty of the m m Sec. of Board of Examiners
" 3 months
35
allist. Let the Government e s . W e a r e i n f o r m e d t h a t forts of life is in knowing how and when t o buy. F i r s t ,
Asheville, N. C.
'-•% ADVERTISING RATES.
coin both metals free a t a ra- there will be a deficiency, look! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
1 inch 1 week.
$ .75 —The mulatto rapist, Mun tjo of 1 6 t o 1 , " etc. etc. I t throughout the S t a t e t o the o r articles, .you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
1 " ' l-^ionth.
1.75 Johnson, who broke jail here seems t o me t h a t vou advo- amount of $275,000. This in buying necessaries for their consumption for t h e least
money we most respectfully invite them t o call on us a n d
i ••
1 " 3 "
3.00 on the 27th of last Feb. was
r a t e two things which are deficiency is owing partly t o examine our entire line of
J " 6 "
5.00
1
1 year..
7.00 arrested by Jailor Woodring mutually incoui pa table. Bi the depreciation of the prop
1 tJoMmh Fweek .rev.f.
9.00 and J o n t E . Norris, of Meat metallism and free coin age a t erty and partly t o the increa
1 " 1month....".
13.50 Camp, near Laurel Blooin1 6 t o 1 cannot, I think, both sed taxes of the late 'reform' 4 • Consistingof Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
T "
3 "
25.00
Legislature.
Plaids, Prints, Uashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
>1
o «
37.50 ery, Tenn., on the morning of be had. We must choose be
tions, etc.
• 1
•• • 1 year
50 00 the 9th inst., and he was a- tween them.
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
gain placed in jail here. If
F o r example, let us suppose
but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
Entered at the Postofficeat he is guilty of the crime of t h a t when the free coinage To the dwellers in the grass- our prices, whether you buy or not.
Boone, N. C., as second-class which he is charged, he de bill becomes a law t h a t you, clad hills and low green vales of
mail matter.
serves the punishment provi sir, a r e the owner of one thou Watauga; to the people who own
ded by law for such offienses. sand dollars in gold coin. the flocks and herds that * Lie
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we cah sell
down in green pastures and feed
LOCAL NEWS.
you t h e nicest and best shoe for less money t h a n a n y mer
—While t^eloss sustained F or the payment of y o u r by the still A aters," in the Land
chant o r merchants in the count*. We d o n o t q u o t e prices
debts in the United States, of the Sky that I desire their bet in ouc advertisement from the fact thereare s o many differ
•—D; -D.'Dougherty is off on by Mr. Bryan is immense, we
ter acquaintance. I am selling
can all d o a little toward hel this coin would then only be
e n t grades of the same line of goods t h a t it is almost im
" a visit t o Butler. Tenn.
H A R D W A R E
ping him without missing it. worth sixteen timesits weight in the town ol Lenoir, and your possible t o quote prices and a t the same time desciibe the
—Dr. L . C. Reeves, of Blow If any man deserves help if in silver. In Canada o r Eu
valued patronage is earnestly so goods s o you will know the quality without examining for
ing Rock, was down Tues is Mr. Bryan. He is bound rope this thousand dollars licited. You cannot do better else yourself. We will n o t t.ry t o induce a n y one t o buy o u r
goods by selling on time, we sell to all for the Pay'When
day.
u
t o have a barn, and it is the in gold would be worth thir where. If you want a machine of They Receive The Goods consequently it enables us t o sell
A A Y K I N D,
—Mr. Bryan makes a n ear duty of our people t o cnip in ty-two times its weight in sil
goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
I will order it for you at the bot er will be convinced of the t r u t h .
nest appeal t o those who a r e a s liberally a s possible and ver. Would you not, sir, sell tom of the market.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
due him. Read it.
help him t o build it. He has t h i s g o l d t o a b r o k e r - a n d Ifyou want piping, belting, hose
BLACKBURN, 6011RELL & MILLER.
get i t s actual value, instead saws, valves, stenm gauges, lu
—Rev. Gentry preached a n ever been ready t o help those
bricators, cant hooks, spindle
*
,
i n t e r e s t i n g s e r m o n i n t h e in distress, and now it is our of parting with i t a t half its oil. red engine oil, jourrlal castor April 4 t h , 1895.
duty t o d o what we can t o worth? And would n o t ev oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
Methodist church Sunday.
help him in this, his sore dis ery other holder of gold coin ing machine oil, journal grease
, ; —Register of Deeds, J o h n
d o the same thing? Is i t n o t or any kind of grease come and
tress.
see me. If you want a first-class
W. Hodges, is* now engfiged
human nature and right rea
, in ,making o u t the t a x books. --Mrs. S. E. Northington, son t o d o so? and would not S E W I N G M A C H I N E
-O
with all attachments for $22.00
of Emporia, Kans., assisted
—Nearly all of thelittlepeo
this action or, y o u r part and or a good New Home sewing ma
by Miss May Yurboro, will
pie about town have h a d
on t h a t of other holders of chine. the best in the world, come
give a n «lo°utionary and mu
the mumps, and have gotten
gold cause all the gold in the and see me. Why pay an agent
sical entertainment Wednes
for riding around and feeding a
over them quite easily.
country co be either sent a- team? Needles for any sewing
day, July 1 7 t h , a t the court
—Send t o J . B. Clarke a n d house in Boone, beginning broad o r hoarded a t borne, machine in the known w o r 1 d
get a plug of 'R. J . R." to a t 7:30, p. m. The entertain a s was done during our civil S&'f an be Sent By Mail."Wl
bacco and you will almost ment will be given for thebeii war? We should then have ®^Tl you want bar iron, bar
If you a r e in earnest a b o u t wanting the best Monument
steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod
forget your sorrows while efit of those who were burn no gold in circulation, and iron, of every size known to civi o r Tombstone, for the least money, be sure t o write t o ino,
instead of bi-metallism we lized man, come and see me. Life a s I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. 1 em
i chewing it,
ed out by the fire on the 5 t h .
should have silver mono-met is too short to enumerate every ploy t h e very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
—The little folks have had Mrs. Northington comes to|us
thing—come and see.
allisrn.
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
short rations on cherries, but highly recommended by the
Please think this over, and CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE
iWSatisfaction guaranteed. Consult y o u r interest,
it seems that they have kept leading educators and minis
JOHN \f. I10UCK. Manager
if I a m wrong, kindly point
and give me a call o r write for prices.
Lenor, N. C. June 26.
p r e t t y w e l l e v e n w i t h t h e ters of her native State. Tick
o u t my error. ''Man is un
ets on sale at the DEMOCRAT
(fiirds.
C- B . W E B B - StatesvilJe, N. C.
willingly deprived of t r u t h . "
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
office. 1 0 and 2 0 ets.
•-Mrs. Naomi Hortoti, son
Yours truly,
and daughter, alterspending
CIVIS.
A CARD OF THANKS.
some da y s with friends here,
Blowing Rock, July 8 .
I desire t o return thanks t o
left on'Saturday morning for
the people of Boone and sur
M ou a tai n City, Ten n.
f
roundings, o n e and alL for
—Judge Greene and Solici
their kind assistance in the
t o r Spaijri^pur will both lo
Yes, the old year of 1 8 9 4 is gone with idl] i t s pleasures
terrible fire through which
cate, temporarily with their
and troubles, and the New Year 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
READ THIS.
we had t o g o on the morning
us, and we all should make the best use of i t possible The
families a t Morganton the
I have no goods t o offer way t o d o t h a t is t o uegln right and keep right the vear
ot the 5 t h . I t really seemedi
coming winter, and have ren
t o be a miracle t h a t the ho I wish to say to those indebted you, but I have the C o l d , through.
ted their farms here.
tel building was even saved. to me, one and all, that I have
You can d o this by doing all yoiir trading during t h e
Hard Cash t o offer you for
—There a r e not a s many While the loss is very great
year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
BIRCH OIL,
hoarders a t Blowing Rock a s t o us, it might have been hj$d the misfortune to lose my
eral merchandise, all a t the
GINSENG AND
there usually a r e a t this sea greater. My actual loss is Store house and entire stock ot
B E E SWA X
son ol the yeai, but the pros a no u t $7,000. I also wish t o gbods by fire. In fact all my
town property was destroyed ex- At the highest maket puces.
I will sell for strictly pay down during the vear 1895. hv
pects a r e good for a crowd say t h a t Mr. J . Mac Michaei
so doing I can sell you much cheaper than on credit For
soon, s o we a r e informed.
son, of New York, who was cept my hotel building. L also
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side good coffee
--Out of the $250. lost in with us a t the time, rendered lost all of my provisions except
rlhose having any of 20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c Ala
t h e fire a t Prof. Yarooro's great service in the struggle a small lot of bacon. Now, un these articles to offer would mance 6% ets. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 ets bv the
'cash$200. of it belonged t o Miss t o save my property from der theciicumstances, I am forced do well to see or wiite to we bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels
mers, shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen 'in this
Yarboru his daughter. I t is the flames. In fact, it seemed to call on you for what y ou are at Blowing Rock, N. 6. Ihis
part of the county, very low. Call and see them you will
t h e duty of our people, and t h a t all hands did all in their due me so that I may be enabled May 30, 1895.
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get vou on short
we a r e sure they will perform power under the eirumstaii- to buy the necessaries of life for
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs Bis
J. B. JOHNSON.
sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc
it, t o raise the a m o u n t lost ces amid the g r e a t excite my family
by these good people and ment. With heart-felt thanks Those who do not make imme
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBIOES.
'
t o all, I a m very respectfully,
presen t i t t o them.
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter, eggs, feathers, d r y
diate pay men c may expect to
hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices Please
W. L. BRYAN.
—W hen the powder in the
have their accounts, etc, put in
Rive me your trade this year, and f will certainly sell vou
burning buildings exploded
goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers to judgments. So, friends, I have
All Free.
prosperous and happy New Year. I am
last Friday morning the con
Those who have used Doefcoi been kind to you and must now
cussion was s o g r e a t t h a t
Yours Anxious to please,
King's New Discovery know its have what you are due me, and
window panes were shaken value, and those who have not,
I hope you will respond at once
o u t of the windows for quite now have the opportunity to try
.WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
and save trouble, expense, etc.
a distanceoft. Th° DEMOCRAT it free. Call on the advertised
office had twenty-odd lights dru; g sfc and get a trial bottle I am yours very tr uly,
means so much more than
rsr
W. L. BRYAN.
broken.
free. Send your name and ad
•you imagine—serious and
•fatal diseases result from
—On Monday night the dress to H. E. Bucklen and Co.,
•trifling ailments neglected. *
t h e ware room of the govern Chicago, and get a sample box of
' Don't play with Nature's *
OE
ment distillery a t John Den- l)r. King's New Life Pills free, as
well a^ a copy of Guide to Health
•greatest gift—health.
ney's on Elk, was destroyed
and Household Instructor free.
If yon are feeling '
out of sorts, weak
by fire, Rumor says t h a t i t All ot which is guaranteed to do H. Baruch, the largest dry
*nd generally ex
goods merchant in Charlotte has
hausted, nervous,.
v.as robbed and then burned. you good and cost you nothing.
have no appetite
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a vain
assigned, and 8. Witkowsky was
and can't work,.
There was a considerable a - For sale by all druggists.
able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN H E R B MEOi
begin at oncetaknamed as trustee. We are not
ing the most relia- >
mount of whiskey in t h e
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain set
ble strengthening
informed as to the amount of as
medicine.which is.
tion.
room when left by the store The North Carolina Advocate sets and liabilities. Mr. Baruch
Brown's Iron Bitten. A few bot
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c iskeeper. Collector H o r t o n a n d says: "The extra goods in t h e conducted both a wholesale and
tles cure—benefit
comes from ths.
eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases iri
very first dose—it
Deputy Marshal Colvard a r e sleeves of our good sisters, if de retail business, and the former is
won't ttain your
sing from a bilhous system. This is no patent medicine I t i s
ttftk a n d I t ' s
there investigating the mat voted to the Lord, would solve given as the cause of the failure.
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended I
pleasant to taks.,
1h e problem of m o n e y t o r t h e
ter a t this writing.
the physicians of the county, and is one of t h e best med'i'
Capt. Todd, of Ashe coun
cines on the market.
—Deputy Collector, J . C. Hor missionary treasury. Rut this ty, says, from the best and
money will be as hard to turn in
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
This medicine is p u t u p in packages with full direction*
ton, has nqtice t h a t there
Troubles,
to the treasury as the tobacco most reliable information be ' Neuralgia,
with full directions on each, Price f l . 0 0 per packnee *enr
will be a Civil Serviceexarn- and cigar money of the men. can get. from the different
Constipation, Bad Blood
post paid t o a n y address.. U you hove Livertrouble ' p v x '
• Malaria,
Nervous ailments •
ination a t Asheville, on the
parts of t h a t county is t h a t
pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it a n d be convinced th v
Women's complaints.
3rd d a y of Aug. for appli Prof. Thomas Henry Huxley, the Mecklenburg road law
we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFUI UY
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
' lines on the wrapper. All others are sub
cants f r storekeeper, gaug- the famous English Naturalist, has increased the "cussing"
stitutes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we
^ HE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPA NY
will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
Fair Views and book—free.
er, and storekeeper and gaug died recently, after a protracted of Ashe county people a t the
Zionville, N. C., Sept: 6, 1894.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, M0.
er. Applications for exami illness.
leust calculation 5 0 i>er cent.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LET ME^ SAY
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
•< .
1
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
look Here Friends!
This Is No Humbug!
HEW TEAK GKEETIHGS1
It Is An Iron-clad Fact
VERY OWEST PRICES.
In
Poor
Health
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINECOPANY
ZIONVIUE NORTHGAROLINA
Browns
Iron
Bitters
y
It Cures
�The Watauga Democrat
Wrappedin Flames.
sally loved an-i esteemed by na, Aug. 27, 1871, moved t o
•••••eB©i®B^c®ieBeKB9aoaeB®a©acrc3-5-z'?2i;3^23Si;
all who knew him. He has la this country in March, 1893.
Bulk eoda is inferior to paekafe soda.
kHD_HA v
the
7 humday, July, 11, 1895 The Store-building and Contetns, Pro bored and applied his means United with the Gove Creek
BArn And Residence Ore up Id by
Baptist church a t the age of
fessor Yarboro, hut all Owned by W t o building up his part of
L. Bryan, consumed by Fire.
town. He has been a public- 1 7 years, and having n»ver
The silver and sound mon
spirited man, and was always called for a letter from h i s
At 3 o'clock, a . m., on the
ey issues among the people
ready 10 assist in a n y public church, therefore was not a
a r e a s vigorous a s usual, and morning of the 5 t h thealarm enterprise. He began poor, member of any church here,
BEWARE
is the whole story
Imitation trod*
we a r e getting rather tired of of 'fire' was heard in o n r vil and the only s t a r t he bad, but still held his membership
irks and labels.
about
s o much gossip about sound lage for the first tune in ma was his energy and persever with the home chur-h in X.
money a n d free and unlimit ny years, and great was the ance. I t is certainly hard in C. He was a member of good
ed coinage of silver. We have horror and grief ot all our deed t h a t in his old age he is standing in the Snow Lodge
arrived a t the conclusion t h a t people t o find t h a t the beau s t r i p p e d o f s o m u c h o f h i s of I. O. O F . Was united in
Costs no niorc than other package soda—neverspoils
there is a great deal of 'stuff' tiful store-Puilding of W. L. hard earned property by the marriage with Miss Julia A. • 2of
111 flour—universally
acknowledged purest in the world.
Bryan was in flames. When
o n both sides, and there is,
hand of a fiend who had some Greene, Aug. 2 1891. T o
perhaps, more beingsaidand the fire was discovered i t was imaginary wrong t o avenge t h i s u n i o n I w o s o n s h a v e • Made only by CHURCH k CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
•
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipe*—FREE.
greater calamities predicted beyond control, and not the and was led t o the hellish been born. Willard, aged two
least thing out of the stoc crime of applying the torch years and six monts, a n d
t h a n may exist. One thing
ascertain, and t h a t is, t h a t of goods was saved.
t o property in the wee small Freddie, aged six months.
t h e business of the country is The large barn, a s well , a s haurs of night, regardless of The young widow and or
steadily advancing and pri the residence occupied by Pro human life. Rev. Yarboro's phans have the sympathy of
ces of all products of the farm fessor Yarboro, was destroy family ran a very narrow this community in their sad
ANSOUm EMEJS T FOR 1895.
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 and closes J u n e 2 1 s t
a r e bringing better prices. ed, together with his hou
risk, and a few moments de bereavement. A short ser
Cotton and iron a r e higher hold effects, save the piano lay would have consigned vice was held a t the house by 1895. The second session will open Aug. 6th 1 8 9 5 and
t h a n they have been for ma some beds and one bureau them t o the merciless flames. Rev. P . C. Nelson, of May close Dec. 24th.
FACULTY.
;
ny years, battle a r e higher They were left without even If the-people could have o r church, who talked from the
Roy. J . H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . May Yrirboro
a change of clothing. $250 l.y caught him in the act a sixth verse of the seyentb
a n d horses and mulesarerap
will be in charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
idly advancing. Now, while in cash, the most of which be first class lynching w o u 1 <! chapter of J o b . which reads ments, and she will also have charge of the music depart
all favorable, and the pros longed t o Miss May, daughter have been the result.
a s f o l l o w s : " M y d a y s a r e ment. Othei competent anil experienced teachers will beeui
perity of the .country seems of Prof. Yarboro, was des
No doubt this brute, in hn swifter than a weaver's «hut- ployed a s the school may lequire.
TERMS.
t o be established on a solid troyed, and the things t h a t man form, secreted himseli t h V After which the Odd
TUITION in the Primary Department $1.00. ;
foundation foryearstocome, were saved a r e badly damag near town and with fiendish Fellows of the Derby Lodge
HIGHER ENGLISH
$2 00 "
why n o t let up for a while ed. This was a serious loss delight saw the flamesconsu took chiirge of the services,
ACADEMIC
$2.50 to$3.00.
a n d let prosperity t a k e hold t o Prof. Yarboro and family ming the valuable property, both a t the bouse and t h e
MUSIC
$2.50, r
of all business, and have no who a r e strangers a m o n g us and the efforts being made grave in the Derby cemetery.
8®"*Board in good families, including light, fuel a n d
more calamity howling a- and we hope t h a t the goo< t o save it. Perhaps the ter Benediction by Rev. Dunn" necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
m o n g us. Let us be proud people of the county will come rified shrieks of littlechildren,
F o r any information n o t herein contained apply t o t h e
Buck leu's Arnica Sa'vc.
a n d elated over the favora t o their relief a t once.
almost snatched from t h e
Principal, Boone, N. C.
Mr. Bryan's loss is simply
ble times now on the coun
flames, fell musically on his The best salve in the world for
immense. I t will not fall far
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
t r y ; let us rejoice and be glad
ears. Such human monstros fever sores, tetter, chapped hanus
s h o r t of $10,000 and not one
Children Cry for
a n d quit spitting fire on gold
ities ought not t o be allowed chilblains, corns, and all skin
cent of insurance on the prop
Pitcher's Castoria.
bugs o r silverites. II good
t o live in a civilized land and eruptions, and positively cures
times come and g r e a t bless erty. The buildings werecost- J u d g e Lynch would certain oiles, or no pay required. It is
NOTICE.
ings attend us, why should ly. The store building was v d o the work if the patty guaranteed to give ]>erfect satis
.0.
faction or money refunded.
without a doubt, the nicest
Having qualified a s Admin
we n o t accept them and not
o r parties could be fouund IViee 25 cents per box. For sale istratix of G. IV. Bugger ded.
be s o particular a s t o how and best in the county, t o We have no knowledge who, by W. Ij. Bryan.
late of Watauga county, N.
they come. Suppose we quit s a y nothing of the stock of in our land and country,
C.,thisis t o notify all persons
fighting each other and de goods i t contained. The barn could be s o fiendish, a n d
having claims against the es
t a t e of said deceased t o ex
nouncing President Cleve was large and well-built. The t a v e n o intimation who it When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorfa.
o.
hibit them t o the undersign
land s o vigorously. Old Gro horses, vehicles, harness, etc. was, but there is little doubt When she wasa Child, she cried for Castorfa.
ed on o r before the first day
were saved, but a large a m
became Miss,
to Castoria.
ver may come o u t of this
in o u r mind t h a t the party When she had Children,she clungthem Castoria. of April 1896, o r this notice Owing t o a recent change
When she
she gave
o u n t of coi n and feed was de
muddle weighing nearly a
will be found soon o r 1 a t f
will be placed in bar of their in o u r business, t h a t is, from
t o n , who knows? And why voured by the hungry flames. and speedy justice follow.
recovery. All persons i n - the "Old Time" credit sys
I t took almost superhuman
debted t o said estate will
should we denounce the silver
strength and effort t o save
please make immediate pay tem t o a
ites? Are they n o t all breth
Free Pills,
the hotel. The contents of the Send your name and add ess
ment. This the 1 s t day of
ren and honest, too? Let us
April 1895.
main building was removed, to H. E. Bueklen and co., Chicago
be better men herafter and
E . C. DUGGER, Admrx.
ind by the heroic efforts of and get a tree sample box of Dr
We are able t o o f f e r y o u
q u i t our bad ways.
^ 'in s.
.
all, the house was saved. If ling's New Life Pills. A trial
AR BUCK EE'S CO F F E E
There is no longer a n y is now the wonder of all how
will convince vou of their merit
a t 2 4 ets per It).;
d o u b t b u t t h a t the country i t was done. Every one did hese pills are easy in action, Read the Statement of t
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
is now emerging from thegen all in his power t o save the and are particularity effective in
Popular Teacher
eral panic and hard times. building. Efficient aid was the cure of constipation and sick
per !b ;
-BUTNearly all the branches of in rendered by a Mr. McMickel- tieadache. For malaria and liv
E x t r a ' C" s i g a r a t 1 6 lbs.
dustry a r e resuming opera son, of New York, who was er troubles they have been prov
C AN GIVE MILK.
t o the dollar; good, heavy
tion, and activity and confi stopping i k Mr. Bryan's. He ed invaluable. They are guaran
domestic a t 7 cts per yard.
dence a r e taking the place was cool and collected, and teed to be perfectly free from ev
I CANT FLA Y T H E F1DDLE 8*^"" W e h a ve just rccei ved
of despondency. The wages I did much good in directing ery deleterious substance and to
But I r a n show vou 3 0 eases of gent's and ladie'e
of working men have been in- t h e l n e t l ) a s w e „ a g p e r f o r m . be purely vegetable. They do not
a nice assortment of Staple shoes, and will sell them a t
weaken by their action, but by
a n d F a n G r o c e r i e s , s u c h a s prices t o suit the buyer."&a
creased and the manufactu- i n i J n o t , l v his full shareof the
iving tone to stomach and bow
COFFEE,
ries all over the country a r e a r d a o U 8 , a b o r
Call and see us and we will
els greatly invigorates the sysSUGAR,
resuming work on full time.
\ V e wish t o s t a t e t h a t the m. Regular size 25c per box.
save you money.
CHEESE,
6 h a ® ' ? g a i n r e a colored people did activeana
A™".
or sale by all druggists.
CRACKERS,
JOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO
ched high prices and the pro- efficient work also, and much
CAKES,
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
ducts of the farm have made praise is due them.
CANNED-BEEF,
L a s t June Dick Crawford
POTTED- HAM,
a g r e a t advance. The United
Mr. Geo, A. Zirkls
brought his twelve-months
Mr. Bryan and family a r e
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
SALMONS.
old child, suffering from in
S l a t e S J r ; a m ! 7 I 1 " 8 r e g a ' n - bearing
TREATMENT
U [ > heroically under
SARDINES,
The fltatement3 In the testimonial below nr*
ed its $100,000,000 reserve. their great misfortune, and fantile diarrhoea, t o me. It familiar facta to the Immediate friends of Mr.
-BYBUTTERNUTS,
T h e revenues under the new all our people sympathize had been weaned a t 4 months Geo. A. Zlrkle, school teacher, of Mt. Horcb,
English walnuts, soft shell
Tenn., very
county,
tariff law a r e increasing, and greatly with them in their old and had always been sick where he waswell known throughout the Read It. ed almonds, peanuts, raisins,
l.y. I gave it the the usual "C. I. Hood &born and hasalways lived.
Co., Lowell, Mass.:
i t seems t h a t prosperity has heavy loss.
treatment in such cases but "Dear Sirs:—I believe In Hood's Sarsaparilla. figs, canned fiuits, shoe dress 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
come, o r soon will come t o The fire was certainly the without benefit. The child I will tell you why. I have suffered from In ing, inks, plain and fancy can
herited
hood. When 37 year*
all o u r people. We should w o r k o f a n i n c e n d i a r y w h o kept giowing thinner until of age, scrofula from childstrangely affected. I d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y
my eyes became
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
it weighed but little more could not read after sunset, and when I would SOAPS,
quit this everlasting gi umb- bad a hellish disposition to
chitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay
TOBACCO,
than when born, o r perhaps close my eyes, I could not open them; but on
hng and be more hopeful for|(,ratify. Xhe parti08 h a d
whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
SNUFF,
ten pounds. I then staffed my eye. This condition continued about two
the future.
mati»m, Neuralgia.
years, and was succeeded by
CIGARS,
used kerosene oil in firing the father 10 givingOha tuber
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
An Intolerable Itching
CIG ARETES.
Iain's Coin, Cholera and Diar
~
. .
, the building, which was evibody and
had to have my
DISORDERS.
Our crops of wheat and rye dentIy done from the ()(Jt r h o e a R e m e d y . B e f o r e o n e all over my take shoe llinbs. Iand scratch me.
M ATCHE8,
little boys
brushes
Horse and Cattle Powders,
a r e a s good a s we o u g h t t o side. Three of the bot tles were bottle of the 2 5 cent size had It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
followed immediately by a tumor in the right
h a v e ; o a t s w i l l b e a g o o d found in the grass near where been used a marked improve aide of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at and many other articles t o o It has hem in useformorethan
twenty years; 'housands of pa
ment was Hcen and its oontin once commenced taking physicians' prescrip tedious t o mention.
crop; corn is growing nicely, the fire was first discovered.
tients have been treated, and oued use cured the child. I t s tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
B&rpome and see for your ver one thousand physicians have
though small, and, if thesea- The bottles were strange. weakness and puny constitu time the tumor changed Its place to the Imme
diate front-ef my neck, suppurated and was fol selves.
used it and recommend it—a very
s o n c o n t i n u e s g o o d , w i l l None like them in town. Two tion diappeared and its fa lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
significant, fact.
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu
also keep a good line
make good crops. Our cat tracks were found leading ther and myself believe the mor seated Itself on the point of my collar bone
tle a r e getting f a t and mon from the store, and it is hop child's life was saved by this and In six months another half way back on the of Domestic Medicines
It is agreeable. There is no nan
bone. Both of
began to discharge
ey on hand t o pay for them. ed and believed t h a t theguil- remedy. J . T . Marlow, M. D., and continued tothem soon about seven montna
All of my goods will he seous taste, nor sickening smell.
do so till
ago. tried everything,
Famaroe, III. F o r sale by all 1 wasIoften so weak thatIncluding prescriptions. s c l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e
Why n o t qui t o u r grumbling? t y parties will be found and druggists.
times, for PAY' DOWN, but "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
I Could Scarcely Walk
L e t us all quit being such t h e i r n e c k s b r o k e n b y t h e
of Action and Results," is the ti
and my mind was so confused that I could
L A W F U L HIGH ON A tle of a book of 200 pages pub
cranks. We ought t o im hangman's rope.
attend to my business
teach
Mr. John Green, of Sweet •carcelywas utterly discouraged. (schoolnow my CREDIt.
ing). I
And
lished by Drs. Starkey and Palen
prove and get out of our old
Who could have had such Water, sends usthefollowing •tory draws to a close. I began the use of
TOU come t o the which gives to all inquirers full
BSAP When J
ways a n d get up in higher a spite a t Mr. Bryan? If he taken from an Iowa paper,
information as to this remarka
5,
" R o c k " come and see me, and ble curative agent, and record ot
a n d better ones. Let us quit had a n enem.v on earth, no concerning the death of Mr.
Hood's
grumbling for it is wrong t o one knew i t . He haseverbeen E . C. Dish man, son-in-law of and tookSarsaparilla a little less than a year ago, it may be t o our mutual ben surprising cures in a v ide range
live bottles. When I began I had no
of chronic cases—many of them
always complain and g o a- kind and charitable t o all, Mr. Lemuel Green, who mov faith in It. In less than three months both the efit.
after,being abandoned to die by
•ores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured
habit
Thanking my friends for other physicians. Will be mailed
bout with sadness and long and always stood ready and ed t o Derby, Iowa, from Wa of a troublesome catarrh; and s( rofulousweigh
has steadily grown less apparent. I
more than 1 ever did In my life, and am
past patronage, and hoping on application.
faces. Heads up, fellow men, willing t o advance the inter tauga a few .years ago:
In the Best of Health,
t o merit it in thefutore, l a m
a nd look bright and cheerful. ests of all in every way possi
''Elsworth C. Dishmandied considering my constitution. Do you wonder
that I believe In Hood's Sarsaparilla? I can do
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
ble. He has never been known °f lung fever May 7th, 1895, no ess than recommend It everywhere and every
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Children Cry for t o t u r n the poor and needy' Hfter an illness of eight days, way." Gro. A. Zirk i.r, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
J. 11. CLARKE.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
Hood ' s Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
Pitcher's Castoria.
from his door, and is univer-| He, was born in NorthCaroli. biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , '95. Please mention this paper.
PUR
sB
\W\ AliP HA/VP SWA I
BOOIE HIGH SCHOOL.
Do You Winttay?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
CASH BASIS
A cow can't pick the banjo.
INHALATION !
Hood's ;> Cures
Drs. Starkey & Palen,
�The Wataaga Democrat
What It Is.
Sam Jones got a very pretty
Ideas of educational dicipline
"The bloomer dress." says Lolnnd for his Oliver the otli have changed since the time
A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper, | a western humorist, "is a er (lay out in Omoha. He wan ot Doctor Hunter, master of
devoted to the interest ot Coun I pair of trousers very baggy ted to see the man who had the Litchflelc Grammar school,
ty State auo Nation. Published at the knr.es. abnormally full never said a cross word to of whom it was said: "He never
ivery T liirsda.v at Boone, Wa
at pistol pocket and consid j his wife. A good looking good ra, ight a boy in his life, H
tauga County. N. C.
erably full where you striken natured man arose. "Thank dipped and they learned."
match. The garment is cut the Lord, said Sam, 'there j«
Writing of the splendid array
decollete at the south end, one man who never said a
of legal talent employed in the
S hem well trial, the Lexington and the buttons tied around cross woid to his wife. "I
for Infants and Children.
correspondent oi the Charlotte the ankles or knees to keep was never married quietly re
the mice out. You can't put sponded tlie man and there
Observe says:
»HIRTY yearg' observation of Castoria with the patronage of
For the pi osecui ion is Mr. Ben it over your head like you do upon the Rev. Sam was so
millions of per-;ons. permit ns to speak of it without guessing.
Long, who graduated at Trinity your shirt, nor round you t a k e n a b a c k t h a t I n w a s
The Great Remedy for the speedy and permanent
It is unquestionably the best remedy for Infants
^
cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
College. He has served eight like a corset, but you must s pee« • h I ess.—Ex.
fcczema, Eatin? and Spreadine Sores, Eruptions,
the world has ever known. It is harmless. Children
it. It
and ali SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES. Made
years as solicitor, during which sit on the floor and pull it on
from the prescription of an eminent physician i
gives them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have
who used it with marvelous success for .10 years,
time lie won the name of being; just as you do your stock
and its continued
News and Observer: The sands of grateful use for fifteen years by thou
something which is absolutely afvfe and practically perfect as a
people has demonstrated that
one of the best prosecutors in the ings, one foot at a time in
n 'sVy *ar
best building up Tonic and Blood
child's medicine,
Purifier ever offered to ttie world.
State. He is a man of fine intel each compartment. You can P r o g r e s s i v e F a r m e r s a v s rich blood, and possesses almostIt makes new
miraculous
thiit next time there will be heating properties.
Castoria destroys Worms,
lect and an excellent lawver, a
easily tell the right side to a clean sweep. Receipt f o t ZW WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
Castoria allays Fevorishneas.
man of dignified demeanor, quite
CURES, sent free on application.
have in front by the buttons cooking a rabbit: "First
Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Card.
in contrast to the sparkling vi
If not kept by your local druggist, send $1.00
catch your rabbit." Tbeic
vacity of Mr. Watson, for the de 011 the neek-band."
Castoria cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic.
1 for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
fence."
isn't going to he any "next 1 medicine will be sent freight paid by
Castoria relieves Toothing Troubles,
In the beginning God crea time," just as the little hoy, BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga. f
Of the lawyers for the detente
Castoria onrcs Constipation and Flatuienoy.
ted heaven and earth" says in answer to his playmate
he says:
Castoria neutralizes the effects of carhonio acid gas or poisonous air,
"There is also Judge Armfield, an exchange. "He then cre who had begged to he given
Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
who was district solicitor, Presi ated man and woman and the core of the apple he was When you are about to buy aSewing Machine
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and howelsf
do
dent of the North Carolina Sen left loafers'ori the coiner. And eatiing, said: There aint go andnot be deceived by alluring advertisements
be led to think you can get the best made,
giving healthy and natural sleep,
finest finished
and
ate, Congressman from from the ill due time they multiplied
ing to he no core."
Castoria is pnt op in one-size hottlos only. It is not sold in hulk.
seventh district, and judge of the and spread into the depot,
Most Popular
Pon't alleys- any one to sell yon anything elso on the pioa or promise
fcr a mere song. See to it that
Superior court. He has always post office and stores. B.\
"R O •Y S i " s n iM ll H f C ft M h 1eei |* i 1n1 fyaocut ubr e rys ftrho amt ° healvi a b g ea im ea dn ua
i
p w
u
r
l
that it is just as good.' and '*will answer^vory purpose."
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been recogn ized as one of the fore
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o
d qu e
and by they are supplied • »l QM l ,l ,j lal ,r l, V o ( n < M ) l 5 ( r i l l t l t i d ee pa u it na gt i, o n b y hw inlel s tt a n n s g e ta ra
geo that yon got C- A-S-T-Q-R-I«»A.
c v
l
you
he
most lawyers in the State, and
.
...
that is
with cheap smoking tobacco, Ot \ Oil quote a \. CPS* • Ii- ro 111-1 he Sewing Machine for its noted
the world over
duraranks among the finest intellects
Tho fac-simile
r-,
.
. .
bility. You want the one that
is on arery
and they spit seas of nasty Script H I V to prove that it S is easiest to manage and is
ot.the State.
signature of
wrapper.
slobbers, through which they w r o n g for a ma u to ha ve t w o
"Mr, It. Z. Linney for the de
Light Running
fense, is a self-made man. He ser safely guide the shin of State wives?" He paused, a n d al
There is none in the world that
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
can equal in mechanical con
ved in the army when a boy as a and teach lesson of jiicalcula t e r a m o m e n t o r t w o a b r i g h t
struction, durability of working
parts, fineness of finish, beauty
private. lie is a man of tremen hie value to the statesmen of b o y raised his h a n d . "Well,
in appearance, or has as many
improvements as the
dous energy and mental force the land.*'
Thomas," said the teacher,!
and activity. He has the larg
encouragingly. Tlios stood j
Xiw York World: Tim in
Ne w Ho m e
est practice in his circuit."
A horse kicked II. 8. Sha
up and sain, "No man can' It has Automatic Tension, Double Feed, alike •tease in wages in all the cot
on both sides of needle (patented),no other has
fer, of Freemyer House, Mid ser ve t wo rnastei s."
it; New Stand (patented), driving wheel hinged ' !'
I '1 '' RlVei i.s ;) U Dfiad--raiil Tiny Suspiciored.
dle!) org. N. Y., on the knee,
on adjustable centers, thus reducing friction to Oilier Si'Yepe bio'.V t<) tlie C;lthe minimum.
*i 1 . ..: j.
1
,
,, .
Wilkeshor Chrorifcle.
which laid him up in bed and
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. lam.ty howler-*. Returning
obtained and all Pat-j
prosperity lias no regard foi |Caveats,and Trade-Marks MODERATE FEES.
J oseph Jurney, a store keep caused the knee joint to he
come stiff. A friend recommen
THE HEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO. i be feelings of false prophets. cent business conducted for U. S. PATENTOFFICE'<
Jounwe can secure patent in less time than those*
OFFICE ISOPPOSITE
erand gatigerat Wily Moon (led him to use Chamberlains
sand
OBAHGR, MASS. BOSTON, MASS. 28 UNION SQUARE, N. V
{remote from Washington.
CHICAGO, III. ST. LOUIS, MO. DALLAS, TEXAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ATLANTA, GA.
ey's distillery, in Iredell conn Pain Balm, which he did, and
» Send model, drawing or photo., with dcscrip-.
Ation. We advise, if patentable or not, free i
FOR SALE BY
{charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
fy, near the Wilkes line, was in +wo davs was able to lie ag DOLLARS
J A PAMPHLET, " How to Obtain Patents," witiL
{cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries!
found dead in his cart last round. Mr. Shafer recommen
J sent free. Address,
J
TO
I THE STAfiPAgQ. $
S u n d a y i r i o r n i n i n g a t h i s ded it to others and says it
::
jO.A.SNOW&eO.i
is excellent for any kind of
home- He lived in about 1 bruise or sprain. The same
1
I OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
1
mile of Mooney's and left for remedy is also famous for its
We want many men, womon, Lova. and girls tc
NEW 8A 1 work n..rus a few hours daily, r'ght ,nnnd around A COMPLETE
home in his cart Saturday cu res of rheu ma t is m. For sa le
theirowh liomes Tiie business is easy, pleasant, PER
by all druggists.
night. Next morning he was
means so much more than
strictly honorable, and pu-s better than any other
The Prrdo of tlie North Carloic.Iered agents. You liave a clear field and nc
'you imagine—serious and'
•p II.is sustained its reputation for 18 years p
found dead in his cart at the
11a Press."
competition. Experience and special ability un
y us being t.ie standard reihedy for the b
necessary. No capital r"quir«d. We equip you
'fatal diseases result from'
p quick and permanent cure of Rbeumagate at his home. H° was
Durham Sun: There is a
& than, Gout, Sciatica, etc., in all its forms.
with everything that yon need, treat you well, Do you want to aid in buildilig
'trifling ailments neglected. <
it is endorsed by thousands of J'hysibad^y bruised about li i s band ot colored women in
and help you to earn t"n times ordinary wages.
v cians. Publishers and Patients. It is
J
omen do as well as men. and hoys and girl' up a paper that shall reflect the
Don't play with Nature's
y purely vegetable and builds tip from the
head and shoulders. A cor Durham who claim that they
*r first dose. It never fails to cure.
make good pay. Ar
e, anvwhere, can do the greatest credit on North Carol v
greatest gift—health.
^
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six
xv-irk. Ail succeed
follow our juain and slm
na, no matter where it may he
oner's jury held tin inquest live by faith -they leave ev
p bottles for five dollars. Our 10-page I'ampla directions. Earnest • -k will surely bring
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
If you are feeling
voti a great ('. il of nioni
E' er-fldng Is new seen? Then patronize
Sunday and decided he had erything to the Lord. Some
out of sorts, weak ,
a id .a great demand. Write
r pamphlet
and generally ex
I lie H ilmington Messeiigei
Ourang's RhGumailo Beinedy Co.
hausted, nervous,
been foully dealt with. K of them do washing. A Dur
circular, end receive fnl' inCoruuiMoii. No linitn
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
have no appetite
1316 L Street,Washington, D. C.
done if you conclude not to go on v/itli the
and" can't work,
Lad received a check of $54 h a m l a d y e m p l o y e d o n e .
I)urti>i(j Liver I'illsa.re tlio best on
Do you want a reliable paper
business.
b e g i n a t o n c et a k
earth. They act with an ease that makes
ing themost relia
them a household b! ssing.
and had it cashed at Olin on W uen asked what she would
d C G u z z S t s n s o n & C © . , giving you all the news of Hit
ble strengthening
PEICE 20 CTS. FEIT BOX, ,*T 5 BOXES FOE |1.
world—a Democratic newspaper
medicine,\vhich i3
BOG 4SS,
A
FOE SALE PR MEPOOI3T3.
Saturday. When examined, charge, the colored woman
Brown's Iron Bit
that equals -the best— has the
ters. A few bot
PORTLAND,
alter death, there was only a said she would lea ve it to the
tles cure—benefit
largest circulation, and has h^|
comes from the
'twenty-one years been i part
dollar or two found on h i s Lord. When the wash came
very first dose—it
•won't stain your
and factorin thegrovth' aiiddtv
teeth, a n d i t ' s
person. If there was foul in it was $1 50. The next
pleasant to take.
Nortl
velopment of the Old
iHO
t - WEAK
play, there is no suspicion as week the same question was
State? Then suhscrbe for
THE
WILMlKtrTON MESSENUFB
to who committed it, that asked and the same answer
Campaign Rates:
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
RS,
we have heard of.
given. When thesecond wash
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
I Tlie "Daily Messenger," h\
Constipation, Bad Blood
The New York Herald is came in it was $2 00. "Look
mail, T months on trial, for
MITCHELL'S
Malaria,
Nervous aiimeats
$52.00
P': ting column after column here," said the lady "don't
Women's complaints.
of names oi Americans who you leave it to the Lord any
Get only the genuine— it ha3 cros' ^1 red
lines on the wrapper. All others
=ubA Certain, Safe, and .V .'Tectlve Itnmedy fc-j
arc sailing o r different ocean more. L is charging me too
stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stan . ,Ve
will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
much."
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EVES,
sailors for Europe. It is esti
Fair Views and book—free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO.
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restormated that this class of peo
L '»*y | "V'* | yVH'HF f SF*Sj' , S^i .i,r _UD_T
-i.
ing tfia Sight of the Old.
Casli in advance. Both
THE
ple will for this season alone HISTORY OF TURE. LAST LEGISLA
use Gream- Tabtab Powder papers are large Eight-Page
CuresTecr Drops, Oranulation? Sfyo
LAND SALE.
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Laches,
take from the United States
sheets. Send Postal Cat a
ENDORSED BY
O
iND PRODCCISe QUICK RELIEF AlfD PERMAIElfT CUKE.
By virtue of the power of sale Also, equally efficacious when user! In ether
Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
and spend in Europe thirty1 1 7 1 "' 1 "
maladies, such ns Ulcers, IFVvor fsorca.
PfiCF k. L KETZ,P. H. G,
Z«° f
>
.I sons a n a receive sample coi>
Tumors, Salt ltheum. Bertie, PIP-&, or
A nent, nttractive pamph continued in a certain mortgag
five million dollars of good
infiammaticn exists,itllTCHELL'S
Mpdlcal Deportment Tulane (university , jpa nf q""HV
r>r>
deed executed by J. C. Brewer to wherever may be
mJLMj VK
to advantage.
Louisiana, who. nfter r- ear ful analysis, .
^ HL iVlLSci/IlGER,
money earned in the United let,160 pages, with ornamen W. ('. Jones, and duly registered! - soidby II h-s, ^iste ac 'J5 Cents.
•ono-incr* !• a ;>ure Cr«ain Tartar Powder.
( •/ • I
lut
H
m
J
tal cover, devoted to the rec
Ui.'b .it- ct:o<3ifn!!y recommends to the
OOO. LJ.
^
States. This is a sad com en- ord of the last Legislature* in the office of the Register
Deeds
Watauga county, in
TAIvE THE"
~
tary. It is this which makes cheworst Legislature, save Boone, of C., I will sell for*cash
The Southern Favorite"
N.
the 'balanceof trade'against that of 1868, ever assembled at the court house door iu uoone
ARE; WHOLESO***: AND POWERFUL
the United States. Those are in the State. This hook gives on Monday, the 12th day of Au I
Yea Want ft. Ab 3rocerForlt.
GOING
12 o'clock M.,
the people who should pay its record plainly and truth gust.. 1895. at of land lying in one.
". -T
NEW ORLEANS.
Wa
fully. It gives facts and names hundred acres
- 3
« L
f
L
A
.
an income tax and out-go and is thoroughly reliable. It tauga county on the waters of
I „ .
tax. 1 hey are the leeches has been prepared by some Banner Elk and adjoining* t h e
Emigrants going to any ot the
(
feeding upon the life blood of of Die best Democratic writ lands of Jaines Shook and oth
eastern States or Territories
ers. This Jnne 15th. 1895.
ers in the Stale.
this Nation.—Ex.
j Will save time and money going
B. G. CRISP, Attv.
via. Chicago and Alton route,
Every patriot, every citi
Chamberlain's is tlieoestof zen a n d every Democrat
t is the quickest route to
all, Vincent J. Barkl, of Dan- should ha ve a copy.
[KANSAS CITY, DENVER
.
IVeadicr Boarding.
bury, Iowa, has used Cham
PUEBLO,
Price 10 cts. per copy post
Contpleia Cei!ing.%
berlain's Cough remed.v.when paid. Lower prices by the
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ever in net 1 of a medicine for hundred. If not on sale at
Corrugated Shaafing,
ington, Oregon, Utah
coughs and colds, for the past bookstore or drugstore ad
and California.
ryoi
Paints^
five years, and says. "It al dress E. M. Uzzell, Printer
Finest and Best Equipped
Iron Roof , r «g t
ways helps me out. If any and Binder, Raleigh, N. 6.
\
Road in the IUe,sT.
wa Tr9u;li3, Gutters and Spouting ^
one asks me what kind o f
MTTNaI
Only line running Solid Veatit
May 30, t f
I A R'AMPHIE; ot lnfomr).Uion
j rf AU forms of Sheet Metal for Builtflcaug medicine I use, I reply.
\ Street ol Lliv laws.
[ bud trains oetween St. Louis
\
/ COMPLETE AND READY \
y Obtain l'ulenu,
Chamberlain's is the best of
i and Kansas ity.
< j.
I
SHippED )
xMarka, C f r j >vr s r ' s ,
Sp-s ACtrw. fii'jii-. 4
all. 25 a J 50c bottles for
Reclining inir cars and Tour
'WITVSUL ITRONDTT .
. C.
WE WANT
Yvrk.
- co bv i | dr legists.
isteriers ee oi' extra charge.
—AN—
I '.via inee parties a t any rail
Comprises the University. Hie
road station with through tickets
College, the Law and Medical
and baggage ( hecks.
school, and the Summer School
For full information, maps ana
• n
by was Jck, w e gave hor C&si.oria.
for Teachers. Tuition $60.00: 35 BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
deserip h*e pamphlets of the
' TaIUigfo-.vn—an ^nprgetic workman to
Wken she was i Child, she cried for Castoria.
8GTOne dollar pays for the ?£?t h.TJr;.;Kd AIPijV om uiat«riaia
L achers, 471 Students. Address
V est write to or call on
J
rt hen she becar Viss, she dung o Castoria.
Democrat one year.
President Winston. Chape) Hill. l u r e s D y s p e p s i a ^ I n
' Coi-resp<'.nd< ica solicited- write for
B. A. N EW LA xn,
When t 3 had Uhlldrer, she gavetioem Castoria.
and tei int.
(
N. ('., for catalogugue and hand- d i g e s t i o n & D e b i l i t y .
I raveling
"T7 & CO., C'ncinnati.. Ohio.! 19 Potton Ave., Passenger Act
boo! on'*University Education."
Asheville, N. C
;
C h i l d r e n CLy f o r
ESTA3LISH ED 18F2-t
Juno 27th.
J . C H ARLTON , fl. P. A
Pitcher's Castoria
Chienfro T 1 '
^-^Always Cures.
Botanic Blood Balm
GET THE S.EST
PATENTS
In
Poor
Health
Browns
(Iron
Bitters
! •
| DUHANG'S |
PER DAY
Easily ifade„
iBOMITIC REMESTI
'8
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
It Cures
Eye-Salve
. I Otiicago and Alton i, fl.
W3st and Northwest.
ROOFING.
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VOL 7
BOONE,
-TJ-AUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY
JULY, 18.1895,
NO. 36
W ASH ING TON
LETT E R. Bureau and his selection to
aoos Wealth Briny Happiness?
Josh Billings cn Life Insurance.
ly resting upon me, both in
be Chief was made solely on
F:om our Regular Correspondent
The New York World sent and out of working hours, I
I kum to the conclusion
his merit and record. He pro
do not sleep so well as then.
IS THE BEST.
FiT FOR A KINS.
Much is heard in Washing- poses to make forecasts, at inquires to a number of the All things considered, 1 be lately that life was so unsar|3. CORDOVAN.
FRENCH ENAMELLED CALF.
.. ton about tue Quay and anti which he has been unusually wealthiest men in the United lieve I was quite as happy, if tin that the only way for me
4.S3.S_J FINE CALF&KANGAROI
successful, the most promi States who have experienced not much happier, when I to stand a fair chance with
^ua.y fight in Pennsylvania.
* 3.50 POUCE,3SOLES,
Nobody would care much un nent woi k of the Bureau and both poverty and riches and was poor. Therefore, with all other folks was to get my life
received in reply the follow
insured, so I kalied on t h e
der ordinary circumstances says on the subject: " We can
the great an vantages a n d
$2.$ I
BOYS'SCHOOlSHDEi
agent of the Garden Angel
•LADIES*
not predict just when rain ing startling statements:
whether Quay continued to
privileges which wealth con
THE THING IN A NUTSHELL,
Life Insurance Company and
b o s s t h e r e p u b l i c a n s o f t h e will occur always, but there
fers, I do not believe that it
Men are no happier when
answered the following ques
Keystone State or gave way is no excuse for failing to
brings happiness.
BRO CKTQN, MAS.S
rich than when poor. How
tions. which were put to me
Over One Million People wear the
to Hastings, Wanamaker or forecast severe changes in che
GEORGE W. PULLMAN.
over the top of a pair of spec W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
some other boss, but the pros weather and remarkable at- can they be? Do you think
AH our shoes are equally satisfactory
some great millionaire is any
tides D.V a sliek old fellow they give the best value for the monej
mospherij disturbances.
Neglecting Weightier Matters.
idential politics in the fight
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
with a round gray head on Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
Forecasting severe weather happier driving some great Christian Standard.
is what has excited general
Theprices
uniform,—stamped on
trotter who enjoys a nation
him as any ever owned: "Are From $1 to are saved over other makessole,
$3
"Justice is a swift and sure
interest. It is really the first changes I conceive to be the
If your dealer cannot supply you wecan. Sold by
of a long string of fights for object of the office, and in al reputation and has cost thing in Terra Haute as is } ou a male or female? If so, Dealers everywhere* Wanted, agent to
take exclusive
the eontro- of State delega this direction the work will his owner several thousand demonstrated by a court pro state how longyu have been Write at once. sale for this vicinity.
tions to next year's Republi be broadened and gradually dollars than a $15 a week ceeding today. A chicken thief so. Had .vu a father or mo
can National Convention. Sen improved. Forecasts should clerk hiring a liver.v stable was captured at 7:30, indict ther? If so, which? Are yu
ntor Cameron was egotisti be made of severe storms, h o r s e a n d d r i v i n g o u t h i s ed by the grand jury t. w o subject to fits? If so, do yu
and have more than one at a
cal enough at one time to cold waves, or lemarkable best girl? Not a whit, For hours later, tried at
atmospheric changes at least $150 a poor man can own a sentenced to the penitentiary time? What is your precis t
think that he could get the
nomination for himself, but twelve hours in advance,and horse that will give him just for one year at 10:30.--Terre fighting w a te? D i rl y ou ever
he doesn't think so now; he the money saved by one such as much pleasure as a fortv Haute Express." Pharisee- have any ancestois? and if
will be very lucky in dee 1 if In? f o r e c a s t o f t e n t i m e s m o r f i thousand dollar M a u d S. ism may be in court as well so, how much? Do you have
can succeed in holding on to than pays the entire cost of There you have the whole as in the temple. We wonder any nightmare? Are yu mar
The management of the
thing- in a nutshell
if this grand jury would have ried or single, or are yu a
Equitable Life Assurance
his seat in the Senate. Quay ilrs office for a year."
RUSSELL A. ALGER.
Ex Senator Camden, of W.
Society in the Department of
pounced upon a bank-wreck bachelor? Have yu ever com
was supposed to be for Mc
the Carol inas, wishes to se^
Kinley but he has recently V., who is a clo^e observer, ENJOYED Ills FIGHT WTH POVERTY. er or a seducer of virtue with mitted suicided If so, how
cure a few Special Resident
Iain surprised that any the eagerness it fastened up did it affect you? After an
thus sums up the political
come out for Reed. WanaAgents, ^hose who arc fitted
niaker is. of course, for Har situation: "Two or t h r e e one should think for a mo on this chicken thief. What swering the above like a man
for
ment that happinessdepends a paradise of good order Ter in the affirmative, the slick| this work will find this I
months ago I would not ha ve
rison. It is believed t h a
the result of the fight w i 1 given a copper for the chanc upon wealth. I was very hap- re Haute must be according little fat old feller with gold
show which of the republ es of the democratic party. P.v during my early struggle to this report! Of course there specticles on said I "was in f It is wa k, howev -or, ur.
can candidates can count up Since then there has been a with poverty. I enjoyed the are no saloons viola ting law. sured for life and probably
who succeed bei l in ii ,
on the solid Pennsylvania marked change in public sen toil, privation and hardship no gambling headquarters, would remain so for years.' I|
character, mature judgment, >s>
delegation to the Natior.a timent, due largely to the im T endured to win wealth. no houses of infamy to des thanked him, smiled arid re £ tact, perseverance, and the
provement that lias taken When a laborer in a N e vv troy the young in the way tired.
Convention, and that th
|
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
winner will have taken a long piaee throughout the coun York snip yard, when swing- that goes down to death, no
A horse kicked II. S. Sha
fully. There's an unusual
try. Cattle has gone up, so inga pick and shovel as a oppression of the poor by the
step towards getting t h
fer, of Freemyer House, Mid
opening for somebody. If it
miner, I was happy as I can prosperous, nofraud intrude
has wheat; so has cotron, so
nomination.
dle!) jrg. N. Y., on the knee,
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Many people appear to be has iron, so has wages. Ail ever be. I must therefore an and no partiality in remits which laid him up in bed and
ther information on request.
ur.der the impression tha these tilings redound to the swer your question by saying of justice. "Ye hypocrites, ye caused the knee joint to be
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
the entire South is in a whit credit of the party, and my that I do not think wealth tith mint anise and cummin, come stiff. A friend recommen
Rock Hill, S. C.
ded him to use Chamberlains
belief is that it will triumph brings happiness.
but neglect the weightier mat
heat on account of politico
Pain Balm, which he did, and
JOHN W. MCKAY.
ters of the law. These ought
discussions, but, that isn' in '96."
in two days was able to be athe way men directly from Ex Governor Campbell pass WHAT GOV. MORTON THINKS. ye to have done, arid not left round. Mr. Shafer recommen
PROFESSIONAL.
YV hen I was a poor young the others undone."
that section who occupy po ed through Washington on
ded it to others and says it
is excellent for any kind of
sitions that enable them to his way home from New York man of twenty years, clerking
W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
bruise or sprain. The same
T1 e Two Shei mans.
speak authoritatively on po where lie made a great speech in a c Inn try store, used to
ATTORNEY AT LAY,
remedy is also famous for its
litical subjects, talk. For in at the big Tammany meet think that if In any wi
Col. L. L. Polk related the cures of rheumatism. Forsale
Boone, N. C
stance, Representative Bate ing. He reported the New freak of fortune I could eyer following incident in one of by all druggists.
of Ga., who is in Washington York democrats asbeingcon accumulate$100,000 I would his speehes in Georgia:
A special to the Asheville Citi
W. B. COUNCILL M. D.
on business, says: ''Politico fidentof an early return to be the happiest man alive. "A man in Washington said
zen from Henderson villo the 8th,
Boone, N. C.
matters'in Georgia are very power, and said of the Ohio Now that I possess that ato me: "Did not Gen. Sher says that the prisoners confined
Resident Physician. Office
quiet just now. The Legisla situation: "The democrat? mount. and possibly a little
man ea u se grea t d a m a go to in the county jail there made on King Street north of Post
ture that will elect Gordon are not making a hopeless more, I do not think I am re the Southern people?"
their escape lasn night by break Office.
successor will not be chosen cn mpaign in Ohio. Tl.ey a re ally any happier than in my
ing locks, cutting a hole through
"Yes," snit] Col. Polk.
until next year, and there is going in to make a stiff fight poorer early days. Happiness
the ceiling and then tying blan
"And great suffering?"
little talk about candidates. and ilje republicans will have is in no sense dependent up
ket s together, and letting them:
"Yes."
Our people are b isy getting no walk over. From a Na on wealth, for thefactis that
selves down. Every effort is be
"Don't your people enter
A77 ORNEY A1 LAW,
in their crops, which, I am tional stand point the party when any of us snatch an
tain very hitter feelings to ing made to apprehend them. A- MARION,
N. 0
glad to say, promise to In is in 'a good condition and hour from life's cares to en ward him?"
mong those who escaped is Earl
-(o)Waldrop, a United States prison
good. I don't know how the there is solid ground Lr eu- joy any of its pleasures, we
A great many of them do.'
er. Sheriff" Grant has telegraph
h?tate would go on the tree •ou rage merit in the bettered enjoy them just as m u c h
Will practice
courts oreplied Col. Polk but General ed for blood hounds to put on Vatauga, Ashe,in the 11, McDovvl
Mitcln
coinage question. It will bt .'ondition of the country. It whether we are millionaires
Sherman was engaged in le t he track of the fuaretives.
and all other counties in the
time enough to settle that is notic ible too, that the im- or paupers, and for the time
western district B^"Spceiai atten
gitimate war. He cut a swath
when we have to vote upon irovement is marked in cer- being we forget that we are
News and Observer: One of tion given to the collection &
through that God-favored
it, it we ever do." Mr. Bate's ain lines where the demo either.
the brightest pages in t h e 'aims.
land fifty miles wide and five
statement doesn't agree with crat s'reduced duties, as in
history of North Carolina is W. B. Conncill M. I). T. C. Blackburn,
LEVI P. MORTON.
hundred miles long, and left
the sensational stories, sent the iron, steel and woolen in
Boone, N, C.
Zioiiville, N. C.
HAPPIER WHEN POOR.
nothing but death and ashes the work done in the educafrom Washington, concern dustries.'
t ion of the colored children of
For my part, I can only to mark his track."
ing the desperate conflict be
Last June Dick Crawford say I am not one iota happi
'I stood in my own house the State. The State carries
tween ex-Speaker Crisp and brought his twelve-months er now than I was in the days
on eight Normal Schools for
night after night and saw the
Secretary Hoke Smith over old child, suffering from in when I had not a dollar that
the training of teachers; a
horizon lit up by the lurid
Calls attended at ill
that seat in the Senate- fantile diarrhoea, to me. It I could call my own, save
well-equipped Agricultural &
flames of burning dwelling.nad been weaned at4 months
hours.H
truth and sensationalism sel
Mechanical College; and a
old and had always been sick that tor which I worked from and gin houses. But he left
lune 1, '9 3.
dom do.
I gave it the the usual sunny morn to dewy eve. us, and we were left to recu public school in every neigh
The laugh would seem to reatmerit in such cases but Now that my circumstances
borhood in the State. In an E. F. T OVILL. 3 . C. FLETCHER
perate. But I want to say
be on Prof. Harrington, ex- without benefit. The child have improved, I can o n 1 y
dition to these advantages,
that there is another man
Chief of the Weather Bureau ept giowing thinner until wear one suit of clc.thes at a
the colored youth enjoy ex
name! Sherman in this coun
weighed but little more
and those Washington Cor
ceptional opportunities for ATI UllNhYS A T LA If,
time, and that suit is no bet try who has inflicted ten thou
respondents he succeeded in than when born, or perhaps ter than the one I wore then.
securing education in a num
ten pounds. I then started
sand fold more suffering upon
BOONE, N. 0.
stuffing with the story that he father 10 giving Chamber I ate three square mealsdail.y
ber of excellent schools and
the American people than ev
gi van
atte
he was fired out to make aiii's Coin, Cholera and Diar at that time, and can not eat
colleges, supported by beneY 8®" Special
er Tecum sell did. You find
to the collet ion ofclaimn.'VSH
room for a democratic politi iioea Remedy. Before o n e any more now. Then I had
olent philanthropists of the
his work at every hovel At
cian. Prof. Willis L. Moore, JOttie of the 23 cent size had no responsibilities and no
North.
Chamberlain's Bye and e'kin Ointment
p
the fire-side of every labor
la a certain curt lor Chronic fiore Eyes,
who is now Chief of the Wea ' en used a marked improve cares. I only had to be at my
Chamberlain'-? is theoestof ranulated Eye Lid3, Sore Nipples, Piles,
ing man you find the wither
ment was seen and its con tin
ther Bureau, is neither a dem ued use cured the child. Its post and do my duty, and
ing effects of John Sherman's all. Vincent J. Barkl, ofDan- Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
ocrat nor a politician. In weakness and puny constitu when my hours of work were li 11a nci a 1 pol icy.' Southern bury, Iowa, has used Cham 25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
berlain's Cough remedv.when Fo. p TOjfH0K3E"c>WNE»3.
fact he is a republican, or at tion din p pea red and its fa over my mind and body were Mercurv.
". a horse in a fine healthy onl »e was a republican be ther emu myself believe mei Ovp as th
ever in need of a medicine for iHtioi •/ Or. Cady's Condition Powders.
and mjrcii Mt'iieve the free as those of a bird. I
least
Richmond Dispatch: Yes, coughs and colds, for the past They i •: up the system, aid digestion, cure
I's lib
™
fore he became connected child's life was saved by this c o
o sleep as soon as independent, free coinage will five years, and says, "j t nl ions of ii .. rite, relieve constipation, correct
re me ' J. T. M tirl<.w, M.D,!
ecly.
,
kidney vh oilers and destroy worms, giving
with the Weather Bureau; Ta m
i) any new life to nn old or over worked horse. 25
in roe, III. For sale by all r n y h e i l d touched the pillow not be likely to carry Virgin ways helps mc out
lr '.v druggista.
since then he has had no ac druggists.
and sleep soundly until next ia, whose party leaders have one asks me what kind o f cub per package.
cough medicine I use, I reply,
tive connection with politics,
morning. Now, that I have shown .visdom in refusing to
gi XA,
Children Cry for the weight of vast interests cross 1 1lie stream before they Chamberlain's is the best of /no .... >tv>§ y iiK >iv .
lie has been in charge of the
All dealers
tyU.L
all. 25 and 50c bottles for trade mark keep It, perred lines <_>. w.-,.
Ctiic igo office of the Weather Pitcher's Castoria.
e" l crossed
on
,and business cares constant re icht'd it.
sale by all druggists.
W. LD OUCLAS
io,
Docs This
Hit You?
|A Rare Opportunity I
Counill & Blackburn,
Physicias & Surgeons.
lliViLL & FETCHES
�SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
1 copyl year
44
G months
. " 8 months
$1.00
50
85
ADVERTISING HATES.
1 inch 1 week
1 44 1month...,
1 ' 8
1 " G "
1 44 1 year
1 column 1 week
44
1 month
1
8 44
1
G 44
1
44
1 year
1
$ <o
1.75
. 8.00
5.00
7.00
0.00
18.50
25.00
37.50
50 00
Entered at the Postofficedt
Boone, N. C., as second-class
mail matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
mountain, in the western part It is no,v thought that he
of the county. Look at these was poisoned, and his body
figuies about whortleberries: will be taken up for examina
Warsaw shipped 82,672 qts. tioc.
of berries in one day recent-! —Hay harvesting the oi
ly. Compare this with out f jer of the day.
crop and say Eastern Caroli—Th* weather is fine, but
na is ahead.
my! bow hot!
—The State Agricultural
—Attorney Dick Donley, of
and Mechanical College is rap
Mountain City, Term., was
idly growing in public favor.
in town this week.
Last year, though only six
—Master Joe. son of F. P.
years old, the College enroll
Moore, of GlobeT has been
ed one hundred and forty stu
dents. This is, we believe, a spending some days visiting
more rapid growth than any fiiends in Watauga.
— Watauga's Bepresentaother institution in theState
has ever made. Its announce tive, Lindsey H. Michael, is
assisting John W. Hodges in
ment appears in this issue.
— Fletcher Combs, who lives making out the tax books.
The MorgantonZ/e/a/dsays
that $150,000 are spent an
nually in Burke county for
lumber, mining, etc.
LOOK AHD EXAMINE!
The great secret to success in having plenty of the com
forts of life is in knowing how and when to buy. hirst,
look! second,
the
price of
DR 11 D JENNINGS. or articles, youexamine buy.qnalityand who arethe article,
wish to
To those
interested
—DENTIST
in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
Is now* located at Blowing money we most respectfully invite thein to call on us and
Bock, where he will remain examine our entire line of
during the summer ami fall
of each year, and desires to
impress upon you the impor
Consisting of Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware; Sheetings,
tance of having your teeth a t
Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
tended l o at once.
tions, etc.
Don't Put it off, for by so
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
doing, youi teeth get worse; but weyvill be pleased to show thein to you and give you
give you more pain, costs our prices, whether you buy or not.
you more , and cannot be sa v
pd so well. Have them exam
ined every 3 or 6mi»nthsand
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
as soon as one decayed one
is discovered, have it filled, you the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
and you will not miss what chant or merchants in the county . We do not quote prices
it will cost you to keep them in ou»* advertisement from the fact thereare so many differ
up, and thus save your natu eut grades ot the same line of goods that it is almost im
ral teeth, which a re so essen possible to quote prices and at the same time describe the
goods so you will know the quality without examining for
tial to good health.
yourself. " We will not try to induce any one to buy our
,Vo (charge For Examination, goods by selling on time, we sell to ah tor the Pay When
Give me a part of your pa They Receive lhe Goods consequently it enables lis to sell
tronage, and make my house goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
your home whileha vingyour er will be convinced of the truth.
work done.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
B&ASufficieot produce ? o r
BLACK BURN, COl 1 REEL & MILLER.
mv family's use will be taken
April 4th, 1895
in exchange for work.
Office at residence, (Morris
Building.) Very R<*sp.
B. D. JENNINGS.
July 18.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
—Mrs. S. E. Northington,
-The population of Lenoir with Newt Banner, of Cove
Creek, was carrying a plow of Emporia, Kens., and Miss
is 1,046.
and driving a mule wirh the May Yarboro, of our town,
—Prof. Yarboro has mov harness on. The mule became gave a very enjoyable litera
ed into the house formerly frightened, tinned and rush- ry and musical entertainment
occupied bv Dr. Beeves.
ed by Combs; the n a r n ess^jt the coui t house last night,
-Messrs. E. 8. and T. F. caught in the »in K h* tree on
_ S p w . i t l i Deput.y Collector
Coffey went to Va. last week the plow and dragged him
McElroy. of Mudisoncounty,
to buy some driving horses. fifty yards, inflicting v e r v
is among us. He comes to
—Mrs. A. V. Bennett, of paiufui wounds.
look after the tax on whis
Statesville, is visiting h e r
— Dr. B. D. Jennings, who key that wasciainmd to have
daughter. Mrs. J. L. Wink is so well and favorably i»een burned on Elk some
known in Watauga as a gen days since.
ler.
—Frank A. Chnard and son, tleman an* Dmtist, is now
—Deputy Marshal N.N.Col
Willie, of Hickory, are stop l o c a t e d a t B l o w i n g B o c k , vard and Deputy Collector J.
-oping for a few days at Cof where he will remain during C. Horton seized, nearObids,
the summer and fall of each
fey's hotel.
Ashe county, last Friday,
year. We feel sure you could
826 gallons of whiskey, an 1
—Miss Emma and Mr. Wal
do no better than to have
on Saturday they found chree
ter Jones, and Beeler Moore,
the Dr. look after your teeth.
-0barrels hid in the woods aall of Gastonia, are visiting
He says his work shall give
bout one and a half miles 1 wish to say to those indebted
at Solicitor Spainhour's.
satisfaction. See ad elsewhere.
If you arc in earnestabout wantingthe bcstMonument
—Those excellent people, —There appears in this issue from the distillery. The dis to rne, one and all, that I have
or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
tillery belonged to Jacob
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Frass, an advertisement of Holly Springhad the misfortune to lose my as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
of Wilmington, areamongus College which those, who are in Goss, who had not,it isclaim store house and entire stock ot
again, and willspend thesum terested in finding a good school eo, complied with the law. goods by fire. In tact all my ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
The whiskey is now in Jeffer
mer at the Coffey hotel.
near home, should read .and in
©^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
son where it will beheld until town property was destroyed ex
—The rush to Blowing Bock vestigate its advantages. In or further orders from the high cept my hotel building. L also and give me a call or write for prices.
is now getting immense. The der to reduce the price of board, er officials can be obtained. lost all of my provisions except
c. B. WEBB- Statesville, N. C.
a club for young men has been
hotels are rapidly filling up,
formed under the supervision of
—Dudley Farthing, Esq. of a small lot of bacon. Now, un January 24th, 1895.
and promise to he crowded
the faculty. Stuients, who so B e a v e r D a m s , d i e d a t h i s der thecii cumstances, I am forced
to their full capacity in the desire, can furnish their provis
home on the 8th in his nine to call on you tor what you are
near future.
ions from home and thereby re
ty- fii st year, and was buried due me so that I may be enabled
—This is perhaps the busi duce the money expenses to a in the family burvingground
i
to buy the necessaries of life for
est season of the year for far minimum.
near his home. Mr. Faithing my family
mers. Laying n.y corn, har
—Prof. Francuin closed his was a pure, upright man and
Yes, the old year of 1894 is gone with all] its pleasures
vesting wheat and rye a ri 0 school at New Biver Acade- had the confidence of his fel- Those who do not make imme
cutting grass all couie on my last Friday with interes- |ovv c j t j ze ns. He was elected diate paymenc may expect to and troubles, and the New Year 1895 is ushered in upon
us, and we all should make the best use of it possible. The
them at once.
ting exercises. Quite a crowd chairman of the county court have their accounts, etc, put in way to do that is to wegin right and keep right the year
—Prof. E. W. Faucette, who attended, and were highly when the county was organ to judgments. So, friends, I ha ve through.
for many years wastheprinci pleased with the concert. So ized in 1840, and held that been kind to you and must now
You can do this by doing all .your trading during the
pal of Finley High School at licitor Spaiuhour and Prof. office until the umirt was a- h a v e w h a t y o u a r e d u e m e , a n d year at my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
Lenoir, will teach at Moun B, B. Dougherty made re bolished some time after the I hope you will respond at once eral merchandise, all at the
tain City, Term., the corning marks. Prof. Francum will war. Truly a good man has and save trouble, expense, etc.
teach two months at Sands gone.
year.
1 am yours very truly,
I will sell for strictly pp.v down during the year 1895, by
before beginning his next ses
W. L. BRYAN.
—Hon. Mat. W. Bansom
--Heretofore the magis
so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. For
sion at New Biver Academy,
and family arrived at Blow
instance good sole leather at 21c., by the side, good coffee
trates living near the Tennes
which will continue e i g h t
20c. a lb., sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
ing Bock on the 15th inst.,
see line were deprived of the
months.
mauce 6% zts. and up, domestic, very heavy, 7 cts by the
and will spend some time begenuine pleasure, such offi
bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress flannels, "cash
--Thomas S. Smythe, died cials so much covet, that is,
ioie leaving for Mexico. The
mers, shoes—yes the la rges lot of shoes ever seen in this
General is very much improv at his home in Mountain of uniting two aching, bleed
part of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
City, Tenn., on the 1th inst. ing hearts into one. This was
ed in hea'th.
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on short,
after a lingering illness ofse\ on account ol the reduced tar
notice, cook staves, farmers friend plows and repairs, Bis—We would be pleased if
era I months. Mr. Smythe was iff that Johnson county lev To the dwellers in the grass- sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc.,
the owners of the different
at one time pension attor ied on those who desired to clad hills and low green vales of
ALL AT BOCK BOTTOM PBICESthreshing machines in t h e
Watauga; to the people who own
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
ney and traveled through N. import themselves into her the flocks and herds that * Lie
county would report to us
C. He was a personal friend realm for this simple ceremo down in green pastures and feed hides, beeswax, etc., all at highest market prices. Please
the number of bushels of
of the editor of this paper. ny. In behalf of the great by the stilL .caters," in the Land give me your trade this year, and I will certainly sell you
wheat, rye and oats threshed
of the Sky that I desire their Iwt goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
Their friendship lasted from increase in the number of ter acquaintance. I am selling prosperous and happy New Year. I am
during the season.
their boyhood days. Peace magistrates in North Caroli
H A R D W A R E
Yours Anxious to please.
—If you failed to read the to his ashes, and may h i s
na they have raised the price in the town ol Lenoir, and your
notice of Mr. Bryan to those many friends be comforted
of marriage license to $3.00 valued latronage is earnestly so
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
who owe him in our last is by his last words: 'All is well.'
licited. You cannot do better e'se
in Johnson.
v
where. If you want a machine ot
sue, we again give you the
—Mrs. Asa Wdson, of Cove
A A Y K I A D,
privilege by re-inserting it. He
Two Lives Saved.
Creek, and Ada Bass were ri
I will order it for you at the bot
needs and wants what you
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc
ding along the Beaver Dams t i o n C i t y , 1 1 1 . , w a s t o l d b y h e r tom of the market.
are due him.
road, near Lewis Farthing's doctors that she had consump Ifyou want piping, belting, hose
saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
—Atty. Sam Ervin, S. Mc on the 7th. Mr. Farthing's
OLtion and that there was no hope bricators, cant hooks, spindle
D. Tate and F. P. Tate, all mules being turned out ot the
tor her. but two bottles of Dr. oil. red engine oil, journal castor
of Morgan to n, were in town pasture came along the road King's New Discovery complete oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
Tuesday. They came for the and frigntened Mrs. Wilson, ly cured her and she says it sav ing machine oil, journal grease
or any kind of grease come and
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
purpose of having a receiver who jumped off of her horse ed her life. Mr. Th^s. Eggers.139 see me. If you want a first-class
able medicine, known as the MOFNTAIN HERB MEDI
appointed for the Dunivant breaking a bone and inflict Florida St. San Francisco, suffer
8 E W I N G M A C II I N E
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of oui mountain sec
cotton mills. F. P. Tate was ing other injuries to her an ed from a dreadful cold, approa-* with all attachments for $22.00 tion.
appointed as receiver by kle. Dr. Bingham dressed ching consumption, tried with or a good New Home sewing ma
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c ischine. the best in the world,come
Judge L. L. Greene.
the wound and she was car out result everthing else then and see me. Why pay an agent eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
bought one bottle of Dr. King's
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
—Bev. D. A. Glenn, vvh°, ried home the following day.
for riding around and feeding a
New Discovery and in two weeks team? Needles for any sewing pure, simple, cheap and effective. It is recommended by
for five years has been pas
—Fog Brown, who lived in was cured. He is naturally thank machine in the known w o r 1 d the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
tor of the Henderson ville Bap the Globe, returned from ful. It is such results, of which
cines on the market.
©eTV mi be Sent By MniL~&&
tist. church, lias resigned and Blowing Bock about noon these are samples, that prove the
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
terMl you want bar iron, bar
is now sojourning in t h e one day in March, last, and wonderful efficacy of this medi steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package,sent
mountains. He delivered two plowed in his field in the eve cine in coughs and colds. Regu iron, of every size known to civi post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
good sermons at Beaver Dam ning. His wife took him some lar size 50c and $1.00. For sale lized man, come and see me. Life pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that
is too short to enumerate every we are not. trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY,
church last Sunday. He has coffee and other refreshments by all druggists.
thing—come and see.
1 HE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
relatives in Watauga.
CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE 1
and after partaking of them
ZionviRe, N. V., Sept. 6,1894.
JOHN VI. 1L0TJCK, Manager
Children Cry for
—There is a tine crop of he became violently sick and
I ,-MWN- N R .IN- OR.
whortleberries on the Stone died the following morning. Pitcher's Castoria.
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
$
READ THIS.
Statesville Marble Works,
HEW YEAB GKEETIHGSI
VERY OWEST PRICES.
LET ME SAY
THE MOUNTAN MEDIIMCOPANY
Z10NVILLE NORTHGARCLINA.
�The Watauga Democrat
Ihuiwlay. July, 18, IS05
Here is a brief account of
a little matter that is exci
ting the good people of our
neighboring county of John
son, in the State of Tennes
see:
About a year ago Roby
Dugger and Cart YVhaley ar
rested Isaac Guynn for carry
ing concealed weapons and
tied his hands behind h i in
and put him on a horse. It
was an easy matter, by urg
ing on 1 he horse, for Gu.vnn
to fall off, and his guard seem
ed to enjoy seeing him fall off
ana before they arrived at A1
lentovrn, in Carter county.
thej r had the pleasure of
laughing at the clownish ac
tions of Guynn, trying, with
fetered hands to catch, and
finally his contact with terra
firma. It is claimed that the
prisoner aid this unwilling
performance fifteen times and
became so annoyed at this
mischief that he swore if he
ever was so fortunate as to
again return that somebodie's life would be in danger.
Guynn served his term in
prison, returned to his native
haunts, and found in his ram
bles one day recently, one of
the party, YVhaley by name,
for whom a year ago he had
performed his antic tricks,
and called the gentleman
from his work in the field wh >
came ar.d cast a harmless
stone at Guynh, in order to
renew old acquaintance, and
received as a memento of his
esteem a leaden ball which on
ly missed making a lastingpersonal impression by a few
inches. Guynn passed on.
On the night of the 6th
Guynn had his family gather
ed around his hearth-stone
and was enjoying, as he
thought, the protection of
the State. Fifteen visit Drs
gaye hi:n a storm party that
night His domicile was too
small to entertain hisguests,
or for some other cause, he
and his family steppe I out
into the night alone, and are
now tenting under the twink
ling stars and smiling moon,
tor their castle is now a ruin
and its contents destroyed.
There may be another chap
ter to this affair some day,
hut we have enough for this
time.
{Secretary Morton has been
censured by scientists for ap
pointing Prof. W. 8. Moore
as Chief of the Weather Bu
reau, in place of Prof. Har
rington. Moore never went
to college and is not consid
ered a scientist while Har
rington is. This is what he
said about Moore: "Last
March Moore foretold 130
cold-air waves, and 115 ar
rived on time. He warned
Florida of the cold snap last
December, and although the
snap brought ruin, theproph
esy was regarded as remark
able. He took good care of
the West, also, by predicting
twenty - seven sure - enough
storms near Lake Michigan
out of thirty guesses." Moore
may not be a scientist, yet
his predictions were accord
ing to the methods of the De
partment. which are scientif
ic. This is a very important
branch of the Government
service, and especially to the
farmers.
Secretary Morton has sav
ed $70,000 in the Agricultu
ral Department and has in
no -ay injured the service.
,p h.. hnllpDns have no Latin
STATE TOPICS,
The Mt. Airy District Con
ference meets in Jefferson on
Aug. 8th.
The first edition of Mr. YVes
ton's book on Ma idial Ney
has been exhausted.
The North Carolina Press
Convention will m e e t a t
Greensboro on the 17th.
quite a sensation in America
where 80,600 copies have
beeh sold. The heroine, Tril
by, was a poor girl who visit
ed some artists.in Paris and
darned their socks and sang
'Ben Bolt' without a single
correct note. An old musician
hypnotized her and she became the greatest singer in
the world.
Old People.
Mr. Walter Page, a former
North Carolinian, hut for sev Old people who require medi
era 1 years editor of the Fo cine to regulate the bowels a n d
kidneys will find the true remedy
rum. has resigned.
in Electric Bitters. This medicine
There has been built in N. does not stimulate and contains
C. during the last year 42% no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
miles of railroad making the but acts as a t mie and altera
tive. It acts mildly on the stoiri
total milage 3,615.
ach an 1 bowels, adding strength
There are 101 boys and and giving tone to the crgaus.
103 girls at the Oxford or thereby aiding Nature in the per
phan asylum. A new build formance of the functions. Elec
ing will soon be erected.
tric Bitters is an exc ellent appeti
zer and aids digestion. Old peo
The Chronicle says that
Mumpford Lane, of Moravi ple find it just nxa< fly what they
need. Price fifty cents per bottle
an township, has a kind of
at all drugstores.
chickens that have twelve
toes each.
Polar exploration parties hav<
Morganton will have a bar
room in the near future. The
tax is f1,000, and John McNeel.y of Statssville will pay
the tax and open up.
R. Z Linne.y gets a $1,000
fee for defending Baxter Shem
well ivho killed Dr. Paine in
Lexington. The trial is now
in progress at that place.
State Supt. Scarboro con
strues the legislation on the
schools as taking away the
appropriation for the county
institutes as there will be no
training schools for the teach
ers.
The Methodists and Bap
tists of Mitchell county have
asked the county commission
ers to allow no preaching in
the court house. They claim
that unsound doctrine is be
ing promulgated f r o m the
house of justice.
The North Carolina Teach
er's Assembly at Morehead
this year was a rather slim
affair. New officers were elec
ted. Prof. J. T. Joiner Pres
ident and C. J. Parker Secre
tary 7 . Perhaps tlie organiza
tion will get new life into it
under the new management.
always been unsuccesful and have
suffered from the intense cold of
the Arctics so much that it would
appear that this field of research
would become uninviting, but on
the contrary, three or tour par
ties have sailed from as many no
tions in search ot the poles with
in a year. Lieut. Peary, who went
nearer the North pole about five
veais ago than any one before
him, and returned solely, set out
on another trip about a year or
more ago and is supposed to be
suffering, and to whose rescu
the Kite sailed fro 11 St. JohnsNew Foumllanrl, on the 11th.
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
—OF—
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.
Holly Spring College,
A co-educational school of high
grade, beginsits next session Au
gust 5. 189."). Heathful mid
moral location. Large and con
venient building. Library and
Reading Room.
Microscopes
and mineral cabinets Excellent
debating societies. Ample boar
ding accommodations at small
cost. Tuition very reasonable.
Write for catalogue to
J. H. SMITH, PR SIDHTXT.
BirrI.KU. TKX.V.
!
o A . 31*3 Ffionjs!
This Is Ho Hui#g!
It Is A'i Iron-clad
Fact.
I have no goods to offer
you, but 1 have tlie Co l d .
Hard Cash to offer you for
BIRCH OIL.
GINSENG AND
BEES W A X
At the highest rnaket puces.
J&ST*7 hose having any of
these a r tit les to offer would
do well to see or wiite to lie
Judges L. L Greene and A. at Plowing Rock, A. C. 7 his
VY. Graham have exchanged May 30, 1805.
districts, and the Govtrnor
J. II. JOHXSOX.
has isssued commissions ae
eurdingly. Judge Greene be
gins court at Currituck Sep
tember the 2nd, and holds
the courts of Currituck, Cam
den, Beaufort, Pasquotank,
Gates, Hertford, Washing
ton, Tyrrell, Dare. Hyde and Read the Statement of m
Popi lar Teacher
Pamlico in the first Dist.,
and New Hanover in t h e
sixth. Judge Graham will be
gin court in Duplin county,
August 5th, and hold tin
courts oi Duplin, Greene, Le
noir, Sampson, Pender, Car
teret, Jones and Onslow, in
the sixth Dist., and Perqui
man and Chowan in the firs'
Dist. The change was made
at the request of Judge L. L
Greene, so that he could re
main at h >me during the hot
Mr. Geo. A. Zlrlcle
season.
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
In Writing on Dr. Taylor,
of Wake Forest, the Wilming
ton Messenger has this to
say: "Rev. Dr. CharlesE. Toy
lor, the very successful and
most highly esteemed Presi
dent of Wake Forest College,
is a strong writer, a close
A horse kicked H. S. Shn i
thinker, and a teacher of ele
fer, of Freemyer House, Midvated and pure life with high dleb.irg, N. Y., on the kmc.
ideas and standards."
which laid him up in bed and
S. P. Stafford, Clerk of the caused the knee joint to beHouse, and J. M. Brtwn, en comestiff. A friend recomaien
ded him to use Chamberlains
rolling Clerk, haye been in Pain Balm, which he did. and
dicted by the grand jury of in bv) days wasahle to l e aWake county for carelessness round. Mr. Shafer recount en
in signing bills not passed by ded it to others and says it
the Legislature. The law in is excellent for any kind of
bruise or sprain. The same
question is the much talked remedy is also famous for its
of mortgage law which the cures of rheumatism. For sale
Supreme Court decided was by all druggists.
good, although not passed The University Catalogue tor
by the Legislature.
1894—95 shows 471 students,
BakersvilleEntei prise: The as follows: 317 in the college, 78
most irnportantsuitthat has in the Law School, 20 in tne Med
ever been tried in Mitchell Jical School and 59 in theSumnier
county will come up n e x t School for teachers. The faculty
court, to wit: Loch ran, Cor- embraces 35 professors and in
structors. The catalogue con
uth and others against Lintains 114 pages, is carefully in
ville Improvement Company
dexed and gives full information
and Cranberry Iron and Coal about the University. Write for
Company, invlying over 100- copy to President Winston, Chap
000 acres of land, including el Hill. N. C.
the Cranberry Iron Mines and
The English do not like fat
Li n v i 1 le I m pro vein en t Co m pa
bacon, according to Seeretany's property. Plain tiffs a re
claiming under the McGimp- i.v Morton. Here are some
sey title derived from Tate & prices paid for bacon in Eng
land, the leanei the better:
Tate.
American. 0, Danish, 14, YVilk
There is 'Trilby' ice cream shire 18.
in Raleigh. 'Trilby' is the ti-
Children Cry for
: AVOID BulK Soda 1
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
Tlie statements in the testimonial below are
familiar facts to the Immediate Mends of Mr.
Geo. >A. Zlrkle, school teacher, of Mt. Horeb,
Tenn., very well known throughout the county,
where ho was born and has always lived. Bead It.
"C. I. Hood Si Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Dear Sirs:—I bellave in Hood's Sarsaparllla.
I will tell you why. I have suffered from In
herited scrofula from child hood. When 37 years
of age, my eyes became strangely affected. I
could not read after sunset, and when I would
close my eyes, I could not open them; but on
whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
my eye. This condition continued about two
years, and was succeeded by
An Intolerable Itching
all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
followed Immediately by a tumor in the right
side of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at
once commenced hiking physicians' prescrip
tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
time the tumor changed its place to the imme
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu
mor seated Itself on the point of my collar bone
and in six months another half way back on the
bone. Both of them soon began to discharge
an I continued to do so till about seven months
ago. I tried everything, including prescriptions.
I was often so weak that
I Could Scarcely Walk
and my mind was so confused that I could
scarcely attend to my business (school teach
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my
story draws to a close. I began the use of
Hood'sSa;> Cures
Hood's Sarsaparllla a little less than a year ago,
and took five bottles. When I began I had no
faith in it. In less than three months both the
sores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured
of a troublesome ca'tarrh; and scrofulous habit
lias steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
more than 1 ever did in my life, and am
In the Best of Health,
considering my constitution. Do you wonder
that I believe in Hood's Sarsaparllla? I can do
no less than recommend It everywhere and every
way." GEO. A. ZIRKI.E, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
:
Bad soda spoils good flour. •
The next session of this Col
lege will begin September 5th.
Examinations at e o u n t y
oeats first Saturday in Aug jst, Young men desiring a
technical education at an un-i
usually low cosr will do well
to applv for catalogue to
A. Q. HOLLADAY. Pres.
RALE GH, N. (A
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
only in packages.
bearing this trade markfjpIt costs no more than inferior package soda 1
—never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
1
*
and insist on packages
bearing these words—
I ARM AND HAMMER SODAJ
•
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York.
Sold by grocers everywhere.
•
Writ* lor Arm and Hammer Book el valuable Reclp««-F|EB.
BOONE HIGH SCHOOL.
o—o—o— o
ANXOUXf EMEA T FOR 1895.
First session opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes June2^t
1895. The second session will open Aug. 6tl: 1895 and.*
( lose Dec. 24th.
FACULTY.
Rev. J. H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J. May Yarboro
will be in charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
ments, and she will also have charge of the music depart
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeui
ployed as the school may lequire.
TERMS.
m
TUITION in thf Primary Department $1.00.
•
HIGHER ENGLISH
$2 00.
ACADEMIC
$2.50 to$3.00.
MUSK
$2.50.
Board in good families, includii g light, fuel and
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 to $7.50.
For any information not herein contained apply to the
Piincipal, Boone, N. U.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Admin
intra fix of G. W. Dugger ded.
late of Watauga county, N.
this is to notify all persons
having claimsngninst the est.-Ueofsiiid deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersign
ed on or before the first day
of April 1896, or this notice
.till be placed in bar of their
recovery. All persons i n debted to said estate will
please make immediate pay
ment. This the 1st day of
April 1895.
E. C. DUGGER, Admix.
A cow can't pick the banjo.
—BUT—
CAN GIVE MILK.
I CANT PLAY THE FIDDLE
But I can show you
a nice assortment of Staple
and Fanr'.v Groceries,such as
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
CHEESE,
CRACKERS,
CAKES,
CANNED-BEEF,
POTTED-HAM,
SALMONS.
SARDINES.
BUTTER NUTS,
English walnuts, soft shell
ed almonds, peanuts,raisins,
tigs, canned fiuits, shoedress
ing, inks, plain and fancy can
dies, fancy and l a u n d r y
SOAPS,
TOBACCO,
SNUFF,
CIGARS,
CIGARETES.
MATCHES,
Horse and Cattle Powders,
and many <>1 her articles too
tedious to mention.
fts^Come and see for your
selves.
©STI also keep a good line
of Domestic Medicines
fe@"All of my goods wiR be
scld a t piices t o suit t h e
times, for PAY DOWN, hut
flSTAWFUL HIGH ON A
CREDIt.
When you come to the
"Rock" coir.e and see me, and
it may be to our mutual ben
efit.
Thanking my friends for
past patronage, and hoping
to merit it in thefutore, lam
V12RY RESPJ2CTFULLY,
J. IJ. CLARKE.
Do You M Vcrty?
.0.
"Money Saved Is
Money Mad^"
o.
Owing to a recent change
in our business, that is, from
the "Old Time" credit sys
tem to a
GASH BASIS
We are able to offer y <tt u
AR BUCKLE'S COFFEE
at 24 et» per lb.;
Good green coffee at 20 cts.
per lb ;
Extra ' C" s Jgar at 16 lbs.
to the dollar; good, he^.v
domestic at 7 cts per yarnT
fi^TWe have just received
30 eases of gent's and Indie's
shoes, and will sell them at
prices to suit the buyer.°!s&
Call and see us and ire will
sa ve you money.
JOHNSON EDM I ST EN &£0
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
TREATMENT
-BY-
INHALATION !
1529 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
m
For Consumption. Asthma. Rron
cliitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
matiem, Neuralgia,
AND ALL CHRONIC AND
NERVOUS
DISORDERS.
It has be?n in nseformorethan
twenty years; Miousands of^aln (
tients ha ve been treated, and over onethousand physicians have
used it and recommend it—a very!
significant fact.
1
It is agreeable. There is no nau
seous taste, nor sickening smell.
"Compound Oxygen—Its mode
of Action and Results," is the ti
tle of a book of 200 pages |®blished by Drs. Starkev and I'alen
which gh r es to all inquirers full
information as to this remarka
ble curative agent, and record ot
surpiising cures in a v ide range
of chronic cases—many of them
after being abandoned to die bv
other physicians. Will be mailed
on application.
Drs. Starkey & Palen
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
dollar pars for• tin Blowing Pock. April 10, '95.
Please mention this paper.
�The Watauga Democrat
CROW.
Chicago Chronicle: McKinThe Chicago Chronicle notes le.y claims that the return of
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, that the Inter-Ocean of thejgood times is caused by the
devoted to the interest ot Coun same city, "a journal that "return of the republican par
ty State and Nation. Published has never failed toassertthat j ty to power." This remark
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
Botanic Blood Balm
it t Im democrats should ma ke j is inspired by the coolness of
taugaCounty. N.C.
The Great Remedy for the speech* and permanent
the slightest reduction of tax the Chicago lake heeeze. The cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
eczema. Eating and Spread
ation from the schedules set republican party has not re- and all SKIN AND BLOODin? Sores, Eruptions,
DISEASES. Made
The Way it Seems Now.
from the prescription of an eminent physician
who used it with marvelous success for 40 years,
up by the republicans, should tu rued to power
an J its continued use for fifteen years by thou
sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
We read much of political take a single step in the di
n -£
k building: up Tonic and Blood
for Infants and Children,
I urifier ever offered to the world. It makes new
talk as to what will be done rection of free trade, the land
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous
heating properties.
in North Carolina next year would lie prostrate under a
HIRTY year*' Observation of Castoria -with the patronage of
S2T- WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL
by the parties. We hear v°ry blow delivered by the bind it
CURES, sent free on application.
millions of persons, permit na io »peak of It without gne»»ing.
Compris »s the University. Die
little said. We take it that a self" this same Inter-Ocean
If not kept by your local druggist, send $1.00
College, the Law and Medical
It is nnqnestionably the best remedy for Infant,, and n.ilHr.1.
lew men will hardly dispose now has these head lines to school, and the Summer School for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and 1
world has ever known. It is harmless. Children like It. It
medicine will be sent freight paid by
of the destinies of the grand faithfully reflect the business for Teachers. Tuition $00.00: 85
gives them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have
BLOOD BfiLM G0 e , Atlanta, Ga.;
teachers, 471 Students. Address
old democratic party. The situation:
something which Is absolutely safe and practically perfect os a
President Winston. Chapel Hill,
people are in it, and politi
"All sav it's a boom. Mer N. C., for catalogugue and handchild's medicine.
cians and wire-pullers may as chants claim that an era of hook on'•University Education."
Castoria destroys Worms.
well understand that even a prosperity has begun. Dark June 27th.
T H K DEMOCRAT ONE YE \ It
Castoria allays Feveriahneas.
year in advance. We take it days left behind. Dry goods
Castoria prevents vomiting Soar Cnrd.
t&" m'OS i: DOLLAR.
unless the unexpected hap men speak of a vast improve
Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colio.
II 1ST OK V OP THE LAST LIG1SLApens, that the democrats will rneut iu trade. Clothingand
TURE.
Castoria relieves Teething Tronhles.
meet at the right time in boot and shoe manufacturers
Castoria oures Constipation and Flatnlenoy.
Buy One, Only TeuOnls.
county conventions and ap all tell of increasing orders."
Castoria neutralizes the effects of carbonic acid gag or nohouon. »<r.
A iCiit. .1 (1 nictiw pamph
point delegates to attend the The Chronicle should 11 o i let. .1(50 pages, with ornn merl
When you are about to buy a Sewing Machine
Castoria does not contain morphine, opinm, or other narcotic property.
State Convention as is t h e be too hard on the in tor-O /tell cover*, tin voted to the rec- do not be deceived by alluring advertisement*
and be led to think you can get the best made,
Castoria assimilates the food, rognlates the stomach and bowels,
time-honored custom. W e cean It is not alone. The|nnl of tic last LegiMaIurn. finest finished and
giving healthy and natural sleep.
take it that the delegatesap fact is, the decent republi rheworst Legislature,' save Most Popular
Castoria is pnt up in ono~ -i.se bottles only. It is not sold in hnlh.
frr a mere song. See to it that
you buy
reliable manu
pointed will meet according '•an papers all over the eouu that of 18(j8. ever assembled facturers from have gained a
Bon^allorr any one to soil yon anything else on the plea or promise
in the State. This book gives reputationthat
by honest and square
to previous arrangements at try have been sitting down
dealing, you will then got a
that it is jnst as good " and "will answer every purpose."
its record plainly and truth Sewing Machine that is noted
the place named, and will con to a huge dish of crow recent fully. 11 givi sfactsand natries the world over for its dura
See that yon get C-A-S-T-Q-R-I-A.
bility. You want the one
suit together as patriots, as ly, and only those should be and is thoroughly reliable. It is easiest to manage and is that
The fac-similo
is on every
friends of North Carolina, as annoyed while at itthat make has been prepaied bv some
signature of
wrapper.
Light Running
of the best Democratic writ
democrats forever opposed wry laces. The. Inter-Ocean
ers in the State.
There is none in the world that
to radical supremacy in N. doesn't. There is a kind of
can equal in mechanical con
struction, durability of working
Every patriot, every citi
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
C. (the State has had fat- •row it likes, and it is eating
parts, fineness of finish, beauty
in appearance, or has as many
zen a n (1 every Democrat
improvements as the
/
more than enough of such ex it now.— Abbeville Citizen.
should ha ve a copy.
perience and knows well .vliat
Price 10 cts. per copy post
e w
o m e
that supremacy means ru
Franklin Press: If every paid. Lower prices bv tin
N i\v York W or!d: The in
It
Feed, alike
hundred. If not on saC <*u onhas Automatic Tension, Doubleno other has
in, high taxes, rascality—) body in Franklin would read
both sides of needle (patented),
•'•ease in wag's in all I he cot
it; New Stand {patented),driving wheel hinged
and will adopt a straightout Trilbev, study Coin's Finnn bookstore or drugstore ad on adjustable centers, thus reducing friction to r 1 »n mills at Fa 1 River is an
dress E. M. Uzz'dl. Printei the minimum.
democratic platform of prin cial school, and some of the and Binder. Raleigh, N. (.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. oi her severe I low to I lie ca
lamity liov\ lers. Ret inning
ciples, in which the suprema ladies appear in bloomers
May 80, t f
TEE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO. u<»sj>erity has no regard foi J Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained and all Patcy of the people as sovereigns then we could justly boast ot
OUANQE, MASS. BOSTON, MASS. 28 UNION SQUARE, N. T
M
CHICAGO, III. ST. LOUIS, MO. DALLAS. TEXAS.
the Seellngs of false prophets. [ent business conducted for U.ODERATE FEES
TOUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE
S. PATENTOFFICE
SAN FRANCISCO, C'AL. ATLANTA, GA.
will not be ignored, nor wil being up with the band wag
• and we can secure patent in les* time than those
LAND SALE.
FOR BALE BY
[remote from Washington.
it be forgotten that this is a on.
> . Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-!
By virtue of the power of sah
[tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of'
,charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
free governmentof the peo
contained in a certain mortgage
» A PAMPHLET, " How to Obtain Patents," with
THE STANDARD. %
[cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries
pie and for the people and by The bicycles are rolling promis deed executed by J. ('. Brewer to
[sent free.
Address,
DAY
the people. This none, we es ot much to come. They art VV. C. Jones, and (July registered
i.A.SNOW&CO.i
in the office of the Register
take it that the democrats growing hourly in popularity and Deeds of Watauga comity, in
PP. PATENT OFFICE. WASHINGTON. D. C
^ 0 Easily Made.
will get together, go to work are a blessing ni) doubt to hun Boone, X. C., I will sell for'cash
We want, many men, wonru-n, bovo> and girls tc
NEWS A !'work fjr us a few hours daily, rgli' .linnd around A COMFLFTF
in great earnestness to win dreds of thousands of people. It at, the court house door iu Boone
their own homes T.ie business is easy, pleasant, PER
>n Monday . the 12rh day of An
V
and wi'l manfully and patri is a great nerve tonic and p: omo gust, 1895. at 12 o'clock M., one • Has sustained its reputation for 18 years o strictly honorable, and piu s hetfer than any other
The Prdoofthe North Carloioffered agents. You have a
Id and nc
+ us being
remedy for the
tor of digestion and amusement hundred acres «f land lying in Wa • quick andtne standard cure of Rbeumu- o competition. Experience andclear lit ability un
otically and loyally do then
permanent
A
iia Press."
special
• tism. Gout. Sciatica, etc., iu all its forms.
necessary. No capital required. We
you
duty as democrats. That is as they are held to be. It is pub tauga county on the'w aters of f1 It is endorsed by thousands of i'hysi- £ Ij Willi even-thing that you need, treat equipwell,
you
cians, Publishers and Paricuis. It is
Do von want to aid iu building
purely vegetable and builds up
the way we take it in July, lished that over one million B a n n e r E l k a n d a d j o i n i n g t h e • first dose. It never fails to cure.from the •£• | and help you to earn t it times ordinary wages. up a paper that shall reflect th^
A | Women do as well as men, and boys and pirp
lands of James Shook and oth '•>
wheels are now in use in America.
Price is one dollar a bottle, or six <>
1895, but of course, no man
G, anywhere, can do the greatest credit ou North Uaroli^
bottles for five dollars. Our iO-page Pain- & j mii.ce good pay. AM
In Europe they are in all lands ers. This June 15th, 1895.
phlet sent Free by Mail. Address,
^ j work. All succeed ,.u follow o\r plain and stm- na, no matter where it mav
be
B. (L C BISP, Attv.
can tell what a year mav
, pie directiont. Earnest • -k will surely bring
and in g eat numbers. Last veai
Durang's Rtaaiie Remedy So,
| j you a great deal of mont Everything is new seen ? Then patronize
bring forth. R' possible North in the United States three hunj '
great demand. Write for our pamphlet The
\\ ihniugton Messenger
1316 L Street, Washington, D. C.
j circular, and receive full information. No hnnri
Carolina must be rescued Ired thousand or more wert
Dura tig's Liver I'lllstxre the best on
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE P A P E R
flone
if you conclude not lo go on with the
earth. They act with an ease that makes
business.
'
from a combination who hav (J made, and this year the emeu la
Do you want a reliable papei
them a househrld b, <ing.
^ PRICE 23 CTS. PEA BOX, . •- 3 BOXES FOR $1.
giving you all the news of the
shown in almost the entire tion is that it will be doubled. J
O e o R C E STINSGN&CO.,
A
FOR SALE P" DB1/OOIST8.
world—a Democratic mwspnpei
E c x 4SS,
legislation that they are ut France there are I CI .271 cycles
that equals the best-has the
PORTLAND, MAINE.
terly incompetent and are as that are taxed. Those used foi
largest circulation, and has for
tvveiay-one years been a partAfc
reckless as incapable. North business are not taxed. In Ureal
and factorin thegrowth and fie
Carolina was greatly injured Britain $385,000,000 are alien
velopuient of the Old
North
by the la te gang who played dy invested in them. In Pari
subscrbe for
and London wheelers roll nearl
• 11:
\\ I |,M 1(JTO X M ESSENt! 1R
at legislation. 0 le more such
all night long. Somebody writes
Campaign Rates:
session and immigration
means so much more than 1
' * P lie bicycle is themventiv
the "Daily Messenger," |>y
would set in as is already the
you imagine—serious and'
marvel of all the ages, fruitful of
MITCHELL'S
mail, 4 months 011 trial, for
case with money. If in e n untold utilities to the huma
$2.00
fatal diseases result from'
shall differ without the possi family, which could not now b<
trifling ailments neglected.
The weekly "Transcript Mes
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
bility of agreement upon pub abandoned wfthont turning the
Don't play with Nature's
senger," (the largest and*
lie measures such as States HO< i il pn gress of the world back "greatest gift—health.
f best paper in the 8ta,te) 9*
Producing Long-Sightedness, & ftcstsrj months on trial for $1.00
If you are feeling
Eights (basic and absolutely wards into what, would, by com
t
ing the Sight cf the Old.
out of sorts, weak ,
( ash in advance. Doth
and generally exthe palladium of liberty) fi parison, be impenetrable night
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation? Stye
ure reak- abtas owder j papers are large Figlrt -Page
liausted, nervous,
Tumors, Red Eye3, Matted Eye Lashes,
have no appetite
nances and tariff and so on, —Exchange.
and can't work,
1\D PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF AMI PERJJASEXT CURE.
E N D O R S E D BY
»
| sheets. Send Postal faro
begin at once tak
Also equally efficacious when used in other
North Carolinians ought at
ing the most relia
I with the address of five jieimaladies, such as Ulcer*. Fever Sore*,
PROF A. L
ble strengthening
1 amors, Salt lfheum, Bs*rnr, Pile*, or
Biicklcii's Arnica Sa'vo.
least to be loyal to their state
»
and At...
medicine,which is
Wherever inflammation exists. SXITCIiELL'S
f Medical Department. Tu'ane TJnivorsity , sonsvT„„receive samnle con»"PltJ LOp
•AiFBmay be v- •< -> advantage.
Brown's Iron Bit
f Lcmmana. -vh<>. after a careful analvslg, |' n ' HE MESSENGER
il
enough and sufficiently wide The best salve in the world foi
ters. A few bot
Sold by al)
lists at 23 Ceota.
ronounww ii a pure ream Tartar
tles cure—benefit
cuts, bruises, sores, salt
bieh
SfStet
Oct. 1st.. 1888. tf.
comes from the
awake as to their personal fever sores, tetter, chappedrheum,
subllc. no clicertully rccoiumends to the
hands
very first dose—it
won't stain your
interests to harmonize in op chilblains, corns, and nil skin
TAKE THE
'
teeth, a n d i t ' s
"Th e SouTiiESK Fa v o r i t e "
pleasant to take.
position to trading dema eruptions, and positively cures
URE.VF'HOLESOM? AND POWERFUL,
gogues and selfish office-spek- piles, or no pay required. It is
It Cures
guaranteed to give perfect satisYou Wont it. Ab Grocer For It.
GOINGeis who would rather rule in faction\or in oney refunded
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Llvei
in -Tl NEW ORLEANS,
sin and spoliation than serve Price 25 cents per box. For sale
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
',
LA.
Constipation, Bad Blood
in a party of principle and by a'i druggists.
Malaria,
Nervous ailments
pa t r i ot i s m.— M essenger.
Eniigrants going to any of the
Women's compJairts.
H estern btates or Territories
The mantle of ex-Judge
W. H. Nelson, who is in the
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
»vt» save time and money goim»
r lines on the wrapper. All others are suh- "
drug business at Kingvillp W hiU ker has fallen on Judge
i stitutes. Oil receipt 01 two 2C. stamps we
via. Uucago and Alton route '
s»/?d set of. 'en Geautifui World's
"c
Mo., has so much confidence Timber-lake. Two plain farm
i Fair View* and book—free.
t is , lie quickest mute to
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE MD
in Chamberlain's Colic, Chol ers sat in the court house
KANSAS CITY, DENVER
' ?hota.;ic Weather Boarding,
WvVVv
era and Diarrhoea Remedy
TUKBLO,
yesterday quietly listening
Co,iii)(eie Ceilings,
that he warrants every bot
And nil points in Idaho, Wash
tle and offers to refund the t > the proceedings, when his
Carrugated Sheetinn.
mg'ton, Oregon, Utah
money to any customer who Hon >r ordered them to put
and California.
Rooting Paintsv
is not satisfied after using it., on their.eoa ts, as Judge Whit
Finest and Cast Equipped
r'q
^
Iron Roof >
M r. Nelson t;, kes no risk in do aker did in Johnson several
Road in the M'c.vt.
/
Eava Trough*, Culters and Spouting ,
i n g (Lis beeti u so the rem edy oenrs ago. There's no room
Only line running Solid' Vesti
; -fAll forms of Sheet Metal for Build) * 1
is a certain cure for the dis
( COMPLET£ AND READY V S ' > n d t r a i n s e t w e e n S t . L o u i s *
mi Etjjam
eases for which it i& intended f ir shirt sleevee men under
CO ARPI .Y WHEN S H I P P E D ) \ and Kansas ity.
1
cs'jdi.-%iBg
'
and he knows it. It is for sale the new regime.—News and
Reclining iair curs and Tour
WE WANT
by all druggists.
Observer.
rSy A ptimphlOv of Information
Jstepers ee of extra chaig 0 ,
^'sivsLtttct t,f • ae laws, showing ;
—AN—
•X^\Obt..-'in iM'ents, CavealM,
1 will inee parties at any rail,
fe,Mm ka. Copy right*, sen!
road station with through tickets
M'JK-T iL C
"What to do with our ex)•'•%'3UI liromiway.
and baggage checks.
presidents?" need not be ask
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
l or iull intormatioi.jinaps ana
onergetio
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
deucripAve pamphlets of the
ed with reference to President
it*$'()ne dollar pays for tht \ a-alown-an Al>PLY workman to
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
u est write to or call on
j in tw'/vrcinUy
^ materU1"
Democrat one year.
Cleveland. With 3daughters,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
1
'"lto f"
B. A. NEWEAND,
he can establish a female Sen, BROWN'S IRON B I T T E R S
1 raveling Passenger A<» t
.
IT w Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
"ures Dyspepsiaj In
inary on his own hook.—Ex.
Children Cry for
19 Put ton Ave., Asheville, NC
ESTABLISHED 1 8 t S digestion & Debility.
J. U IIARLTON , 0. p. A
Pitcher's Castoria.
Chicago, 111.
Always Cures.
University Of N. G.
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1
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NO. 37
.Jl!LV, 25 1895,
W ASHING TO N
L E T T Ell. since he became Police Com
Pearls of Thought.
Nor Hi Carolina Industries,
Internal Beriutyj
missioner of New York City Hani's Horn.
Mocg-miton Herald.
yyi&vi
Prom our Regular Correspondent
t o boom his candidacy for
IS THE
Rev. VY \V. Moore preached
No college ever made
Our exchanges say t h a t a
F I T F O B AKIN®.
a sermon in Baltimore recent
Seci-ernr.v Carlisle will rc- the I I iited States Senate. He saint.
I CORDOVAN,
farm has "been established"
FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF.
;4.*3P FINE CAU&KANMROOI|
t n r n t o W a s h i n g t o n t h i s says* "Roosevelt is enforcing
Faith is never weakened by t o raise turtle for market in ly and bad these nice words
$3.30 POLICE,3 SOLES.
week, He will find the busi laws t h a t eighty or ninety having t o wait.
Union countv. Charlotte h a s t o say a b o u t Mrs. Cleveland:
««50*2.WDRKLNFLMEL&
per cent of the population of
The theme of the sermon
ness of the treasury depart
It is right t o fast, but it is a breeches factory t h a t is
- EXTRA FINE- ^
$2.$17-5 BOYsSCHOOLSHC
was "Internal Beauty." Af
ment moving* along smooth New York City disapprove wrong t o look lean.
preparing t o make bloomers.
LADIES'
ly and satisfactorily. The o f , a n d I . f r e q u e n t l y h e a r If we love much we shall Sampson county soils this ter drawing a distinction be
first shipment.of gold drawn New Yorkers say they regret find a way t o do much.
year this year ten thousand tween mere surface comliness
t SEND FOR CATALOGUE
WJ--DOUG LA'
t h a t they voted the republi
from the treasury since the
A sad countenance is a hy dollars worth ot huckleber which was evanescent, and
BROCKTON, JAAS.S
Over One Million People wear the
can ticket last fall. We had pocrite's favorite mask.
iast sale of bonds, took place
ries. A mongoose ranch has beauty of spirit, which was W. L* Douglas $3 & $4 Shoe
l a s t week, and, although a n average republican major
When faith prays it never been established in Buncomb. abiding, the speaker said:
All our shoes ere equally satisfactory
They
value
the
"Perhaps this distinction They give the best shoes forstylemoney.
there is a disposition in re ity of seventy thousand in takes no for an answer.
Shep Dagger ot Banner E!K,
equal custom
in
and fit.
qualities are unsurpassed.
lovvjruntil we got prohibi
can be made still clearer by Their wearing uniform,—stamped on sole.
publican quarters t o make
Try to make somebody hap writes novels. Albemarleand
The prices are
From $i to 83 saved over other makes.
t h a t little shipment o f a q u a r tion. Then the s t a t e became py and see what comes of it. Pamlico sounds are b e i n g taking the concrete ease of a If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Dealers everywhere* Wanted) agent to
ter of a million dollars ap democratic by twenty thou
Love your enemy t o death stocked with a slow wing'd person who, in my judgment, take exclusive sale for this vicinity*
pear t o be the beginning of a sand. Roosevelt is like a bov a n d h e w i l l m a k e a g o o d breed of ducks t h a t Presi ombines both kinds of beau Write at once.
determined raid on the gold with his firsr pair of skates, friend.
dents ran shoot. Our eastern ry. I suppose the most pop
and the republican party is
in the treasury, it is n o t re
Never act like a fool unless counties have shipped t h i s ular woman in the world to
sure t o he hi Id responsible you are willing t o he consid \ e a r $5,000,000 of early ' g a r day is the wife of the Presi
g irded a s either significant
o r important by treasury of for what he has done." While ered a s one.
den sass. \\ he had been sell dent of the United States.
ficials. One of them speak- Mr. Clarksou doesn't use a s
I t is better to he a mustard ing monozito for a year upin What is the secret of her far*
vigorous language a s Sena seed than a mountain of dead t h e s e d i g g i n g s b e f o r e t h e cination for all classes of peo
i 11 g a bo u t i f said: "[ t w a s
merely a shrewd dodge on t o r Mill did to convey his o- rook.
'scientist-' knew there was pie, regardless ot their politi
pinion of Roosevelt ii is evi
the part of an obscure bank
An extravagant man loves any m America. Acetylene cal opinions o r social rank?
The management of the
ing firm in New York t o ob dent that they d o not differ to lecture his wife on the beau g a s in quantities sufficient for Not her position a s mistress
very much on that subject, al ty of economy.
of the White House, nor her $ Equitable Life Assurance
tain some free advertising.
illuminating purposes is a
They know t h a t sneh a ship though wide a p a r t upon ma
It is the man who loafs the discovery of a North Caroli official position a s the first ^ Society in the Department of
the CarolinaSj wishes to semeat a t this time will be >om ny- others. Roosevelt's Sena most who is the least satis na laooratory. We a r e grow lady of the land, for these
^ cure a few Special Resident
men ted upon by all the large toriai aspirations are likely fied with his wages.
ing every! Iiing from banan passed away once without ^ Agents. Those who are fitted
t o provea mighty good thing
D o n ' t insist noon talking a s tobnekwheat. We have ev diminishing n jot of her so § for this work will find this
newspapers of the world, and
for the New York democrats about yourself to the man ery breed of politicians from cial popularity qnd power.
they hope t o make this adSecretary Herbert is not n- who wants t o talk a b o u t 'plutocrats' t o populists, in Not the fact t h a t she is pret
V u-tisement of their firm pay
lone in thinking t h a t the six himself.
in other ways. T h a t is all
eluding the great flower of ty, though she unquestiorm- ^ It is work, however, and those ^
f
neyv gu-n boats provided for
there is in it.."
We may hate an enemy tin 1 political garden the dou by is. T h a is not her chief % who succeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
The midsummer political by the last Congress and for without huriing him, but we ble white and "yaller" flower charm. She is not only pret
the construction of which IK can't d o it without hurting called by botanists the fusch ty but beautiful. As she was
tact, perseverance, and the
dullness a t Washington was
respect of their community.
is now asking bids will prove o'ursel vfs.
leaving Washington a t the
stirred up a little by the a n
in nii-Mni ion hut lei i n cis.
Think this matter over care
One says, " There a r e peo
nouneemont t h a t the men to be about the most useful
Some eminent Raleigh dem dose of her husband's first
fully. There's an unusual
who manage the Hi metallic vessels in o u r ' N a v y . ' They pie who a i e encyclopedias of ooratic botanists are now ex a d m i n i st ra t i o n, ex Secreta ry
opening for somebody. If it
Le#»<me. otherwise known a s will all be small, compared to everything t h a t should he perimenting with the pollen Bayard said t o he:
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
"Good-bye. You brought
the Silver party, had (hang i lie cruisers and battle ships, forgotten."
of this plant on the rose of
ther information 011 request.
ed their minds about wait and oi light draught, and the
The man whocan workand democracy. We have prayed nothing but sunshine with
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
cost ol each is not to exceed not worry, rest and not rust, for diversified industries. We you and you are taking a
ing until the old parties had
Rock Hill, S. C.
nominated their presidential $230,000, exclusive ol the a r is not a p t to be an object of have g o t them. But the tiling great deal of it away."
" T h a t remark gives us the
ticket and now intend t h a t mor. Three of these boats interest t o the undertaker.
may be overdone.
clue t o her influence. She is
are to be provided with sails
PROFESSIONAL.
t h e silver ticket he first in the
Fishing for compliments
not. only beautiful without;
Over The River.
field, rt has also been .an a s well a s steam power. They may secure a few bites, but it
W: B. COUNCILL, J R.
nounced t h a t the same gen will be just the vessels needed is certain of many back bites.
A minister who had lost his she is beautiful within. She
in various foreign water in What is caught r h a t way is child asked another minister charms all classes of people,
tlemen have concluded t h a t
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
Sibley who made a talking which we have to keep a ves not worth stringing.
to come and preach for him. Not because she i 8 young and
Boone, N. C.
t o u r a s the suggested eandi sel of some si-rt nearly all the
rhere are men so stupid He came and he told how he p r e t t y and distinguished
r l hey wid carry small
d a t e of the silver party, will time.
that, when an idea tunnels lived on one side of the river merely, but because she has
W B. COUNCILL, M. I).
crews and will he cheaply their fhick-^ulls it rattles n and felt very little interest in the sweet dignity and grace
n o t do, and they are looking
of a pure and lovely Chris
Boone, N. C.
around for a new candidate. maintained and they can per bout in their dusty craniums the people on the other side, tian character."
Resident Physician. Office
I t i s n o s e c r e t t h a t t h i s form the dtity of looking out like seeds in a gourd or beans until his daughter was mar
on King Sfcivet n o r t h of P o s t
change has been brou g h t a- for American interests in lots in a bladder. There a r e oth ried and went over there t o
McDowell County Ahead,
of p I a ees jus t ;i s ef f cc t i vel y ; i s ers so full of large thoughts live; and then every morning The mining of morozite, ns w
nout by the certainty felt by
t h e League people t h a t the one of the cruisers t h a t costs t h a t their hen is swell up he went t o IN}- wirdow and have heretofore stated in our col
Ti
%wdemocratic party will n o t It.n times a s much t o keep ward like the domrsof cathe looked over t h a t river, aim urns, lias assumed large propor
up.
drals.
split on the silver question,
felt very much concerned a- tions in North Carolina, with an
AllOR?
b u t will fight the presiden ( Secretary L a m e n t h a s re
bou.t t h a t town and all the increasing demand. It has been MARION, - - tial campaign united on the turned from his long western
W. II. Nelson, who is in the- people there. "Now," said he, quite recently demonstrated that
-(ogtrip. He speaks in the high drug business a t Kingville, " I think t h a t a s this child South .McDowell supplies thebest
platform/adopted by the Na
monozitein commercial quanti
Will practice in the courts otional Democratic Conven est terms of the reception he Mo., has so much confidence has crossed a n o t h e r riv
ties in the world, it anahzing in Vatauga, Ashe, Mitcln U,McDowi
in Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
met with, and is especially
tion t o be held next year.
and all )ther counti ;s in the
era and Diarrhoea Remedy et, hen yen will be dearer thoria from 10 to 18 per cent.,
An employee of the office of enthusiastic in his praise of t h a t he warrants every bot t o him than ever it was be and in cerium Irom 17 to 42 per western district Bt^Spicial utten
fion given to the collection <M
the Comptroller of Currency, the western people and their tle and offers t o refund the fore." Shall we not just let cent.
w hole sou led hospitality He money to any customer who oui hearts and affections he We are also pleased to inform laime.'^a
Mr. W. L. Scaly, whohasjust
returned from an official trip is glad he went and wants t ( ) is not satisfied alter using it. set on the other side of t h e our readers that the newly dis W. B. Councill M. D. T. C. Blackburn.
Mr. Nelson takes no risk iri do
Roc 11c, N. C.
Zionville, X. C.
covered elements, argon and he
t o Tennessee, on business con go again.
ing this because the remedy river? I t is but a step; it is
lium, are both found in this coun Ccunill & Blackburn,
nected with several national
is a cert ai'« cure for the dis hut a veil; we shall soon bein
L a s t June Dick Crawford eases for which H: is intended the other world.—I). L. Moo ty—principally in euxenite audbanks which are in thehands
samarskite. Thus far argon has
of receivers, says of the busi brought his twelve-months and he knows it. I t is for sale dy.
uititi C A UUI ^UUIIOI
old child, suffering from in by all druggists.
no commercial importance: but
ness and political situation fantile diarrhoea, t o me. It
Calls attended at all
in t h a t state: " I found a very had been vvaned at-4 months
Bishop William Boyd Car nelinrn—ot which the sun is prin
cipally composed—is about be hours
Wilkesboro Chronicle: J . penter, of Itipon, England, is
satisfactory condition of bus old and had always been sick
I.y. I gave it the the usual W, Simpson and son, of Scot the court pieacher. A s t o r y ing used to make artificial light, lune 1 , '93.
iness and a feeling (if confi
the nearest approach to the sun
dence among the people t h a t treatment in such cases but land, were in the county last is told of him t h a t when he light of any substance known.
E. F. LOVILL.
C. FLETCHER
without benefit. The child
a n era of good times was a t kept giowing- thinner until week, and made a trip t o was asked how he managed
Tl
1
hi addition to the foregoing a
. ii b *
tm Ill
hand. In Middle and West it weighed but little more Ashe and Watauga prospec to addicts so exalted a per scientist has found in ten square
Tennessee the freesilyer sen than when horn, o r perhaps ting for a tine grass farm. sonage a s the sovereign and miles of McDowell county 18G A l l a n s , ' A S A T L A W ,
timent undoubtedly domi ten pounds.' I then started They expect t o locate in this yet maintain his composure, different species of minerals, the
BOONE, N.
nates. In the earstern part t he father 10 givingOharuber section.
he replied that he never ad largest ever found tor the area t&dPSpeeia J n tten t ion gi veil
covered. Hurah for McDowell !
Of the s t a t e the silver feeling- Iain's Coll' J , Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. Before o n e A horse kicked H. S. Shn dressed her a t all. He krew She is.ahead of them all in miner to the eoHetiou ot claims
is n o t so strong. The demo bottle of the 25 cent size had fer, of Freemyer House, Mid- there would be present the
c r a t s will not split on t h a t is been used a marked improve dlebarg, N. Y., on the knee, queen, the princess, the house als and precious stones.—Marion jcasToarl nin's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
sue, however, hut will make ment was seen and its con tin which laid him up in bed and hold, the servants, down t o Record
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
a straight tight inside party ued use cured the child. I t s caused the knee joint t o be- the scullery maid. 'And' said
Messenger: Some of the En SO cents per box. For sale by druggists.
lines and the minority will weakness and puny constitu comestiff. A friend recommen the bishop, " I preach t o the
TO HOSSETOWNEBS.
tion diappeured and its faFor
a fine healthy con
how to the expressed will of th'-r and myself believe the (led him t o use Chamberlains scullery maid and the queen glish women a r e denouncing dition putting a horse inCondition Powders.
try Dr. Lady's
PainBaJm, which he did,and
lynching in theSouth. Ifthey
the majority. '
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
child's life was sa ved by this in t wo d a y s was able t o be a- understands me."
would come into the South loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Mr. J. S. Clarkson, of Iowa. remedy. J . T. Mallow, M. D., round. Mr. Shafer recommen
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
The Standard learns t h a t a and have a bigsenrehy sonic new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
the ex-republican boss is one Tama roe, III. F or sale by all (led i t t o others and says if
is excellent for any kind of a young lady in Concord, who salacious brutes they would t-ents per package. For sale by druggist
of the few members of bis par druggists.
bruise o r sprain. The satin lias a hobby for flowers, recently not be s o sympathetic, with
FOR n VSFEFSIA,
t y who isn't afraid t o con
disorders, take
remedy is also famous for its planted several hundred potato crime, b u t would be hyp pro Indigestion, and StomachBITTERS.
BROWN S IKON
Children Cry for cu res of rheu ma t ism. T o r sale • slips, thinking t h e y w**re violet
demn the methods Mr. Theo
All dealers keen it, SI per bottle. Genuinehae
tecting the women and chil trade mark e d crossed red lines on wrapper,
1 plants.
dore Roosevelt has adopted Pitcher's Castoria.
by all druggists.
dren.
n
mM
�LOOK AND EXAMINE!
A Note to tho Editor.
; days, but is now better. I t
Did you ever think how na
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. I is thought t h a t she was poi Editor Democrat;
ture provides for man's ne
soned in some-way, perhaps
Week before last the bank cessities? The g r e a t inven
1 ~°PY1 YEAR
11.00 by drinking milk.
ers ot the S t a t e of New York tions have only been made
" G months
50
The great secret t o success in having plenty of the com
" 8 months....
85
—Maj. G. W. F. ikrrperhas held a convention and made when man needed them. The forts of life is in knowing how and when t o buy. First,
ADVERTISING RATES.
been re-elected president of a brief mention of their views warming of the people has look 1 second, examine the quality and price of the article,
on the currency question and always been a serious prob o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
inch 1 week
.10 the Chester A Lenoir R. R.
s t a t e d some facts of great in lem t o some. The vast for in buying necessaries fot their consumption for the least
" 1 month
1.75
—Topic; During Mr. T . K. terest t o the general public.
" 3 <k
3.00
ests had scarcely been ex ha us money we most respectfully invite them t o call on us a n d
" G "
5.00 Brunei*'** s t a y in Lenoir last
Firstly: They owe t o the ted, when coal was dug from examine o u r entire line of
" 1 year
7.00 week he has shown specimens
public, payable on demand, the ground and used for fuel.
column 1 week
....;
9.00
1 month...
13.50 of ore, taken from the Hig- nearly nine hundred millions Now some may think t h a t
Consisting of Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
"
3 "
25.00 gins and Dula gold mine near of dollars, which amount when the coal has been ex
Plaids, Prints, Cashmers, H a t s , Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
G "
37.50 Hartland, and he pronoune1 year
50 00 ed them fine, a bout the finest they desire t o pay t o their hausted we must freeze. Geol tions, etc.
creditors in a s good money ogists have estimated t h a t
I t Will n o t cost you anything t o examine our goods
he ever saw. There's millions a s they received i t in. Silver
but we will be pleased t o show them t o you and give you
the coal in Pennsylvania will
Entered a t t h e Postofficeat of the golden metal In Cald
o t 1 6 to 1 . True its actual l a s t 8 0 0 y e a r s a n d a f t e r o u r prices, whether you buy or not,
Boone. N. C., a s second-class
well county, and the people value m a n y market in the
mail ma t t e r.
t h a t they suggest t h a t the
a r e very much interested in world, is not such money.
winds and the tides will fur
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we rati Sell
gold these days.
LOCAL NEWS.
Secondly: They do not be nish heat and mechanical en you the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
—We have fourteen town lieve t h a t the poor man needs ergy . We r. iay say t ha t coal chant or merchants in the count.}. We d o n o t quote prices
— We are having copious show
ships in this county and we poor money a n y more than is only stored up sunshine. in ou»' advertisement from the fact there a re s o many differ
ers of late.
ent grades ot the same line of goods t h a t it is almost im
suppose t h a t there a r e about he needs poor cloth, water m Could not other methods of possible t o quote prices and a t the same time desciibe t h e
—Notwithstanding the h a r d
1 0 0 supervisors of public his mill? o r sand in his sugar. storing sun.shine be in veil ted? goods so you will know the quality without examining for
times, there was quite a crowd
Yours ti lily,
roads. This will cost the t a x
yourself. We will n o t t r y t o induce any one t o buy o u r
attended the show on Tuesday.
CIVIS.
A very novel suit has just goods by selling on time, we sell to all tot the Pay When
payers $ 1 5 0 . 0 0 per day, o r
—Charley Miller, a young; $ 6 0 0 . 0 0 per year. Add t o
been dispensed with a t Ashe- They Receive The Goods consequently i t enables us t o sell
Tlie Ideal Panacea)
gentleman of Zionville, died this the t a x levied t o keep up
vilie. The American Tobacco goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
er will be convinced of the truth.
recently of lung trouble.
the roads which will make a James L. Francis, Alderman, Co. brought suit in the Uni
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
—Special Deputy Collector sum ot over $ 2 , 0 0 0 . This Chicago, says. 'T regard Doctor- ted States Court (Judge SiBLACKBURN., CO7 7REEL & MILLER,
King's New Discovery as an ide monton presiding) against
Carter, of Mar's Hill, was in will show the people the beau
April 4 t h , 1 8 9 5
al panacea for coughs, colds and
town this week on official t y of the late law on roads. lung complaints, having used it. six firms for what they claim
ed t o he nil infringement on
business.
—On last Saturday night Dep in my family for the last five
the Bonsock cigarette ma
—Mr. Plunk a n d family, of uty Marshal Col vara brought in years to the exclusion ot the ph t y
'King's Mountain, a r e spend Ha. ve Church, who is accused of sician's prescription or other pre chine. Mr. Brlggs invented
the new machines. They were
ing the summer a t Mr. J. L. breaking in and stealing whiskey scriptions."
—
()...all shown in court, and cigar
trom the ware room on Elk be
Rev. John Burgas, Keokuk,
Winkler's.
fore it was burned some time a- Iowa, writes: "I have been a min ettes a yard long. We are
--Rev. J . C. Moses will nold go. He was so drunk that Mar ister ol the M. E. church for 50 negotiating for a pair of til •
services with Mt. Pie isant shal Colvard had to procure a years or more, and have ittvei longest for one of our young
church Saturday and Sunday wagon and team and haul him found anything so beneficial or friends.
to town, and when his senses re that gave me such speedy relief
the 27th and 28th inst.
-0turned he was safely locked in ns Dr. King's New Discovery."
—We learn t h a t old man
jail awaiting his trial, which will Try this ideal cough remedy
If you a r c in earnest a b o u t wanting the best Monument
J o h n Yarher, of Cove Creek, probably come up to-day,
now. Trial bottle free at any When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorid.
o r Tombstone, for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
is slowly dying with cancer
When she was ft Child, she cried for Castoria,
—-John H.'Mast, of Mast, drug stores.
a s I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
One side of his face is entirely
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
has just finished a very uWhen she had Children, she gavethem Castoria. ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have t h e largest
eaten off.
The Biblical Recorder has
niqile barn. The foundation
and most complete stock of Mat;ble in North Carolina.
—Mrs. Thomas Townsend, ot
an able editorial on the prea
is a n octagon, measuring 1 8
^ ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n guaranteed. Consult your interest,
Fosc.oe, had a tooth extracted
feet on a side. In the center cher's wife. We give the most
and give me a coll o r write for prices.
some days since, and blood poi
NOTICE.
characteristics
C- R- WEBB- StatesviB.e, N. C.
son set in at once which termina is a large post and around important
Notice is hereby given of J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
ted in her death on Tuesday this a n octagonal cutting mentioned in t h a t article,
the seizure on the 2 t h day
room. The stalls a r e built which applies t o everybody's of July, 1895, a t1 distillery
night of this week.
wife, and we hope our young and ware house No. 1354, a t
—Alleghany Star. A four-year- within the outer walls and agentlemen friends will read Obids, Ashe "ounty, N. C., of
old child of John McXeal, of Elk- round this central part. The
the following described prop
second tioor is for hay, an el and heed them*
vilie, Wilkes county, tried to
evation being made s o t h a t " I n matters of dress she ert.v, t o wit; 2 6 casks, supcross the Yadkin river on a toot
posd t o contain 9 6 5 gallons
l o g , l o s t i t s b a l a n c e , t e l l i n t h e a wagon can he driven into should exercise good taste.
of spirits, three still caps, one
river and was drowned.
it. Mr. Mast, on being ask " A preacher's wife should singling pump and pipe. Said
Yes, the old year of 1 8 9 4 is gone with all] its pleasures
i
ed where he g o t the design, t a k e every precaution t o pre property was seized under and troubles, a n d the New Y'ear 1 8 9 5 is ushered in upon
—Dr. Frank Greer has Icca
provision of Sec. 3,460, Reve us,and we all should make the best use of i t possible. The
ted a t Mabel for the practice smilingly repled: " F r o m a la serve her health.
" T h e ideal wife should be ime Statutes lor violating In way t o d o t h a t is t o oegin right and keep right the year
of his profession. He has had dy's ciazy quilt."
through.
of a buoyant spirit, riot easi tenia I Revenue Laws, a n d
some experience undei Dr.
You can d o this by doing all your trading miring the
a n y person claiming the aWilcox. We wish him suc DR. II D. JENNINGS, ly cast down o r discouraged. bove described property will year a t my store, where you will find a complete line of gen
'The wife should be a good come forward and give the eral merchandise* all a t the
—DENTIST
cess.
financier."
bond required in such cases,
I s now located a t Blowing
—We understand that "Alexan
Our young brother has a within 3 0 d a y s from d a t e of
Rock, where he will remain
der Bill," ot this - county, whose
during the summer and fall very high standard, but a s this notice o r said property
I will sell for strictly pay down during the year 1895, by
writing is familiar to every one of each year, and desires t o
will be declared i'oifeited t o
of our l eaders, has prepared a impress upon you the impor he is n o t a preacher, we hope the United States. This Julv so doing 1 can sell you much cheaper than on credit. F o r
instance good sole leather a t 21c., by the side, good coffee
lengthy 'silver' article for this pa tance of having your teeth a t t h a t he can safely leave off 1 3 t h , 1895.
20c. a lb., s u g a r 1 7 fibs, for $1.00, 5 lbs. soda 25c. Ala
some ot the many virtues he SAM L. ROGERS . Col, 5, Dist.
per. The same will apear in our tended l o at once.
mance 6% cts. a n d up, domestic, very heavy, 7 eta by the
by J. C. HORTON, I). C. bolt, cash, jeans, calicoes, worsted, dress*flannels, cash
next issue.
Don't Pat it off, for by so mentions, for if he does not.
mers, shoes—yes the larges lot of shoes ever seen in this
—Was Rev. J . L. Murphy doing, your teeth get worse; we fear he will live alone.
give you more pain, costs
p a r t of the county, very low. Call and see them, you will
t o o hard when he told h i s
you more , and nan not he snv
also find a good lot of hardware. 1 can get you on s h o r t
Bucklcu's Arnica Sa'vc.
congregation a few Sundays ed so well. Have them exam
notice, cook stoves, farmers friend plows and repairs, BisThe best salve in the world for
a g o i n H i c k o r y t h a t t h e y ined every 3 o r 6 months and cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, To the dwellers in the grass- sell and Chatanooga bull-tongue plows water piping etc
took more interest in a cer a s soon a s one decayed one fevt rsores, tetter, chapped hands clad hills and low green vales of
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Watauga; to the people who own
tain book recently published is discovered, have i t filled, chilblains, corns, and all skin the flocks and herds that * Lie
WANTED: Corn, rye, wheat, butter,eggs, feathers, dry
and you will not miss what eruptions, and positively cures
than in the Bible.
and feed hides, beeswax, etc., all a t highest market prices. Please
it will cost you t o keep them piles, or no pay required. It is down in green pastures the Land give me your t r a d e this year, and I will certainly sell you
by the still .voters," in
—'H. A. D." writing from up, and thus save your natu guaranteed to give perfect satis of the Sky that I desire their bet goods cheap. Wishing all my friends and customers a
o n ey
Brookside has this t o s a y : ral teeth, which are so essen faction or m per box. refunded. ter acquaintance. I am selling prosperous and happy New Y 7 ear. I am
Price 25 cents
For sale
"If a man works 3 months tial t o good health.
by all druggists.
II A R D W A R E
Yours Anxious to piease,
in the town ol Lenoir, and your
for three silver dollars, does No Charge For Examination,
Give me a part of your pa
valued patronage is earnestly so
i t indicate cheap money, o r
1
WILL W. HOLSCLAVV.
tronage, and make my house William Furney Marsha licited. You cannot do better e'se
cheap men ?'' He asks t h a t your home while havingyour once t a u g h t school in Globe, where. If you want a machine of
some wise financier will an work done.
A N Y K 1 A I),
but is now post master a t
swer.
8®*Sufficient produce f o r Gastonia and editor of the I will order it for you at the bot
—The jury at Lexington on the my family's use will be taken Gastonia Gazette, and we tom of the market.
If you want piping, belting, hose
in exchange for work.
important suit State vs. Baxter
Office a t residence, (Morris learri from a recent issue of saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
Shemwell, forjthe killing ot Dr.
his paper t h a t he has gone bricators, cant hooks, spindle
OP
Building.) Very Rcsp.
Payne, acquitted the accused and
castor
R. D. JENNINGS. into the trucking businesss. oil. red engine oil, journaloil, sew
oil, harness oil, cylinder
set him free. Great dissatisfac
July 1 8 .
Here is his latest crop bulle ing machine oil, journal grease
tion prevails in the county ofDaor any kind of grease come and
tin:
vtdson over the finding of the ju
I s now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
It May Do As Much For You.
" W e have laid by our gar see me. If you want a first-class able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN H E R B MEDI
ry.
8 E W 1N G M ACH I N E
Mr Fred Miller, of Irving, IK,, d e n . O u r c a n t a l o u p e s a n d
CINE, composed of t h e natural herbs of our mountain sec"
—Old Mrs. Reed, relict of writes that he had a severe kid melons will be iri byfrostand with all attachments for $22.00 tion.
Joel Reed, died on last Fri ney trouble for many vears, with our table corn by Christmas. or a good New Home sewing ma
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c isday and was buried on Sat severe pains in his back and also But the vineless potatoes are chine. the best in the world,come eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys a n d all diseases ari
and see me. Why pay an ngenl
urday in the grave yard near that his bladder was affected. He the things. We could always for riding around and feeding a sing from a billioussystem. This is no patent medicine I t i s
Joshua Winkler's. She is no tried many so called kidney cures have luck enough growing team? Needles for any sewing pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended by
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
doubt in a country where her but without any good result. A- fine and stately sweet potato machine in the known w o r 1 d cines on the market.
wants a r e now supplied, and b°ut a year ago he began the use vines with no potatoes t o ffiaTf an be Sent IIy Mail.~V&&
This medicine is p u t up in packages with full directions
IGPIt you want bar iron,
is far oetter off than she was of Electric Bitters and found re them. This year t h e vineless steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, bar with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package sent
rod
lief at once. Electric Bitters is
here.
post paid to a n y address. If you hove Liver trouble Dys
especially adapted to the cure of variety is our favorite and iron, of every size known to civi
lized man, come and see me. Life pepsia o r Kidney complaints, t r y it and be convinced t h a t
—Miss Emma Holsclavv, of all kidney and liver troubles and they'll have t o grow pota iH too short to enumerate every we are not trying to humbug you.
RESPECTFULLY.
Vilas, was taken seriously ill often gives almost instant relief. toes o r nothing."
thing—come and see.
7 I I P M O U N T A I N M E D If I N E C O M P A N Y
CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE
while attending church Sun One trial will prove our state
Zionville, N. P., Sept. 6, 1894.
JOHN VI. 1IOUCK, Manager
Children Cry for
day a week ago, and remain- m e n t . P r i c e o n l y 5 0 c . a t a n v
Lenor, N. C, J une 26.
ed iu t h a t condition for someph'ug store.
Pitcher's Castoria.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD/OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
NEW YEAR GREETINGS I
VERY OWES! PRICES,
LETME^SAY
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINE COPANY
ZIONVILLE NORTHGARGLINA.
�flie Watauga Csraoora* i
A Word to tlie Voting- Men,
al t o ours. We a r e no better lowing thepreeep^slaid down Hi*-- V-W-.W
i Editor Democrat:
than the company we keep, in God's Word.
Bulk soda is inferior to package soda.
It it will not abuse your pa
How woull determination
1hursda r July, 25, IS03 tience and intrude t o o much
n o for the third corner? I s brought liis taeh-e-in-inths
upon your space, J would like it n o t very essential t o suc
qld child, suffering from in
Our Blowing Rock corres t o say a worn t o tlie young:
cess ? Unless we are deter- fantile diarrhoea. t o me. I t
pondent. Civis, calls our a t men of Watauga.
mined t o succeed, failure is had been weaned at-1 months
,,
tention t o o u r position on
Yv hat I wish t o say is not almost sure. One of thegreat !
BEWARE
is the whole story
i
• H , u ! H v s ' ^ n ««ck
of imitation trade
t h e silver question, and asks from long experience o r hear
marks and labels.
t h e mod- i ^ ^ e n M n
cn^s'Z'
about
Us t o explain YVe judge t h a t say, hut from a scanty obser est. hindrances
ern a g e is the lack of deter- without benefit. T h e chilt
o u r intelligent correpondent vat ion. Located a s we a r e
mination, Physiology teach | kept gi owing thinner until
is a Cleveland and Carlisle in this mountain county,
es us t h a t smoking, chewing, j
weighed hut little more
gold bug, but he is not t o be where the breezes a r e abun
and dram-drinking, togethei than when horn, o r perhaps
hung for it, for there a r e a d a n t , the air pure and bra
pounds. I then started
o t h e r p a c k a & e s o ^~ n v e s r° i , s
with late hours, retard the ten father 10 givingChamher © in packages ^ s t s n o m o r e t h ^ acknowledged purest inetherworld.
flour—universally
the
g r e a t many able men who cing, the water clear a 1J d
•
"
f-,, ,..v>
Mll.'tl
CI n I
will power, and destroy man Iain's (Ydr-, CnoFraand Diai
Made only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
advocate gold against silverIsweet, and the natural sur
m
hood. All these nuisances can rhoea R e m e d y . Before o n e
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE.
a s the s t a n d a r d money. We roundings s o very favorable well he spared. I t takesgreat b o t t l e of the 2 5 c e n t size ha
desire t o ask Civis, the ques- for happiness and longevity, forces t o destroy the will been used a marked improve
t i ° n uh.V n o t Congress re- we should be grateful t o our power, hut when once lost it ment was seen am! its rout in
s t o r e silver coinage t o its God for our existenceand the is very hard indeed t o regain. ued use cured the child. 1 ts
former position with gold a s
any blessings t h a t have P r o t e c t y o u r b o d y , t h i n k weakness and puny const it u
tion diappeared and its la
o—o—o— o
i t was before 1873? If t h e re- been handed down from His pure thoughts, read good lit tin r a n d my sell believe the
A NXOUNCtAlfc.\ T FOIi 1895.
publican Congress had power bounteous hand. This being eratnre, sleep eight hours child s lite was saved by this 1 a , »rat session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1895 andclosw, Jiine21st
t o destroy silver coinage in true, it behooves us t o make at. night and note the effect. remedy. .J. T. Marl<»w,M. I) , .
n 1
second sesston will open Aug. Ctfc 1 8 9 5 t i n #
"a ma roe, I I I . F o r sale by all close Jlee. 24th.
1 8 7 3 , would n o t Congress the most ot our lives, a u d i t
Onr last corner should be
FACULTY.
have power t o restore silver is onr imperative d u t y t o d o made of stickabilily t o hold druggists.
Rev. J II. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . Mav Yarboro
coinage in 1895—6? Silver all the good we can in this the building together. Be
W i l l be i l l charge of the Primary and Intermediate, depart
s t o o d s i d e b y s i d e w i t h g o l d f l e e t i n g l i f e . T o r e a c h t h e very slow t o tnfce the advicements and she will also have charge of the music departas redemtion money before highest excellence we must of those who have signally
mi nt. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeiu
the a c t of 1873. By t h a t a c t lay a broad foundation, o r failed in the world. Oui giea
pl'»yed a s the school may lequire.
'TERMS.
it. lost i t s power a s redetnp the edifice we erect will SDOU test trouble is our fickleness
TI ITION in the Primary Department $1 0 0
^
tion money equal with gold, totter and fall. In my opin- Jumping from one extreme
HIGHER ENGLISH
$-> no
•
Now gold has all the burden ion the best and safest -fouii- t o another has been the ruin
wrwSr M , °
* a 5 0 t«W.oo:
as t o redemption o r primary dation h to become a Chris- of many a youth, with, good
-VJ
|2 -0_
money, and there is not en- tian and live a pious, godly hopes and tine prospects in It 13 Ai Iron-clad Fact.
Board in good families, including light, fuel and
ough of it with which t o d o life. Our influence will then be the world.
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
o ur business. We believethat for good, and onr lives will
Many farmers fail beeaus<
f o r any information not herein contained apply t o the
I h a v e n o g o o d s t o nff.M
if silver was restored t o its be a nlessing t o the rising they imagine that th^ycould
Pi incipal, Boone, N. C.
former coinage it would be a- generation.
rise t o eminence a s lawyers. .von, but I have the (J o | d ,
ble t o take care of its self
A young man in tlie prime The merchant becomes dis
Hard ( ash to offer yon for
Children Cry for
along with gold a t the old re of life with a n exemplarv satisfied because he dreams
BIRCH OIL.
tio 1 6 t o 1 . But we are told character, leading the \;ay- t h a t his w >rk is unpleasant,
•>
Pitcher's Castoria.
GINSENG AND
i
by Civistha tsilver is now on ward people in the paths of dealing with so many people.
B E ES W A X
NOTICE.
ly worth 3 2 t o 1 . If so, here righteousness and peace is a T^e teacher soon becomes old
.(>.
At the highest rnnket prices
Having qualified a s Admin
lies the great wrong ernina very high specimen of human because lie foolishly thinks
istratix of G. W. Duggvrdcd.
ting from the republican Con it.v. After laying the founda t h a t of all people his work is
late of Watauga cnunly, N.
gress of 1873. Giye silver a tion, we must put upourbuil the hardest. ""Many prospei7 hose having any
< > f t t his is to not iiy all persons
chance t o d o its full d u t y ding. Suppose we haye edu- ous people have ruined them t hese articles to offer would having claiinsagainst the esngain. I t has never failed cation for onr corner stone, selves by leaving the country do well to see or wiite to ne l a ' e o f s a i d deceased t o ex
.o.
the people since the woill for upon this depends the fu- and going t o the town or at Blowing Rock, A. C. 7 his hibit them t o the undersign
» j d on or before the first day
commeccedits use until it ture prosperity and hanpi city, hoping of course, t h a t .Jay 30, 181)5.
Owing- to a recent change
<>1 April 1896, oi this notice
was crippled and maimerl^nd L e s s of our people. A young many blessings a waited them
\i!l be placet) in bar of . their in onr business, t h a t is, from
J. B. JOHNSON.
t h e life almost, crushed o u t o n man without knowledge and In every brand] of industry
recovery. All persons i n i t by 'honest' Johry Sherman a diciplined mind, will- work unrest and uneasiness have,
debted t o said estate will the ' Old Time" credit sys
please make immediate pay tem t o a
a n d h i s r a d i c a l C o n g r e s s i n |a g a i n s t m a n y o d d s i n t h e marked discontentment and I
ment. This the 1 s t day of
1873. We d o not believe tha coming years. But an edu failure. ''Keep your shopand
April 1895.
unlimited coinage would be cation is in the reach of ev- your shop will keep you," is
E. C. DUGGER , Admix.
necessary, but we think it e r y energetic, thoughtful a n old adage, but is a s true
We are able t o o f f e r y o u
should be regulated in its young man. In whatever
A R BUCK L E'S CO F F E E
a s it is old. Almost nnv pur
coinage a s the occasion (Te- field you work, whereveryoui
a t 2 1 cts per R>.;
suit, well followed, will bring R e a d t h e S t a t e m e n t of
inatids, and restricted t o oui , lot is cast, you should be inPopular Teacher
a living, and many times a
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
own production if necessary, telligenr. The d a y has pass- profit if industriously follow
per It) ;
b u t both gold and silver ed where a mere idea of "fig- ed. Be contented with little
—BUT—
Extra ' C" s i g a r a t 1 6 IBs.
should be coined free and a t hires''should complete your things a t the s t a r t . Do your
CAN GIVE MILK
t o the dollar; good, heavy
t h e old ratio 1 6 t o 1 . This education. A scholar must work well, and you are then
domestic a t 7 cts per y a r d , t
is. in short, o u r silver idea, know language, history, liter fast proving yourself worthy
I CANT FLAY T H E FIDDLE
W e ha ve just received
a n d u n l e s s w e a r e o t h e r w i s e a t u r e , s c i e n c e , a n d s h o u l d of greater things and higher
But I c?in show yon 3 0 eases of gent's and la die's
convince t h a t we a r e wrong, have studied the Bible care- honors.
n nicp assortment of S t n p F shoes, and will sell them a t
we shall stick t o it, but if we fully. YVe must study astron- F or our covering let us use
and Fan:*,y Grovvrio,suih a s prices to suit, the buyer.
a r e wrong, we will change, a s om.v t h a t we may learn the various articles. Honesty
COFFEE,
Call and see us and we will
we wish t o be right. We d o worlds above us. YVeshould should be stamped indelibly
SUGAR,
sa ve you money.
CHEESE,
n o t desire t o kick those who read botany t o be able tosee in the life of every one. Try
CRACKERS,
a r e opposed t o our views,for and enjoy the many beauties t o be fully a s good a s y o u
JOHNSON KDMISTKN & CO
CAKES,
Blowing Itock, Dec 12. 1804.
j
we t a k e it t h a t none of us arouud lis. We must n o t be pretend, for of all people tin
CANNED-BEEF,
know t o o much a b o u t this ignorant of geology t h a t we hypocrite i the most delesta
Mr. Geo. A. Ztrkle
e
POTTED HAM,
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
vexed question Why should may know of the earth be- ble in t he sight of God and
SALMONS.
The statements in the testimonial below are
the democrats get up their low us. Young man, d o n ' t man.
SA R DINES.
familiar facts to the immediate friends of Mr.
BUTTER NUTS,
—r(Y—
backs and call each other fail t o get a n education. I t
Geo. A. Zirkle, soiiool teacher, of Mt. Horeb,
Again, human kindness is Tenn., very
county!
English walnuts, soft. shellhard names because there is will aid you in almost every a jewel, and the essence of where ho waswell known throughout the Read it.
born and has always lived.
INHALATION!
M i almonds, peanuts.raisins,
"C. I. Hood & Co., I.owell, Mass.:
a n honest difference of opin- shade of life,
good breeding. With thisyou
Dear Sirs:—I believe in Hood's "Sarsaparilla. figs, canned fiuits, shoedress
ion ?
Going t o the second corner can reach the sympathy o) I will tell you why. I have suffered from in rig, inks, plain and fancy can 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
herited scrofula
hood. When 37 years
can we find a more suitable the most wicked h e i r t . Be of age, my eyes from childstrangely affected.
dies, fancy and 1 a u 11 d r y
became
And now some astronomer material t h a n character ?
read
and
would
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
kind t o all people and watch I could not eyes, Iafter sunset,open when Ibut on SOAPS,
close my
could not
them;
TOBACCO,
a t Washington has announc 10very young person, a s
cliitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay
y o n r influence. Courtesy whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
I'ever Headache,Debility Rlieu
SNUFF,
I my eye. This condition continued about two
ed t h a t he has found on o u r well a s the older ones, need
should never be lacking. Old years, and was succeeded by
in a ti?in, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
sister planet, Mars, Hebrew I a high moral character. It is people deserve t o be treated
An Intolerable Itching
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
CIG ARETES,
body and
had to have my
letters for t h e Hebrew word commendable under all cir- with marked respect. A young nil over my take shoe limbs. Iand scratch me.
DISORDERS.
MATCHES,
little boys
brushes
God. We a r e inclined t o be- cumstances, for a man of in- ster who fails t o sho.v courte It was dreadful. It continued a month and was .Horse and Cattle Powders,
followed immediately by
the
Jieye a remark a friend once fluence t o live a pure life; his sy t o ladies proves himself t o side of my neck, as large aastumor In egg. right ind many other articles t o o It has hem in use for more than
a small
I at
twenty years; 'housands of pa
made t o us: " I d o n ' t believe steps should he carefully be n o t a man. A no! 1 >, pure once commenced taking physicians' prescrip tedious t o mention.
tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
tients have been treated, and owhat these astonishers say, made; he should ha ve a n irre woman is the best frieiyd you time the tumor changed its place to the imme
®§rCome and see for your ver onethonsand physicians have
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol selves.
n o how
proachable reputation, and ever had.
used it and recommend it—a very
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu
he must stand firm on what
(SSsTI also keep a good line significant fact.
J L'VENTUS.
mor seated itself on the point of my collar bono
A horse kicked H. 8. Sha he believes t o be right a n d
and in six months another half way back on the of Domestic Medicines
It is agreeable. There is no nau
fer, of Freemyer House, Mid- iust, even if popular tide be The Bible Assembly recent and continuedVY T!doLN SOON about seven months
S°
V' so till began to discharge
to
All of my goods wil> be scous taste, nor sickening smell.
dleborg, N. Y., on t h e knee,
ikvM oftep wTweak 'tlult ' * P
h "
scld a t prices t o suit t h e
which laid him up in bed and against him. If you grow in ly held in Abbeville, was a
I Could Scarcely Walk
times, for PAY DOWN, but "Compound Oxygen—Its mode
knowledge until you become move in the right d i l u t i o n .
caused t h e knee joint t o beand my mind was so confused that I could
of Action and Results,'' is the ti
comestiff. A friend recom men a suae and a .philosopher, The whole Bible was gone o- scarcely attend to my business (school teach
H
J |
L A W F U L HIGH ON A tle of a book ot 200 pages pub
(led him t o use Chamberlains unless you have a good name ver in outline during t i n ses ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my CREDIt.
lished by Drs. Starkev and Paten
story draws to a close. I began the use of
which gives to all inquirers full
P a i n Balm, which lie did, and your good influence will he sion, giving a fresh zeal t o
When you come t o the information as to this remarka
in two d a y s was able t o be aM ....
Sarr>
'scanty. Many a good man those listening for a larger
"Rock'' come and see me, and ble curative agent, and record of
round. Mr. Shufcr recom men
Hood's Sarsaparilla a little less than a year ago,
ded it. t o others and says if lias failed in life because he knowledge of the grand old and took five bottles. When I began I had no it may be t o our mutual ben surprising cures in a wide range
oi chronic cases—many of them
Book. If our people would faith in it. In less than three months both the efit.
is excellent for a n y kind of was found drunk, or 1111sores on my shoulder were healed; I was cured
after being abandoned to die by
s ' I n , ! caU,, ; ri »; '»«l scrofulous iml it
bruise o r sprain. The same thoughtedly found in b a d read the Bible a s much a s bL steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
uYi!! ri
Thanking my fiiends for other physicians. Will be mailt d
has
remedy is also famous for its company. In fact, our com they read a b o u t polities t here niore than I ever did in my lite, and am
past patronage, and hoping 011 application.
In tho Best of Health,
cures of rheumatism. For sale pany is a good index t o o u r would be a piety among
t o merit it in thefntore, l a m
considering my constitution. Do you wonder
by all druggists.
in Hood's Sarsaparilla? I
lives and characters. We a r e them t h a t would be helplu' that I believe A°'v 1'everywhere andcan do
VERY RESUEC TFULLY,
wmv
r'l.
every
way,
(<K», A. ZntKi.K, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
1521) Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
not prone t o seek the friend t o a far greater extent t h a n '
J. Ii. ( LAB RE.
120 Sutter St. Sun Francisco, Cal
Children Cry for ship of those whose lives and it is now, A pure, Godly life! Hood's Pills cure liver His, constipation
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion! Blowing Hock, April 10, '95.
Please mention this paper.
Pitcher's Castoria.
dispositions are not congeni- is made by reading and fol
.
BOONE HIGH SCHOOL!
"
look Hare Friends!
This Is No HiimbUg!
Do You V tri fctrtj
"Monty Saved Is
Money Made."
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
GASH BASIS
TREATMENT
th
nC U< lB8
rescr
>
0U8-
Hood's Cures
a
:
1 re
-j
nien<1
Drs, Slarkey & Paten,
,
�I'he Wataaea Demo;
A H; ppy Obituary,
Greeneville News.
The happiest t !in g
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, ohUuur.v- U.»E vv< , |, a v
n | n l I1:1I . V
a . + 14 > the »interest ot4 vt 4-1
4.
4.
inie
devoted
toun- .
.
.
the
NORTH CASOfilN L C.
U
—op—
Agriculture ami Mcchanjeai Art?
next ye- J()!l Ot*t liis ' tO
ty State ano Nation. Published in a long time is an extended y w i l i begin September 5t h.
e v e r y Thu r s day at Boone, \Yu notice o t John Blackmail, Vixaiiiinations a t c o n n i \
taugg County. N. C.
written by a friend of his and
Saiunl.i.v m Au- . I ,
ri
g i s L lo'.ine men desirims a
w!
r,;o?r
n'CIl
printed in the Marian S t a r .
te(:hni(.;l|
^tnealion a t a n u.i-
ft
W4 d
I f
tftisSnis and Children.
Compris s tin* I niv rsitv >he
College, the Law and Ajcdhal
selu ol. and the Sfaiiim r Sci eel
for Teachers Tuition sbn.t o- :»5
teachers, 471 Students. AdiW-ss
President Winston. < Impel Hill,
N. C., for catalogugue and hand
book 011 '*! niveisity Lducati jn."
June 27th.
VVives You Needn't Obey.
j After an enumera tion of Mr.< usually low cost will do well
He v. 1 hoinas Dixon, .1 r. de; Bla -kman's several virtues to apply for catalogue to
fcr
A. Q. HOLLA DAY. Pres.
livered a prelude to his ser-1 we are gi\eri the following
ItALEIGU, N. (A
nion in the Academy of Mn-1 touching episode of his ca
|YI
KN O W that Paregoric,
me, New York. Sunday trior- Aver:
• » 8
Bateiuan's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, mani? so-called. Soothi
Bateiuau's
Goduey's
manj? so-called Soothing Syrups, and
Holly Spring College,
most remedies for children arc composed of opium or morphine?
fling on the question. Should
"The subject of Hi is notice
A co-educational school otliigh
Yotl
glow that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
wives obey their husbands? ivas, through most of his life,
grade, begins its next session A uTin You f.o .v that in mos»t countries druggists are not permitted tosell narcotics
He said in part:
a dissipated man—drank a ;, us< 5 . 1895.
Heutlil'ul and
Without labeling them poisons ?
The Great Remedy for the speedy and permanent
"1 have never performed a great deal of liquor. The wri-i moral location. Large and to::
cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
Eczema, Eating and Spreading Sores, Eruptions,
3f>o Vmi 4 n?> w that you should sot permit any medicine to be given your child
building. Library ami
and all SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES. Madeg
ceremony in which 1 made ter has known him often to
unles3 you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
from the prescription of an eminent physician
Read ing Room.
Microscopes
who used it with marvelous success for 40 years,
the woman promise to obey stay at Mai ion a week, and a n d m i n e r a l c a b i n e t s Excellent
W" "Voti h-norv; that Castoriu is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
and its continued use for fifteen years by thou
sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
her husband.and I do not say even two weeks, drunk every d e b a t i n g societies! A m p l e h o a r
it£ ingredientsi3 published with every bottle?
it is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood
Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new 1
this to advertise myself for a day; lying out on 1 lie cold, d i n g i i c r o n n n o d a t i o n s a t s m a l l
JT-P) Jnti Ss-^lQ-yy that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous
c o s t . T u i t i o n very r e a s o n a b l e .
heating properties.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
multitude o*ceremonies. And wet ground at night, or otli
W lite lor eat alogue to
of all other remedies for children combined ?
J®" WRITE FOR BOCK OF WONDERFUL
moreover I shall never again er uncomfortable places \\ hei
J. li. S. YIINI, 1!R..SIDENV.
CURES, sent free on application.
Y'011 Know that the Tateut Office Department of the United States, aticTof
• ol TLER, TE.X.N.
marry parties I do not know. ever he might chance to be
If not kept by your local druggist, send $i.co '
c'.her countries, have issued t^C.us;ve r ight to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and
I have done it and gotten whenever overcome with li
*" Cctslorirt." and its formula, run. C:at to imitate them is a state prison offense?
medicine wilfbe sent freight paid by
myself into trouble, and acci quor and with sleep. Devil"'f -t T'Ct-QV/ that c::e of the reasons for granting this government protection
HISTORY OF THE LAS' LEG.1SLABLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ge*
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless t
dentally gotten other people)ish boys ahout town would
TURK.
Do VJ" ICnr.vv that ZS SVtrC£8 doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
into trouble.
No preacher box him up and ship him off
THE DEM ) 'RAT ONE YE Ml
Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
cciiio, or one cent a dose?
has a right to perform t h e to Wilmington, as it w a s
A limit, a 11 j'Metive pamph
><!>
ASTJNH DOLLAR.
?
Kuo>y that when pcaressed of this perfect preparation, your children may
marriage cerinony for people said. At other times they let 1(50 pages, witii ornam'-i!
Le kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest?
.
would smut hisfaee. neck and till cover, devoted to tile ree
he doesn't know.
arc worth knov/ing. They are facts.
GET THE BEST
"J don't believe a woman hands and let him walk a- ord of the last L"gMntur
When you are about to buy aSewing Machine
do not be deceived by alluring advertisement*
0
flic fac-similc si'?
is an every
/ -?r
ever married a man and tl.or hout in that eondition, and rheworst L >gisbitu re, save
and be led to think yon can get the best made*
P^.rCA/-rA
that of 1 8(iS. ever assembled
finest finished and
rl«.-,:.aU3va of
wrapper.
oughly obeyed Ibm. In the then, pretending to get mad in t he St a te. This book gives
first place, 1 object to obedi with whoever ®did him so. its recta-d plainly and truth
fcr a mere song. See to it that
Children Cry for Pitchers Osstarla.
you buy from reliable manuence being imposed upon the would take linn into a store fully. 1 f gi'vi s facts and na m e.facturers that have' gained a
fa
H 'TO "
reputation by honest and square
woman, because she won't pretensivelv to wash him off, and is thoroughly reliable. It t ;«PM»3»g.-aa8aBa^^r •
dealing, you will then get a
Sewing Machine that is noted
live up to it. In the second and give him a pan of cast or has been prepaicd by sonn
the world over for its dura
of the Post Deinocra t ic writ
bility. You want the one that
place she would not be re oil and tell him to wash and
is easiest to manage and is
ers in t he Sra t e.
M ;tk. - s r U n i t , h o w e v e i r d
quired to, because there is 'Jack' as he was called would
E v e r y p a t r i o t , e v e r y ciL- on m ty lie, YOU how limits,
wash in the castor oil
Yet
nothing in the Scripture t:>
zen a 11 d e v e ) Y D e m o e r a that, however dull y n may i'e
There is none in the world that
warrant it. If ,vou read the 'Jack' woul 1 take all this in s h o u l d h a v e a e o p y .
.a*' 1""~51 can equal in mechanical con
struction, durabilipr of working
parts, fineness of finish, beauty
Price I 0 cts. per eopy post you can find out what tin y aie;
Apostle Paul, in some pla- es. good paid; did not disturb
in appearance, or has as many
improvements as the
paid. Low j r prices l:y tin and that, hoYveve slight tiny
y o u w i l l f i n d t h a t a w i f e his equanimity at all."
»Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-J
hundred. If not on sr.!? ;u may be. you would better' mak«
nt business conducted for M ODEHATE F EES.
should obey her husband, yet
I O UR O FFICE IS O PPOSITE
P ATENT O
Inadvstore or dingstore id -ome paliei:t < fh 11 to g( 1 qui. 'and wc can secure patent iuU .S. time thanFFICE^
NE W HO M E
less
thoacj
Queen Victoria's Wealth.
in other place he's dead aJ remote froia YVashington.
)
dress E. M. Uzzell. Piinter oi 1 Item.— RiisKie.
It has Automatic Tension, Double Feed, alike
Send moucl, drawing or plioto., with descrip-i
on both sides of needle (patented),no other has
It appears that a person and Pander. Raleigh, N. ( .
>tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free ofj
gainst it, and advises a man
it; New Stand (patented), driving wheel hinged
Jcharge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
n
on adjustable centers, thus reducing frictij^to
A P AMPHLET , " How to Obtain Patents," withl
to have nothing at all to do who was formerly employed
May T), t f
the minimum.
^cost of same in the U. ^>. and foreign countries J
J sent free.
Address,
as accountant of Hie royal
with a woman.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS*
Ei?
4 When a woman agrees to 'family
took advantage of
LANDSA LIT
THE HEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.
O PP. P ATENT O FFICE, W ASHINGTON. D . C .
OBANGE, MASS. BOSTON, MASS. 28 UNION SQUARE, N. Y
obey her husband she ac that ptedtion—it may have
Bv virtue of the power of sale
CHICAGO, ILL. ST. LOCIS, Mo. DALLAS, TEXAS.
832de.
SAN FKANCISCO, CAL. ATLANTA, OA.
knowledges her mental and been a mean advantage—to contained i:i a certain mortgage
Wc v.'.-pf many men. wona-n.; l.ov and jrirls t« A DOMl'LETL NLWrSA 1'FOR SALE BY
work f >r
daily, r
o and aiounc.
moral inferiority. Her judg find out many things, inclu deed executed by J . ('. Brewer to • thuirownus a few hour 3 business gh'tasy,pleasant PER
homes Too
Is
W. 0. Joins, and duly registered
ment is higher and nobler ding the amount of t li e in the offi *e of t he Register o! strictly honorable, and pnvs l.er-enl on anyothc'
L lie Drub' of the North Crtrloij offered agents. Von laiv? a clear (1 Id and lie
\ T H E STANDARD.
na Pms." \
than that of man and * h <> Queen's private fortune aim Deeds of Watnngn ecaiuty. in ; (omiietit! )',!. F,••::)eri"!i"C and Fp'Vitil : bility nr.
Boone, N.
1 will se'l for cash I iiecesuury. <0 capii.il r> oein li. V eirjiiip yot
has exercised her authority diveis interesting-details per
at, tin? court house door iu noone I v.-i !i cvervthing that^ron icuil. treif you well Do yon want to aid in building
in the houshold in a nobler taining thereto. It further on M OIM I UY . the 12th day ot Au ' and Imlp vou t«> earn t •> iiims r rdli.arv wages up a paper that shall 1 elkct tin
YVomen'do as well as lean, and lie; and girl' great est credit on North Caroli t
, 1 lir -.vbere. e;-n d<. tl:e
manner than man has. If appears that he took notes gust, 1895. at 12 o'cloi k M.. one make good pay. Ar
All succeed
hundred acres ot land lying in W'a work. ediou . 'vtr'wsf fe':'>w '".r pinie andI sim na, no matter where it may bt
you ask for a moral leader- and made memoranda, and
j.le di
"It will surely ring
o
t;auga comity on tlie waters of you a great deal of mom F/ er; t' ing i< new seen? Thei patrolaze
ship combined with » u ! v l l o c - , i liat in* has, liko of tier groat
^ H:is snstninid its ren'itatlon for IS years <>
Banner Elk and a< joining t h o tr'i'i , 1 gr -at ite o-,,1. v'.-pe f.- r our |nmpldet 7 he 11 Hit ington Mes,- e11«c i • us bei.ig t.ic standard remedy lor the •
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
• quick an J permanent cure of Rheuma- «-.»
tual leadership, a woman, (iisoovoiors, taken the world lands ot James Shook and oth ci - C ' t l . - ' and n-c ive f ill r.'.-rs •:> 1 11. No 1-nrtr,
flono if you conclude not to go tu with tue Do von want a reliable pnpei • tism, Gout.Sciatica, etc., iu nil its forms.
A It is endorsed by thousands oi PhysiMrs. Balington Boot li stands into liis confidence.' In short, ers. This June 15th, 1! 95.
business.
•
Publishers and Petienis. It is
j giving you all the IKYYB of tin • cians, vegetable and builds up noia the *?>
!L (x. ('itisjy / ttv.
purely
nt the head, and I do not. ex he states that her unrjesty is
'world—a Democratic utWNj.apei • first dose. It never fails to cure.
•
Price is one doilar a boitle. or six fjs
Koy. 4*'?,
cept Spurgeon or Phillips worth |175,000,000.
I that equals the best—has 11k • bottles for five dollars. Our W-page lain- y
And
T**.
s r\ r>.r
rijrt *• r ex
, lauge.st circulat ion, and has ioi • phlet sent Free by id ail. Address,
Brooks or any other of the that is what provokes her.
tYventy-one years b< > 11 i pail
M) Do.
great men of the country."
The world has long suspect
and factorin thegroYslh «in«idev1 3 1 6 L Street,Wasiiinoton, D . C .
vf iopment of the Did
Nortl
Duivtng's Liver /'itIs>uc the best on
ed that the good Queen was
earth. They act with an ease that makes
State? Then subscrl e fcr
Chamberlain'* is theoestof accumulating a vast fortune.
them a household bl .-sing.
THE WHJNR.GTON IWESSLXGEF I i PttiCfi 2d CIS. r£t< t JA , . !) DUA&J i UA ^ L.
all. Vincent J. Barkl, of Dan- It was known Miat her expui
FOB SALE BT BUOOGISTS.
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Campaign Haltts:
bury, Iowa, has used Cham
(litnres were small ascompar
1 he "Daily Messenger,'* 1 \ \
berlain's Cough remedy.when
mail, M months on trial, fo
ever in need of a medicine for ed with her receipts In thisl$2.00
coughs and colds, for the past she has set a good example,
five years, and says. "It al "Little by little we get to be
I The weekly "Transcript Mes
ways helps me out. If any rich by saving by saving of j?means so much more than
senger," (the hiigest
alio
one asks me what kind of
candle ends and sicli," is a J'you imagine—serious and
cough medicine 1 use, I reply.
months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0
Chamberlain's is the best of wise maxim for persons of' jYatal diseases result from
Cash in advance. Loth
trifling ailments neglected.
all. 25 a r 'd 50c bottles for high o r low estate.— Wash
?W2 CllASTaRTAR POWDER papers are large Eight-Pagt
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Don't play with Nature's
sale by all druggists.
sheets. Send Postal Care,
ingt on Post.
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greatest gift—health.
with the addit ss of five per
P u w it f2*. 1 K *** T ^»»5 P* P G m
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A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
Pearson's Weekly. A person
out of sorts, wen.. -T
medic..'.
r.!*.cut Tulano University | j e s Qf THE MESSENGEH.
and generally ex- j,
who, alUTacarefOl unaijslfl, \
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with a considerable amount of
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES, 1
liausted, neivc .-. g
'TsaTiP! " *' •: r'F Cr -V- Tartar Powder, | (jC't. 1 St. 1888. tf.
Producing Long-S/ghtedness, & RestJ^
have no appe'.i'. A
int iiti ciiec, luz.y Liieaiii—iauut. to tn© |
spare time on his hands has col- When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
and can't work, JF
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When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
begin at once ink - ^
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leeted the following list, of words When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
ing the most n:^
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation? Gtya
ble strengthening \
ft*; HEftS FAVQI-iTE'
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
which may be spelled forward or When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Brown's Iron Ti;tm s y Y V K O L C S O S ' ^ AND F O u / I H F U L a
backwards, palindromes, as thev
ters. A few bet- ,
Also, equally eflicAciona when used In other
maladies, such ns Ulcera. ffever
S?aren,
ties cure—benef.t
may be called in learned larYcr
U
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comes from the
wherever lnllaiomaUon exists, 3SMTCli.iCl.SdS
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BA-I.TMC may be n««"* to advantage.
ORLEAna-.
won't stain your ,
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Jistu a.t
Cent©.
teeth, and it's
LA.
Durham Sun: There is n curios
Anna, bab„ bob, did, civic, dad.
pleasant to take.
deed,deified, dewed, ecce, eye, ewe ity at the Envid Cotton Mills, a
Emigrants gtrtug to any of the
gog, gig, gag, level, madam, weaver by the name of J. A, MeWestern 8tnt.es or Territories
>V MI save tiiue and money going
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
moon, otto, pap, peep, pip, pop. Millen who eats glass as he would
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E5 el
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Nervous ailments
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tat, tit, tout, tot and tut.
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Concord Times: The follow chewed up a lamp chimney, show
Corrugated Sheeting,
' will send set of Ten Beautiful World's 1
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110 ONE,
ATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C
rilUUSDA
X
AUGUST
1, 1895
PROFESSIONAL
dorp, take
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�SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
u s f o r t h e n a t i e e we g a v e him
a few weeks a g o . H e s t a t e d
t h e b o o t s h e is now wearing
were m a d e by him m o r e t h a n
lea years ago, and h a v e
been in s t e a d y use ever since.
From Blowiiif? Rock, N, C.
DR 11 D. JENNINGS,
BIG LAND SALE.
—DENTIST
V\ hereas, J a n e Miller a n d h u s b a n d E . B. Miller d i d oil
I n y o u r editorial of r h e
I s now located a t BlowingI copy1 year
.$1.00
2 5 t h , a f t e r referring t o m y Rock, where he will remain t he ,»th d a y ot August 1 8 9 2 , execute a u d deliver t o A l b e r t
" 0 months
.... 50
letter of t h e 8 r h , y o u a s k : d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r a n d fall R. S h a t t i m k , 1 i ustee, a trust deed o n c e r t a i n l a n d s in W a
" 3 months
.... 35
t a u g a c o u n t y . S t a t e of N o r t h Carolina t herein described, t o
" M h,v not Congress restore of each y e a r , a n d desires t o secure t h e s u m of $ 1 , 3 0 0 J u e b y said J a n e a n d E . B. Miller
ADVERTISING RATES.
j ""P^s
1 inch 1 week
—It i s e s t i m a t e d t h a t t h e silver eoinnjrp t o .i t s .former \tance of mumn.v°notU-import t<> t h e British a n d American M o r t g a g e C o m p a n y , L i m i t e d ,
f .75
,.
. .
.
h a v i g y u r teeth a
1 " 1month
which s a i d t r u s t deed i s recorded in W a t a u g a c o u n t y , in
position with gold a s i t • a s tender! I o at once.
1.75 Boone a n d Blowing Rock
w
1 " 3 " ....
3.00 telegraph line c a n be changed before 1 8 7 3 ? Could nojt Con
rnV+iYVer r
i
deed h>ok C, p a g e 4 7 7 , t o which reference is hereby m a d e ;
S° a
1 " 0 "
5.00
], •
/ .?)
7
whereas default h a s been m a d e in t h e p a y m e n t of t h e
1 " 1 year
7.00 i n t o a telephone line f o r $ 4 0 . g r e s s ha ve power t o r e s t o r e < 1 ng, y o u i teeth g e t iror.se; monies secured by s a i d t r u s t deed; a n d whereas t h e u n d e r
a i v e y o u more pain, costs signed h a s been d u l y a p p o i n t e d s u b s t i t u t e d t r u s t e e in t h e
1 column 1 week
9.00 a n d a m o v e is now o n f o o t t o silver c o i n a g e in 1 8 9 5 — 6 . "
1
"
1 month...
13.50 h a v e t h e c h a n g e m a d e a t
The first question j is evi you more , a n d c a n n o t be sav place ot t h e s a i d Albert R. S b a t t u c k , a s provided in s a i d
1
"
3 "
25.00
d e n t l y misprinted, a can o r ed s o well. H a v e t h e m e x a m t r u s t deed, a n d h a s been d u l y requested t o e xe c ut e t h e
1 "
6 "
37.50 once.
ined every 3 o r 6 m p n t h s a n d t r u s t therein c o n t a i n e d ; Now therefore n o t i c e is he re by g i v
1 "
1 year
50 00
—We have j ust reeei ved a nice a should being a p p a r e n t l y o- a s s o o n a s o n e decayed o n e
en, that under and by virtue of the powr con >> c 1 o - G
line ot dry goods and notions n lit ted a f t e r t h e first word is discovered, h a v e i t filled, trust deed, 1 the undersigned subst tui d ti istce pa Yuma n d y o u will n o t miss w h a t d a y t h e 2nd d a y of S e p t . 1 8 9 5 , between t h e h o u r s ,of ; 0 a .
Entered at the Postoffieeat consisting of fancy prints, ging ' w h y . '
Boone, N. C., as second-class hams, satines. men's shirts, col If y o u intended t o s a y why it will c o s t y o u t o keep t he m m. a n d 3 p in., a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e d o o r in t h e t o w n of
mail matter.
lars, handkerchiefs, etc., etc. Ah can n o t Congress r e s t o r e sil up, and thus save your natu Boone in V / a t a n g a county , will .,y public a u c t i o n sell t o y
so a fall line of school bo^ks. ver -nonage t o i t s former po ral teeth, which a re so essen t h e highest bidder for c a s h t h e following described p r o p e r
tial t o g o o d h e a l t h .
LOCAL NEWS.
t y , viz: 4 4 3 a c r e s in t h r e e t r a c t s . 1 s t t r a c t . 2 7 5 a c r e s in
Call and see us. Blackburn, Cot- s i t i o n t o gold a s i t w a s be
Xo <yba rge For Lxaniina tion, Meat C a m p township, bounded o n t h e N. by t h e l a n d s of
trell and Miller.
fore 1 8 7 3 , I reply t h a t it c a n
Give me a p a r t of y o u r pa ( \ Moretz a n d Mrs. H o u c k , o n t h e E . by t h e l a n d s of T . S .
A 8, Edmisten of Xew River,
The soda man who was m d o s o bv a n d with t h e a p p r o t r o n a g e , a n d m a k e m y h o u s e H alls, o n t h e S. by t h e l a n d s of J . H . T a y l o r a l i o o n t h e
is having a nice residence erect town Monday supplied the town
v a l of t h e President, o r o v e r y o u r h o m e w h i l e h a v i n g y o u r W. b.y t h e l a n d s of J . E , Finley a n d J o h n I Green, being
ed.
boys with ' Arm and Hammer" his v e t o b y a two-thirds v o t e work done.
t h e l a n d s deeded t o J a n e Miller wife of E d w a r d B. Miller b y
—An infant of Jeff Gilliam caps, the good ladies with ilie of b o t h houses, v o t i n g sepa
8@"Sufficient p r o d u c e f o r A. J . Moretz a n d wife, a n d fully s e t o u t b y m e e t s a n d
w a s buried o n B r u s h y F o r k same brand of soda, and ena r a t e l y . Mr. Cleveland would m v fa m i Iy's u s e w ill be t a ken b o u n d s in the deed recorded in b o o k P p a g e 167<>f t h e p u b
in e x c h a n g e for work.
lie records of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , t o which record reference
bled some of us to make our
last Sunday.
c e r t a i n l y v e t o such a bill, a n d
Office a t residence, (Morris is hereby m a d e . 2 n d t r a c t . 1 5 0 a c r e s in Bald M o u n t a i n
marks in the world by present
i t is n o t a t all likely t h a t a Building.) Very Reap.
—Mr. S a m R. J u r n e y , of ing us with "Great Pencils."
t o w n s h i p , hounded o n t h e N. by t h e l a n d s of J . W. Finley,
o n the E . by t h e l a n d s of the heirs of W m . Norris, o n t h e
t w o - t h i r d s m a j o r i t y could be
Olin, i s visiting- his sister,
R . D. JE NNINGS.
- R e v M. J o n e s , t h e Epis fo u n d t o over-ride his veto. J u l y 1 8 .
S , by t h e l a n d s of E . B. Miller a n d o n t h e W. b y t h e l a n d s
Mrs. R C. Rivers.
oi J . \\ . Henr.v Steele being t h e land deeded t o J a n e Millet,
c o p a l minister in c h a r g e of
It y o u intended t o s a y why
—Miss M a r y Connelly, of
wife of E . B. Miller, by t h e heirs of J o s . H o l r n a n , dec., a n d
W a k e a n d Buncombe conn fully s e t o u t b v metes a n d b o u n d s in deed recorded in
L e n o i r , is t h e g u e s t of Mrs. t h e work in Mitchell a n d ad should n o t Congress r e s t o r e
joining counties, desires u s silver t o i t s former position ties a r e each assessed f o r t a x book M, p a g e 2 7 2 of t h e public record of W a t a u g a c o u n t y
J. F. Spainhour.
t o which reference is hereby m a d e . 3 r d t r a c t . 1 8 a c r e s o t
t o s t a t e t h a t t h e c o u r t house with g o l d , I would reply be a t i o n a t ten millions.
G. W, Councill is superintend
land iti Bald M o u n t a i n t o w n s h i p , bounded o n t h e N. b y
in Bakersville Was closed a- m u s e sueh a course would
ing the erection of a nice resi
t h e l a n d s of E. B. Miller, o n t h e E . by t h e l a n d s of t h e h e i r s
g a i n s t him f o r preaching " u n l a n d u s in silver m o n o m e t a l
My b o y w a s t a k e n with a of \\ m . Norris, a n d o n t h e W. b y t h e l a n d s of J . W. H e n r y
dence fur J. B. Johnson, at Fosc o m f o r t a b l e , " a n d n o t " u n l i s m . Bi metallism at, 1 6 t o disease resembling bloody Steele, being a p a r t of t h e land deeded t o J a n e Miller b y
coe.
is a n impossibility. We flux. T h e first t h i n g I t h o u g h t t h e heirs ot J o s . H o l t n a n , deed., a n d fully s e t o u t b y m e t e s
s o u n d " doctrine, a s we s t a
- M a r r i e d by D. B. Dough ted t w o weeks a g o .
m u s t choose between a g o l d of w a s C h a m b e r l a i n ' s Folic, a n d b o u n d s in deed recorded in book M, p a g e 2 7 2 of t h e
Cholera a n d Diorrhoea Rem
erty a t his residence o n S a t
-County Examiner Francum o r a silver s t a n d a r d . Why edy. T w o d o s e s (J' i t settled public records of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , t o which record refer
u r d a y , George S n y d e r a n d
ence is hereby made. S a i d land will besold t o s a t i s f y t h e
requests us to to say that he will d i s o r g a n i z e nil t h e business t h e m a t t e r a n d cured h i in
Gallic Norris.
>f t h e c o u n t r y , i m p a i r al s o u n d a n d well. I heartily d e b t secured by said t r u s t deed, a n d such t i t l e will b e g i v e n
be in Boone on Monday, August
a s is vested in s a i d t r u s t e e .
Married in the public road at 6, to examine applicants for tra values, a n d drive t h e six h u n recommend t h i s re me dy t o
E . S. C O F F E Y , S u b s t i t u t e d T r u s t e e .
Moretz a fVw days ago, Mr. Hoy cer's eerl ificates. The examina dred a n d tweifty-fivemillions all persons suffering f r o m m
rrr'^rfimtnH mi mi i 11 iiiim —m
Norris to Miss Cora, daughter of tion will be written, and will he- of g o l d we now h a v e in use like c o m p l a i n t . I will a n s w e r
a n y inquiries r e g a r d i n g it
Richard Gragg.
gin at 9. a. in. He insists that <-|ut of circulation ? I t is a n
when s t a m p is inclosed. I re
Prof. D. I). Dougherty leaves the teachers who have not been e x p e r i m e n t of t h e m o s t d a n - fer t o a n y c o u n t y official a s
this week for Butler Tenn.. where examined come out on that day g e i o u s kind. W h a t t h e conn t o m y reliability. W. Roach
he will resume his duties as tea and be examined, as it will cost t r y needs i s n o t more m o n e y , J . P., P r i m r o y , Campbell Co
T h e g r e a t secret, t o success in h a v i n g plenty of t h e c o m
them less than to be examined
cher in Hollv Spring College.
b u t m o r e confidence in t h e T e n n . F o r s a l e b y ail d r u g f o r t s of life is in knowing how a n d when t o b u y . F i r s t ,
privately.
gists.
—Miss Yarboro will commence
s t a b i l i t y of o u r currency
l o o k ! second, e x a m i n e t h e q u a l i t y a n d price of t h e a r t i c l e ,
her music class next Monday Au
Yourcolumnsshow e v e ry
Alleghany S t a r : We learn o r articles, y o u wish t o b u y . T o t h o s e w h o a r e interested
"Mamma., was that a sugar
gust the 5th. Parties interested
week t h a t confidence is re t h a t t h e r e a r e leu defined ca in b u y i n g necessaries for t h e i r c o n s u m p t i o n f o r t h e l e a s t
plum you just gave me," asked
money we m o s t respectfully i n v i t e t h e m t o call o n u s a n d
would do well to see her.
little Mabel. -'No, dear, it was t u r n i n g , a n d with this r e t u r n ses of small pox o n Cripple e x a m i n e o u r e n t i r e line of
—Prof. Y a r b o r o will open one of Dr. Aver's Bills." -'Please, of confidence t h a t business is Creek, W y t h e c o u n t y , Va.,
school in Boone next Mon may I have another?" Not now reviving a n d wages increas n e a r Mr. Gleave's f a r m . T h e
d a y . H e a s k s a n d deserves dear: one of those nice pills are ing.
disease w a s b r o u g h t there by
Fonsistingof Groceiies, H a r d w a r e , T i n w a r e , S h e e t i n g s ,
T h e r e is a n a b u n d a n c e of a n e g r o fri in P o c a h o n t a s , P l a i d s , P r i n t s , Cashmers, H a t s , Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
a liberal p a t r o n a g e from o u r all you need at present, because
every dose is effective."
idle money r e a d y for invest who h a s since died T h e board t i o n s , e t c .
people.
I t will n o t c o s t y o u a n y t h i n g t o e x a m i n e o u r g o o d s
m e n t in b a n k s a n d safe de- of S u p e r v i s o r s h a d a meet
A Caid of Thi nks.
Register of Deeds Hodges has
b u t we will be pleased t o s h o w t h e m t o y o u a n d g i v e y o u
p o s t companies, only wait ing a t Wytheville a n d vigor
on hand 65 copies of the Public Editor Democrat:
o u r prices, whether y o u buy o r n o t .
i n g for confidence t o be re o u s measures were t a k e n t o
Laws for the magistrates. The
P l e a s e permit me t h r o u g h
newly appointed magistrates will y o u r paper, t o present m o s t t u r n e d . T h e o n l y cloud now s t a m p o u t t h e disease.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
get no books.
o v e r t h e financial f u t u r e is
We m a k e a specialty of shoes. We t hi nk we can sell
grateful t h a n k s t o t h e people
In o r d e r t o i n t r o d u c e Cham
Mr. R. H. Xorment, the travel of B o o n e a n d s u r r o u n d i n g t h e fear of unwise legislation. q e r l a i n ' s Cough Remedy here y ou the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
ing advertiser for Arm and Ham c o u n t r y , for t h e i r kind remern S u p p o s e we let g o o d e n o u g h we sold several dozen b o t t l e s chant or merchants in the county . We do not quote prices
mer brand soda,bvho isstopping bra nee of us, in a very s u b a l o n e for awhile. F o r s i x t y o n s t r i c t g u a r a n t e e a n d h a v e in oil" advertisement from the fact thereare so many differ
en.fc grades of the same line of goods that it is almost im
at Blowing Rock, was in town s t a n t i a l way, since o u r loss y e a r s , except d u r i n g t h e Civ found t h a t every b o t t l e did possible to quote prices and at {he same time desciibe the
g o o d sery ice. We h a v e used
Monday.
by fire o n t h e o t h i n s t . T h e i r il W a r period, we h a v e had i t ourselves a n d t hi nk i t su goods so you will know the qualify without examining for
—Rev. Win. R. Croft will s y m p a t h y , kindness a n d h o s a g o l d s t a n d a r d — w h y m a k e per o i t o a n y o t h e r . W. I. yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buv our
preach a t Zion church o n Wa pi tali t v a r e m o s t highly a p a l e a p i n t o t h e d a r k for t h e Mowery, Jarvisville, W. Va. g o o d s by selling o n time, we sell t o a h lor t h e Pay When
7 hey Deceive 7 he Good s consequently it enables us t o sell
onsequently
t a u g a River, Aug. 1 s t a n d preciated, a n d m a y H e a v e n ' s s a k e of c h a n g i n g t h i s t o a F o r m l e by all d r u g g i s t s .
g o o d s for Kss m o n e y . All we a s k is a fair t r i a l a n d t h e buy
silver s t a n d a r d ?
2 n d , a n d a t B a p t i s t Valley noblest a n d richest benedic
e r will be convinced of t h e t r u t h .
I t now t a k e s t h i r t y - t w o
Aug. 3 r d a n d 4 t h .
t i o n s rest u p o n t h e m all.
VERY I{ ES PECTFULEY,
p o u n d s of silver t o b u y o n e
-0J . H . Y'ARHOUO.
BLACK BUR X, COl' 7 RLLL & MILTED
— L o s t , between Boone a n d
To the dwellers in the grass
p o u n d of g o l d . If i t were n o t
Blowing Rock, S u n d a y n i g h t ,
What causes bad dreams is a profitable t o mine silver a t clad hills and low green vales of
Watauga,; to the people who own
a H & R 3 2 . caliber pistol. question thac has never been sat
t h i s pri'*e t h e production the flocks and herds that 'Lie
T h e finder will lie rewarded islactorily answered, but in nine
-oWould fall off till t h e price down in green pastures and feed
by l e a v i n g s a m e [at this off cases out of ten, frightened
r o s e t o a p a y i n g p o i n t . Why by the still .vaters," in the Land
dreams are the result of imper
ice.
of
%
interfere with t h e laws of sfip terthe Sky that I desire their bet
acquaintance. Iam selling
fect digestion, which a few doses
—Dr. Council! a n d family of Ayer's Sarsaparilla will effectu p l y a n d d e m a n d ?
H A R D W A R E
went u p t o Blowing Rock o n ally remedy. Don't delay—try
T h a n k i n g y o u for y o u r in the town ol Lenoir, and your
I f y o u a r e in e a r n e s t a b o u t v v a n t i n g t h e b e s t Monument
M o n d a y a n d will remain it to-day.
c o u r t e s y , I a m , sir. y o u r s valued latronage isearnestlv so o r I ombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
licited. You cannot do better e'se as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots, 1 em
there d u r i n g t h e m o n t h of
truly,
Civ is.
where. If you want a machine of
T h e N o r t h Carolina, F a r m
August. They are stopping
ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
Cure for Hen aclic.
A A Y KI A D,
e r h a s a g a i n begun publica
a t t h e Blowing Rock hotel.
a n d m o s t c o m p l e t e s t o c k of Marble in N o r t h Carolina
tio n in t h e c i t y of Raleigh. As a remedy for all iorms of I will order it lor you at the bot
© ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n g u a r a n t e e d . C o n s u l t y o u r interest,
—We learn from the Wilkes We wish i t much success.
h e a d a c h e E l e c t r i c B i t t e r s h a s tom of the market.
b o r o Chronicle t h a t Rev.
proved to be the very best. It ef Ifyou want piping, belting, hose a n d give m e a call o r write f o r prices.
saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
Marvelous Results.
John Hughes, aged 81, was
fects a permanent cure and the bricators, cant hooks, spindle
C - 11- W E B B . StatesviDo, N. C.
m a r r i e d t o Miss Sallie H a r From a letter written by Itev. most dreaded habitual sick head oil. red engine oil, journal castor J a n u a r y 2 4 t h , 18f>5.
ris, a g e d 6 5 . Rev. H u g h e s for J. Gunderman, Dimondale, Mich, aches yield to its influence. We oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
merly lived in t h i s yicinity. we are permitted to make this ex urge all wno are suffering to pro ing machine oil, journal grease
T H E M A N MEDICINE C O P A N Y
tract: "I ha ve no hesitation in cure a bottle and give this reme or any kind of grease come and
r-OL
—Rev. I). N. G o o d , Presby recommending Dr. King's New dy a fair trial. In cases of liabitu see me. Ifyou want a first class
8E WING MACHINE
t e r i a n S . S . Missionary, of Discovery as the results were al al constipation Electric Bitters
ZIONVILIE NOSTHGAROIINA.
J o h n s o n City, Tenn., deliver most marvelous in thecase of my cures by giving the needed tone with all attachments for $22.00
or a good New Home sewing ma
I s now e n g a g e d in t h e m a n u f a c t u r e a n d s a l e of a v a l u
ed a n e l o q u e n t a n d instruc wife. While I was pastor of the to the bowels, add few cases long chine. the best in the world, come
Baptist church at River Junction resist the use ot this medicine. and see me. Wh.y pay an ngent a b l e medicine, known a s t h e MOUNTAIN H E R B MED1
t i v e s e r m o n . in t h e B a p t i s t
she was brought down with pneu Try it once. Laige bottles onlv for riding around and feeding a CINE, composed ot t h e n a t u r a l h e r b s of o u r m o u n t a i n sec
church T u e s d a y n i g h t .
tion.
team? Needles for any sewingmonia succeeding la grippe. Tor- fifty cents at any drug store,
This wonderful mediein? is highly recommended f o r ( i s — N o r t h Wilkesboro Insti rible paroxysms of coughing
machine in the known w o r 1 d
easos of t h e Liver, S t o m a c h , K i d n e y s a n d a l l diseases a r i
t u t e will open A u g u s t 6 t h . would last hours with little inter
an be Lent By Mail."®a s i n g f r o m a billions s y s t e m . T h i s i s n o p a t e n t medicine. I t i s
J a c k II. Mills h a s neen reB o a r d $ 6 . 0 0 per m o n t h .
fl&Tl you want bar iron, bar pure, simple, c h e a p a n d effective. I t is recommen led h v
ruption and it seemed that she
P
,
.
> d bv
moyed fro m t h e Superinten steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod •
T u i t i o n f r om $ 1 . 6 0 t o $ 2 . 5 0 could not survive them. A friend
t h e physicians of t h e c o u n t y , a n d i s o n e of t h e b e s t med'i
recommended Dr. King's New dency of t h e Thomasville or iron, of every size known to civi cines o n t h e m a r k e t .
per m o n t h .
p h a n a g e a n d Rev. J . B . Boone lized man, come and see me. Life
W r i t e t o W .R. Absher f o r cir Discovery; it was quick in its
is too short to enumerate every
1 his medicine is p u t u p in p a c k a g e s w i t h full directions
elected in his s t e a d . Mr. Mills tiling—come and see.
. . with full d i r e c i i o n s o n e a c h , P r i c e $ 1 . 0 0 per packno-e s e n t
c u l a r s , N o r t h wilkcsboro, N.C. work and highly satisfactory in
results." Trial bottlesfree a t all | established the o r p h a n a g e | CUARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE p o s t paid t o a n y a d d r e s s . If y o u h a v e I n v e r t r o u b l e Dvsestaoiisned t h e
— Dr. Brickell g a ve us a n
drug stores. Regular size50c and a , , ( ^ ft seems ciuel t o t u r n
JOHN M. 11 OUCK. Manager I P e P s l } * o r K i d n e y c o m p l a i n t s , t r y i t a n d b e convinced t h a t
o t h e r call S a t u r d a y t o t h a n k $1.00.
I him o u t in his old nee.
I Lenor, N. C. June 26.
j we a r e n o t t r y i n g t o h u m b u g yevn.
RESPECTFULLY.
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Editor Democrat:
LOOK All) EXAMINE I
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LET ME SAY
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble
Works,
/ I L L M O i y i A l A M L J H i L Y L ( 0±£/> '
1
�Tlie Watauga Democrat
He has I'haraeter- jgaHons are payable in gold
For Good
izo<] nni ministers a s " h y p o - ; o r silver a t t h e o p t i o n of tin
c i t e s , " " l i a r s . " " c o w a r d s , " g o v e r n m e n t . When t h i s a u - Color and
1 huisday. August, 7 , iSDo " w r e t c h e s , " " r e n e g a d e s " a n d ministration c a m e i n t o pow
Bad soda spoils good fit
Heavy Growth
t h e like."
e r we were in t h e midst of a
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
We a r e surprised t o rend
T h e subjoined s t a t e m e n t g r e a t panic, t h e ciilmii a- Of Hair, use
cnly in packages.
t h e s t a t e m e n t s m a d e in re is taken from t h e News a n d tion of t h i r t y y e a r s of icpubbearing this trade mark
g a r d t o t h e d e n o m i n a t i o n a l Ohsei ver a n d e n d o i s e d by cit- licnu legislation. Congress
It costs no more than inferior package soda
t r o u b l e in Mitchell wherein zens ol Bakersville a s a t r u e convened in e x t r a o r d i n a r y
—never spoils the flour—always keeps soft. ,j
t h e B a p t i s t s a n d Methodists s t a t e m e n t of t h e a b u s i v e l a n session t o repeal t h e S h e r m a n
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
a r e o n o n e side a n d t h e Rev. g u a g e used by Rev. J o n e s . silver law, which law w a s
nd insist on packages
Milnor J o n e s , of t h e Episco On t h e o t h e r h a n d , T . A. said t o he t he cause of all o u r One
bearing these words—
pal church, o n t h e o t h e r . Ac Love, of Bakersville, defends trouble. We were toh1 t h a t
cording t o t h e s t a t e m e n t s Mr. J o n e s a n d s a y s in his let i t would s t o p t h e d r a i n of Bottle will do
m a d e by t h e citizens of Ba t e r t o the News a n d Observ gold o n t h e tTreasury, a n d Wonders. Try it.
Ala.de only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
k e r s v i l l e . M r . J o n e s u s e d e r t h a t Rev. J o n e s h a s been everything would a g a i n he Purify the Blood vith Ayer'e Sarsap&rilla.
Write for Ares sal Barn rear Book cf valuable Recipes— PREE.
very extreme a n d h i t t e r lan badly treated b y t h e Metho prosperous.
f?cecee*»e ®c*e*s ?«c *ece©c ?**•••••#••«
g u a g e in denouncing^he B a p d i s t s a n d B a p t i s t s of Ba
The Sherman law w a s r e
Baskfcra'ti A ui.a Sa'vr.
t i s t a n d Methodistdenomina kersville.
pealed a n d vet " w i t h all t h e The best salve in the world b»ttions, s o much s o t h a t t h "
We hope t h a t t h i s whole traveling winds" t h e g o i d I cuts, bruises, sores, stilt ihvu;a.
churches were locked a g a i n s t m a t t e r will he satisfactorily kept living a c r o s s t h " blue feVtrsores. tetter, chapped lTano
-o—o—o—ochilblains,
ami all ski.,
him, a n d t h e court, h o u s e settled, a n d whoever is in t h e Atlantic. All «>f these things eruptions, cornspositively cures
AAA'OUM LM LA T FOR IS Do.
and
F i r s t session ope ns Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 a n d closes J u n e 2 1 s t i
w a s locked by t h e c o u n t y wrong will r i g h t i t . If R«»v. warn us of the d a n g e r a n 1 d e piles, or no pay ivq i e<i. Ir
commissioners t o prevent his J o n e s used the l a n g u a g e a s s t i notion Hint lie before u s j guaranteed to give perfect satis 1 8 9 5 . T h e second session will open Aug. 6tl: 1 8 9 5 aiuL
lose Dec. 2 4 t h .
preaching therein. T h i s ac s t a t e d , he sh >uM apologize P we a d o p t t h e gold s t a n j faction or money refund d
FACULTY.
• Pi i.-e 25 cents p'*r box. For stiht i o n seems t o us a n unusual o n his knees a n d a s k forgive dar.J. I t is charged by th« 1 bail urugri."-Is.
Rev. J . H Yarhoro. Principal. Miss J . May Y a r h o r o
o n e for o u r m o u n t a i n people, ness, a n d if the people of Ba gold s t a n d a r d papers t h a t
Gil be in c h a r g e nt tlie P r i m a r y a.;d Intermediate departs
a s religious liberties h a v e al kersville h a v e abused him t h e object oi the S o u t h Mini
p - 1 • -J
' r\ f
.ents, a n d s h e will a l s o h a v e c h a r g e of the music d e p a r t •nt. Otliei coaqietear a n d experienced teachers will bt-ein
ways charaetei ized o u r peo they should d o likewise. It West in a d v o c a t i n g t h e free U JA IL-.O J ILOILTID I
loyed a s t h e school m a y leqnire.
ple a m o n g all t h e churches, is n o t o u r fight however, o u t coinage of silver is t o repudi
'TERMS.
h u t these people claim t h a t we d o like t o see m a t t e r s of a t e their hiihcst d e b t s t o tl
T I ITION in tin P r i m a r y D p a r fluent $ 1 0 0 .
t h e y a r e justifiable in s o d o this kind better managed by a m o u n t oi fifty percent. T h s
H i t . H E R EN. I LIS II
*2 00.
#
ing. T h e r e a r e t w o Metho o u r neighbors.
c h a r g e is a s false a s t h e
ACADEMIC
.f2 5 0 t o | 3 0 0 .
d i s t churches a n d o n e B a p
Si I SIC
12 50.
h e a r t s of the men who a i a k
II 13 A 1ICI3- i a u n o
AN ABLE SILVER ARGUMENT.
t i s t church in Bakersville,
it.
BQTBoard in good families, inclndi* g light, fuel a n d
all of which werethrown open
ecessary conveniences, per m o n t h , ^(>.00 t o 8 7 . 5 0 .
We would like t o ask 'tJivis'
(BY ALEXANDER BILL.)
t o Rev. Jones, a n d all went
o r a n y o n e else, w hether th«
F o r a n y information n o t lien in contained a p | l y t o t h e
I h i v e n o g o o d s t o off
t o hear him preach a n d t o o k (Continued from first page.) money t h a t was woi'th o n e
lbincipal, Boone, N. C.
v o n , but I h a v e 1 1 I P C o l d
special c a r e of t h e preacher.
But now I will a s k 'Civis' hundred cents in t h e d o l h n
Now comes t h e a s t o n i s h i n g a n o t h e r question. Who h a s w hen t h e d e b t s of the Ameri I a I'd Cash t o offer vmi fin
Children Cry for
p a r t of it, for n minister of t o p a y all this v a s t a m o u n t ca u people were c o n t r a c t e d ,
BIRCH O I L .
•
1 t o he s o well trea
Pitcher's Castoria.
t h e gospe
DoYcu l e d f.'rrq?
of d e b t s refeired t o a b o v e ? is n o t good enough t o liqui
GINSENG AND
ted a n d then t u r n upon th em I s i t n o t a c h a r g e o n t h e la d a t e them a t maturity-. Win
B E E8 W A X
NOTICE.
a n d denounce them in the fol boring a n d f a r m i n g classes ? i s it t h a t Inis m a d e silver o n
it the highest mullet prices
Having qualified a s Admin
lowing reported e p i t h e t s a n d Does n o t t h e entire burden )y worth fifty cents o n t h «
s t r a t i x of G. V\'. Duggcrdcd.
abusive language:
•ate of ^ a t a u g a cnunl v, N.
r e s t upon t h e personal i n d u s d o l l a r ? I s i t t h e a d v o c a t e s
"Now t h a t thejustiflcation t r y of t h e p r o d u c e r s ? Cer of free silver, o r is it t h e ver\
PCY' 7hose having any o. i'.. t his is t o not ify all persons
oF o u r people in their course tainly it does, for they a r e men, numbering perhaps les- t hese m tit les to other ivouh !ia \ ing claimsagainsi t he csm a y he clearly manifest t o t h e only c r e a t o r s of wealth* t h a n five t h o u s a n d in the U do Well to see or write to in i.a'eofsairl deceased t o ex
.0.
t h e wor'd. we desire t o n a m e T h e balance a r e only f h e S., who h a v e s o manipulated nt lit- wing Ilock, A. C. 1 hie hibit ih< ni t o tlie Miidersign•d oil o r before 1 lie first d a y
s o m e of t h e charges heaped g a t h e r e r s after it h a s been legislation a s t > havedepriv .day HO, 18U5.
Owing t o n r e m i t c h a n g e
of April 1 8 9 6 . o r this notice
upon o u r people by this rev created by l a b o r . Now i s it ed t h e civilized world of on*
* ill be placed in P a r of t heir in o u r business, t h a t is, from
J . II. J O I L X S O X .
• c c o v e r v . A l l p e r s o n s i n t h e "Old T i m e " credit sys
erend gentleman.
n o t perfectly plain t h a t if y o n half of i t s p r i m a r y money
debted t o said e s t a t e will
" H e said t h a t the B a p t i s t m a k e money scarce, t h e m o r e cornered o n e third t h -reof.
please m a k e immediate pay tem t o a
a n d Methodist churches were of t h e produce of l a b o r it will a n d raised t h e purchasing
ment. T h i s t h e 1 s t d a y of
only d e b a t i n g societies a n d t a k e t o procure it ? B u t it power of the balance o n e hun
A|nil 1 8 9 5 .
social clubs. T h a t they were will he said t h a t we a l r e a d y dred per cent. Ir is not. a fii
E. C. DUGGER , Admi x .
W e at p able t o o f f p r y o
worshipers of Wesley, Will a silver currency a s well a s t y cent dollar, il is a t w o hun
ARBUl K L E S C D F F E E
i a m s a n d o t h e r s , a n d n o t of green hacks a n d n a t i o n a l c u r dred pereentgold dollar. Alio
sit 2 4 c t s ;>pr lb.;
t h e t r u e God. T h a t th eir f aith rency. Very true, hut. i t is a s Adam S m i t h , thegreafc p o Read t h e Statement o f a
Popi !nr Teacher
was n o t sufficiently efflca all now based o n gold a u I litical economist s a y s , if gold
Good green coffee a t 2 0 c t s .
cious t o s a v e a soul; a n d if measured by t h e British g o l d s h /uhl reach a certain degrepei It) ;
-PUTo n e of them should be s a v e d , s t a n d a r d , I t m u s t all he s u p of scarcity t h e slightest hi:
4 0 " s i g a r a t 1G ftjs.
Extra
a t all, it would be by v i r t u e ported a n d ultima tely redeem of i t might become a s valua
CAN GIVE MILK.
1 0 t h e dollar; g o o d , h e a v y
of w h a t little Episcopalian ed in gold. Onr silver d o l l a r ble a s a d i a m o n d .
domestic a t 7 c t s per y a r d . £
doctrine he h a d in his church now is only a token d o l l a r
(i'onclmlcd next we*k.)
ICANTPLAY T H E F I D D L E
6®"We h a v e just received
a n d by virtue of what allow a n d redeemable in g o l d , f r o m
But I c a n show y o u 3 0 cases of g e n t ' s a n d Indie's
ance t h e L o r d would m a k e t h e fact t h a t the-only t h i n g Kenneth Bnz nnoor had I In
B ni«*e a s s o r t m e n t of S t a p l e shoes, a n d w i l l s e l l I hem a t
f o r his c o n s u m m a t e igno t h e b a n k e r s have t o d o when g o o d fortune t o receive ji
•in.l Ki>n: y (iru'-ei io.HUi-h u>.
,|,e l.nvM-.Te*
rance; o r th^it he would sneak t h e y w a n t gold is t o g e t u p small b<>1 tie of Ciiamhct lam*
I OFF EI
nurl hrc us mill itc m ill
SUGAR,
i n t o t h e Kingdom of heaven t h e silver certificates, t a k e Colic, Cholera a n d Diarrhoea
«m ve y o n m o n e y .
Re;npi|y when tliree member.-CHEESE,
like a d o g v i t h his tail wag them t o t h e t r e a s u r y a n d d e «»f l»i w family were sick will
CRACKERS,
JOHNSON FP.MISTEN A CO
g i n g between his legs. T h a t ma r >d t h e gold. If t h e treasu disentery. T h s o n e r.nin!
CAKES,
B l o w i n g R o c k . Dec 1 2 . 1 8 9 4 .
such i s t h e ignorance a n d der ry h a s n o t the gold o n h a n d h o t t |p cured I hem all a n d h
CANNED-BFEF,
p r a y i t y of o u r Methodist a n d he proceeds t o sell bonds t o h a d s o m e left w hich he g a v
Mr. Geo, A. ZArklo
POTTED HAM,
Mt, Horeh. Tenn.
SALMONS.
B a p t i s t l e a d e r s t h a t b e l l g e t it, t o he a g a i n depleted t o (Ji'o. W 'Bnkei. a promi
lient merchant of I he place
Tlie statements in the testimonial below ere
SARDINES.
would n o t only ha v e t o be en by the s a m e process.
Lew is!on. N. C., a n d it cilie» familiar facts to the immediate friends of Mr.
BUTTERNUTS,
—DY—
Zirkle,
teacher, of
Iloreb,
larged for the 111, b u t a new
And now comes the m o s t him of t h e s a m e complain! Geo. A.very weilschool throughout Mt. county,
Tenn.,
known
the
English walnuts, soft shellhell would h a v e t o be institu humiliating p a r t of the whole When troubled with d v s e n o where he was born and has always lived. Read tt. «»d almonds, peanuts.raisins,
ted t o be a d e q u a t e t o t h e de business. T h i s g r e a t govern rv, d i a r r h o e a , colic o r ch < "C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell, Mass.: Aarsararilla. tigs, canned t m r i s , s h o e dress
"Dear Sirs:—I believe in Hood's
1523 Arch St., riiiladdiiliin, Pa.
m a n d s of their d e p r a v i t y . H> j ment had t o m a k e a con e r a morbus, give this rena I will tell yon why. I have suffered from In ing, inks, plain a n d fancy can
fly a I rial ui.d y o u will D herited scrofula from child hood. When 37 years d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y
said t h a t the m a n who said t r a c t with the bankers; sell *:iore t h a n pleased with tie of age, my eyes became strangely affected. I
read
would
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron
t h a t Christ was immerse.!, them bonds for gold a n d g e t result. I he praise t h a t not could not eyes, Iafter sunset, and when Ibut on SOAPS,
close my
could not open them;
< hitis. Dyspepsia,Catarrh, Hay
TOBACCO,
told a s big a lie a s a p o l e c a t them t o let t h e gold a l o n e urally follows i t s i*»trodn" whichever side I lay, on that side I coul 1 open
F ver Headache, Debility Rheu
SNUFF,
my eye. This condition continued about two
would if he should s a y t h a t f o r a while. Was there e v e r tion and u*e has made i years, and was succeeded by
inatiem, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
An Intolerafclo Itch'ng
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
he smelled sweet. T h a t t h e m o r e positiveeyideneeof a n y very popular. 2 5 a n d 5 0 n-n
CIG ARETES.
all over my bod y and limbs. I had to have my 1
iot t les for s a l e 4»v all drm
DISORDERS.
MATCHES.
docrine preached by o u r min I t h i n g on t h i s e a r t h t h a n t h a t gists.
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
It was T.rcadf;;!. It continued a month and was
Dorse a n d Cat tin Powders,
isters were lies base a s hell.
a few men have t h e power t o
followed immediately by a tumor in the right
It has be?n in use for morethnri
side of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at a n d many o t h e r articles t o o
" A f t e r depicting K i n g Hen 'corner' a sufficient a m o u n t
twenty years; fhousaiids of |)Honce commenced taking physicians' prescrip tedious t o mention.
r y VT11 a s a base, vile, a n d of gold t o bring o n a panic ?
tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
tients have heeti treated, and o-i
time the tumor changed Its place to the Imme
•SFTuine a n d see for your ver one thousand physicianshave
shameless -hertine, he 3nid And y e t we a r e told in t h e
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol selves.
used it and recommend it—a very
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
r.e we i a gentleman c o m p a r - f a o e n f ^11 these f a c t s t. h a t
"Fimilly, three years ago, another large tu
fi^I a l s o keep a g o o d line significant fact.
ed t o o u r leaders. H e went ail these v a s t o b l i g a t i o n s
mor seated itself*on the point of my collar bone
and In six months another half way back on the of Domestic Medicines
"More than a year ago, my hair
t o t h e h o m e of a d y i n g Moth t h a t rest upon u s a s a n a
ft is agreealile. There is no nnu
bone. Both of them soon began to discharge
began turning gray and falling
an i continued to, so till about seven month*
fc^XMl of l a y g o o d s wiP he seous taste, nor sickening smell.
odist l a d y who confessed her kion, a s s t a t e s a n d individuout. Though I tried many reme
ago. I tried everything, including prescriptions.
dies for it, nothing I used satisfied
I was often so weak that
scId a t pnccs t o naif t h e
••omphPe readiness lor deal a , a | s i i r ^ compelled t o he paid
me until I commenced to use
I Could Scarcely Walk
t imes, for PAY DOWN, hut "Compound Oxvgen—-Its mode
,.nd w a s in e x t a t i c l a p t u r e o f i n
We c a n n o t d o i t . T h e
of Action and Results," is the ti
and my mind was so confused that I could
i e r A W F U L H I G H ON A tle of a book of 200 pages p'lbscarcely attend to my business (school teach
heavenly a n t i c i p a t i o n , a n d gold is n o t in existence with
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now ray CREDIt.
IBhed bv Drs. Stai key and Pah n ^
t o dissuade her irom her which t o p a y them. And hestory draws to a clcse. I began the use of
which gives to all inquirers full
IVhen y o u come t o t h e information as to this remarka
,roin her m o o r i n g s , a n d tried s j ( j e s t | ) m i I J O contract t o
5
" R o c k ' coii.e a n d see me, a n d ble curative agent, and record of
t o p* jselyte her t o iris ' a i t h . p a y in gold; even these l a s t
Hood's Rarsapririlia a little less than a year ago,
surprising cures in a wide range
I n t h e presence of O U T wives, Ootids a r e n o t payable in
and took five Iwttles. When I began I hod no it m a y be t o o n r m u t u a l ben
After using one bottle of this
ol chronic cases—many of tin in
*
faith in it. In les' than tliree months both the efit.
preparation, my hair was restored
a n a d a u g h t e r - h e h a s preach k o J ( J T h e Rothehilc! syndi
sores <m my shoulder were heale I; I was < ured
after being abandoned to die byto its natural color, and ceased
of a tr.">uT»!es.);n • cetarrh; ami s< rofulous habit
T h a n k i n g my fiiends f o r other physicians. M ill be mailed
falling out." —Mrs. HERZMAXN,
has steadily grown less apparent
e d s e r m n n s in fits of a n g e r o a t e tried very h a rd t o bribe
I weigh
more tlian 1 ever did in my life, and am
359 E. 68th St, New York, N. Y.
past p a t r o n a g e , a n d hoping on application.
a n d r a g e s of passion. Not t h e Congress i n t o giving t h e
In the 3est of Health,
to merit it in thefutore, l a m
considering my constitution. Do yon wonder
c o n t e n t vvi h a l l this, he h a s Secretary of t h e t r e a s u r y pow Prevents
tKt 11-Iieve in Hood's Sarsaparilla? I can do
Drs, Starkey & Pafen
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
singled i ait t w o a a o n g o u r e r t o issue gold b o n d s a t a
no less Ui;.n recommend it everywhere and every
Hair from
way." GEO. A. ZIUKLK. Mt. Horeh, Tenn.
1529 Aroli St. Philadclpldp, Pa.
J . It. ( L A B R E .
best men a n d women,and bv |<>ss r a t e of interest, b u t t h e
120 Sutter St. San FraBcieco, Cal
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
insinuation a n <1 inuendo, Congress would not d o i t , Falling Out.
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache,Indigestion. Blowing Rock, April 1 0 , ' 9 5 .
Please mention this paper.
charged them with base iin-, a n d s o all o u r n a t i o n a l o b h - '
1 AVOID Bulk Soda!
Hair Vigor
ARM AND HAMMER SOD
B30HE HIGH SCHOOL.
Tth»ls Kc Husib^g
"BTcncy Saved Is
Money Made."
Believe in Hood's
CASH BASIS
Inligrited Scrofula Cured
cow ccn'i pick {lie bsnje.
TREATMENT
INHALATION!
Restores
Gray Hair to
Natural Color
AVER'S
Hair Vigor
Hood's ^Cures
�T h e W a t a a ^ a D e m o c r a t ! a»exchange * « » * t o k n o »
what makes one town grow into *,th,n ?
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University G i l l 0 .
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t h i sn o t i c eo r s a i o p r o p e r l y
a citv while others with equalh nj.,|ip
|al.p(i lol{pitP)1
Coroprif* >e th«» CnivfTwtv Die
College, the Law and M«*dieal
i school, and the 8uniii.fr SohoH
for Teachers Tuition fGO.tiO: 35
t'-ac-bers, 471 8tudei t». Addi^-s
. Prehident Winston, t haj>el Hill.
| N. C., for eatalogugue and handj l>o<»k on "Cuivei-«ity Klueati'jn."
i June 27th.
A DEMOTR ATIO fa mil v newspa per. rood location remain village*. t h e United S t a t e s . T i i i s J n l v
"< la beeaua* (n the one e»«ethere
ever\ T uirsdav at Boone, Wa are men of push and energy who SAM L. ROGERS. Col. 5, Dist.
are not afraid to spend their
by J. C. HoiiTON. D. C.
tauga Count v. N. C.
tune and improve the town.j
They erect substantial building,
Has Quit Talkirjf Politics.
organize stock companies and
WASHINGTON.— They have
When Baby was lick, wo gave her Castoria.
establish factories, work for pub When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
quit talking polities in North
lic improvemenis and use everv When she became Miss, she clung to C'astorla.
Carolina and are doing noth means in their power to iuduce When she had Children,she gave them Castorfe.
ing hut trying to beat every jieople to locate in their town.
State in the matter of estab They tell the advantages of their
lishing new cotton factories,' town wherever they chance lobe,
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
said Hon. John S. Hender they write about it in every let
—OF—
son, the well known member I ter, they send their home najier
A^r.raltu e and Mechanical Arts.
of Congres at the Metropoli-1 to every relative, when a f iend
The next session of this Col
tan. "North Carolina heads | comes to visit at their home they
lege will bi gin September5th
the list of ail thestates north treat him with such kindness
Ivxaiiiinat ions at coil n t y
or south in the number of that he falls in love with them .-vents first Saturday in Au
new plants put 111 operation I l"(* tl,e tmvn ut once.—Llkin u 1st, Young men desiring a
for Infants and Children,
MOTHERS,
r>o Ton Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now told th.n
of all other remedies for children combined ?
Do You Know that the Tatent Office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive rijht to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
t h
eythat upholds it
™-| yellow pineco.nesf.omSouth
dorseinent. even though n ran>lin ^ „ p(1 (iPor
nnd
democratic president nnd his| t ^ p qanrtereil onk is from [ncabinet and thousands of of
diana. The mammoth strm
fice-holders say we must.
fure will he completed b
.
. ,
. ,(.'hrfstmns.
Pl
vvilkesboro Chronicle; A
mm. by the name of Francis. Concord Standard: A certain
Sclader, who claims to have InPPclinnt ^ n t o n t a w h e p | b a r .
been a shoe maker until two POW this morning loaded with
years ago, is just now crea- provisions to be delivered, a
ting great excitement in Mex mong which was some butter,
ico. He is credited with per- The delivery bov stopped his waP
forming wonderful miracles, on to rest, and taking his bands
giving sight to the blind, from the shafts, the butter was
hearing to the deaf, causing 80 strong it pushed the whole
the lame to walk and healing turnout off into the ditch and
all manner of sickness to ran a'onK m Iront of t.ie boy.
bottle cured them all and he
had some left which he gave
to Geo. ML Baker, a promi
nent merchant of the place,
Lewiston, N. C., a*d it cured
him of the same complaint.
When troubled \vith dysente
ry, diarrhoea, colic or rh >1era morbus, give this reme
dy a trial ar.d you win be
more than pleased with the
result. The praise that nat
urally follows its introduc
tion and u«e has made if
very popular. 25 and 50 cent
00 1ties for sale by all drug
gists.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
NOTICE.
Notice is hpreliy jiivuri of
the seizure on the 12th cbiy
of Jul.v, 1895, nt distillery
nnd ware house No. 1354, nf
Obids, Ashe county, N. C. t of
the following described prop
erty, to wit; 26 casks, snppostl to contain 965 gallons
of spirits, three still caps, one
singling pumpand pipe. Saidproperty was seized under
provision of Sec. 3,460, Revel
nue Statutes tor violating In
tenia I Revenue Laws, a n d
any person claiming the above described property will
corne forward and give the
: B o ns
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|Iron
: Bitters
XV«-11,
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When you are about to buy a Sewing MacUa#
do not be deceived
alluring a<!vcrt.sem
and be led to think yon can get the best made,
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and
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is on every
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ia easiest to manage and is
Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria.
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1
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It has Automatic Tension, Double Feed, alike
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7
no Yon Know that 33 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 33
cents, or one cent a (lose?
BY virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by J. C. Brewer to
VV. C. Jones, and duly registered
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Watauga county, ii
Boone, N. ('., I will sell for cash
at the court house door in iiooue
on Moada\. the 12th day of Au
gust, 181)5. at 12 o'elot k A!., one
hundred acres of land lying in Wa
tonga county on the waters of
Banner Elk and adjoining t li e
lands of James Shook and oth
ers. This June 15th, 181)5.
B. G. CKIHP , Attv.
which the flesh is heir. He is Thp Mount Airy News says of
followed by a great throng fhe Presiding Eldey of the Mount
of people who hail him as a Airy District: "Dr. W. R. Bur
special disciple sent from Ilea nett has been an active Metho
dist preacher in the itinerant
ven.
ranks for twenly.four years, ami
Kenneth P»azemoor had the haw never taken a vacating but , ' means s o much more than
good fortune to receive a year in anl and veir ,^ut
you imagine—serious and
small bottle of Chamberlains through winter's cold and sum
'fatal diseases result from'
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea mer's heat, has unceasingly pros
'trifling ailments neglected.'
Remedy when three members eeuted the duties of his work.
' Don't play with Nature's
ot his family were sick with This is a record to be be proud
'greatest gift—health.
disenterv. This one small of."
If you are feeling
For sale by druggists; if not send to us,
and medicine will be sent freight prepaid on
receipt of price. Address
Co Yon K n o w that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castoria had been proven to he
hunnleNN
LAND SALE.
{
tVSend lor free book of Wonderful Cur^^
Price. $1.00 per large bottle; $5.00 for six
bottles.
" Cnstorla " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense ?
Mecklenburg Times:
\Ye|
D«"K niose of others
note a persistant nml lnbor- ^ e e P opnee with ihe times LUSTOKVOFTHE LAST LEGLLATORE.
ed effort 'jn the port of those) ^ ndvertising.
newspapers thnt hayeesptius
Buy One, Only Ten Cent*.
ed John Shermnn's views on
, ,< n m, . >x ,. mjr "do our pres
A liwit, at tractive pamph
. „
„
. .
.
. ent hoim I found a bottle of
t h e f i n a n c i a l q u e s t i o n t o a . n m l ) P l . | a i n ' s P a i n I t a l m l e f t let 1 (50 pages, withornameii
make the public believe that h v n f o n n e r tenant. On the tal cover, devoted to the rec
ord of the last Legislature,
to make such a Stand in op label I found the advertise- r heworst ivgislata re, save
position to the unwavering men! that it was good foi that of 18(58. ever assembled
belief of the great masses of 'uts and burns. lean testi- in the State. This book gives
deniocrats, requires nerve.
Oi the truth of this. No f li its record plainly and truth
1
.
..
.
ing in all my experience has fully. It givesfactsand names
/u
Of course it requires nerve. f o l m ( 1 jtH
j n tt .„., titl „
and is thoroughly reliable. It
It requires an enormous a blisters or burns. F. E. BAH
lias been prepaid* by some
mount of it. The fact is, we RKTT, manager Le Keuer Ser of »lie best Democratic writ
don't see hoiv any democrat tinel, Le Sueur. Minn. Pain ers in the State.
be he editor or what, can en' H "'so a sure cure fo
Every patriot, every citi
b p u m n ! , H m ' l'»rsnleby at
dorse what la lias spent the|';
zen a n d every Democrat
druggists.
should ha ve a copy.
grate part of the last ten
Price 10 ctrt. per copy post
years in condemning
We
We were surprised a few paid. Lo\v u r prices by the
have been taught as a part
days ago while reading o hundred. If not on saL at
of our political creed that
the great Vanderbiltchateau bookstore or dingstore idthe demoralization act of '73
. . . . .
. n e a r \ - h e v i l i e , t o l e a r n t h a t dress E. M. Pzzell. Print el
was a crime, and, believing t h e w , l l t e ,,; ne l n m l ( e l . , 1SP( and Binder. Raleigh, N. (..
May 30, t f
that it was, we are unable to L, , h p . | n i | |
f„rnisho(I f
Mi(.hilf(in.
to cure all manner of Bloud and Skin dis
eases. It is the great Southern building up
and purifying Remedy, and cures all manner
of skin and blood diseases. As a building
up tonic it is without a rival, and absolutely
beyond comparison with any other similar
remedy ever offered to the public. It Is a
panacea for all ills resulting from impure
blood, or an impoverished condition of the
buman system A stogie bottle will demon
at rate its paramount virtues.
P° Von Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
ita ingredients is published with every bottle ?
absolutely
R R R#
B B B *
C u r e d .
HOT IMC BLOOD BAL1V never falls
P° Yon Knotr that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
unless yon or your physician know of what it is composed?
A co-ed ucaUonal school olliigl
grade, begins its next session Au
gust 5. 1895. Heatliful am
moral location. Large and con
venient building. Library and
Reading Room. % Microscopes
and mineral cabinets Excellent
debating societies. Ample bear
ding iicconunodations at small
bach into the democrnticcol- t,,tp a'"' inPrpnw* tbpir
cost. Tuition very reasonable.
nmnin 1896."
I"."88' bv MWnos adverth Write for catalogue to
J. 11. SMITH, I'UKSIDKNT.
zing lheir own business and
BUTLER, TKXX.
MU,,
\y p |atud,ving those
jn
Always
Po Vow Know that in most countries druggist*are not permitted toacll narcotics
without labeling them poisons ?
,bp "- bl,8, '"' 8s b > , k " p l 1 ' n «
ing a dividend . f 4 per cent
! "1 t o , , p h " l , h
every quarter. Industries of|
thoughts
this kind nie really bettei
for o commonwealth
'
then-methods ami fae.hpolitiee, but I take enough tto«—tn.-y eonnt their husi
interest in the latter to pre- P 8 t moments best spent when
diet that the State will f.,|| i-ai aing something to faeili
lnnrkets
Blood aad Skin Diseases
Po Yoti Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
technical emicaii<»u at an mi
thisyear. I don't believe there]
usually low cosr will do well
is a cotton mill in the Stab
•
j •
L k m l i m e s : 1 he busiest to applv for catalogue to
that len t paying a good inA. Q HOLLA DAY. Pivs.
m p those who ,kink
terest on the money inveetITALEIGH, N. <\
ed, and one of the two in my
«nd quickest to
own town has been d w ., n l Jdo l';'«'»ess w.th-they build Holly Spring Collage.
g i v e i t , Of a n y f i n a n c i a l p o l l -
DO YOU KNOW
that Paregoric,
Batcmaa s Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrupa, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine I
NO WORE EYE-GUSSES
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
• Certain, Bafa, and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
r
Producing Long-Sightedness. t Restorw
*
ing the Sight of the Old.
^
Corn Tear Drops, 6ranotationF Stye
Tumors, Red Lyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
m ruKcne qrirs. RELIEF no PER* UEST era*.
Also, equally efficacious when used In other
maladies, such as Ulcere, Fever Mores,
Timnri. Halt Rkrasi, Burns, Pllea, or
wherever Inflammation exists. nrrCMKU'S
.I. VK may be
to advantage.
_ Sold b? all °**Asii(s atS}Ccita
BA
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VOL 7
BOONE,
"WATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
THUHSDAY,
AUGUST
of the republican party the The Signers of the Declaration oflrd- correspondence w i t h Mr.
peudeiicfl in Noith Carolina.
country has shown signs of
Lyth he is satisfied that it is
(BY ALEXANDER BILL.)
recovery. The blight of the The three signers of the De genuine. Mr. Lyth procured
(Continued from last week.) McKinle.y tariff law has been claration of Independence it from a book published in
Again 'Cms' points us to t he removed, during the continu from North Carolina were New York in 1840, which con
condition of Mexico a s a silver a nee of which the wages of la William Hooper, a lawyer,of t a i n e d b i o g r a p h i e s o f t h e
standard country. Njthing bor of wages of labor went Wilmington; Joseph Hughes, signers. Penn's picture was
could be more importune for steadily lower and lower, not of Edenton, a merchant and a wood cut, one well execu
him than a comparison with one single ad vance of any con import.er;®and John Penn, a ted.
Judge Schenck will now fall
Mexico. The Mexican Minis sequence during fern* years. lawyer, of Granville.
Until 1893, there was not hack on his patriotic o 1 d
ter a t Washington in a re Now look what the Wilson
cent paper published in th •» bill has done for thelaboring a picture of either of these il friend and co adjutor, David
horum, says that Mexico man in less than one year. lustrious men in North Caro L. Clarke to have an oil por
was never in all of its history Over three hundred thousand lina. Ouryonth had no means trait ot Penn made. Mr.
in a more prosperous condi men have had their wages of knowing what ''manner of Clarke is a noble old Roman
t i o n t h a n n o w ; t h a t t h e y raised from ten to forty per men" they were, and history, n nv over three score and ten
have not felt the panic a t all; cent. They said it would ut in regard to the n, was so si but full of fire and enthusi
that its recent progress has terly ruin the laboring peo lent, that their names w e r e a s m j ^ e t . H e i s o n e o f t h e
been phenoniinal and wonder ple. Look a t the result. They fast sinking i r »to forgetful founders and builders of the
ful. So says the President of saiil that the fires would go ness. Judge Schenck became Guilford Battle Ground Com
the Mexican Central railroad out in the furnaces, and des much inter rested in burnish pany, whose brush and easel
He says the railroads are all olation would brood like a ing up their biographies and have marked every step of
p a y i n g d i v i d e n d s — a s u r e destroying angel over the en fa rn i I i arizi ng the peo pie of the its history.
sign of the prosperity of the tire land. But instead, we State, with their liyes, and
It may not De generally
see the most remarkable ac showing their connection known that the mortal re
people
So we see that 'Civis's'Mex tivity in all branches of man with the grandest and no mains of Hooper and Penn
lean racket won't work. The ufa^ture. The free coinage ble t act of mankind, not ex have now been removed t o
shoe is on the other foot. But of silver will send prosperity cepting the Magna Carta Guilford Battle Ground. The
here is a proposition t h a t nack also among the farmers which the English barons ex resting place of Hughes has
cannot be denied. Every coun and producers; raise the pri torted from the King of Eng been lost in the changes and
try that has adopted a single ces of cotton, wheat, tobacco land. He was anxious him convulsions of time.—Ex.
gold standard, has for years and stock, and ufe and aMiv self to see what character
WISE WORDS.
been passing through a peri ity would quiver all through God had written in their fa
the entire land.
od of deep depression, mark
ces, and whether their coun Ram's Horn,
ed by falling prices, social4ir The democratic party i s tenances beamed with the An acorn is bigger than a
rest, industrial disturbances, pledged to this by all of its consciousness of superiority saw log.
emphasized by violent pan tradition and all of its utter and greatness.
The wounds made by a
ics. This condition did not ances. Let us not falter he- The first inquiry of candor friend never heal.
exist prior to 1873, but be cause of different views held and innocence in regard to
gan immediately thereafter, by men in hijih places. Stick great men is "who does he Thoinsgrow fast while a
lazv man sleeps.
and with occasional tempo to the old landmarks. Let look like ?"
Behind the shadow there
rary rallies, has lasted until our conventions declare for
With these desires burning
free coinagv in no uneertai11 in his heart, Judge Schenck is always light.
this day.
But they tell us that we can sounds. Nominate candidates visited Independence Hall in
Half-hearted service is the
not resume the free coinage who will carry out the will of Philadelphia in December'93 coward's tribute.
without|l he agreement and co the people. Then put ear t o where he found the fine por
operation of the other great the ground and listen ro the traits of Hooper and Hewes, The more we love the more
nations. Did our fathers con trampling of the legions; put painted in oil, life size, bust we can see to love.
Some people have more rep
suit England when they made your finger on the public pictures. In this quaint old
pulse and observe the heart hall so dear and sacred t o utation than character.
o ir first coinage laws? We
presume not. Thev establish beats of the mighty host of every American citizen ot in
The man who has gold for
ed an American standard of t h e common people. The telligence there is a gallery his master wears iron fetters.
silver and gold, thesilver dol great West and North-west, where the poitraits of t h e
To-n.oriow is the fool's
lar being the unit of value. as well as the great Central signers were coPected. Judge
seed time. To-day is the time
Why consult England now ? agricultural States, are wait Schenck a t once had cabinet
She has been a gold standard nig t o fall into the democrat, photos of Hooper and Hewes to do.
All other eyes are full of
country for overeightvyears ic column, if they will make made and after framing them
and in all that time, up to their platforms according t o handsomely they were placed beams to the man who has a
1873. she was not able to democratic principles.
in the museum of the Guil mote in his own eye.
Let us follow the example ford Battle Ground Compa A mistake is sure to attract
discredit or deprive silver of
its money qualities equal, and of North Carolina's great a- ny.
attention where a v i r t u e
sometimes superior to gold. postle of liberty and equali Diligen t search was made in would be overlooked.
This is a great country, and ty, that great tribune of the every direction for some picThe poorest man is not the
fully able to dictate to the people, Zebulon Baird Vance, cure of John Penn, but no
one who has the least, but
world in many things, ft is who stood faithful among the trace of any conld be found,
the one who wants the most.
vast in extent and vast in faithless, and who, with bur though he was a wealthy gen
population, with an internal nished armor and glittering tlemen, and in colonial times There is more help in an
commerce of perhaps five siimeter, stood within the it was one of the first duties ounce of encouragement than
thousand millions of dollars very portals of pDwer. and of those \:ho were able t o there is in a ton of good ad
annually, and if our govern with his latest breath, fought have a picture of ih an selves vice.
ment would decree that sil the good tight for the rights painted to be handed down
A happy heart is w o r t l i
of the people.
ver should have free and un
with their estates to their more anywhere than a pedi
Boone, July 16. '95.
limited coinage a t our mints,
gree running baektotheMny
posterity.
and should be a legal tender Kenneth Bazemoor had the
The search had t o be a ban flower.
good fortune to receive a
for all debts both public and small bottle of Chamberlains doned, hut a strict watchout The fellow who is doing
private, the difference in the Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea for information or discovery nothing himself is sure to
bullion value of the two met Remedy when three members was kept up and now t h a t complain that nobody eise is
als vv*Mild disappear like mist of his family were sick with dilligence is rewarded.
doing enough.
before the rising sun. The disenter.v. " This one small The ' Spirit of '76" a mag
bottle cured them all and he
reason for this assertion, is had some left which'he gave azine published under the au The only reason why we do
plain. The chief function of to Ceo. W. Baker, a promi spices of the Sons ot tlie Rev not see the face of truth ev
silver in all ages has been for nent merchant of the place, olution, in its June number, ery where is because we live
use as a money metal, while Lewiston, N. C., and it cured published an engraving* con too low down.
this function attached to* it him of the same complaint. taining a group of the sign Eloquence may sometimes
was always and underall cir When troubled with dysente ers of the declaration, and a- provoke righteous indignary, diarrhoea, colic or chol
cumstances, equal or above era morbus, give this reme mong them is John Pen.n, a nation, but it can not pro
gold in value, a t its ratio. dy a trial and you will be clear cut face, distinctively duce righteousnes of lifes.
Take away this function and more than pleased with the marked and from which an
of course you destroy its val result. The praise t h a t nat oil portrait can be easily .ludgeEwart had the edi
ue to a grent extent; restore urally follows its introduc pa i n ted.
tor of the Asheville Citizen
tion and use has made it
to i t its rightful power, and very popular. 25 and 50 cent
The collection was made by arrested for contempt cf
of couiHe you destroy its val bottles for sale by all drug John Lyth, No 11, New court, because he criticised
ue t~) a great extent, restore gists.
Chambers strest, New York the judge's decision in remov
t o it its rightful power, and
The railroads in North Car city, an artist and engraver. ing the Summer case to Ilenyou restore its value.
olina pay taxes on f24,500,- H e h a s t h e g r o u p o n c a r d dersonvill.e Jndge Ewart is
This is the mission of the 000.
boa ra for sale. Judge Schenck one of the fusion judges and
democratic party. Just in
w a s so n ie w h a t d u h i o u s a bo u t has u circuit in the courts of
Children Cry for the authenticity of the pic which only criminal cases are
the ratio that it has repeal
ed the pernicious legislation Pitcher's Castoria.
ture, but after considerable tried.
AN ABLE SILVER ARGUMENT.
8 1895,
IN SELF DEFENSE,
AD item in the nature of a mod
est garden note that recently ap
peared in this paper has caused
the vitriolic jealousy of the Ral
eigh "News and Observer" and
the "Watauga DemocraC'to un
cork itself and come down on our
devoted head like the wolf on the
fold. With ill-disguised envy the
Raleigh sheel admits that this
editor "has learned a thing or
two"—"has not tended his little
patch and played farmer all these
many vears for nothing," while
the Boone boomer with lofty air
and supercilious sneer alludes to
our innocent Edenic industry as
the "truck business" and calls
our modest garden note a "crop
bulletin."
We know it's our vineless pota
to that stirs your gall, but the
vineless potato is a living, grow
ing, reality with roots to it, and
it's here to stay. And more than
that—now curb your ineffectual
rage—we have the "white black
berry," as genuine a blackberry
as ever was, only it remains
white until it ripens into a gol
den lump of luscious wine-sacks,
an aureate aggregation of hon
eyed cells bursting with ambrosi
al fullness, the very nectared delerium of liquified sweetness and
light. It's no joke. Trie vineless
potato is here, the white black
berry is here.
It you are left, say so like men
and make your arrangements for
seed. Don't sit in the seat of the
scornful. If farmer Daniels will
now go too and learn a thing or
two he may possibly effect an ex
change of advertising space next
spring for potato slips, vineless
potato slips, to take the place of
the potatoless vines. As to ob
server Dougherty up in the head
quarters of winterdom, he will
have enough to do to hold down
that Dragmatical weather bu
reau ot his every spring and sum
mer and keep it from bursting
stays and frost-biting this land
of the potato and the vine—the
white blackberry vine. If he does
not, then only moonshine will be
his portion the rest of his days;
he'll not know the fine Falernian
flavor of the golden life of our
white blackberry.
Though the scorner may sneer
at and the witling defame them,
there's nothing the matter with
our potatoes aud blackberries.
The leaves of the vineless crop
are now richly purple with a
promise of an abundant harvest
of tubers, while our bl ickberry
boughs, drooping and swaying
in the sun-light 'neath their rich
ly vellow fruit-burden, are goldbearingjinstitutions thai thvnv
all the weight ol their example
and influence against»16 to 1.
What reck we if you do swoop
down like the wolf on the fold, so
long as the cohorts of our garnen are thus gleaming wit purple
and gold !—Gastonia Gazette.
My boy was taken with a
disease resembling bloody
flux. The first thing I thought
of was Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diorrhoea Rem
edy. Two doses of it settled
the matter and cured h i m
sound and well. I heartily
recommend this remedy to
all persons'suffering* from a
like complaint, i will answer
any inquiries regarding it
when stamp is inclosed. I re
fer to any county official as
to my reliability. W. Roach
J . P., Prirnrov, Campbell Co
Tenn. For sale by ail drug
gists.
Allen Advance: What this coun
try wants is a. bichloride of
squareness spirted into the veins
of half the population* that will
make them pay their debts like
men, instead of sneaking around
the corners to avoid meeting
their creditors.
NO. 99.
W.L.D ougi*• S
IS THE BfcU
FIT FOR A
S. CORDOVA
FRENCH A ENAMELLED Cfl1
|4.a3« FINSCALF&KANG/:
*3.SP POLICE,3 S0LE3.
WORKMEN'S
•EXTRA FIN'S-
»2.*l7®B0YS'SCKQ3iSH0Ei
• LADIES •
II
3* ^SVNGC^
I
»END FOR CATALOGUE
•L-DOUGlJ^'
BKO CKTON^MA33.
$2
Over One Million
People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
AH our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
Their wearing qualities arc unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,---stamped on sole.
From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Soldby
Dealers everj where, Wanted, agent to
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
Write at once.
Docs This
The management of
Equitable Life Assura.,^
Society in the Department of
the Carolinas, wishes to se
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find this
It is work, however, and those
who succeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, aud the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
fully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information 011 request.
W. J. Roddey,
Manager,
Rock Hill, S. C.
PROFESSIONAL.
J R.
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
Boone, N. C.
W. B. U0UNC1LL,
\V. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
Boone, N. 0.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
Office.
J. P IHOKPMiW..
AllORNEY A 7 LA P
MARION,
-(G)-
Will practice in the courts cVatauga, Ashe, Mitch* II, Mellow]
and all *>ther counties in the
western iist.net S^Spicial atten
fion given to the collection o*
laims."^®
W. B. Conncill M. 1). T. C. Blackburn.
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N. C.
Counill & Blackburn,
Physicias & Silicons.«
&£PCall& attended at a j
hours, "©ft
June 1, '93.
E. F. TAVVTLL. ,T. C. FLETCHE1
LL m ?FFTIW9
k
iv
ATIORNLYS A T LA A. y
I»O0NF Y ml
Special attentio
to the collet ion ot'cla'n . ...ff
Oh&^erl gj&'-a "jsya and Skia C'u<
-i a certain cur..- for Chronic Scro t>
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples Ki
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Staid Hei
25 cents per box. For sale by druggist^
TO HORSEOWNEBS.
For putting a horse in a fine her :iy cc
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition 'o-.vde
They tone up the system, aid digest i on ci
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, corn
kidney disorders "id destroy worms, givi
new life to an ol< ut over worked horse,
oents per package
For sale by druggists.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders tatn
BRO' VIVS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers k.. o It, SI per bottle. Oenuinehoi i
crossed red lines on wrapper.
tiwie*>nd
�LET ME SAY
tie corn, arid that there will
1
Bishop J . B. Cheshire writes
Bid LAND SALE.
be a sufficiency made. Wheat to the News and Observer in
CO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Whereas, Jane Miller and husband E. B. Miller aid ott
is yielding well, rye not so defense of Rev. Milnor Jones To the dwellers in the grass- the 5th day of August 1892, execute and deliver to Albert
I 3opyl year
$1.00 well; oats splendid, and pota
in regard to the Bakersville clad hills and low giten vales of R. •Shattin k, Tiustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Wa
" (i months...
50
Watauga; to the people who own
" 3 months
35 toes as good as are wanted. affair. The Bishop speaks in the flocks and herds that * Lie tauga county. State of North Carolina therein described, t o
secure the sum of $1,300 lue by said Jane and E. B. Miller
- -The first bicycle trip ever the highest terms of the Rev. down in green pastures and feed to the British and American Mortgage Company,Limited,
ADVERTISING RATES.
b.v the still .vaters," in the Land
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 made over the Boone a n d Mi. Jones, and also of the of the Sky that I desire their bet which said trust deed is recorded in Watauga county, in
1 " 1 month
1.75 Blowing Rock turnpike was people of Bakersville. The ter acquaintance. Iam selling deed book C, page 477, t o which reference is hereby made;
1 " 3 "
3.00 made on last Thursday by Rev. Jones also has a letter
and whereas default has been made in the payment of the
I U R D W A E E
1 " 0 "
5.00
an Alabamian. He made the in the News and Observer ex in the town oi Lenoir, and your monies secured by said trust deed; and whereas the under
1 " 1 year
7.00
signed has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the
1 column 1 week
0.00 run from B. R. to Boone plaining himself about the valued vatronage is earnestly so
place of the said Albert It. Shattuck, as provided in said
1
"
1 month
.13.50 in about 50 minutes. The bi language he used against the licited. You cannot do better else
where. If you want a machine of trust deed, and has been duly requested to execute the
1
"
3 "
25.00
Baptist and Methodist de
trust therein contained; Now therefore notice is hereby giv
1
"
6 "
37.50 cycle is doing wonders and
A A ¥ K1 A D,
is fast becoming the comm on nominations. There appears I will order it for you at the bot en, that under and by virtue of the power contained in said
1
"
1 year
50 00
trust deed, 1. the undersigned substituted trustee, on Mon
m o d e o f t r a v e l w h e r e t h e t o be a contradiction between tom of the market.
the parties which ought not Ifyou want piping, belting, hose day the 2nd day of Sept. 1895, between the hours of 10 a.
Entered a t the Postoffieeat roads are well graded.
in. und 3 p m., a t the court house door in the tovvu of
Boone, N. C., a s second-class — Our good friend. Pleas. to exist. I t is morally wrong saws, valves, steam gauges, lu Boone in Watauga county , will »iy public auction sell to
bricators, cant hooks, spindle
mail matter.
G. Moore, of Granite Falls, t o misrepresent a minister of oil. red engine oil, journal castor the highest bidder for cash the following described proper
oil, harness
called on us last week and we the gospel, and it would be ing machine oil, cylinder oil, sew ty, viz: 443 acres in three tracts. 1st tract. 275 acres in
LOCAL NEWS.
oil, journal grease Meat Camp township, bounded on the N. by the lands of
very wrong indeed for a min
had a very pleasant chat. He
or any kind of grease come and C. Moretz and Mrs. Houek, on the E. by the lands of T. S.
stated that it was reported ister to state anything but see me. If you want a first-class Walls, on the S. by the lands of J . H. Taylor ana on the
—Send in the news.
that Col. 11. A. Brown, of Co facts. I t is probable that a S E W I N G M A C H I N E
W. by the lands of J . E. Finley and John I Green, being
-•The weather is fine.
lumbia. Tenn.. was dead. We breach has been made in this with all attachments for $22.00 the lands deeded to Jane Miller wife of Edward B. Miller by
or a good New Home sewing ma
—Hay harvesting is now see no account in the papers case that will not be healed chine. the best in the world, come A. J . Moretz and wife, and fully set out by meets a n d
bounds in
deed recorded in
the pub
the order of the day.
in regard to it, and we hope soon, which is lamentable and and see me. Why Day an ngent lie recoras theWatauga county, book P page 167ofreference
of
to which record
ought, not. to exist.
for riding around and feeding a
—Prof Yarboro opened school that the report is not true,
team? Needles for any sewing- is hereby made. 2nd tract. 150 acres in Bald Mountain
and that the gallant Colonel
in the Academy here on Tuesday
machine in the known w o r 1 d township, hounded on the N. by the lands of J . W . Finley,
A Household Treasure.
still lives.
of this week.
an be Sent By Mail.^M on the E. by the lands of the heirs of WIN. Norris, on the
D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie,
8. by the lands of E. B. Miller and on the W. by the lands
-Nice western bacon a t 1 0 —Several of our old war N, Y., says that ho always keeps SSTIt you want bar iron, bar of J . W. Henry Steele being the land deeded to Jane Millei,
cts. per pound a t Blackburn, chums haye asked us t o say Dr. King's New Discovery in the steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod wife of E. B. Miller, by the heirs of Jos. Holman, dec., and
iron, of every size known to civi
that we ought to have a re house and his family has always lized man, come and see me. Life fully set out by metes and bounds in deed recorded in
Cottrell and Miller's.
book M,
of the public record
Watauga county
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank A union in Oct. next. We w ould found the very best results fol is too short to enumerate every t o which page 272 is hereby made. 3rdoftract. 1 8 acres ot
reference
low its use, that he would not he thing—come and see.
Clinard, of Hickory, are stop be pleased to meet our old
Mountain township,
the N. by
friends and war comrades a- without it if procurable. G. A. CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE land in Bald E. B. Miller, on the E. bounded on of the heirs
ping a t the Coffey hotel.
by the lands
JOHN VI. 110UCK, Manager the lands of
Dykemau, druggist, catskill, N.
gain and would suggest that
of Wm. Norris, and on the W. by the lands of J . W. Henry
—The list of jurors drawn wehearlrom Watauga, Ashe, Y., says that Dr. King's New Dis Lenor, N. C. June 26.
Steele, being a part of the land deeded to Jane Miller by
for next term of court will a p Johnson, and other conn ties, covery is undoubtedly the best
the heirs of Jos. Holman, deed., and fully set out by metes
NOTICE.
cough remedy, that he has used
pear in our next issue.
and bounds in deed recorded in book M, page 272 of the
in regai d to the matter. We
—Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hen- suggest Boone as the most it in his family for eight years, By virtue ^>f the power of sale public records of Watauga county, t o which record refer
and it has never failed to do all contained in a certain mortgage ence is hereby made. Said land will besold to satisfy the
kle. of Lenoir, have been in central paint, and October a s
that is claimed for it. Why not deed executed by A. B. Franklin debt secured by said trust deed, and such title will be given
town this week.
the month.
try a remedy so long tried and and wife on the 6th day of Aug., as is vested in said trustee.
1894, to secure one" note for
—Try a chew of "R. J . It." —When the ware house ori tested. Trial bottles free at any $175.00, i will sell for cash to the
E. S. COFFEY, Substituted Trustee.
tabacco, for sale a t Black Elk w r as burnd some time a- drug store. Regular size 50e. and highest bidder on Monday, sept.
2nd, 1895. at the court ii o u s e
burn, Cottrell & Miller's.
go, it was given out that all $1.00.
door in Boone for cash the tract
ot land described in said mort
—Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Elli the whiskey therein contain
The Chinese have murdered gage deed, situated in Mitchell
ott, of Mountain City,Tenn., ed, was destroyed. But on
four British female missiona and watauga counties on both
spent last Sunday with rela investigation it was f o u n d
ries and wounded one Ameri sides of Elk river, adjoining the
The great secret to success in having plenty of the com
tives in Boone, and left On that the iron hoops from the
lands of T. E.
and
can lady missionary. The being the landMatson A. B. others, forts of life is in knowing how and when to buy. First,
barrels could not be discover
where
Frank
Monday for home.
United States Consul Jurni lin now lives. This July 30, '95. look! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
ed in the ashes. Search was
or articles, you wish to buy. To those who are interested
—We learn f . om the Topic that
G. MCD. Hampton. Mortgagee,
continued until last Friday, gun, a t Shanghai, states the
W. W. Scott, of the Treasury I)e
by T. A. Love, Attorney. in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
money we most respectfully invite them to call on us and
when four barrels, all full of above.
partine.it at Washington, is on
NOTICE.
examine our entire line of
whiskey, were found nicely
a visit to his home in Lenoir,
I>id Ton Ever
Bv virtue of the power contain
Where he will spend his vacation. buried in the distillery. Col
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy ed in a deed of conveyance from
—A protracted meeting of lector Hortoii was notified tor your trouble ? If not, get a j. Evins Brown to A. B. Franklin
Consistingof Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
of
I
much interest has been in a t onec, and he now has the bottle now and get relief. This t n the 8th day fhe Nov. 1880,of Plaids, Prints, Uashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
will on Monday
2nd day
progress a t Henson's Chapel whiskey in his possession.
medicine has been found to be pe s e p t . 1 8 9 5 s e l l l o r c a s h t o t h e tions, etc.
It will not cost you anything to examine our goods
for the past ten days, and is DK II. D.'jENNINGS, culiarly adapted to the relief and highest bidder at the courthouse
door in noone the following de but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
cure of all female comDlaints. ex
still going on.
—DENTISTscribed tract of land in watauga our prices, whether you buy or not.
IS now loca ted a t Blowing erting a wonderful direct influ county ou the east side of Elk riv
—Examine our stock of dry
ence in giving strength and tone er, bounded by the fands of J. E.
goods and notions before buy Rock, where he will remain
during the summer and fall to the organs. If you have loss Mai son. t he state line and others
We make a specialty of shoes. We think we can sell
ing elsewhere, as vve think Ave of each year, and desires t o ot appetite, constipation, head containing 214 acres. Said sold
you the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
can please you inqualityand impress upon you the irnpor ache tainting spells, or are nerv to satisfy a lien created by deed
chant or merchants in the count.v • We do not quote prices
prices. Blackburn, Cottrell tance of having your teeth a t ous. sleepless, excitable, melan lor about $500.00 balance of pur in oii»* advertisement from the fact thereare so many differ
chase money. This July 30, 1895.
tended to at once
& Miller.
choly or troubled with dizzy
w. vance Brown, Assignee, ent grades ot the same line of goods that it is almost im
Don't Put it off, for by so
by T. A. Love, Attorney. possible to quote prices and a t the same time describe the
—The article written by doing, youi teeth get IFOZVSC ; spells, Electric Betters is the med
goods so you will know the quality without examining for
icine you need. Health a n d
"Alexander Bill" is conclud aive you more pain, costs
NOTICE.
yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy our
ed in this issue, and we hope .you mote, and cannot fie sa v strength is guaranteed by its use. Under and by virtue oi a war goods by selling on time, vve sell to ah tor the Pay When
Large bottles only fifty cents at rant of destraint to me directed
all who may see it will read ed so well. Have them exam
1 hey Receive The Goods consequently it enables us to sell
Any drug store.
by the collector of internal reve goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
it with care. It is an elegant ined every 3 or 6 months and
nue for the 5th Dist, ot N. c., and er will be convinced of the truth.
article, and well worth read as soon as one decayed one
against J. A uenney, iwiK on won
is discovered, have it filled,
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
William H. Ballou wants
ingand you will not miss what Secretary Carlisle impeached day, the 11th day of sept. 1895,
BLACKBURN, 6011RELL & MILLER.
at 12 o'clock, M., sell at the post
—Mr. Thos. L. Critcher, ot it will cost you to keep thern for allowing ten Mexican office of Triplet!, in the county of
Bamboo, has been appointed up, and thus save your natu bulls to be imported to do watauga and state ot N c., to the
Notary Poblic by Gov. Carr. ral teeth, which are so essen bull fighting a t the Atlanta highest bidder for cash the follow
tial to good health.
ing described real estate, to wit:
-oTom is well qualified to per A T o Charge For Examination, Exposition. Mr. Ballou is Lying in Elk township in the conn
forin the duties of the office, Give me a part of your pa vice president of the Ameri tv of watauga and state of N. C.
and we are, glad he has the tronage, and make my house can Humane Association and and being the same lands convey
ed 1 <» the said J. A. Denney by T.
appointment.
your home while having your is of the opinion that the Sec A. cox and wife by deed dated Jan
If you are in earnest about wanting the best Monument
30, 1894 and registered in the
retary can be indicted,
—L. C. Cook, who is now work done.
EST'Sufficient produce ? o r
Register's office of said county in or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to w r i t e to me,
working on the Charlotte Ob my family's use will be taken
book "s" on page 97, and by 1
server, was in town this week in exchange for work.
Iron and steel are aayanc- T. calloway and wife by deed "da as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots, i em
and gave our office a call. He Office a t residence, (Morris ing in prices and the demand ted Feb. 5, '94, and registeied in ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
tha Register's office tor said coun and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
seems t o be doing well, and Building.) Very Rcsp.
is steadily increasing. This is
book "s",
~ R. D. JENNINGS. a good omen of returning ty in w. Hendrixpage 100 and by
©^"Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult .your interest,
we are glad to see it, as he
Geo.
by deed dated
March 25th 1893 and registered and give me a call or write for prices.
was for a long time typo in July 18.
prosperity, anJ a sign t h a t
in the Registers office for said
c. B . W E B B . StatesviPe, N C.
this office.
There is no truth in t h e the Wilson tariff is all right. county in book "s" on page 157,
January 24th, 1895.
—There is the usual crowd statement that Cleveland is W hat do our republican breth containing in the aggregate 213
a t Blowing ltock this sum working for a third term. ren think of the new tariff, acres more or less, and for a
more particular description ot
mer, most of the hotels being The people are willing for the any way ?
said lands reference is hereby
OF
full. The people are enjoying President t o rest up and look
made to said deeds abovedescrib
ed. Said sale is made for the pur
after his three girl babies.
their rides over our new turn
In order to introduce Cham
pose of satisfying said wan a nt
pike, and speak of it as a Mr. Cleveland don't want berlain's Cough Remedy here of destraint and costs. This Aug.
we sold several dozen bottles 3rd, 1895.
any third term.
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
magnificent road.
on strijt guarnn+eeand have
able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
1'. A. MCELROY, Dep. COL.
—North Wilkesboro Insti "Canstthou minister to a mind found that every bottle did
CINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec
Buckleii's Arnica Sa'vo.
tute will open August 6th. diseased?" asked Macbeth. Cer good service. We have used
tion.
The best salve in the world for
tainly, my lord: the condition of it ourselves and think it su
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for (isBoard $6.00 per month.
any other. W. I. cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
Tuition from $1.00 to $2.50 the mind depends largely, if not per or to Jarvisville, W. Va., feyersores, tetter, chapped hands eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
sing from a billious system. This is no patent medicine. It is
solely, on the condition of the Mower.y,
chilblains, corns, and all skin
per mouth.
stomach, liver, and bowels, for For ''ale by all druggists.
eruptions, and positively cures pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommended by
Write to W.R. Absher for cir all of which complaints Ayer's
piles, or no pay required. It is the physicians of the county, and is one of the bes' L:. diculars, North wilkesboro, N.C. Pills are "the sovereignest tilings Hawaii wants to be annex guaranteed to give perfect satis cines on the market.
, -x.
o ey
This medicine is put up in packages with full directions
—Corn is not considered a on earth."
ed to Uncle Sam's domains faction or m pern box. refunded.
Price 25 cents
For sale with full directions fin each, Price $1.00 per package, sent
good crop, owing to its small
Hon. Charles F. Crisp is in badly. This country has very by all druggists.
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble,Dys
ness and being late. We hope London sight-seeing and try little use for Hawaii, and can
pepsia or Kidney complaints try it and be convinced that
Children Cry for we are not trying to humbiv, you.
however, that the refreshing i n g t o r e c u p e r a t e h i s l o s t run along without her for sev
RESPECTFULLY.
showers will bring out the lit health.
Jeral years yet.
Pitcher's Castoria.
7HE MOUNTAIN MEDRINL COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
LOOK AND EXAMINE!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
THE 1UTAN MEDICINE COPANY
ZIONMLE NORTHGAROLINA.
�Ike Wataaga Democrat
From Blowing: Rock N. 0.
Editor Democrat:
In your issue of Aug. 1st.
7hui^day August, 8, I8 J5.
"Alexander Bill" devotes six
columns to attacking me for
It is n fact already demon my views on the silver ques
strated that the next cam tion. He reminds me of the
paign to be made in North French lady, who if she h a d
Carolina will again be on the m o r e t i m e s h e w o u l d h a v e
fusion plan so far as state written a shorter letter. 1
politics are concerned. The :*annor follow 'Alexander Bill'
republicans and populists are into his discoveriesin Roman
already moving in perfect h i s t o r y . T h e D e c l i n e a n d
harmony for a joint cam" Fall of the Roman Empire,
paign against the democrats, by Dr. Gibbon, is the stan
and will make another effort dard work on that subject,
t o retain control ofthestate and I doubt if either "Alex
When it comes to the nation ander Bill" or I can throw
al campaign, it is very uncer much fresh light on it. If we
tain what will be done. If a could, it has nothing t o no
republican gold standard with the present question,
man is nominate d it may di whk-h is, is it advisable f o r
vide the populists, but most this country t o establish the
of the republicans will vote free coinage of silver a t the
for a gold man. But if the ratio of 1 6 to 1 ? I contend
populists nominate a silver that, it is not, "Alexander
man for their candidate for Bill" that it is.
President a great many will
In support of my conten
vote for him against a gold tion, I stated that in 1834
bug republican. Should the Andrew Jackson being the
democratic party nominate P r e s i d e n t o f t h e U . 8 . , t h e
a silver man for President ratio of ourcoin ige wasehan
a n d o n e a c c e p t a b l e t o t h e ged from the rate establish
popuhsts many of them will ed in 1792 of .15 to 1, and
vote for him. In the event made 1 6 to 1. This new ra
t h a t both the democratic tio undervalued silver and as
aud republican parties romi- a natinal consequence it was
nate gold men, then in that worth more a s bullion than
case, the populists will have a s U, 8. dollars, with the fur
a man of their own and sup ther result that the silver dol
port him solidly for resi l a r s w o u l d n o t s t a y i n t h i s
dent. We look upon the po country but were exported
litical status of the country and melted up. Gen. JacK
a s being very uncertain, and son's administration there
if a few men dictate the nom fore placed the country on a
inations it will cause great gold basis and the old hero
discord. If the democrats was the first and original
nominate a true, popular 'gold bug.' This statement
man on the free coinage plat is perfectly true and correct,
form, we see no reason why and in support of it I will
he cannot be elected, other quote from the June number
wise wo see trouble ahead.
of t h e F o r u m , page412,from
an article written by t h e
Some of the citizens of the Hon. J . I). Witt Warner, ex
town of Beaufort, N. C.,have member of Congress f r o m
created a big sensation and New York City. Mr. Warner
are now on trial before a mag says: "In Jackson's term,
istrate for defrauding life in with the express purpose of
s u r a n t companies. The a- basing our currency upon
gent of the insurance compa gold and relieving us from
nies combined with a lawyer the disadvantages of silver
and two doctors and life pol monometallism, the ratio
icies were issued t o a number was so changed as to make
of old people and these who gold coins cheaper than sil
were slowly dying with dis ver ores, and thus t o make
ease, and in this way thou gold the actual standard of
sands of dollars have been our circulation. This drove
obtained from the compa silver from circulation and,
nies. The fraud has been un a s to the American silver dol
earthed, arrests have been lars, with the apparent a pmade and matters look dark proval of everybody who re
and gloomy lor the parties membered ever having seen
engager].
one."
Professor J . L. Loughlin,
Miss Finger, daughter of
General Flager, of Washing of the University of Chicago,
ton, D
shot and killed a writes in the July number of
negro boy who was stealing the F o r u m , page 580: "A
pears and other fruit from fact known to every histori
their garden. Miss Flager an that silver dollar pipoes
was acquitted by the jury of disappeared from circulation
soon after the act of 1834,
inquest and set free.
and that for more than thir
The wages of one hundred
ty years no silver dollar piec
thousand miners are to b^ in
en were in circulation."
creased after Oct. 1st, t
My accuracy on this point
Pittsburg. What is the mat
being established, we will now
ter with the Wilson tariff,
see if I am less correct in sta
any way ? If it increases vva
ting that "we have grown
ges and provides greater rev
and prospered as no other
enues, is U not a good thing?
people ha ve ever grown and
The heirs of Mrs. Mary prospered in all the history
Smith Morehead, of Raleigh, of the human race."
lay claim t o 8,000 acres of
Wages a re notoriously high
land in Madison county val er in this country than any
ued a t a quarter of a million where else in the world. The
of dollai s.
standard of liying is higher.
Minister Ransom is a t Wash The proof of the correctness
ington, D, C,.. hut will return of these statements lies in th
t o North Carolina before go fact that our population is
ing back t o Mexico. Mr. Ran augmented every year by
som's health is very much im hundreds of thousands of im
migrants who come here 4o
proved.
better their fortunes. My
Nervous debilitv is a common
statement as to the condi
complaint, especially among wo
men. The best medical treatment tion of the daily wage earn
er is therefore correct. Now
lor this disorder is a persistent
a s t o the condition of the far
course of Aver s Sarsaparilla to mer. He enjoys comforts and
cleanse and invigorate the blood- luxuries unknown to his fa
This being accomplished, nature ther and grandfather. Go to
every country church and sec
will lo the rest,
(
the buggies. See Ibe beauti
Mrs. TaImage, wife of Rev.
ful and well-fitting dresses of Dr. Ta Image, is seriously ill
his wife and daughter. Go ! a t Danville, N. Y.
t o his home, how often do
you find there a sewing ma
chine ami a cooking stove, Prominent
and not un frequently a par Physician
lor organ. S e e the eonven
Praises
ient furniture replacing the
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The celebra
ted J. FRANCIS BOUBNS, M. D.,
old time stool and bench
of Philadelphia, Pa., who has for
many years been connected with
Although wheat and cotton
the Orphanage Corporation of
are cheap, t h e y will today
that city, says with reference to
buy more tools or clothes
than they would exchange
for in 1873, while corn and
oats will buy twice as much
as they would in 1873.
BHi Sarsaparilla
Secretary Carlisle changed
"Having thoroughly tested, in
his opinion as to the silver
my practice as a physician, the
alterative action of Ayer's Sar
question when experience had
saparilla, I view it as of unequaled excellence."—J. FRANCIS
proved the error of his the
BOURNS, 1035 Walnut St., Phila.
ories. Rut this is a side is
Highest
sue. Vl did not say that "sil
ver was under value" It Awards at
brings to day its full value in World's Fair.
the markets of the wirld. It
has decreased in value as
iron and copper have done
from cheaper and increased
produ "tion.
It, is useless in discuss whe
ther t he action of Congress
in 1873 was wise or not; for
twenty-two years the busi
ne.ss of the country lias adar It .J An Iron-clad Fact.
ted itself t o it, and no good
reason has been shown by
I have no goods to off.r
"Alexander Bill" why we
should change it. The law you, tint I have the U o 1 d .
was not framed stealthily nor Hard Cash t o offer yon for
in the dark, but after it had
BIRCH OIL,
been discussed in both the
GINSENG AND
Forty-first and Forty-second
BE ES W A X
Congress and had been for At the highest muket juices
nearly three years before
these bodies and the public.
fsStrlhose having any of
Money is not scarce as 'Al
exander Bill" erroneously these articles to offer would
states. English Consuls ear do well to see or wiite to lis
n i t i g o n l y t w o a n d t h r e e - at lllr wing Rock, A. C. 7 his
quarteis per cent interest e- .day HO, 1805.
ven on the 121 h of last July
J . 11. J O H N S O N .
worth 107% or seven a n d
five-eight percent premdim
In the last week of July mini
ey on call in Paris was worth
only one per cent per milium.
These facts show how plenti
ful money is. All that is need Read the Statement of a
Popular Teacher
ed is confidence, that the peo
pie of the Unitea State3 will
not tamper with our curren
cy, for us to get all the mon
ey we need and can offer seen
l ity for.
The United States Govern
ment had to sell bonds to
get gold t o maintain its civd
it injured by this silver agita
tion.
We have silver dollars in
over supplv and there are
some four hundred and odd
millions of them now in this
U r . Geo. A. Zirkle
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
country against the few do'lors in existence in 1873. " / 1 The statements In the testimonial below are
the
friends of Mr.
examler Bill" can pay h i s familiar facts toschoolimmediate of Mt. Horeb,
Geo. A. Zirkle,
teacher,
debts in them legally. Whe: -' Tenn., very well known throughout the county,
where he was born and has always lived. Read It.
is his grievance ' •
Mass.:
Vituperation is not nrgu "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"Dear Sirs:—I believe in
ment. and a cloud of wores I will tell you why. I have suffered from In
hood. When 37 years
darkens counsel. Yours tru | herited scrofula from childstrangely affected. I
of age, my eyes became
ly,
CIVIS. I could not read after sunset, and when I would
! close my eyes, I could not open them; but on
In Wilkes county last we k whichever side I lay, 011 that side I could open
my eye.
condition continued about two
some moonshiners called < uc years, andThis succeeded by
was
a young man by tlie name of
An Intolerable Itching
Prevette from his house and all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
riddled him with shot.
AYER'S
I
I Bolieve in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
Quickens
The Appetite
Makes the
Weak Strong.
VERS
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Sarsaparilla
Has Cured
Others
And Will Cure You.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for Coughs.
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
followed immediately l>y a tumor in the right
side of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at
once commenced taking physicians' prescrip
tions and continued till I lost hope. I11 the mean
time the tumor changed Its place to the imme
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
"Finally, three years ago, another large tu
mor seated Itself on the point of my collar bone
and in six months another half way badk on the
bone. Both of them soon began to discharge
ani continued to do so till about seven months
ago. I tried everything, including prescriptions.
I was often so weak that
I Could Scarcely Walk
and my mind was so confused that I could
sciircely nttend to my business (school teach
ing). 1 was utterly discouraged. And now my
story draws to a close. I began the use of
Hood's5^1*Cures
Hood's Sarsaparilla a little less than a year ago,
and took five bottles. When I began I had 110
faith In It. In less than three months both the
sores on my shoulder were healed; I was cured
of ntroublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit
has steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
more than 1 ever did In my life, and am
In the Best of Health,
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When slie had Children, she gave them Castoria
considering my constitution. Do you wonder
that I believe in Hood's Sarsaparilla? I can do
no loss than recommend It everywhere and every
way." GEO. A. ZIRKLE, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
Hood's Rills
euro liver Ills, constipation,
biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
0
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Bulk soda is inferior to package soda.
Aaams; '<?>
BEWARE
cf imitation trade
marks and labels.
is the whole story
about
i in packages.
Costs no more than other package soda—never spoils
flour—universally acknowledged purest in the world. O
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Sold by grocers everywhere.
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of ralnable Recipes—FREE.
H
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ANNODM EM EAT FOR 1895.
First session opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes June 21st
1895. The second session will open Aug. 6th 1895 a n #
'•lose Dec. 24th.
FACULTY.
Rev. J . H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . May Yarboro
Vill be ill charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
ments, and she will nlso have charge of the music departiient. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beetn
pl <»yed as the school may leqmre.
T e r m8.
TUITION in the Primary Department $1.00.
^
HIGHER ENGLISH
$2.00.
•
ACADEMIC
$2 50 to$3.00.
MUSIC
$2.50.
JKaT" Board in good families, includi* g light, fuel and
necessary conveniences, per month, $6 00 to $7.50.
For any information not herein contained apply t o the
Piincipal, Boone, N. U.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Admin
istratix of G. VY. Daggerdcd.
late of Watauga county, N.
C. . t h is is t o 11o t ify all persons
ha ving clainisagainst the est.-Leofsnid deceased to ex
hibit Hum to the undersign
ed on or before the first day
of April 1896, or this notice
will be placed in bar of their
recovery. All persons i n debted to said estate will
please make immediate pay
ment. This the 1st day of
April 1895.
E. C. DUGGER, Ad mi x.
A cow can't pick the banjo,
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o.
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.
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^
a t 24 cts per It).;
Good green coffee a t 20 cts.
per lb ;
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to the dollar; good, heavy
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We have just received
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once the guest of the late ! the seizure on the 12th day
A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper,
of July, 1895, a t distillery
devoted to the inter est pr Coun Hamilton Fish. The Senator and ware house No. 1354, at
ty State auo Nation. Published indulged in rather coarse sto Obids, Ashe "ourity, N. 0., of
every Thursday at Boone, Wa ries interlarded with many the following described prop
tauga County. N. C.
irreverent references to Chris ert.v, t o wit; 26 casks, suptianity. Mr. Fish listened for posd t o contain 965 gallons
A Model Letter,
a time, his face wearing an of spirits, threestill caps, one
The following letter was ad expression of astonishment, singling pumpand pipe. Said
dressed by General Robert E. ami disapproval which would property was seized under
provision of Sec. 3,460, Reve
Lee to a son a t college, and have checked a more sensi nue Statutes tor violating In
we cor.imend it to all young tive nature. In this case it ternal Revenue Laws, a n d
men as a guide to personal seemed rather to inciteto fur any person claiming the aconduct.
ther effort, as though he bove described property will
"You must study to be would compel a laugh from come forward and give the
bond required in such cases,
frank with the world; frank his host. The result was other within 30 days from date of
ness is the child of bravery wise. Said Mr. Fish: "Sena this notice or said property
and courage. Say what you tor
.pardon rne, but I will be declared foifeited to
mean to do on every occa must request you to desist. the United States. This July
sion. If a friend asks a favor I firnly believe in Jesus Christ 13th. 1 895.
you should grant it, if rea as the Savior of the world; of SAM L. ROGERS. UNL, 5, Dist.
by J . U. H O R T O N , D. G.
sonable; if not. tell him plain His church I am a member,
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
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—OF—
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The next session of this Uol
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the man who requires you to more vulgar jokes nor anec E x a m i n a t i o n s a t c o u n t y
do so is dearly purchased a t dotes derogatory to religion- «eats first Saturday in Au
gust, Young men desiring a
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technical education a t an un
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usually low cost will do well
mates; you will find itthepol
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A. Q. HOLLA DAY. Pres.
icy that wears best. Above the theory that a man can
RALEIGH, N. U.
nil, do not appear to others do better W O I K every year to
what you are not.
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A co-educational school of
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Au
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plain. There is no more dan ses vitality, and that it is on moral location. Large and con
venient
gerous experiment than that ly disease of the latter t h a t Reading building. Library and
Room.
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ing to the injury of any one. ing theory, observes the Ar
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BUTLER, TENN.
I t is not only best a s a mat gonaut.
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HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
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TURE.
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A neat, attractive pamph
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ly a hundred .years ago there edifice which is slowly rising tal cover, devoted to the rec
was a day of remarkable within us. Every experience, ord of the last Legislature,
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known a s "the dark day," a ours, every influence that im t h a t of 1868. ever assembled
book gives
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its record plainly
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if by an eclipse. The Legis have, every act of our com and is thoroughly reliable. It
lature of Connecticut was in monest days add something has been prepaied by some
session, and its members saw to the invisible building.—J. of the best Democratic writ
ers in the State.
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dress E. M. Uzzell. Printer
nation of the hour, moved an Buncombe ten millions, Mecklen and Binder. Raleigh, N. t .
adjournment, Then there a- burg nearly ten, New Hanover
May 30, t f
roseanold Puritan legisla eight and three fourths. Forsyth
tor, Davenport, ol Stanford, eight, Durham and Guilford each
and he said that, if the last nearly five, Wayne and Rowan
day had come, be desired t o each seven, Rockingham, Robe
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each have a little over four mi I
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Wilmington Review of the
could proceed.
22nd says that a, huge rattle
"There was quietness in snake was killed last night about
that man's mind, and quiet 11 o'clock, on eighth street, be
ness of heavenly wisdom and tween Queen and Wooster. He J means so much more than
inflexible willingness to obey had a cat under his eye and was ryou imagine—serious and
present duty. Duty, then, is charming her* The animal was •fatal diseases result from
the sublimest word in our lan in perfect terror, unable to move •trifling ailments neglected.'
• Don't play with Nature's
gunge. Do your duty in all yet veiling with all the power of
'greatest gift—health.
things like the old Puritan; its lungs. Its screams and the
If you are feeling
out of sorts, weak
y o u c a n n o t d o m o r e ; y o u noise made by the sanke with its
and generally ex
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should never wish to do less. rattles, attracted the attention
have no appetite
of persons nearby and the snake
and can't work,
"Never let me nor your mo
begin at once tak
ing the most relia
ther wear one gray hair for was killed.
ble strengthening
medicine,which is
any lack of duty on your When President Cleveland de
Brown's Iron BitIron
ters. A few bot
tles cure—benefit
part."
scribed his married lite as "one
comes from the
very
When mo\ ing into our pres grand, sweet song" there were no
won't stain yonr
Bitters teeth,firstn dose—'its .
a d it
ent hom° I found a bottle of babies in his house. Thpreismore
pleasant to take.,
Chamberlain's Pain Balm left
It Cures
by a former tenant. On 1he than one song now, and when
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
label I found the advertise one of them starts in the dead of
ment that it was good f o r night, it is apt to be neither ' Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
ruts and burns. l e a n testi grand nor weet. Ex.
• Malaria,
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fy to the truth of this. Noth
Women's complaints.
ing in all my experience has
'Get only the genuine—It has crossed red
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and
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no pay required. It is
druggists.
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V
..a
.
University Of N. 0,
A United States Senator of
In
Poor
Health
What is
CASTORIA
'
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria,
W
faction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
dodm pays for
by nil druggists.
Pemncrnt eii M m
1h
Blood and Skin Diseases
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OR.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
MiUions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among onr
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
Cured.
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" Castoria is sowell adapted to children that
I recommend it assuperior to any prescription
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H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
in So. Oxlord St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves."
Always
Castoria.
"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effeet upon their children."
DR. G. C. OSGOOD,
_____
Lowell, Mass.
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VOLT
WASHINGTON
fcTom our
BOONE,
LETTER,
Regular Correspondent
A number of prominent
Democrats A'bo recognize
the danger winch confronts
the party in Kentucky and
Maryland, because of the
existence of factions in t h e
party, are quietly but ener
getically working t o bring
those factions together in
both States, and they a r e
hopeful of success. Of course
everybody knows t h a t with
the party United Kentucky
and Maryland are a s reli
ably democratic a s t h e y h a v e
been a t any time during the
last 25 } ears. But it is
equally well known t h a t if
the factional fight now golag on among the Democrats
in both States is kept up un
til election day the Republi
cans will stand a good chance
t o carry them both. T o
have those S t a t e s g o Repub
lican this year would be a
p a r t y calamity t h a t would
jeopardize the election of a
Democratic President next
year* notwithstanding the
bright prospects of the par
t y . This calamity the gen
tlemen engaged in this move
ment wish t o prevent. They
a r e n<>t working either for o r
against Senators Blackburn
a nd Gorman, hut foi the ben
efit of the democratic party.
They believe t h a t the Gor
man democrats, the antiGorman
democrats
the
Blackburn democrats and
the anti-Blackburn demo
crats, are all alike solicitous
for the success of the nation
al democratic party, and up
on tha t belief they based their
hope of succeeding in put ting
a n end t o the factional strife
in both states. I t would be
impolitic t o say a t this time
what these gentlemen have
clone o r what they propose
doing, besides, i t would be a
violation of confidence.
Those who expected the a d
ministration t o immediately
declare war ngains France be
cause of the imprisonment of
the negro, ex-Consul Waller,
who was found guilty by a
French court martial of hav
ing given the natives of Mad
lgascar treasonable informa
tion concerning the move
ments of French troops, and
who a few days a g o were go
ing ito daily conniptions be
cause they alleged t h a t the
administration had declined
t o d o anything for Waller,
a r e now in a condition of
mind. The administration
h a s done in the case ot Wal
ler just what it ought uo have
done in the case of a n y other
man claiming t o be a n Amer
ican citizen who had g o t into
trouble, notwithstanding tljje
report t h a t Waller had be
come a citizen of Madigascar
before he was arrested by t h e
Fiench. I t has neither ass am
ed his guilt nor his innocence;
h a s merely sought t o get a t
the facts in his case, but has
n o t considered i t necssary t o
furnish the republican news
papers daily bulletins of the
progress made. M hen t h e
first demand was made on
the French Government f o r
t h e record oi Waller's trial
and conviction i t was met by
t lie reply t h a t it had n o t been
received. Later demands were
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.„
OBITUARY.
met with other excuses. All
this h a s taken time. Diplo
Laura A., daughter of Le
matic business is not conduc
vi C. and M a r y A; Mil
ted with the helter-skelter
rush of a daily newspaper. ler, born Sept. 1 7 1 8 6 9 and
But what is worrying these died June 20th 1895.
people who without knowing In early life she became a
what was being done h a v e christian and joined the M.
wilfully misrepresented the E. Church south, a t Union,
administration is the knowl and was, in the true sense of
edge t h a t Ambassador Eus- the term; an humble and de
tis has been instructed t o vout christian. Sheespecially
make a peremptory demand loved, and was punctual t o
for t h a t record, accompany attend, both the uhurch and
ing i t with the assertion t h a t Sundav School, and though
a refusal will he considered young, she was a n active wor
by this government a n ac ker in both. Her early pUty,
knowledgement of the wrong cheerful obedience, and sweet
ful treatment of Waller. When disposition was a great com
t h a t record is examined by fort t o her parents and had
Mr. Eustis he will have an o p a strong influence upon the
portunity t o determine whe entire family.
After the death of her fa
ther Waller has a right t o ex
pect anything fr )in the Uni ther she seemed t o take upon
ted States Government o r herself t he responsibility t h a t
rested upon him a s counselor
nor.
Ex-Senator Ransom, now with her mother in providing
United States Minister t o Alex for the family, teaching the
ico, is in Washington. He lias children, giving instructions
been spending a few weeks in both for their spiritual and
the mountains of North Car temporal welfare. She shared
olina for the benefit of h i s with her mother all the bur
health, but while feeling much dens of home; in her Doubles
better he does not yet feel and beieavements, and after
well enough t o announce a the death of her sister Belle,
definite for his return t o Mex was a motherly a u n t t o the
ico. Although he h a s said babe she lett behind. She ex
nothing t o cause it there is a pressed a desire t o live t o
belief among his friends that, train the child and the fami
he wiM not return t o Mexico ly a s well a s the mother, had
a t all, a s the climate does learned t o rely upon her a s
not agree with him. The pre- a n advisor and companion.
But alas ! a b o u t two years
vahmt opinion a m o n g h i s
after the death of her father,
friends is t h a t he will n o t re
sign, b u t vviii be transferred consumption began t o prey
t o eome other post in the di upon her system, and from
plomatic service. He repoi-ts the first she had but little
politics quiet in North Caroli hope of recovery. She talked
na, and the crops, with the freely af her s t r o n g faith in
exception of cotton,unusual God and of the sweet com
forts of religion, and was de
ly good.
sirous t o live t o promote His
There was a rather heavy
draft on the gold reserve last glory o r t o die t o promote
week, but there was nothing His glory a s pleased Him
about i t t o cause a n y alarm. best.
Among many others who
I t was t o meet a legitimate
purpose, thesettling of trade visited her during her illness
balances, that this gold was were he r pastor, Rev. N. C.
shipped t o Eurupe. and n o t Combs, and brother A. Ro
because of a wild scramble in len, and these brethren be
stigaced by fear such a s was lieve that they received more
t h e gold raid on the Treasu christian comfort andencour
ry last winter. Treasury of agemeni than they possibly
ficials will not he surprised if couid have given her.
About two weeks before her
considerable more gold is
drawn out for shipment t o death,While a t the home of
Europe during the month of her brother John she asked
August, but in September t he brother Ito ten t o sing the
tide wil turn and a s much song " I ' m almost a t home."
o r more gold will come from While he was singing- she be
Eur ope t o pay for o u r crops. came very happy and shout
A local pa per has interview ed with a strong voice, arid
ed a number of the more for some time, the praises of
prominent members of the la God. At the very moment
bor organizations, on Sover she began shouting her mo
eign's proposed boycott of ther went to her and they em
national bank notes. T b e braced each other. They talk
President of the Federation ed freely of the joys of the
of Labor said: " T h e scheme home circle before it was bro
is a very wild and visionary ken and of " t h e happy reun
one. 1 think if the working ion t h a t would be after while.'
people a c t a s they have been She then called for her broth
advised by Mr. Sovereign er John and admonished him
they wil 1 become the laugh and plead with him t o pre
ing stock of the whole coun pare to meet her in heaven.
try. I a m sliongly opposed 8he next cubed for her broth
t o the course suggested by er Charlie and said: "Charlie,
Mr. Sovereign. I think it bet you a r e a good boy and it
ter for us t o leave all such won't be long until we meet
matters alone." T h a t is a- in heaven." l i e respondedt)ou,t the tenor of the talk of ed: " I will not he six months
all of them. If Mr. Sovereign behind you." She also called
does not know t h a t lie made her brother Frank and e a r
a great, mistake he must be nestly besought hi in t o pievery slow t o comprehehend pure t o meet her in heaven,
anything. Every body else saying " I ' v e often prayed
knows it.
for you." She then admon
ished her sister and youngerChildren Cry for brothers, telling them how
Pitcher's Castoria.
t o live, how t o d o and t o
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
meet her in hea ven. Shespoke
t o her a g e d grand-father,
saying: "God bless you, we
will soon meet* in heaven."
Then after talking cheerfully
t o others she requested t h a t
she be carried home.
But the most triumphant
scene had not yet transpiredHer death room was the very
ante-chamber of heaven. Just
after noon, believing t h a t
death was near, she request
ed brother Rotert tosing ' I ' m
almost a t home." By her re
quest singing and reading the
precious promises continued
the main part of t lie evening.
After which she grew very
weak and asked her friends
t o pray t h a t she might have
strength t o talk. The Lord
gave her strength. Then she
called for her uncle J a m e s Mil
ler and said t o him: "Your
mother has prayed s o often
for you and I have prayed for
you and hoped t o be instru
mental in your conversion,"
and begged him t o meet her
in heaven.
She spoke of her two uricon
verted brothers, expressing
her desire for their salvation.
She asked her friends t o pray
t h a t she might have strongfaith t o the very last. Then
brother Rolen asked her;
"Hay f t you not s t r o n g faith
in God?" She replied: "Yes,
thank God, I have." He then
said t o her, " I s i t n o t sweet
t o rest in the a r m s of Jesus?"
She replied, 'Yes, thank God;
I would not exchange it for
all the world, and I'll soon be
with Jesus. Don't you think
I will soon he with Jesus ? "
During all this commotion
her countenance was beam
ing with a smile of inexpressable joy. About 9 o'clock, a .
m. she quietly passed away.
In the death of sister Mil
ler the church and Sunday
School has lost a worthy and
influential member, society a
worthy example and the fain
ily a faithful and devoted sis
ter and daughter. But their
loss is her eternal gain. " F o r
me t o live is Christ but t o die
is gain." Dead? "She is not
dead but sleepeth.' She sleeps
in Jesus. "And they a 1 s o
which sleep in Jesus will God
bring with Him."
May the Lord co.rifort the
bereaved mother, the sister,
and the five brothers left hehind, and may we all have
such a triumphant passage
t o the home of the good.
A. J . Buuitus,
N. C. C OMBS,
A. ROTEN.
Kenneth Bazemoor had the
good fortune t o receive a
small bot tle of Chamberlains
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy when three members
ot his family were sick with
disenterv. This one small
bottle cured them all and he
had some left which he gave
t o Geo. W. Bakei. a promi
nent merchant of the place,
Lew is to n, N. C., and i t cured
him of the same complaint.
When troubled with dysente
ry, diarrhoea, colic o r chol
era morbus, give this reme
dy a trial and you will be
more t h a n pleased \Vith t h e
result. The praise t h a t nat
urally follows its introduc
tion and u^e has made i t
very popular. 2 5 and 5 0 cent
bottles for sale by all drug
gists.
Pitcher's Castoria.
15 1895,
NO. 40
How to (Jet Along.
Do not s t o p t o tell stories
in busines hourss.
If yoti have a place of busi
ness-be found Mitre wli^n wan
ted.
No man can get rich sit
ting 'round stores and sa
loons.
Never'fool' in business m a t
ters
Have order, system, regu
larity, liberality and prompt
n ess.
Do n o t meddle with busi
ness you know nothing of.
Never buy a n article you
d o not need, simply oecause
i t is cheap and t h e seller will
take i t out in trade. Trade
in money, then you will get
things cheapest and know
just what a thing costs you.
Avoid hard words.
Do n o t kick every stOne in
the path. More miles cart be
made in a day day by going
steadily on than stopping,
P a y a s you go.
A man of honor respects
his word a s his bond.
Aid but never beg.
Help others when you can,
but never give what you can
n o t afford Simply because i t
is fashionable.
Learn t o say " N o . " Don't
s n a p i t o u t in d o g fashion,
but s a y it respectfully and
firmly.
Have but few confidents,
the fewer the better.
Learn t o think and a c t for
yourself. Use your own brain,
but also learn t o use t h e
brain work of others.
Be vigileht. Keep youreyes
arid ears wide open
Keep ahead rather t h a n be
hind the times.
Young men, reflect on this,
a n d if there be a flaw in the
argument, let us know.- Se
lected.
My boy was taken with a
disease resembling bloody
flux. The first thing I thought
of was Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diorrhoea. Rem
edy. Two doses of it settled
the matter and cured h i m
sound and well. I heartily
recommend this remedy t o
all persons suffering from a.
like complaint. I will answer
a n y inquiries regarding it
when s t a m p is inclosed, t re
fer t o any county official a s
t o my reliability. W. Roach
J . P., Primroy, Campbell Co
Term. F o r sale by all drug
gists.
The Press and Carolinian
says: " T w o democratic can
didates elected Zaehary Tay
lor. Two democratic candi
dates elected Abraham Lin
coln. Gold s t a n d a r d extrein
isi. a r e fixing themselves
beatifully t o elect any man
the republicans name."
IS THE BEST.
PIT FOB A KING;
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF.
"3.SJ FINE CALF&KANGAMD
*3.50 POLICE,3 SOLES.
^SO^. WORKING men's
. EXTR/ FINE'
$2S $ I75 BOYS'SCHOOLSHOES,
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BROCKTON,.MASS;
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes)
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—-stamped on sole.
From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Dealers everywhere, Wanted) agent 10
take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
Write at once.
o
$
The management of the
Equitable Life AssuUaiice
Society in the Department ef
thC Carolinas, wishes to §feeiife a few Bpecial Resident
Agents. ThosS who ate fitted
for this work will find tliiS
It i s z t f d f k , however, and those
Who sticceed best in it possess
character; mature judgment,
tact, herseverance, and the
respect of their community;
Think this matter over Care
fully; There's an untistlal
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
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W. J. Roddey* Manager,
Rock Hili,
S. C<
PROFESSIONAL.
ML B. COUNCILL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LA N*
Dooiie, N; C;
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I);
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on K i n g Street n o r t h of P o s t
Office;
A1 lORNEY A1 LAW,
MARION, - - -
N. C'
—(o)—
Will practice in the Courts 0*
Vataiiga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDovvl
and all rtlier coutiii >s in the
western district
rial atteii
lion giveh to the collection o*
1aims.""©3
Oonncill M. 1). T. C. BlJickbrifii.
Boone, N. C.
^ionville, N- C*
W. B.
Counill & Blackburn,
Calls attended at a 11
hours
June 1 , ' 9 3 .
E. F. LOVILL. 3 . C. FLETCHER
m i a rirrni
AT10RNLYS AT LAW,
BOONE, N. a
When mo\ ing into onr o r e s tf
b pi
. ' veil
erit h o u r I found a bolts of
to cue co'/
Chamberlain's Pain Balm left
by-a former tenant. On 1 h e
Iscertain cufe f' u • c>.
re
eg,
label I found the a d v e r t : ^
'ov
merit t h a t it was good f o r Granulated Eye LirV .-nun - i
E czema, Tetter, £ j! ..
1 Head;
cuts and burns. l e a n testi 25 cents per box. For •. e bv
'(• f"3.
fy to the truth of this. Noth
TO HOkijci OWNERS.
ing in all my experience has For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
found its equal in treating ditiontone up the system, aid digestion, cure
They
blisters or burns. F. E. BAR loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
R E T T , manager Le Seuer Sen kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
ife
ove wo k d horse.
tinel, Le Suefir. "Minn. Pain n e w l pert o a n o l d o r Forrsale rbye druggists. 25
cents
package.
Balm is also a sure cure for
rheumatism. F o r sale by all
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
druggists.
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
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&£T0ne dollar pays for the
Democrat one vear.
.
BROWN'S IRON HITTR .8.
Al! dealers keep It, 91 per bottle. •Genuine ha#
trade-mark ena crossed red lines oo wrapper
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To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
I copyl year
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" 3 months
$1.00
50
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—Mrs. Mary, wife of A. C. DK E D JENNINGS,
McEwin. of Jefferson, died at her
—DENTIST
home on last Thursd I V . This is I I s now located a t Blowing
sad news. We have known her Rock, where he will remain
from her girlhood, ami she was ; during the summer and fall
a most excellent lady. She leaves | of each year, and desires t o
a husband* and large family of impress upon you the irnpor
children, who have our deepest tance of having your teeth a t
tended l o at once.
sympathy.
—Dr. Jet tiro Rumple, of Sal
isbury, preached in the Bap
tist- church here l a s t Sunday.
Dr. Rumple was known here
many years ago, and many
regrets a i e expressed bv those
who failed t o hear him. He
Entered a t t h e Postofficeat was accompanied by h i s
Boone, N. C., a s second-class
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Rum
mail m a t t e r .
ple.
LOCAL NEWS.
—The free school opened
on Tuesday.
—Mr. Bryan is lay in«-down
the lumber for a new barn.
^
—Messrs. Lewis and Myers, of
the State Geological Survey, have
been in the county several days.
—Coffey Bros., of our place,
have already put up more than
150 stacks of hay, and are not
near through.
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—The most of the farmers
have, in the main, g o t t e n up
their hay, and a better crop
was ne >r harvested in the
county.
—Prof. J . B. Connelly and
wife, of Patterson,spentTues
d a y in town. They were the
guests of Mrs. J . F . Spainhour.
—Rev. W. P. Cline, of Hick
ory, N. C., will preach a t Mt.
Pleasant church on the 4 t h
Saturday and Sunday in th s
month.
—Mr. D. B. Janney, of Phil
adelphia, is with us again.
H^ is stopping a t the Bryan
ho el and will remain here for
some time.
—Thomas Love, J r . of Bea
ver Dams, was in town yes
terday- and left a t this offic
a n egg ha ving the form of a
'simblin.' I t is indeed a c u n
osity.
—The late warm showers
have greatly improved the
corn crop, and we now hope,
with a fa vprabJefa.ll, t o make
plenty cf corn.
—The publisher of the DEM
OCRAT returns thanks and
makes his best bow in accept
ii.g a basket of most luscious
apples from one of his best
lady friends.
—Mr. R. Green, olCenillos,
New Mexico, sends in $2.00
on subscription, andcongrat
ulates 'Alexander Bill" on
his silver article t h a t recent
ly appered in these columns.
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Q
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— He have acted a s a jus
tice of the peace tor near thii*
t y years, but our time has ex
pired and our successor has
been appointed. B e have
served o u r day and genera
tion a s best we could during
this long term, and have
done more businessjthan any
other man in the county.
—Messrs \lex Perry ofMor
gintori, and Houck, of Cald
well, spent Tuesday night in
Boone. They are just back
from a trip t o Ya., where they
went in search of two men
wanted by the authorities of
Ashe eountv for rescuing a
covicted prisoner from the
jail a t Jeff er on last fall. They
were overtaken near ChiUhovvie, Vvi., and a r e now in
the lock-up a t Jefferson.
NOTHING.
On what subject shall I
write to-day ? My better
judgnment whispers Nothing.
I am awfully glad, for I can
d o more with t h a t , t h a n a n y
other subject.
Why friends, I have great
stores of i t on hand. I can
talk all day and folks will
say there is nothing in t h a t .
I f l write, there is nothing
there. 1 can always d o noth
ing in less time than i t takes
t o tell it. I t is always near
a t hand. If I put my hand
on my head, there is nothing
there. If I feel deep down in
my pocket, nothing there.
Again, i t is a thing of wide
range. The world was made
o u t of nothing, and thrown
into space attached t o noth
ing, and a t its final dissolu
tion will go back to nothing.
When you s t a r t on a journey
it is so handy t o carry with
you, lor nothing is s o incon
venient a s trunks, carpet
bags, valices, etc.
You a r e never in danger of
robbers by hind and pirates
by sea,for they never want
nothing. If you have i t and
lose it, you lose nothing. I
found when a little child. I
sought the end of the rain
bow t o find the proverbial
bag of gold. YY T hen I g o t t o
the s p o t what did I find? Noth
ing.
The little starving, ragged
child, a s i t stands peeping in
t o ics little ragged stocking
on Christmas morning, often
finds what- we. of l a r g e r
growth, a r e always finding
in o u r search for treasures.—
Nothing.
f ha ve given you a n idea,
my readers, of how plentiful
a n article i t is, and for fear
this scrap goes t o nothing, I
close.
X.
—Following is the list of ju
rors drawn for fall term of
Watauga Superior Court: J .
B. Blair, S. N. Bingham, J .
C. Rav, B. J . Hodges, J a m e s
Hodges, YVm. Farmer, Einpsey Gragg, T . W. Triplett,
YV. H . Harrison, E. B. Ward,
J . II. Robbins, Hamp Clawson, Enoch Swift, YV. B. H a r
bin, E . J . Smith. N. W Glenn,
J . H. Mast, John Hendrix,
J . F. Reese, T. L. YVard, L
M. Farthing, W. YV. Black
burn, D. C. Ragarr, Nahain
YVinebarger, Enoch South, U.
F. YY'ilson, Wrn. Michael, G.
Woo ten, J as. Guy nib J . J .
Brown, H. R. Green, D.C. Cof
fey, J . P Bailow, G. W. Rob
bins, B. S. Gragg, and A. M.
Church.
—There is quite a l a r g e
crowd of visitors a t Blowing
Rock this season, and all
seem t o be having a jolly,
good time. Nu mbers of them
visit o u r little village each
day, and we a r e always glad
t o see them and glad t h a t
they enjoy t h e drives over
our nice roads, and t h a t they
a r e relreshed and invigora
ted by our mountain breezes;
but we must say t h a t t li e
crowd who was here a t noon
on Monday eclipsed anything
t h a t h a s ever come undei the
observation of the dull (?)
mountaineer. I t is t o be hop
ed t h a t all who have no re
spect f j r the little 'villa' nes
tled among the mountains,
and its inhabitants, will a t
The hair when not proyerlv
least show pity t o the sick
eared for, losesits lustre, becomer
and suffering in our midst.
—Mrs. M. N. Horton and
son, Ronda, spent several
d a y s here on their return
from a visit t o Mountain
City, Tenn. They left yester
d a y morning for their home
in Lenoir.
—North Wilkesboro Insti
t u t e will open August 6th.
Board $6.00 per month.
Tuition from $1.00 t o $2.50
per month.
Mr. Nathanael Mortsoii, a well
Write t o YV.R. Absher for cir known citizen of Ishpetning, Mich
culars, North wilkesboro, N.C. igan, and editor Superior Post-en
—The Baptist Association
o n Cove Creek commences
the 28th day ol August, and
we intend being on hand t o
receive what our friends a r e
due us on subscription. We
hope our friends will prepare
t o pay us then.
—Mr. Stephen Brown, of
Shoun's X Roads, Tenn. was
in town this week. He sta
ted t h a t on h s t Saturday in
Mountain City, Tom. Crosswhite, fir. shot and instantly
killed Jim Furgusson. The
crime was committed in Mr.
Mitchell's store.
Don't Put it off, for by so
doing, youi teeth get worse;
give you more pain, costs
you more , and cannot be sav
ed s o well. Ha vet-hem exam
ined every 3 o r 6 months and
a s soon a s one decayed one
is discovered, have i t filled,
and you will not- miss what
it will cost you t o keep them
up, and fhus save your natu
ral teeth, which are so essen
tial t o good health.
A'o ('bargeFor Examination,
Give me a p a r t of your pa
tronage, and make my house
your home whilehavingyour
work done.
fi@ n \Sufficient produce f o r
my family's use will be taken
in exchange for work.
Office a t residence, (Morris
Building ) Y 7 ery Rcsp.
R. D. JENNINGS.
July 1 8 .
crisp, harsh, and dry, and falls
out freely with every combing.
To prevent this, the best dress
ing in the market is Ayer's Hair
who, for a long time, suffered Vigor. It imparts that silky
from the most excrusating nains glosss so essential to perfect beau
^ ^
of rheumatism, was cured, eight ty,
years'ago by taking Ayer's SarJustice Jackson, of the U.
saparilla. having never felt a sin S. Supreme Court, is dead.
gle twinge of it since.
Mr. Jackson was a Temies-
One of the greatest enter
prises perhaps of the present
day is the connection of Sibe
ria with the rest of the great
world by means of the trans
continental railway, extend
ing from S t . Petersburg t o
Vladiyostock, which is t h e
principal Russian port on the
Pacific, The distance between
the two points is about, four
thousand miles. Many ob
stacles a r e t o be overcome
in making and planning this
road. The line s t a r t s half
way down the western edge
o f S aeria, and thence runs
thr ugh southern Siberia,
th Amoor river dividing i t
f an China. This route was
^uosen t o avoid t h e intense
cold of the north arid the im
mense forests. I t s greatest
altitude will be reached east, of
Lake Baikal, where it will
cross a ridge 3 , 6 0 0 feet above sea level. One hundred
miles of the road is now in
running order, a n d the en
tire line is t o be completed
by 1905. The main line in
southwest Siberia traverses
a district a s large a s France,
of great fertility, with a mild
climate, and capable of sup
porting a n immense popula
tion.
Restores
Gray Hair to
Natural Color
"More than a year ago, my hair
began turning gray and falling
out. Though I tried many reme
dies for it, nothing I used satisfied
me until I commenced to use
Hair Vigor I
After using one bottle of this
preparation, my hair was restored
to its natural color, and ceased
falling out." —Mrs. HERZMANN.
359 E. 68th St., New York, N. Y.
Prevents
Hair from
o**
Falling Out. *
Lumber Wanted
Cut Accurately and Rap-'
idly on the
FARQUHAR
Variable Friction
Feed Saw Mill
[With Quick Receding Head
Blocks. Capacity 5,000 to
10,000 feet, with Engines
and Boilers from 12 to 40
Horse Power.
For full descriptive catalogue
address,
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd.,
YORK, PA.
LET ME_ SAY
To the dwellers in the grassclad hills and low green vales of
Watauga; to the people who own
the flocks and herds that * Lie
down in green pastures a,nd feed
by the still Aaters," in the Land
of the Sky that I desire their bet
ter acquaintance. lam selling
H A R D W A R E
'he Cubans a r e still
up the war.
the champion pugilist, gets
a divorce and a n allowance
of $100.00 per week. If Jim
fails t o whip Fitzsimmcns he
will hardly be able t o pay
this sum.
een-
Children Cry for
!P
vcher's
Castoria.
look ml nmm.
The great secret t o success in having plenty of the com*
forts of life is in knowing how and when t o buy. First,
look! second, examine the quality a n d price of t h e article,
o r articles, you wish t o buy. T o those who a r e interested
in buying necessaries for their consumption for t h e least
money we most respectfully invite them t o call on us and
examine our entire line of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Consistingof Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
Plaids, Prints, Uashmers, H a t s , Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
tions, etc.
I t will n o t cost you anything t o examine o u r g o o d s
but we will be pleased t o show them t o you a n d give y o u
o u r prices, whether you buy o r n o t .
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
Y\ r e make a specialty of shoes. YY'e think we can sell
you the nicest and best shoe for less money t h a n a n y mer
chant o r merchants in the count.}. We d o not q u o t e prices
in ou«* advertisement from the fact thereare s o many differ
e n t grades ot the same line of goods t h a t it is a l m o s t im
possible t o quote prices and a t the same time describe t h e
goods s o you will know the quality without examining for
yourself. YVe will n o t t r y t o induce a n y one t o buy o u r
goods by selling on time, we sell to ah lor the Pay W hen
They Receive The Goods consequently i t enables us t o sell
goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial a n d the buy
er will be convinced of the t r u t h .
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
BLACKBURN, 6 0 7 7 RELL & MILLER.
I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
-0-
Statesville Marble Works,
-o
If you a r e in earnest a b o u t wanting the best Monument
in the town ol Lenoir, and your o r Tombstone, for the least money, be sure t o write t o me,
valued patronage is earnestly so a s I buy direct from the quarries in c a r load lots. I em
licited. You cannot do better else
where. If you want a machine of ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have t h e largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
^ ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n guaranteed. Consult y o u r interest,
I will order it for you at the bot
and giye me a call o r write for prices.
tom of the market.
A N Y K1 A L),
If you want piping, belting, hose
saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
bricators, cant hooks, spindle
oil. red engine oil, journal castor
oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
ing machine oil, journal grease
or any kind of grease come and
see me. If you want a first-class
S E YV IN G M A C H 1 N E
with all attachments for $22.00
or a good New Home sewing ma
chine. the best in the world, come
and see me. Why pay an agent
seea n
for riding around and feeding a
The present corn crop in
team? Needles for any sewingt h e United S t a t e s is estima
Mrs. Corbett, the wife of machine in the known world
ted a t two billion, five hun
dred million bushels, and is
priced a t only 35 cents per
bushel, which would a m o u n t
a t these low figures t o eight
hundred tnillons of dollars.
DIG LAND SALE.
YVhereas, June Miller and husband E. B. Miller did OR
the 5 t h d a y of August 1892, execute and deliver t o Alber^R. Shattuck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain l a n d s in YV"
tauga county, S t a t e of North Carolina therein described,
secure the sum of $1,300 l u e by said Jane and E . B. Mille
t o the British and American Mortgage Company , Li m ii.ee
which said trust deed is recorded in YY'atauga cio u n t y , i
tauga c
deed book C, page 477, t o whicli reference is hereby made
and whereas default h a s been made in the payment of th
monies secured by said t r u s t deed; a n d whereas t h e undei
signed h a s been duly appointed substituted trustee in the
place of t h e said Albert It. Shattuck, a s provided in said
t r u s t deed, and has been duly requested t o execute t h e
t r u s t therein contained; Nowtherefore notice is hereby g i v
en, t h a t under and by virtue of the power contained in Raid
t r u s t deed, 1. the undersigned substituted trustee, on Mon
day the 2nd day of Sept. 1895, between the hours of 1 0 a .
m. and 3 p m.. a t the court house door in t h e towu of
Boone in Watauga county, will i»y public auction sell t o
the highest bidder for cash the following described proper
ty, viz: 4 4 3 acres in three tracts. 1 s t t r a c t . 2 7 5 acres in
Meat Camp township, bounded on the N. by t h e l a n d s of
C. Moretz and Mrs. Houck, on the E. by the lands of T . S.
Walls, on the S. by t h e lands of J . H. T a y l o r a n a o n the
W. by the lands of J . E . Finley and John I Green, being
the lands deeded t o J a n e Miller wife of Edward B. Miller by
A. J . Moretz and wife, and fully set. o u t by meets a n d
bounds in che deed recorded in book P page 1 6 7 of t h e pub
lie records of Watauga county, to which record reference
is hereby made. 2nd tract. 1 5 0 acres in Bald Mountain
township, bounded on the N. by the lands of J . YV. Finley,
on the E. by the lands of the heirs of YVm. Nofris, o n t h e
S. by the lands of E. B. Miller and on the YV. by t h e l a n d s
of J . YV. Henry Steele being the land deeded t o J a n e Miller,
wife of E. B. Miller, by the heirs of J o s . Holman, dec., a n d
fully set o u t by metes and bounds in deed recorded in
book M, page 272 of t h e public record of W a t a u g a c o u n t y
t o which reference is hereby made. 3rd t r a c t . 1 8 acres ol
land in Bakl Mountain township, bounded on t h e N. by
the lands of E. B. Miller, on the E. by the lands of the heirs
of Win. Norris, and on the W. by the lands of J . W. Henry
Steele, being a p a r t of the land deeded t o Jane Miller by
the heirs of J o s . Holman, deed., a n d fully set o u t by metes
and bounds in deed recorded in book M, page 2 7 2 of t h e
public records of YVatauga county, t o which record refer
ence is hereby made. Said land will besold t o satisfy t h e
debt secured by said t r u s t deed, and such title will be given
a s is vested in said trustee.
E. S. COFFEY, Substituted Trustee.
J a n u a r y 24th, 1895.
C B. WEBB. Statesville, N. C.
THE MGUNTAN MEDIClNE ROPANY
OT
ZIONVILLE NORTH GAROUNA.
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a vrhi*
able medicine, known a s the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
CINE, composed of the n a t u r a l herbs of our mo u n t a i n sec
tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c iseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys a n d all diseases a r i
an be Sent Jiy Mail.^^k sing from a bilIious system. This is no patent medicine. I t is
pure, simple, cheap and effective. I t is recommenled by
you want bar iron, bar
the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medi
steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod
iron, of ev< ry size known to civi cines on the market.
lized man, come and see me. Life
This medicine is put lip in packages with full directions
is too short to enumerate every with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per package, s e n t
thing—come and see.
post paid to a n y address,
have Lav
ole,
CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE pepsia o r Kidney coniplaiv
cons NM!
JOHN \I. 110UCK, Mann or 1 we a r e not. trying t o hutnb
YOU
1 : > io~
C. fill
.e -'G
�Tns Wataaga Democrat
Atlanta, Ga., has made a «*B€ft'*fi*a«S*aeB*B*lt«B9BOaB«H«M%0B«>B«B0aGB9BCECBeE«ra
B
bid for the National D MUO- jj Balk soda Is inferior to package soda.
Editor Democrat:
fr-HP HAAf
©
B3
In your issue of the 8 t h , c-ratie Goriv. ntii »n.
(Jij.
© I
J huis day A ugust, 15, 1S
'Alexander Bill begins his
communication by attacking
For Good
We have been over some of
me for pointing out the con
t h e public roads in Boone
Color and
dition ol Mexico a s a n exam
BIJY/ARg
a n d Meat Camp townships
is the whole story
ple of a free silver coinage
Heavy Growth
of imitation trade
since they have been worked
marks and labels.
about
country. He however is care
Of Hair, use
o u t under tlie new system,
ful not t o call attention t o
a n d we a r e forced t o s t a t e
the fact named by me, viz:
that in many places w h e r e
t h a t wages in Mexico are. a s
digging has been done t h e
in evyry silver country, veryCosts no more than other package soda—never spoils 5
loose rock was left i n the
s in packages. flour—universally acknowledged purest in the world.
low. In Mexico the average
Hair Vigor
r o a d , and we would like t o
wages for farm laboi is ten
Made only by CHURCH fc CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
•
remind the supervisors t h a t
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE.
cents of <>ur money per d; y
One
t h e rock in the Shearer lane
| illlHIBNIUBMHIIMIBMHIIMI
Now, 'Alexander HI.' may
Bottle will do
left after the late working is
o i a t e and preach a s much a s
a serious obstruction t o t r a v
he chooses, he can never con Wonders. Try it.
el, either by horse-back o r ve
vince the plain people of this Purify the Blood with Ayer'a Sarsaparilla.
hide, t o s a y nothing a b o u t
o—o—o— o
country t h a t wages a t ten
loadedjxvajgons. It lias always
ANNOUNO EM HA T FOR 1895.
cents per day a r e consistent
First session opens Feb. 4 t h , 1 8 9 5 and closes J u n e 2 1 s t
been a mystery to us t h a t
with general prosperity. D is When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
1895. The second session will open Aug. 6tk 1 8 9 5 a n d
men will g o over t h e roads,
a standard of p o parity When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria.
close Dec. 24th.
^
pretending t o work them,
w
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
much lower than our own.
FACULTY.
a n d leave all the loose stones
We have been told t h a t the 'Alexander Bill' next goes When she had Children,she gave them Castoria
RHV . J . H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J . May Yarboro
a n d not consider them a s an Rev. Sherwood on last Sun on to s t a t e t h a t "eveiy conn
will be in charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
obstruction t o public travel. d a y a t Three Forks gave the t r y t h a t has adopted a sin
ments, and she will also have charge of the music depart
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beetn
The Shearer lane and other g a v e the good ladies hail Co g l e g o l d s t a n d a r d h a s f o r
played a s the school mav lequire.
places we passed over in Meat lumbia a b o u t wearing the years been passing through
TERM 8.
Camp need working badly t o 'balloon' dress sleeves. Our a period of deep depression "
TUITION in the Primary Department $1 00.
d a y . We ha ve served many good brother will find o u t Now, how a b o u t the silver
HIGHER ENGLISH
$2 00
years a s a justice ofjthepeace t h a t the ladies wi'l wear just countries ? The last panic
a f
ACADEMIC
$ 2 50 t o f 3 . 0 0 .
M
a n d have invariably urged any kind of sleeves they wish began in Argentine, a silver
MUSIC
$2.50.
t h a t ail loose stones should and he had just a s well lower country. The non payment
J8ST"Board in good families, include g light, fuel a n d
be removed from the public- his hag, for it will be trailing of public and private debts
necessary conveniences, per month, $6.00 t o $7.50.
highways, but i t has had no in the dust ere long. Years in t h a t c o u n t r y led t o the
For any information n o t herein contained apply t o t h e
effect, s o far a s our observa a g o the ladies wore no sleeves failure of the great house of
Principnl, Boone, N. 0 .
tion extends. We a i e n o w scarcely a t all, and they just Baring Pros. & Bo. Their fail
I have no goods t o offer
free from any official d u t y on kep*: on wearing them until lire forced the sale ol 1 irge
von, hut I have the C o l d .
Children Cry for
t h e roads and we a r e going they quit, and now they are blocks of United S t a t e Gov
Hard Cash t o offer yoti for Pitcher's Castoria.
t o speak o u t plainly against wearing the veryllargest ones eminent, S t a t e and Railway
careless road supervisors and t h a t can be handled well, and securities, aud started t h e
BIRCH OIL,
NOTICE.
.0.
GINSENG AND
call their attention t o any they will continue t o d o so panic in this country. The
B E E S VV A X
Having qualified a s Admin
neglect they may use in keep until some Other fashion is panic here was prolonged and
ing up the Toads.
At tlw highest Trinket juices. istratix of G. W. Duggvrdcd.
introduced. As far a s we a r e intensified by the fear t h a t
late of Watauga counly, N.
concerned, we like t o see our the United States Govern
('..this is t o notify all persons
Senator Butler is now m a
claiiusagainst
es
good ladies wearing s o m e merit and people might sue
7hose having any of having said ili ceased the ex
neauvering t o take up his tor
t a t e of
to
kind of sleeves on all public climb t o t h e silver craze and t h e se articles to offer would
.0.
iner position a s being master
occasions. We think they a r e depreciate our curremy. The da well to see or wiite to me hibit them t o the undersign
of t h e republicans and popu
ed on o r before the first day
Owing- to a recent change
more comfortable than no courageous and statesman at Blowing Rock, A. C. 7 his of April 1896, or this notice
lists. I t is stated, however,
in our business, t h a t is, from
like action of President Clew
sleeves n t all.
ill be placed in bar of their
.day 30, 1805.
t h a t the Senator will have
land, honor t o whom honor
recovery. All persons i TI - the "Old Time" credit sys
some opposition, and his con
J. 11. JOHNSON. debted t o said estate will
Free Tills.
is due, saved th3 country
tem t o a
t r o l over the republicans will Send vour address to II. P.
please make immediate pay
from this danger.
n o t be s o satisfactory a s here Bueklen and Co., Chicago, and
ment. This- the 1 s t d a y of
Argentina, Mexico, P e r n
April 1895.
tofore. The republicans will get a. tree sample box of Doctor
and Brazil are all silver conn
E . C. HUGGER , Adrnrx.
We are able t o o f f e r y o
ha ve more independence than King's New Life Pills. A trial
tries, each and all of them
t h e y bad and will make a mo will convince you of their merits.
AR BUCK LEYS COFFEE
have been forced t o repudi
tion t o lead the fusionists These pills are easy in action and
a t 2 4 cts per tb.;
a t e o r scale down t h e i r pub
more in accordance with re particularly effective in the cure
Good green coffee a t 2 0 cts.
lie debt. This disgrace the Read t h e S t a t e m e n t of a
Popular Teacher
publican policies t h a n was ot constipation and sick head
ii
United States escaped.
per tb ;
done under the Butler whip ache. For malaria and liver trou
Well, sir, I have now gone
—BUT—
E x t r a ' C" s i g a r a t 1 6 lbs.
legislature. The republicans bles they have been proved inval
through the list of mistakes,
€ AN GIVE MILK. t o the dollar; good, heavy
believe t h a t t h a t they have liable. They are guaranteed to misstatements and erroneous
be perfectly free from every dele
domestic a t 7 cts per yard.
now advanced t o a point
terious substance and to be pure statements which 'Alexander
AST We have just received^
I CANT PLAY THE FIDDLE
where they can complacently lv vegetable. They do not weak Bill' supposed t h a t I h a d
3 0 cases of gent's and Indie's
But I can show you
a n d with perfect confidence en by their action, but by giving made. In every instance I
a nice assortment, of Staple shoes, and will sell them a t
invite the pops t o t a k e a hack tone to stomach aud bowels great have shown the accuracy of
and Fancy Groceries,such a s prices t o suit the buyer.'
s e a t , T h e pops clamor for ly invigorate the system. Regu my statement, and the mis
COFFEE,
Call and see us and we will
free a n d unlimited coinage of lar size 25c. per hex. For sale at takes lie made in attacking
SUGAR,
sa ve you money.
sil , e r , a n d a t t h e same time any drug store.
CHEESE,
them.
JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO
v o t e with the sound money,
CRACKERS,
I am glad t o see we agree
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
CAKES," " '
Mrs. Dr. Talmage is dead. on the tariff question. I was
high tariff republicans. The
CANNED-BEEF,
republican p a r t y is pledged
on t h e executive committer
POTTED HAM,
Tho Chinese have murdered o v the Free Trade League in
t o high protection and the
Mr. Geo. A. Zirkle
SALMONS.
Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
single gold s t a n d a r d . T h a t five female missionaries.
' h, -.r".
SARDINES.
New York in 1869, and am The statements in tho testimonial below are
-BY—
i s their history and their na
BUTTER NUTS,
no new re-unit t o the sound familiar facts to the Immediate friends of Mr.
Geo. A. Zirkle, school teacher, of Mt. Iforeb,
The Corbit and Fitzsimons
t i o n a l platform will s l a t e
English walnuts, soft shell
old Democratic doctrine of a Tenn., very well known throughout the county,
these principles, o r straddle fight may not occur, as the tariff for revenue only.
where lie was born and has always lived. Head It ed almonds, peanuts, raisins,
"C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell, Mass.:
figs, canned fiuits, shoedress 1520 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
t h e m , a n y thing t o suit the authorities oppose it.
One word more. 'Alexander j "Dear Sirs:—I believe in Hoou's Sarsaparilla. ing, inks, plain and fancy can
I have suffered
times; a n d the populists will
Bill' seems t o forget t h a t al I I will toll you why. child hood. Whenfrom in d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y
herited scrofula from
37 years
The population of Ashechime in a nd hollow for free
For Consumption. Asthma.Broils
eyes became strangely affected.
though the free coinage of sil : of age, myread after sunset, and when I wouldI SOAPS,
could not
cliitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay
silver a s vociferously a s if ville is 11,700. according t o ver a t 1 6 t o 1 is not allowed , close my eyes, I could not open them; but 011
TOBACCO,
Fever Headache, Debility Rheu
the Citizen.
whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
S e n a t o r s Peffer o r Stewart
SNUFF,
in this country, it isnevertl e my eye. This condition continued about two
luatism, Neuralgia.
CIGARS,
less true t h a t we have more years, and was succeeded by
were their candidates for Pres
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
CLGARETES.
An Intolerable Itching
d e n t , a n d if they succeed
The small pox scaie h a s c o i n e d silver dollars in
DISORDERS.
M ATCHES,
hey will call i t a g r e a t victo a b o u t subsided oh the North this country,! ban in any conn all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratcli me.
Horse and Cattle Powders,
t r y in the world. There* a r e It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
v a n d burn a quantity of t a r Carolina and Virginia line.
over four hundred millions of followed Immediately by a tumor in the right and many oiher articles t o o It lias hem in1 use for more than
barrels in the jubilee a s they
twenty years; housanda of pa
large
them in the United States. side of my neck, astaking as a small egg. I at tedious t o mention.
<tid a t t h e last election in N.
tients have been treated, and oonce commenced
physicians' prescrip
C. How many of o u r popu T h e past master a t Reids- We are, a s is France, a bime tions and continued till I lost hope. In the mean
fiSTome and see for your ver one thousand physicians have ^
lists a r e ashamed of t h e fu ville has a book over seven tallic country, and like her time the tumor changed its place to the imme selves.
used it and recommend it—a very
diate
neck, suppurated
sion in North Carolina? We hundred years old. I t was we have stopped the free'coin lowed front of mytill six had formed and was fol
significant fact.
by others,
and broken.
$2TT also keep a good line
would like t o know. Do you p r i n t e d i n G e r m a n y i n t h e age of silver, lesrt it should "Finally, three years ago, another large tu
It is agreeable. There is no nan
drive us into silver monomet mor seated itself on the point of my collar bone of Domestic Medicines
like he changed laws better
anil in six months another half way back on the
yeat 1203.
seous taste, nor sickening smell.
allism. Yours truly,
t h a n the new laws?
bone. Both of them soon began to discharge
feST'All of my goods wil' be
and continued to do so till about seven months
UIVIS
ago. I tried every tiling, including prescriptions. s o l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e
All l'rw>
"Compound Oxygen—its mode
1 was often so weak that
The Marion Record nomi
times, for PAY DOWN, but of Action and Results,'' is the ti
Those .who have used Doctor nates Judge Arm field for Gov Wlidi mo\ ing into our pres
I Could Scarcely Walk
AST AWFUL HIGH ON A tle of a book of 200 pages pub
King's New Discovery know its
ent hom 0 I found a bottle of and my mind was so confused that I could
ernor. We second the nomi
scarcely attend to my business
teach
lished by Drs. Starkev and Bali a
Chamberlain's Pain Balm left ing). I was utterly discouraged. (schoolnow my CREDIt.
value, and those who have not,
And
which gives to all inquirers full
nation, a s we believe him t o by a former tenant. On the story draws to a close. I began the use of
have now the oportunity to try
When vou come t o the information as to this remarkaone of the best and most label I found the advertise
It free. Call on t h e advertised j
"Roek" come and see me, and '
curative agent? and record of
5
ment t h a t it was good f o r
. .
| surprising cures in a, wide range
Aii
Iruggist and get a trial bottle brainy men in the State.
cuts and burns, l e a n testi Hood's Sarsaparilla a little less than a year ago, it may be to oui rnutual ben-1 0 f chronic cases—many of them
hee. Send your name and ad
and took five bottles. When I began I had no
after being abandoned to die by
T h e Cubans a r e gaining fy t o the truth of this. Noth faith in it. In less than three months both the
o-ess to II. E. Bueklen and Co.,
sores on my shoulder were healed ; I was cured
Thanking my friends for other physicians. Will be mailed
ing in all my experience has of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit
"hie ago. and get a box of Doctor strength, *and it now looks found its equal in treating lias steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
, 'l )1,lil ation.
past patronage, and hoping!
King's New L'fe Pills, as well as a s if they would eventually blisters or burns. F. E. BAR more than I ever did in my lire, and am
In the Best of Health,
to merit, it in thefutore. l a m j J } ^ J f g ^ g y £ p g j g ^
i copy of Guide to Heal a and gain their independence from RETT , manager Be Seuer Sen
considering my constitution. Do you wonder
VER • IVEKPEL TFULLY,
Houehohl instructor, free. All of Spain. We hope they will.
t i n e l , Le Sueur. Minn. Pain that I believe in Hood's Sarsaparilla? I can do
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
| no less than recommend it everywhere and every
hid is guaranteed to do y< u
HU' V- y " (Do. A ZrRKJ,F Mt Tloreb Tenn.
LA RE E. I
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cat
If our farmers would con
sider t h a t the rye crops have
beer, tailing for several years
they would d o well no doubt,
t o substitutesomeothei kind
of crops. Wheat has been
more sure a s a crop t h a n rye
for seven 1 years, tl.e beardel
variety proving to be t h e
best. Our farmers who have
suitable lands for wheat wil 1
succeed better in raising it
t h a n rye, unless theryecrops
d o better than they have for
the last three yeais. T h e
New river farmers hardly ev
er raise any wheat but sow
largely of rye. Try wheat
this fall and see if you will
n o t succeed. Mr. Bryan, of
Boone, lias an excellent held
of bearded wheat, and we sug
gest t h a t others try t h a t va
riety.
Civis Talks Again.
PUR®
i w\ and mm sopa I
BOOUE HIGH SCHOOL.
ook Here Friends!
It Is An Iron-clad Fact,
Do You Y trJ ffenq?
"Money Saved Is
Money Made."
I Believe in Hood's
Inherited Scrofula Cured
GUSH BASIS
TREATMENT
INHALATION!
(
Hood's *^Cures
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•Jqyou J i.o U'O interest ot Coun
ty StateNation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tau&'a County. X. C.
Grains of Gold.
How dear to our heart
Is the cash on subscription,
When the-gen T O us subscriber
Presents it to view ;
1 ut the nian v iio don't pay
We refrain from description,
For, perhaps, gentle reader.
That man might be YOU.
Judge.—If I let you off this
Millionaires have no friends. time will you promise not to
A dog without grit very of come back bereagam? Pris
oner-—Yes. sir.--The fact is, I
ten does the most barking.
didn't came voluntarily this
Tempera nee is a bride who
always makes her husband time.
rich.
As soon as a mnn quits
work the devil begins to talk
With him.
apples always look nice in
the orchard that has a high
fence around it.
There is nothing of which
man is so much afraid a s he
is of the truth.
No one ever did a great
thing for God who did not be
gin by doing little ones.
The band that gives pleaslire to a child does some
thing that is noticed in heav
en.
The man who is unfaithful
with one talent wouldn't do
any better with ten thou
sand.
If you profess to be a ehris
tian, be one all over. Don't
be a stool pigeon lor the dev
il.
Every man on earth who is
not on his way fo heaven is
leading somebody else to the
devil's pit.
The devil doesn't K n o w
what to do with a man who
will behave himself when he
isn't wat?hed.
The man who goes around
comparing himself with oth
er people; to their disadvan
tage, is in small business.
There would be more revivals
in the church if the devil nev
er got a chanee to go into
the pulpit with the preacher.
Religion without morality,
will not be likely to impress
a godless man with the impor
tame of religion. Faith and
works, morals and religion,
must beioined in the disciple
of Christ who would bear a
testimony for his Master that
shall be heeded.—Selected.
Bucklen's
Arnica Sa've.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands
chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by all druggists.
Fof a Tramp \round the Worl ',
W ASHINGTON , D. C., Aug. 5.
---Archibald Coleman a n d
Charles H. Taylor, started
from the Capital steps for a
'tramp' around the worldThey go on a wager of $500.
that they can make the trip
without funds, earning their
way as they proceed, within
fourteen man as. Coleman is
the son of a Detroit Banker
and Taylor is a Washington
boy.
With all deference to the opin
ions of the i who take a contra
ry view, we respectfully adhere to
the opinion heretofore expressed
in these columns, that the whip
ping post is the best, nay the on
lv, punishment for certain mali
factions. It is all very line fo
talk abotfl barbarism and relics
of the dark ages, but we must
not forget that wife-beating, cru
elty to elf Ldren, and other low
form* >f ruf ! nism are also bar
berous relics of the dark ages. If
our civilization lias not eradica
ted these savage instincts, why
should onr iws ignore the only
remedy to'* 1 heir unrestrained exiresshn.—Washington Post.
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Notr'e is hereby given or
the seizure on th 12th d a .
. distiller.
of July, 1895,
and ware bouse . 1 ' ^ I .!
Obids, Ashe -ounty, N. C., of
the following described prop
erty, t o w i i ; 26 casks, sup
pose! t o contain 965 gallons
of spirits, three still caps, one
singling pumpand pipe. Said
property' was seized under
provision of Sec. 3,460, Rove
H U P S t a t u t e s for violating in
ternaI Revenue Laws, a n d
a n y person claiming the above described property will
come forward and give the
bond required in such cases,
within 3 0 days from d a t e of
this notice o r said property
will be declared forfeited t o
the United States. This July
1 3 t h , 1895.
S AM L. R OGERS . Fob 5, Disi.
by J. C. H ORTON , D. U.
(Jon
for
rto Voti lit HOW that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
Vr>u
-1r-that in most countries druggists are not permitted to seU narcotics
•without labeling them poisons ?
Von
that you should not. permit any medicine to be given your child
unless ycu or your physician know of what it is composed ?
T>o Von Ifnow that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle ?
S?o v/on Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
of all other remedies for children combined ?
yto Toii Ksiow that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
" Cnsioris *' and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense?
Do Vow Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless t
T»o Tr«-n TCnow that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for
cents, or one cent a dose?
Examinations a t c o u n t \
seats first Saturday in An
g ist, Young men desiring a
technical education a t an un
usually low cosr will d o weli
t o apply for catalogue t o
A. Q. HOLLADAY. Pre*.
R ALEIGH , N. U.
P>o Yow Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest?
A
is ou every
PBRURDURE
S5F°Send for free book of Wonderful Cures.
Price, $1.00 per large bottle; $5.00 for six
bottles.
For sale by druggists; if not send to us
and medicine will be sent freight prepaid oJrife
receipt of price. Address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Oa
I
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dress E. M. Uzzell. Printer
and Bnnier. Raleigh, N. 0.
May 30, t f
NOTICE.
Under and by virtue ol a warant of destraint to me directed
1 means so much more than 1
by the collector of internal reve
'you imagine—serious and €
nuefor the5ih Hist, ot N.c a n d
'fatal diseases result from^
against J. A Dencey, ivvili on MOD
trifling ailments neglected. "J
day, the 1.1th day of sept. 1895,
at 12 o'clock, M ., sell at the post
Don't play with Nature's'
office of Triplett in the county ol
greatest gift—health.
vvatauga and state of N u., to the
If you are feeling
highest bidder for cash the follow
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
ing described real estate, to wit:
hausted, netvous,
have no appetite 1^,
Lying in Elk township in the conn
and can't work, jf
tv of watauga and state of N. C.
begin at oncetak- q,
ing the most relia- ,
and being the same lands convey
ble strengplienii.g
medicine,which is ,
ed fo die said J. A . Denney by T.
Brown's Iron BitA . cox and wife by deed dated Jan
tevs. A few hot- (
ties cure—benefit
30, 1894 and registered in the
conms from the,
very first dose—it
Register's office of said county in
•won't stain your
book "8" on page 97, and by 1
teeth, a n d i t ' s
pleasant to take.
T . calloway and wife by deed da
ted Feb. 5, '94, and registered in
tha Register's office for said conn
Dyspepsia,
Kidney And Liver
ty in book "s".', page 100 and by
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
ceo. w. nendrix by deed dated
Constipation, Bad Biood
March 25th 1*893 and registered
Malaria,
Nervous attmests 1
in the Registers office for said
Women's corr^iaints.
county in book "a" on page 157,
Get only the genuine— has crossed red
containing in the aggregate 213
lines on the wrapper. All others are sub
stitutes. On receipt of
o ac. stamps we
acres more or less, and for a
will send set of Ten
uGfu! World's 1
more particular description ol
Fair Views and book.a.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. •ALTIMORE, MD.
said lands reference is heieby
made to said deeds abovedescrib
ed. Said sale is made for the pur
pose of satisfying said wan ant BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
of destraint and costs. This Aug.
lure^ Dyspepsia, In
3rd. 1895.
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beyond comparison with any other similar
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panacea for all ill? resulting from impure
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human system. A single bottle will demon
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do not be deceived by alluring advertisements
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finest finished
and
Well, tiie.se tilings are worth knowing. They are facts.
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Holly Spring College.
A co-educational school of high
grade, begins its next session An
gust 5, 1895. Heath ful am
moral location. Large and con
venient building. Library and
Reading Room.
Microscopes
and mineral cabinets Excellent
debating societies. Ample bear
ding accommodations at smad
cost. Tuition very reasonable.
The huge guns of modern na
Write for catalogue to
J. H. S MITH, P RESIDENT.
vies can be fired only seventyB UTLER, T ENN
five times when they become
worn out.
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
NOTICE.
TURE.
By virtue the power of sale
Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
contained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by A. B . Franklin
A neat, attractive pamph
and wife on the 6th day of Aug., let,1 6 0 pages, wit h onm men
1864, to secure one note for tal cover, devoted t o the rec
$175.00, i will sell for cash to the ord of the last Legislature,
highest bidder ou Monday, sept. theworst Legislature, save
2nd, 1805. a tthecourt h o u s e
door in noone for cash the tract t h a t of 1868. ever assembled
ot land described in said mort in the State. This book gives
gage deed, situated imuitchell its record plainly and truth
and wutauga counties on both fully. I t gives facts and names
sides of Elk river, adjoining- the and is thoroughly reliable. It
lands of T. E . Matson and others, has been prepaied by som<
being the land where A. B . Frank of the best Democratic writ
lin now lives. This July 30, - 'OS. ers in the State.
(I, MVP. Hampton. Mortgagee,
Every patriot, every citi
by T. A . Love, Attorney.
P. A. M C E LKOY . Dep. C OL.
Children.
HERS, Do You KNOW
Miss Fannie Knight, who eight
years ago went from Chowan
county, has died at her station
in Middle China. She went to Chi
na as a Baptist missionary, but
two years ago became an inde
pendent one.
NOTICE.
Bv virtue of the power contain
ed in a deed of conveyance from
j. Evins Brown to A. B . Franklin
tn the 8th day of Nov. 1886, i
will on Monday the 2nd day of
sept. 1 8 9 5 sell lor cash t o t h e
highest bidder at the courthoust
door in Boone the following de
scribed tract of land in Watauga
county ou the east side of Elk riv
er, bounded by the funds of j. E.
Matson. the state line and others
containing 214 acres. 8aid sold
to satisfy a lien created by deed
for about $500.00 balance of pur
chase money. This July 30, 1895.
w. vance Brown, Assignee,
by T . A. Love, Attorney.
Infants and
I school, arid the Sumruci- 8cho« 1
j for Teachers Tub ion $66.06: 35
teachers, 471 Students. Address
President Winston, ( hapel Hill,
N. C., for catalogugtie and hand
book on ''University Kdueatioi^'
June 27th.
'
-
that Paregoric,
Batetnan's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine?
In a late story Mark Twain
tells of a young colored girl
»vho ''experiencedjreligion" in
a revival. The next day in
dusting her master's desk,
she happened upon a $2 bill
which had been left there by
aeci i i en t.
' 'Lord-a- m a ssy,' '
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
she said as she covered it
—OF—
with a book so as not to be
Agriculture ami Mechanical Arts.
further tempted, "how I wish
that revival had been put
The next session of this Vol
lege will begin September 5th
off till tomorrow."
In order to introduce Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy here
we sold several dozen bottles
on strict guarantee and have
found that every bottle did
good service. Wo have used
it ourselves and think it su
per 01 to any other. W. I.
Mower.v, .Jarvisville, W. Va.,
For ^ale by all druggists.
iu
yiiifyi uii| ui ill Ui
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Has sustained its reputation for 18 years
as being tne standard remedy for the
quick and permanent cure of Rheuma- •
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It is endorsed by thousands oi Pliy#lcians. Publishers and Patients. It Is
nurelv vegetable ami builds up from the <$•
first dose. It never fails to cure.
<s
Price is one dollar a buttle, or six 4(?
bottles for five dollars. Our '0-page I'ain- 4p
phlet sent Free by INUII. Address,
pniei SEIII RREY UY Mail.
Ouraog's Ritsumailc Remedy Ga.
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1316 L Street, Wasliington, D. C
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tl.
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emocrat.
VOL 7
BOONE, \XATAUGA
COUNTY, X. C.,
TTIUltSDAY,
AUGUST
NO. 11-
22 1895,
WASHINGTON
Not a Pi oset iter.
LETTER. The absence of prominent
Rich Negroes in New York,
Just How it Happened.
i
democrats from Washington
W. G. Bowman, of Mitcheil
Those who imagine that
"I couldn't help it, papa."
From our Regular Correspondent
makes all the talk about a county writing to the News the negro population of this She looked up into his face
$3 SHOE^M*.,
COKSDOVAN;
successor to the late Justice and Observer under date of city is composed of peddlers, with her frank blue eyes, and
Secretary Morton believes
FRENCH 3.ENAMELLED CALF.
4*3kJ FINC CAR JIKANGAROII
in practicing what he preach Jackson nothing but specula Aug. 6th, has the following white washers, and boot-shi it was impossible to doubt
* 3.®P POLICE,3 SOLES.
es. Several weeks ago he pub tion. Because Pres.Cleveland to say in defense of Rev. Mil- ners would be considerably her.
enlightened if they would ob
licly advised young men to nominated Justice White, of nor Jones:
"But you didn'tseem to be
BOYS'SCHOOlSHOEil
"I observe in an article serve the real progress which protesting very much," said
buy- farms in Virginia, be Louisiana to the last vacan
' LADIES'
cause of the cheapness of cy after twoN a w Yorkers had from this place, published in 1 he race has made in New- tfie old gentleman.
land in that state. To show f a i l e d o f c o n f i r m a t i o n , t h e your valuable paper July 28? York, as indicated by the "But it was so sudden, pa
_
BROCKTON,MASS
prosperity of its representa pa, that I couldn't, she insis
that he considered that ad speculators now say that the signed by various citizens
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
vice good he proposes to buy President will fill this vacan this town, among whom are tive men and women.
ted.
All our Ahoes are equally satisfactory
c.v from New York, which is, Sheriff Pritchard, Represent
The late Frederick Doug
a farm in that state himself,
"Tell me about it," he said. They give the best value for the money.
Style and fit.
and to divide his residence af of course, more or less proha ative Turner, Parson Weav l a s s w a s r e g a r d e d a s t h e "Well, he adopted a very- hey equal custom shoes In Unsurpassed,
heir wearing qualities are
he prices are Uniform,-—Stamped on sole,
ter his return to private life, ble, but all the same it is on er and Parson Buchanan, re most intellectual negro man clever ruse, you see. He got rom $i to $3 sayed over other makes.
If your dealer cannotsupply you wecan. Sold by
between Nebraska and Vir ly a guess. Three members flecting on the good motives in America, but there are ma me to look the other way and Dealers every where* Wauled, agent to
ginia. Secretary Morton's of the present Supreme Court of Rev. Milner Jones, an Epis n y l i v i n g m o d e s t l y i n t h i s then, before 1 knew it, he had take exclusive sale for this vicinityWrite at once.
good words for Virginia so —Chief Justice Fuller and Jus copal clergyman of this Dio and neighboring cities who kissed me on the cheek."
interested some prominent tices Shiran and White—were cese. Among the number cf are mentally as well equip
"The scoundrel !"
citizens of the state that he appointed by PresidentCleve unwarranted charges and a- ped as was D juglass, though
"It was wrong of him,, of
was invited to deliver an ad land and. the appointment buses heaped on Mr. Jones, they do not occupy as con course."
dress at Manassas, near the which the late Justice Jack criticising his conduct in vis spicuous positions before the
"What, did you do then ?"
f a m o u s b a t t l e f i e l d o f t h a t son received in the last days iting the dying Methodist la public as he did.
"1 was very angry. I told
name. He has accepted the of the Harrison administra dy and endeavoring to prose It will be news to in a n y him it was an insult."
invitation, and while there tion should properly have Ivte her to his faith. The la white persons to learn that
"Indeed it was, and y o u
he will decade about the pur been made by him. Thus what dy referred to was my da ugh many negro men own and oc should have ordered him to
The management of the
chase of a farm in that local Mr. Harrison deprived him ter, who had been lingering cu py bro w 11stone d wel 1 i ngs i n leave the room. Did you?"
Equitable Life Assurance
ity, which is only 26 miles of Providence has restored with consumption for many fashionable neighborhoods, "Nn-o. Not exactly."
Society in the Department of
from Washington and con to the President. Under months, and whose end was "inploy white servants, and
"Well, what did you do?"
the Carolinas, wishes to se
stand, I do not mean to im near ar hand, as we all knew, iide in their own carriages "I told him it wasaninsult
nected by rail.
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
A great deal of silly twad ply that the appointment of nu v d it was known to our pas behind horses driven by Jiver and that he must take it
for this work will find this
dle was nipped in the bud by J u s t i c J a c k s o n w a s n o t a tor, as well as the pastors of ied coachmen. Some not on back."
the cablegram received by good one. On the contrary, the various churches of the lye wn the houses they live "And then?" .
t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f S t a t e it was an excellent one, and town and community, nei in, but also bouses tenanted
"He was just taking it back
It is work, however, and those
from the United States Con might easily have been made ther one of whom had ever by rich white families, a n d when you came in and saw
who succeed best in it possess
sul at Port Louis. Mauriti by President -Cleveland, who visited,us, until Mr. Jones, there are colored men in New him."—Chicago Post.
character, mature judgment,
us, stating that-hehad made had during the first adminis who was a comparativestran Ycrk whose wealth is well atact, perseverance, and the
>11 rangemeuts to send Mrs. tration made Mr. Jackson a ger among lis. who came to long toward the million dol
Rules of Conduct,
respect of their community.
Waller, wife af the negro ex- U. S.-Circuit Judge. Only U our house as a Christian ruin lar maik.--N. Y. Times.
Never exaggerate.
Think this matter over care
Consul who is now serving a was not regarded as just the inter, had prayer with my
A Piclii re.
Never point to another.
fully. There's an unusual
twenty years sentence in a proper thing for an out-go sick daughter, and co nfortopening for somebody. If it
Never betray a confidence.
If there is one picture sweet
Fi en *h prison, end her cliil ing republican President to ed us as a follower of ,t h e ei than another in this great
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Never wontonly frighten an
riren, to France, hv the stea fii! sut : ;h an important place, meek and lowly should in our humaa panorama, it is that jother.
ther information on request.
mer leaving there the 20th belonging to the demociats, humble judgment. He did otyou h ministering to old
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Never leave home with un
inst. Of course the pathetic wh?n he knew that the demo pot proselyte my daughter, age. An incident I saw the kind words.
Rock Hill, S. C.
o
story of 1 his woman and her crat selected could take his nor my family, and did no other day would have fur Never neglect to call upon
children being left to starve seat upon the bench before a more than a consecrated chris nished an artist something your friends.
PROFESSIONAL.
in a foreign land will contin democratic president came tian minister was justifiable beautiful for his canvas. A
Never laugh at the misfor
ue to be printed in the class in.
in doing. We were very much dear old grandma had fallen tunes of others.
W. B. COUNC1LL, JR.
of newspapers which prefer
Representative Bankhead. comforted by his ministra asleep in her chair, the wrink
Never give a promise that
ATTORNEY AT LAAL
misstatements to facts all of Alabama, passed* through tion and regretted very much led hands falded over her knit you do not fulfill.
the time.
Washington on his way home that he could not be with us ting, and the silvered head
Boone, N. C.
Never send a present, ho
Hon. Chauneey F. Bla-k, from New York. He was ask more in our sad bereave dropped to one side in an un ping for one in return.
of Penn., who was in Wash ed who would be nominated ment. During herentire sick comlortable position, which
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Never speak much of your
ington for several days in f-.jr president by the demo ness, which lasted for many was observed by a vonng lad own performances.
Boone, N. C.
connection with business of crats. He replied; "I do not months, no minister of any who sat reading near by.
Never fail to be punctual Resident Physician. Office
the National Aseociation of ventuie a positiveopinionon religious denomination even Stepping quietly to her side at the time appointed.
on King Street north of Post
Democratic Clubs, of which that subject Personally I am visited us prior to the visit h e d r e w a p i l l o w f r o m t h e
Never make yourself the Office.
he is President, said of the for Gorman. 1 shall be for of Mr. Jones. After that time couch, and slipping it into hero of your own story.
republican fright in his state: him first and last, and I have Rev. Anderson visited us t h e c h a i r g e n t l y d r e w h e r
Never pick the teeth or
"The democrats, while the fu strong hope of his being liom quite often
head upon it, and then rever clean the nails in company.
A l lORNEY A1 LAW,
neral is none of theirs, are sin inated."
The only offense that any ently and lovingly kissed the
Never fail to give a polite
MARION,
- - - - N. G
ceiely desirous to see Sena When tno\ ing into our pres one could complain of being- pale brow and went back to answer to a civil question.
tor Quay triumph over the erit hom° I found a bottle of committed, is that he makes Ins reading. My heart was
-(G)Never question a servant
combine that is trying to Chamberlain's Pain Balm left it an invariable rule to visit touched and I thought, or child about family mat Will practice in the courts ocompass his political annihi by a former tenant. On the the sick, the afflicted, and all "Would anybody doubt that ters.
Vatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDovvf
and all other counti is in the
lation.^ I oon't think t h a t label I found the advertise people in distress. He visits boy's purity of life?" It was
Never present a gift saying western district
Special atten
democratic well-wishing will ment that it was good f o r the jail and has prayed with a little act prompted by a that it is of no use to your tion given to the collection o'
cuts and burns. lean testi
be of any benefit to Quay; on
lairm?."®*
fy to the truth of this. Noth the prisoners «nd exhorts noble heart, and it revealed self.
the contrary, it will aid to ing in all m.v experience has them to live a better life. He the character of that boy bet
Never read letters that you W. B. Coimcill M. D. T. C. Blackburn.
his load. Senator Cameron found its equal in treating divides his means among the ter than any words af others find addressed toothers.
Boone, N. C.
Zionville, N« C.
is another load—a good bit blisters or burns. F. E. BAR poor and humble; he distrib could have done. Old let us
Never fail, if a gentleman,
heavier one than the sympa RETT, manager Le Seuer Sen utes Bibles and prayer books all cherish tenderly the aged >f being civil and polite to la
thy of the democrats. Thus tinel, Le Sueur. Minn. Pain and religious literature am ones among us! They will not dies.
Balm is also a sure cure for
be here long, and when t hey
handicapped Quay.has a des rheumatism. For sale bj all ong the people and exhorts have slipped out ofourhouse
Never call attention to the
Q&F'Calls attended at all
perate fight on hishands, but druggists.
everybody to be religious. hold and gone into the silent features or form of any one
hours.fStt
my belief is that he will win.
Many of the people who are be^ ond, there will be lonely present.
Regard for the protest of
The character of the m-a n
making the assaults aie not hours for us, and perchance
Never refer to a gift y o ti J u n e 1 , ' 9 3 .
the moral elements of the
many regrets as well.—Ex.
fighting him is enough to put
guilty of like offenses. 1 am
have made or a favor you E. F. LOT ILL. T. C. FLETCHER
country mixed with good
the people on Quay's side.
not a member of the Episco Kenneth Bazemoor bad the have rendered.- Ex.
sense has caused the Atlanta
They represent all that is de
pal Church to which Mr. good fortune to receive a
Exposition authorities to
testable and corrupt in mod
My boy was taken with a
Jones belongs, but sin.ply small bottle of Chamberlains
give up the proposed sham
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea disease resembling bloody A T l O H N h Y S A T L A W ,
ern politics. They are an tin
make this statement in jus Remedy when three members
bull fight.
The Springfield
BOONE, N. 0.
grateful lot too, for most o f
tice to the character of this of his family were sick with flux. The first thing I thought
Republican says it is under
of was Chamberlain's Folic,
Special attention given
them are under the heaviest
good man. and hope you will disentery. This one small Cholera and Diorrhoea Rem
stood that President Cleve
bottle cured them all and he edy. Two doses of it settled to the colletion of claims.
publish the same."
obligation to Quay. 5
land did not regard the fight
had some left which he gave
There is a little probabili
Ointment
adjunct a seemely one in view Baby Marion Cleveland will to Geo. W, Baker, a promi the matter and cured h i in Chamberlain's Eye and SkinSore Eyes,
Is a certain cure for Chronic
ty that the vacancy upon the
start the machinery at the open nent merchant of the place, sound and well. I-heartily
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
of the fact that our State
bench of the United States
ing of the Cotton State Exposi Lewiston, N. C., and it cured recommend this remedy to Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Seal dead,
Department had invited for
all persons suffering from a 25 cents per box. For sale by drtigp -is.
Supreme Court made by tlie
tion. A wire will be run into Gray
eign nations to participate Gables and another into the Ex him of the same complaint. like complaint. I will answer
TO HORSE OWNERS.
death of Justice Jackson, of
When troubled with dysente
For
a fine healthy con
in the Exposition, and that position grounds. The signal ry, diarrhoea, colic or chol any inquiries regarding it dition putting a horse inCondition Powders.
try Dr. Cady's
Tennessee, will be filled be
when stamp is inclosed. I re They tone up the system, aid digestion, euro
the authoites respected their v\ ill be given from Atlanta and era morbus, give this reme
fore Congress meets. Thepo
fer to any county official as loss of appetite, relieve eonstip. iori, correct
wishes.
the baby will touch the buttton. dy a trial and you will be to my reliability. W. Roach kidney disorders and destroy wr, ns, giving
sition being too important
Good for the President. In Mr. Cleveland was originally in more than pleased with the J. P., Pritnrov, Campbell Co new life to an old or over workee Dorse. 25
to be filled by a recess nomi
cents per package. For sale by dru 'gists.
matters involving taste and vited to come to the opening and I result. The praise that nat- Tenn. For sale by ail drugn a t i o n w h i c h t h e S e n a t, e
jiirally follows its introduc
good sense he al ways hits the start the machinery, as lie did at tion and u^e lias made it
might decline to confirm after
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
bull's eye. In this instance the World's Fair, but his engage
Indigestion, and Ptomach disorders, take
t h e n e w J u s t i c e h a d t a k e n lie kills the bull in its entire inentB would not permit. He will | very popular. 25 and 50 cent
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
Children Cry for All dealers keep i t, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
I bottles for sale by all drug
trade mark A"d crossed red lines on wrapper.
part in the work of the court. ty.—News and Observer.
come a month later.
' gists.
W L DOUGLAS
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Docs This
Hit You?
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A Rare Opportunity
J. F
Counill & Blackburn,
Plpcias & Surgeons.
LOYiLL k Ffc.iwH.iu
Pitcher's Castoria.
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SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
the smoke house of Harvey DLL 11 D. JENNINGS, ple in the court house yard
BIG LAND SALE.
—DENTIST
oil Tuesday during the recess
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Church, who is now in jail
Whereas, Jane Miller and husband E. B. Millet did oil
here charged with stealing Is now located at Blowing of court.
the 5th day of August 1892, execute and deliver to Albert
I copy 1 year...........» ..<<,$1,00 whiskey from the ware house Rock, where he will remain | The men who have mad^ li. Shattuck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Wa
4<
6 months.....
.... 50
during the summer and fall! I he greatest achievement in! tauga county, State of North Carolina therein described, to
" 3 months.^,
Go before it was burned.
of each year, and desires to 1
secure the sum of $1,300 Jue by said Jane and E. B. Miller
ADVERTISING KATES.
—Mr. 0. E. Ewards, of Blow impress upon you the impor the history of the world did j to the British and American Mortgage Company, Limited,
1 inch 1 week.....
$ .75 ing Hock, with his friend Mr. tance of having your teeth at not do things just like every which said trust deed is recorded in Watauga county, in
body
T h e g r e a t a n d deed hook C, page 477, to which reference is hereby made,'
1 " 1month.....
1.75 Turnbull, was in town Tues tended to at once.
1 ' 3 "
3.00 day, and gave our office a
good man, Rowland Hill, was and whereas default has been uu>de in the payment of the
Don't Put it off, for by so
1 " G , "
5.00
doing, youi teeth get woi'se; aeustomed to go out a ii d monies secured by said trust deed; and whereas the under
1
1 year
7.00 call. Mr. Edwards is a gen give you moie pain, costs
signed has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the
1 column 1 week
9.00 tleman who has traveled a you more, and cannot he snv preach in the open air to the place of the said Albert R. Shattuck, as provided in said
1 ?•'
1month
13.50 great deal, and his fund of ed so well. Have them exam coli'ers, and Sunday after trust deed, and has been duly requested to execute the
1
3 "
25.00
noons would sometimes go
1 "
G "
37,50 general information is won- ined every 3 or 6 months and out and preach to his neigh trust, therein contained; Now therefore notice is hereby giV
en, that under and by virtue of the power contained in said
as soon as one decayed one
;1
T;year....;.;..
50 00 dertul.
is discovered, have it filled, bors on the suburbs of his fa trust deed, 1 the Undersigned substituted trustee, on Mon
—Deputy Collector Florton and you will not miss what
day the 2nd day of S«pt. 1895, between the hours of 10 a.
Entered at the Postoffieeat stored the whiskey he seized it will cost you to keep them ther's farm. I believe in a m. and 3 p m., at the court house door -n the towu of
Boone, N. C., as second-class on Elk some time since in his up, and thus save yomnatu man doing what he believes Boone in Watauga county, will uy public auction sell to
is his duty, if he has to do it
mail matter.
office (the old post office buil ral teeth, which a re so essen a hit different from other peo the highest bidder for cash the following described proper
ty, viz: 443 acres in three tracts. 1st tract. 275 acres in
tial to good health.
ding) and after taking all the
LOCAL NEWS.
pie. Christ and His apostles MeatCamp township, hounded on the N. by the lands of
NoCharge For Examination,
pains possible to make the
Give me a part of your pa were great open air preach C. Moretz and Mrs. Houck, on the S. by the lands of T. 8.
, —An article from 'Civis' is house secure against any one tronage, and make my house er, or street preachers. Bro. Walls, on the 8. by the lands of j. H. Taylor and on the
who might wish to take a your home while ha vingyour Church has it in mind to hold W. by the lands of J. E. Finley and John I Green, being
left out this issue.
the lands deeded to Jane Miller wife of Edward B. Millerby
drink without permission, he work done.
—There have been some un went on a business trip to &5T\Sufficie*it produce f o r a meeting of days at Elk X A , J . M o r e t z a n d w i f e , a n d f u l l y s e t o u t b y m e e t s a n d
Roads first of Sept. next and bounds in che deed recorded in book P page 167 of the pub
usually hard rains of late.
Ashe and Alleghany counties. my family's use will be taken will be with us at Lenoir lie records of Watauga county, to which record reference
—Bead notice of seizure by On his return, he summoned in exchange for work.
,is hereby made. 2nd tract. 150 acres in Bald Mountain
Office at residence, (Morris some time during the fall.
'Deputy Collector florton in appraisers to find the val Building ) Very Resp.
Our schools are opening, township, bounded on the N. by the lands of J. W. Finley,
on the E. by the lands of the heirs of Wrti. Noi'ris, on the
this issue.
ue, quantity, etc., of the whis
R. D. JENNINGS.
so far as I have heard, with 8. by the lands of E. B. Miller and on the W. by the lands
—Miss Margaret V. Coffey key, and to 'his surprise, he J u l y 1 8 .
reasonably good prospects, of J. W. Henry Steele being the land deeded to Jane Miller,
is visiting friends*at Butler, found one of the barrels en
Prof. Phillips is still at Hibti wife of E. B. Miller, b.v the heirs of Jos. Holman, dec., and
Letter fi om Hibriten, N. C.
tirely empty. On investiga
Tetm.
ten. Prof. W. R. Beach has fully set out by metes and hounds in deed recorded in
tion it was found that a hole Editoi Democrat:
been elected principal of book M, page 272 of the public record of Watauga county
— Thomas Farthing opened
had been bored up through
The DEMOCRAT is as wel King's Creek Academy. Prof. to which reference is hereby made. 3rd tract. 18 acres of
school at the Elrqd school
the floor and into the barrel come as ever, and is the first M o o r e i s a t A m h e r s t a n d land ih Ball Mountain township, bounded on the N. by
house on Flat Top Monday,
the lands of E. B. Miller, on the E. by the lands of the heirs
and the whiskey stolen in that paper read on the day it rea Prof. Sigmon goes back to of Wm. Norris, and on the W. by the lands of J. W. Henry
—Mr. W. L. Bryan has com way. There is no clue as to ches us, and if it fails income
Granite Falls. 1 understand Steele, being a part of the land deeded to Jane Miller by
menced his new barn. G. W. who did the stealing.
we feel disappointed. Each there will be no school at the the heirs of Jos. Holman, deed., and fully set out by metes
Councill and C. A. Grubb are
w^ek it is like a letter from Globe. T have not learned and bounds in deed recorded in book M, page 272 of the
doing the work.
On last Saturday a pos- home. I wish more of the who wdl have chargeat Hart public records of Watauga county, to which record refer
t •; V.
i •
ence is hereby made. Said laud will be sold to satisfy the
—James D. Councill, of Boone, see of men, headed by Con people of Watauga would land this year.
debt secured by said trust deed, and such title will be given
has been appointed Deputy Mar stable Roby Green, went intc write for the paper.
Prof. B. B. Dougherty is as is vested in said trustee,
shal, and will soon enter upon Poga to arrest one of the Ca
W e a re h a v i n g ve ry warm visiting in Globe and Lenoir,
E. 8. COFFEY, Substituted Yrtis - s.
the duties othis office.
weather, hut not so warm as or rather near Lenoir this
hie hoys, who was charged
—Many of the public schools with violating some of the it was the first, of June. We week. I am of the opinion
are n0# in session. Prof. Yar State laws. Fearing trouble are having plenty of rain but that Bland will either make
boro is getting on quite nice if they ventured to the house not so in all paits of the nis home in Caldwell county
ly with his school here.
of Cable, they secreted them c o u n t y . S o m e s e c t i o n s a r e some day, or some Caldwell
The great secret to success in havingplenty of the comCalvin. ,S. . Farthing, of selves in a skirt ot woods suffering, specially North Ca lady will make her home in
: :i
. • sorpe fine, ..
«' thor near by to await his passing. tawba township. The corn Wata uga.
forts of life is in knowing how and ivhen to buy. First,
H^'ttie, has
look! second, examine the quality and price of the article,
We are having fine rains to or articles, you wish to buy. To those who are interested
oughbred Burkshire pigs for They were not disappointed, crop is already cut short
yUle. The parent hogs were for he soon came along, and there. In this section thecrop day, which will helpthecrops in buying necessaries for their consumption for the least
with him several other men is very promising, a n d we gieatlv. Truly,
money, we most respectfully invite them to call on us and
shipped to hi in from Perm.
all well armed. They were or ha ve just occasion for grati
examine our entire line of
I W.THOMAS.
—judge L. L. Greene will
dered to halt by the officers, tude. Our fruit crop is much
Aug. 16, 1895.
lehve for his ciruit on next
more abundant than we an
; r o Monday. He will return in hut instead of doing so they
Consisting of Groceiies, Hardware, Tinware, Sheetings,
Old People.
I r,riDbcemtier arid make arrange retreated a short distance ticipated at first.
Plaids, Prints, Oashmers, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing, No
Last of July and first of Old people who require medi
and commenced^firing oh the
tions, etc.
plants to move to Morganofficers. Quite a lively battle this month I spent seventeen cine to regulate the bowels and
It will not cost-you anything to examine our goods
..... ; ;tOH.
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ensued, ami when the smoke days consecutively in protrac kidneys will find the true remedy but we will be pleased to show them to you and give you
—Mrs. Mack Green, of Blovv- of the conflict has blown a ted meetings; nine at North in Electric Bitters. This medicine our prices, whether you buy or not.
Jug Rock, died at her home way it was found .that a Mr. Catawba and eight at Lower does not stimulate and contains
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
on Sunday, the 11th inst. She Green well, one Of i lie officers, Creek. At the former three no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
We make a specialty ot shoes. We think we can Sell
was taken sick on Saturday, was shot through, with a professed a hope and four but acts as atonic and alterative.
It acts mildly on the stomach you the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer
and died the followingday at Spencer rifle hall'and dead; united with the church; at the
and bowels, adding strength and chant or merchants in the county . We do not qu ote prices
6. a. in.
James Cable, father of the latter some twenty-five made giving tone to the organs, there in oil'* advertisement from the fact there a re so many differ
—On last Friday Walter man for whom the officers a profession and up to this by aiding nature in the perform ent grades oi the same line of goods that it is almost im
Hodges, of Clark's Creek, was had papers, shot through the time thirteen have been re ance of their functions, Electric possible to quote prices and at the same time describe the
caught under a falling tree back, and seriously if not ceived into the church, and Bitters is an excellent appetizer goods so you will know the quality without examining for
yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy our
and badly bruised and man- mortally wounded; the wife others are expected soon. Rev and aids digestion. Old people goods by selling on time, we sell to all tor the Pay When
find itjust exactly what t h e y
, v , gled. Though very painiul- of James Ca besprinkled with G. H. Church, of Statesville,
They Receive The Goods consequently it enables us to sell
iy hurt, it is thought he will shot about the neck, to say conducted the meeting for us need. Price 50 cents per bottle goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buy
nothing of a number of flesh at Lower Creek. He did all at any drug store.
er will be convinced of the truth.
recover.
VERA RESPECTFULLY,
wounds received by parties the preaching and did it well.
—North Wilkesboro Insti
LET Mi: SAY
BLACKBURN, COl III ELL & MILLER.
He gave us "thus sayech the
tute will open August 6th. on both sides. This is a sad
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*WWU»TFSAAK„
affair, apd one to be greatly Lord" foi'every doctrine he To the dwellers in the grass- I • M •NIMMIM • 11 I HI
Board $6.00 per month.
advanced, naming book chap clad hills and low green vales of
Tuition from $1.00 to $2.50 deplored; It is thought that
the Cable wanted is seriously ter and verse. He is a strong Watauga; to the people who own
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per month.
the flocks and herds that * Lie
hurt, though still at large. Ef man, and thoroughly conse down in green pastures and feed
. W rite to W.R. Absher forcircrated to his work. It was a by the still .vaters," in the Land
culars, North wilkesboro, N.C. forts are being made toascer
real pleasure to usalltohave of the Sky that I desire their bet
tain where he is.
«We* understand t hat Holhim with us, and especially ter acquaintance. I am selling
You cannot say that you have
If you are in earnestabout wanting the best Monument
H A R D W A R E
'
lySpring College has had an
so to myself. I saw him when
tried everything lor yonr rheu
in the town oi Lenoir, and your or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to write to me,
auspicious opening. The club
matism until you have tried Ay. he was an earnest seeker of valued oatronage is earnestly so as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I em
,house has reduced hoard to a
er's Pills. Hundreds have been religion, and for a short time licited. You cannot do better else
minimum, only $4.00 per cured of this complaint by the he went to school to me in where. If you want a machine of ploy the very best workmen, and to-day I have the largest
and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina.
month. Catalogues can he use of these Pills alone. They Ashe county, and later I as
A NY K 1 N D,
©^Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult your interest,
had at this office,
I will order it for you at the bot
were admitted on exhibition at sisted at his ordination. We
tom of the market.
and give me a call or write for prices.
—Messrs. W. R. and Clay the World's Fair as a standard labored together much in Ifyou want piping, belting, hose
C- B- WEBB- Statesville, N. C.
meetings in'Ashe county, and saws, valves, steam gauges, lu
Jurney, of Olin, are visting cathartic.
fc c
I have felt no little interest bricators, cant hooks, spindle January 24th, 1895.
their sister, Mrs. R.C. Rivers.
It is now only a matter of
oil. red engine oil, journal castor
Clay has the scholarship to time when Cuba will be able in his success as a servant oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, sew
the A. & M. College, at Ral to declare and maintain her of our common Master. It ing machine oil, journal grease
OL
eigh from Iredell county, and independence. Th° greater was interesting to hear him or any kind of grease come and
will enter school there on the the efforts of Spain to put relate his experience in street see me. If you want a first-class
SEWING MACHINE
ZIONVILLE NORTH GAR0L1NA.
6th of next month.
down the insurgents thegrea preaching in Statesville. He with all attachments for $22.00
has large and oiderly crowds or a good New Home sewing ma
Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valu
—News reaches us that 50 ter the complication and the
to hear him, and is doing chine. the best in the world, come able medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDI
of the boarders at Blowing stronger the opposition. It
good by reaching a class of and see me. Why pay an ngent CINE, composed of the natural herbs of out mountain sec
Rock left for their respective now looks line Spain will even
for riding around and feeding a
people that rarely ever enter team? Needles for any sewing tion.
This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for c ishomes on last Monday. It tually give up Cuba and lose
k has been quite a prosperous her dominion over the island. a meeting house of any de machine in the known w o r 1 d eases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and all diseases ari
nomination. Ofcourse some J36TY an be Sent By Mail.^ZsM sing from a billious system. Th* is no pa= ent modiffine. It is
year for the hotelists at that We think it probable that
c r i t i c i s e h i m , s a y i n g s u c h fi®"*It you want bar iron, bar pure, simple, cheap and effective. It if :ec r imenied by
popular resoit, but the big the strained relation between
preaching is all out of place, steel, hoop iron, sheet iron, rod the physicians of the county, and is nno of the h^st medi
crowd of boarders will soon the United States and Spain
iron, of every size known to civi cines on the market.
will widen and trouble may while ethers, approving, bid lized man, come and see me. Life
be gone.
This medicine is put up in packages with hill directions
arise over the payment of the him God speed. He reached is too short to enumerate every with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per pac -go, sent
- -There were two more barStatesville Monday night on thing—come and see.
post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble, Dys
*
rels cf the supposed burned Mora claim of $15,000,000. h i s r e t u r n h o m e , a n d t h e CHARTER OAK HARDWARE STORE pepsia or Kidney complaints, try it and he convinced that
JOHN M. 11OUCK, Manager we are not trying to humbug you.
whiskey found on Elk last
Children Cry for Landmark says lie preached
RESPECTFULLY.
Lenor, N. C. June 2G.
week. They were buried in Pitcher's Castoria.
to a large gathering of peo
7 E L MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COM PAN X
LOOK AHL E2AMHJE!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
, V
I LEA D, OTHERS FOLLOW.
Statesville Marble Works,
—o
THE MOUNTAN MEDICINE CGPANY
�Tii-3 Wataaga Democrat
A Horrible Murder.
tered almost daily by drunk
A friend in Johnson county.
en mobs. The Chinese are of
ten murdered here in our own Tenn., sends us the following
1 hursday, August, 22^ 1895
•
Bad soda spoils good flour.
highly christianized cities. particulars of the murder in
Pure soda—the best soda, comes
Let us all turn our attention that county on the 10th to
We were much amused at to home matters.
• only* packages.
"An attack of La Grippe, three
which we refeiivd in our last
years ago. left me a physical
our brother over the ridge,
bearing this trade mark gy
issue:
wreck, and being naturally frail
and delicate, it seemed as if I
the shrewd editor of the Gas
•
It costs no more than inferior package soda
Two Lives Saved.
On Saturday the 10th inst
never should rally again. In
J —never spoils the flour—always keeps soft
tonia Gazette, about his be
duced at last to try
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junc there appeared to have been
• Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
ing so deeply stirred over the t i o n C i t y , 1 1 1 . , w a s t o l d b y h e r a cold blonde 1 murder com
! •
and insist on packages
comments made by the DEM doctors that she had consump m i t t e d i n M o u n t a i n C i t y ,
S
bearing these words—
J
OCRAT on his crop report a tion, and that there was no hope Tenn. Tom Crosswhite shot
few weeks since. Onr broth for her, but two bottles of Doc and killed'James Furgesmi,
er employed much high soun tor King's New Discovery com- col. in Mitchell's store with
Sarsaparilla
nletely cured her and she says it
I was surprised after taking it
ding language to set himself
out any apparent provoca
®
Modc only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
•
two weeks, to find I was gaining
tight as he imagined he had saved her lite. Mr. Tbos. Egars, tion. Crosswhite entered the
Write for Ann and hammer Book ef valuable Qecipe*—FREE.
m
strength, and now I am pleased
139 Florida St. San Francisco,
to say I am enjoying better health
be< n assailed*. But we gath
••tMDDMbOMttteetMoesttbatMabbMttttteMtbMitbb
than I ever had before in my
suffered from a dreadful cold, ap store in an intoxb ited condi
life."—EVA BRAGG, Lincoln, ILK
er from the cogent remarks proaching consumption, tried, tion, and remarked to FurOf brother Marshall that he without result, everything else geson that he was coming to Highest Awards
intended them to advertise then bought one bocfcle of Doctor his house tonight. Furgeson World's Fair
o—o—o— o
his vineless po tutors, a n d King's New Discovery and in two replied: "1 don't want any Chicago.
ANNOUNCEMEAT FOR 1895.
that the News and Observer weeks was cured. He is natural fuss with yon." Crosswhite
First session opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes June21st
and the DEMOCRAT would set ly thankful. It is such results, seeing a small knife in Fur1895. The second session will open Aug. 6th 1895 and
the woods ablaze over his of which these are samples, that geson's hand, asked him if
Children Cry for close Dee. 24th.
FACULTY.
•
vineless "haters', and white prove the wonderful efficacy or it was for him. Furgeson re Pitcher's Castoria.
Rev. J, H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J. May Yarboro
blackberries. This was the this medicine in coughs and colds plied that it was not. Cross
One do/ ai pais tor the will be in charge of the Primary and Intermediate depart
ostensible reason, no doubt. Free trial bottle at any drug white then asekd him to step
store. Regular sizes fifty cents
ments, and Hhe will also have charge of the music depart
la m cat one I e. r
But we must be honest, and
back into the rear of t he
ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeia
and one dollar.
not delude our gardeners in
store. They both went back
j Joyed as the school in a v lequire.
to buying vineless potato
one on one side of a table
TERMS.
We sincerely wish that our
slips. Our friend claimsthat
TUITION in the Primary Department $1.00.
the other on the other. Cross
Baptist leaders would hold
HIGHER ENGLISH..
.#2.00.
he has vineless 'biters' with
up a few years on this ques white then drew a 48 caliber
ACADEMIC...'.
|2.50 to$3.0().
m
tubers on them. We once
tion ot State aid to the Uni pistol and shot Furgeson
MUSIC
#2.50.
heard of an old lady descri
versity. It does seem that three times, oncein the heart,
®@~Board in good families, includi* g light, fuel and
bing nothing, who said a
under the high pressure now once in the bowels and once
necessary conveniences, per month, #6.00 to #7.50.
footless sock without a leg
upon us, this matter should in the neck. He instantly It Is An I;on-clad Fact.
For any information not herein contained apply to the
was as near nothing as she
not be lugged into politics. died, and was laid out in the
Piincipal, Boone, N. C.
could imagine, and we con
While wo do not take a stand conrt house. Crosswhite was
clude that the vineless pota
I have no goods to offer
forjor against State aid to the arrested at once and carried
NOTICE.
to . the court house where
to would be as near nothing
University, yet we can not he seemed to Tie perfect I \ you, but I have the Cold.
Notice is hereby given of
as the footless sock. Then
see what our friends expect cool and asked'to seeold Jiin Hard Cash to offer you for the seizure on the 17th oay
think of the white blackber
t o g a i n b y a g i t a t i n g t h i s again. He is now in jail a
of August, 1895. of six casks
ry ! Is our friend color blind?
BIRCH OIL,
.0.
of corn whiskey supposed to
question again under f h « waiting a preliminary trial.
You had better 'fess' up old
GINSENG AND
•ontain about 225 gallons,
present disturbed condition
Not one complaint has ever
B E ES W A X
brother. The people cannot
near Triplet!, in Watauga "Money Saved Is
of our State politics. The fu been made by those using Aver's
be induced to buy, and no
At the highest maket pi ices eounty. N. C. The above de
sronists were all for it last Sarsaparilla according to direc
scribed property was seized
mythic statement from a
Money Made."
election, but went back on it tions. Furthermore, we have yet
under provisions of See 3,460
man who claims tobea mod
in the pinch of time, and a- to learn of a ease in which it has
7 hose ha ving any of R. S. of the United States,
est gardener' will ha ve mu?b
gain voted for the appropria failed to afford benefit. So say these articles to offer would and any person claiming said
influence. Come over and
tion. While a few men like hundreds of druggists all over do well to see or wiite to me property is hereby notified to
Owing to a recent change
take a look at our 'tater'
the country. Has cured others,
come forward within 30 days
Senator Butler Dr. Mott, Giz will cure you.
at Blowing Rock, A. 6. 2 his from date of this notice and in our business, that is, from
patch among the mountains
zard French, control the pol
.day 30, 1895.
file bond required required by the "Old Time" "credit sys
of 'winter headquarters.' We
BncklciRs Arnica Sa'vc.
itics of the State there can be
law in such cases or it. will be tem to a
J. B. JOHNSON.
can show you 'taters' what
MT
no reform in the way o u r The best salve in the world for
declared forfeited to the Uni
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
are 'taters,' and the vines on
ted States. This Aug. 19th,
christian friends want. We fever sores, tet ter, chapped harms
which they grow as well.
1985.
regard the Baptist of North chilblains, corns, and all skin
Theie is no deception in ours.
We are able to o f f e r you
Carolina as a great power in eruptions, and positively cures I Believe in Hootfs S. L. Rogers Col. 5th Dist,
by J. C. Horton D. C.
piles, or no pay required. It is
Brother, just come out like
AR BUCKLE S COFFEE '
the land, and when coupled guaranteed to give perfect satis
the nice man you are, and
wit the other great denomi- faction or money refunded.
at 24 cts per lb.;
say your crop is a failure,
tion, the Methodist, could a? Price 25 cents per box. For sale
Good green coffee at 20 cts,
and we will send you some
by all druggists.
Read the Statement ef «
eomplish this desired reform,
per lb ;
Ropii lar Teacher
that will make you glad.
hut at present these great de My boy was taken with a
Extra ' C" sjgar at 16 lbs.
nominations are not united disease resembling bloody
CAN GIVE MILK. to the dollar; good, heavy
The outrage and murder of
flux. The first t hing 1 thought
on this,State aid question. of was Chamberlain's Folic,
the christian missionaries bv
domestic at 7 cts per yard.
Bide your time in patience, Cholera and Diorrhoea Rem
the Chinese mobs have great
We have just received
I CANT PLAY THE E1DDLE
our christian friends. First edy. Two doses of it settled
ly an,used the civilized na
But I can show you 30 cases of gent's and la die's
let us settle this great ques the matter and cured b i n»
tions, and the English Gov
a nice assortment of Staple shoes, and will sell them at
tion of finance, and let us re sound and well. I heartily
and Fancy Groceries,such as prices r .o suit the buyer.
ernment, as well as our own
store* to our dear old State recommend this remedy to
( 'OFFEE,
all persons suffering from a
country, has made the usual
Call and see us and we wih
that quietude and prosperity like complaint. I will answer
SUGAR,
save you money.
movements to have the mat
we have lost through theven any inquiries regarding it
CHEESE,
ter investigated. Of course,
JOHNSON EDM I ST EN & CO
CRACKERS,
when stamp is inclosed. I re
turesome and incapable legis
China will be frightened into
Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894.
CAKES,
fer to any county Official as
lature of 1895.
an apology, and a few of the
CANNED-BEEF,
to my reliability. W. Roach
POTTED HAM,
mob will be arrested and im Kenneth Bazemoor had the J. P., Primrov, Campbell Co
SALMONS.
Tenn. For sale by ail drug
Mr. Geo, A. Zirklc
prisoned, and all will pass off good fortune to receive a
- SARDINES,
Mt Horeb, Tenn.
gists.
as other such incidents. Then small bottle of Chamberlains
-BY-BUTTERNUTS,
The statements in the testimonial below are
the christian people will ask Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea When mo\ ing into onr pres familiar facts to the Immediate friends of Mr.
English walnuts, soft shell
Remedy when three members
Zlrkie,
Horeb,
INHALATION!
again for money to rebuild ot his family were sick with ent hour* I found a bottle of Geo. A.very wellschool teacher, of Mt. county, ed almonds, peanuts,raisins,
Tenn.,
known throughout the
Chamberlain's Pain Balm left where be was born and has always lived. Read R.
the houses and churches that disentery. This one small
tigs, canned fiuits, shoe dress 1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
were burned and sacked by bottle cured them all and he by n former tenant. On 1he "Dear Sirs;—I believe in Hood's Sarsaparilla. ing, inks, plain and fancy can
label I found the advertise I will tell you
I have suffered from In
the infuriated mobs. Theie had some left which he gave ment. that it was good f o r herited scrofulawhy. child hood. When 37 years d i e s , f a n c y a n d l a u n d r y
from
For Consumption. Asthma. Bron A
SOAPS,
to Geo. W. Baker, a promi
v/ill always be men and wo
of age, my eyes became strangely affected. 1
chitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay W
TOBACCO,
nent merchant of the place, cuts and burns. I can testi could not read after snnset, and when I would
Fever Headache; Debility Rhe'u
men ready to go to China Lewiston, N. C., and it cured fy to the truth of this. Noth «.se my eyes, I could not open them; but ou
SNUFF,
matiem, Neuralgia.
and convert the natives to him of the same complaint. ing in all my experience has whichever side I lay, on that side I could open
CIGARS,
my eye.
condition continued about two
AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
found its equal in treating years, andThis succeeded by
CIGARETES.
the christian religion until When troubled with dysente
was
DISORDERS.
An Intolerable Itching
MATCHES,
ry, diarrhoea, colic or chol blisters or burns. F. E. BAR
the next mob sees proper to
R ETT, manager Le Seuer Sen all over my body and limbs. I had to have my
Horse and Cattle Powders,
burn and kill again. There era morbus, give this reme tinel, Le Sueur. Minn. Pain little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
It has been in use for more than
dy a trial and you will be
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was and many oiher articles too
are nearly or quite five times
Balm is also a sure cure for followed immediately by a trsmor in the right
twenty years; thousands of pa
more than pleased with the
tedious to mention.
tients have been treated, and oas many Chinamen as we result. The praise that nat rheumatism. For sale by all sldo of my neck, as large as a small egg. I at
once commenced taking physicians' prescrip
fi^Come and see for your ver one thousand physicians have
druggists.
have people in America, and urally follows its introduc
tions and contlnuod till I lost hope. In the mean
used it and recommend it—a very
time the tumor changed Its place to the Imme selves.
missionaries have been work tion and u^e has made it
significant fact.
diate front of my neck, suppurated and was fol
also keep a good line
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
ing with them for over one very popular. 25 and 50 cent
"Finally, throe years ago, another large tu of Domestic Medicines
bottles for sale by all drug
It is agreeable. There is no nau
. v.udred years and the result
mor seated Itself on the point of my collar hone
Cut Accurately and Rap-1
gists.
Idly ou the
and in six months another half way back on the
feeTAll of my goods wil 1 be seous taste, nor sickening smell,
has been thai in the interior of
bone. Both of them soon began to discharge
FARQUHAR
and continued to do so till about seven months s c l d a t p r i c e s t o s u i t t h e
China the missionaries have Why do some papers still talk
"Compound Oxygen—its mode
ago. I tried everything, Including prescriptions. times, for PAY DOWN, but
Variable Friction
I was often so weak that
of Action and Results," is the ti
been recently robbed, murder about Cleveland's third term?
Feed Saw Mill
I Could Scarcely Walk
LAWFUL HIGH ON A tle of a book of 200 pages pub
With Quick Receding Head
ed, and and all their school G rover could not be elected againand my mind was so confused that I could
lished bv Drs. Starkey and Palen
Blocks. Capacity 5,000 to
CREDIt.
scarcely attend to my business (school teach
30,000 feet, with Engines
30,000
Engine
and church buildings burned neither, in our opinion, does he
which gives to all inquirers full
and Boilers from 12 to
ing). I was utterly dlscournged. And now my
J&Sg1* When you come to the information as to this remarka
Horse Power.
to the ground. For the next desire to be a candidate. We
story draws to a close. I began the use of
For hill descriptive catalogue
"Rock" come and seerne, and ble curative agent, and record of
address,
twelve months please don't are not for him a third time, we
5
cures in a wide
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd.,
it may be to our mutual ben surprising cases—many of range
ask lis for any missionary nave voted for him three times
ol chronic
them
YORK, PA.
Hood's Sarinparllla a little less than a year ago, efit.
after being aba ndoned to die bymoney to send the gospel to already, and with some few ser
and took five bottles. When I began I had no
faith In It. In less than three months both the
Thanking my friends for other physicians. Will be mailed
China. Give us a i est. Mon ious objections we like him, but
sores on my shoulder were healed : I was cured
of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit past patronage, and hoping on application.
dent want him for president any
ey is very scarce any way.
has steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
moro than I ever did In my life, and am
All of our ministers and chris more. We want a new man for When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
to merit it in thefutore, lam
In the Best of Health,
tian workers have lots to do 1896. who is a true blue demo When sho was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
constitution. Do you
at home. Here in our own crat on the national financial When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. considering my Hood's Sarsaparilla? Iwonder
1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
that I believe in
can do
J. B. CLARKE.
and every
country men are killing each question, one who believes in When she hud Children, she gave them Castoria. no less than recommend It everywhereTenn.
120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal
way." GEO. A. ZIRKLK, Mt. Horeb,
— •
•
, I
other; wivesand children, old both gold and silver ,and more
Blowing Rock, April 10, '95. Please mention this paper.
Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
men and women are slnugh- of it.
biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache,indigestion. '
Better
Health
Than Ever
] AVOID Bulk Soda I
!
j ARM AND HAMMER SODA i
" BOOHS HIGH SCHOOL.
Look Here Fu's!
This Is No Humbug!
Do Yon Want Kcnty?»
CASH BASIS
IMel Scrofula Cured
cow can't pick the banjo.
TREATMENT
Lumber Wanted
Hood's #*Cures
Drs. Starkey & Palen,
�fua Watauga Democrat
A DEMooRATlofamiiy newspaper
devoted to the interest ot Conn
ty State ano Nation. Published
every Thursday at Boone, Wa
tauga (^ountv. N. C.
A Girl Should Loam
To sew.
To cook.
To mend.
To be gentle.
To value time.
To dress neatly.
To keep a secret.
To mind the ha by.
To avoid idleness.
To be self-reliant.
To da rip-stockings.
To respect old age.
To catch a husband.
To hold their tongue.
To make good bread.
To keep a house tidy.
To be above gossipping.
To humor a cross man.
To control their temper.
To take care of the sick.
To make a home happy.
To sweep down the cob
webs.
To marry a man for his
worth.
To be a helpmate to a hus
band.
To keep clear of flash liter
at are.
To take plenty of active ex
ercise.
To read some books besides
novels.
To see a mouse wit hout scream
JTlg.
To be light-hearted and fie. t
footed.
To wear shoes that won't cramp
her feet.
To get in a mother-in law's
good graces.
To give poodles the second
place in her heart.
To be a womanly woman un
der all circumstances.
To use no cosmetic but soap,
water, and fresh air.
To be polite to all people at all
times and at all n J aces.
To live on more healthful diet
than cake and confections.
To distinguish a suit of clothes
from the man who wears them.
To respect herself that she may
know how to win respect from
others.
To know the worth of h e r
heart and hand and not to give
them away too easily.
To be mistress of some lucra
tive branch of industry if she is
to depend on her own exertions
for a living.
To look 011 a man as a crea
ture with a head and heart, and
not as a mere machine to turn
out so many dollars a dav and
keep a woman in all the solid com
forts of life.—Selected.
The witty bishop of Oxford
was once waited 011 bv n oler
gyman who came to lodge a
complaint agamsra brother
cleric, whom he accused of rit
ualistic piaoti'-es. '"For in
stance," said the aggrieved
clergyman, "'does vour lord
ship consider it right for a
clergy to kiss a stole?" Well'
replied Dr. Stubbs very grave
l.y, "I think there would be
better ground for complaint
it he stole a kiss."
Dame Nature, when s h e
takes a lump ot clay and lov
ingl.v molds it. ahvnys A in
tends to make a woman.
But sometimes the clay is
brittle and obstinate. Then,
losing patiente, she tosses
the lump to the Sixth Assis
tant Deputy Nature a n d
says:
"Here, take it. There is
stuff enough there for a doz
en of those men.—N. Y. Recoi
der.
To
Remove
That Tired
Feeling, Take
THE ONLY WORLD'S FAIR
'Sarsaparilla
Over Hall a Century
Old. Why Not
Get the Best?
Wlion Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
"When slio was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, slio clung to Castoria.
Wbeu she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.
In order to introduce Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy here
we sold several dozen bottles
on stricr guarantee a rid have
found that every bottle did
good service. We have used
it ourselves and think it sn
pei01 to any other. W. J.
Mowery. .larvisville, VV. Va..
For mle by all druggists.
deed executed by A. n. Franklin
and wife 011 the Oth day of Aug.,
181)4, to secure one note for
$1 75.00. 1 will sell for cash to the
highest bidder 011 Monday, sent.
2nd, 1895. at the court ii o 11 s e
door in Boone for cash the tract
ot land described in said mort
gage deed, situated in Mitchell
and Watauga counties on both
sides ot Elk river, adjoining the
lands ot T. E. Matson and others,
being the land where A. B. Frank
lin now lives. This July 30, '95
o. MCD. Hampton. Mortgagee,
by T. A. Love, Attorney
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Under and by virtue ol a warant of destraint to me directed
by the collector of internal reve
nue for the 5th iiist. ot N. 0., and
against J A nenney, iwik 011 MOD
day, the 1.1th day of sept. 1895,
a 1 12 o'clock, M., sell at the post
office of Triplett in the county of
watauga and state ot N C., to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
Lying in Elk townshipin the coun
tv of watauga and state of N. C.
and being the same lands convey
ed f o the said J. A. nenney by T.
A. cox and wife by deed dated JOII
30, 1894 and registered in the
Register's offici of said county in
book "s" 011 page 97, and by I
T. calloway and wife by deed "da
ted Feb. 5, '94, and registeied in
tha Register's office for said coun
ty in book "s". page 100 and by
Geo. w. Hendrix by deed dated
March 25th 1893 and registered
in the Registers office for said
county in book "s" on page 157,
containing in the aggregate 213
acres more or less, and for a
more particular description ol
said lauds reference is hereby
made to said deeds abovedescrib
ed. Said sale is made for the pur
pose ot satisfying said wan ant
of destraint and costs. This Aug.
3rd. 1895.
I1. A. MCELROY, L)*M. COL.
y stent!) Of N. G.
NORTH CAROLINiTcOUASUE-
Comprises the University. Die
College, the Law and Medical
school, and the Bummer Schorl
for Teachers. Tuition $60.06: ^
teachers, 471 Students. AddrtW
President Winston. Chapel Hill,
N. C., for catalognpue and hand
book on'*Universify Education."
June 27th.
for gnfanto and Children,
Do You KNOW
M OTHERS,
that Paregoric,
Batsman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine?
Do Yon Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
I>o Vow Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
7V? Von irnoiy that Ca.-toria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle?
Do Vow Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
of all other remedies for children combined ?
Do You Know that the Tatent Office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his Assigns to use the word
" Castoriu " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense?
T>o Yon Krio-vv that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless ?
no You Know- that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
HISTORY OF THE LAST LEGISLA
TURE.
Buy One, Only Ten Cents.
The fac-slmilc
56
Signature of
JB@TB^-0NE DOLLAR
DOLLARS'
PER DAY
TO
Brown's
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Bitters
won't stain your
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pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia,
Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria,
Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
lines on the wrapper. All others at e sub
stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we
will send set of lan Beautiful World's
Fair Views and book—free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD,
is on every
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Oa.
Most Popular
wrapper.
for a mere song. See to It that
you buy from reliable manu
facturers that have gained a
reputation byhonest and square
dealing, you will then get a
Sewing Machine that is noted
the world over for its dura
bility. You want the one that
is easiest to manage and is
There is none in the world that
can equal in mechanical con
struction, durability of working
parts, fineness of finish, beauty
in appearance, or has as many
improvements as the
> Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-j
tent business conducted for MODERATE FEES. 1
5OUR OFFICE ISOPPOSITE U. S . FATENTOFFICE<
rand we can secure patent in less time than those'
t remote from Washington.
.
.
,
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-j
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Jcharge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
* A PAMPHLET, " How to Obtain Patents," with
rcost of same in'the U. S. and foreign countries'
pent free. Address,
!© EasU y Made. !C.A.SNOW&CO.
We want many men, women, bov.> and girls tf
work for us a few hours daily, rglit .u mid around
their own homes. Tin; business is < asy, pleasant,
strictly honorable, and pavs belter than nnyothei
offered agents. You have a clear la Id and nc
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make good pnv. Ar
work. All succeed .»* fo'l'.w «nr plain and sim
pie direction
Earnest - -**k will surely bring
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E' er thing is new
and i.i great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full ittfornia'inn. No liartn
done if you conclude not to go on with the
business.
-
PROF A. L. 85ITZ,F. H.G,
If you arefeelini
out of sorts, weal
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,
have no appetite
and can't work,
begin at oncetaking the most relia
ble strengthening
medicine,which is
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure—benefit
comes from the
very first dose—it
For sale by druggists; if not send to us,
and medicine will be sent ireight prepaid on
receipt of price. Address
THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR
r Medical
means so much more than
you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from'
trifling ailments neglected.'
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift—health.
^"Send for free book of Wonderful Cures.
Price, Si.00 per large bottle; S5.00 for six
bottles.
Light Running
ENDORSED BY
Health
BOTANIC BLOOD BALN never falls
to cure all manner of Blood and Skin Uia
eases. It is the great Southern building up
and purifying Remedy, and cures all manner
of skin and blood diseases. As a building
up tonic it is without a rival, and absolutely
beyond oomparison with any other similar
remedy ever offered to the public. It is a
panacea for all ills resulting from Impure
blood, or an Impoverished condition of the
human system. A single bottle will demon
strate its paramount virtues.
When you are about to buy a Sewing Mach|fe
do not be deceived by alluring advertisemenW
and be led to think you can get the best made,
finest finished and
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER
Poor
-
GET THE BEST
"Well, these things are worth knowing. They are facts.
A neat, attractive pamph
let,! 60 pages, wit Ii ornamen
t a I cover, devoted to the rec
old of the last Legislature
rheworst L^gislntu re. snv<
that of 1868. ever assembled GEORGE STINSCN& CO..
Box 488,
in the State. This hook gives
PORTLAND. P43ATNE>
its record plainly and truth
fully. Itgivesfactsand name.and is thoroughly reliable. L
has been prepaied by som<
of the best Democratic writ
ers in t he Srat e.
Every patriot, every citi
zen and
eve?y Demoera\
should ha ve a copy.
Price 10 cts. per ropy pnsl
paid. Lower prici s by tin
hundred. If not on sa'e at
bookstore or diugstore ad
dress E. M. Uzzeli. Printer
and Binder. Raleigh, N. t.
Mav 30. t f
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fin
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no Vow Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be Lept well, and that you may have unbroken rest?
Holly Spring College.
Butler, T E.NN
R R R
cents, or one cent a dose?
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.
J. HL. SMITH, PRESIDENT.
Always
C u r e d .
without labeling them poisons?
—OF—
The next session of this Col
lege will begin September 5t Ii.
Examinations at c o 11 n t \
.-.eats first Saturday in Au
g jst, Young men desiring a
technical education at anun
usually low cost will do web
to applv for catalogue to
A. Q. HOLLADAY. Pres.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Blood and Skin Diseases
Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics
Buck leu's Arnica Sa've.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum,
fevirsores, tetter, chapped hands
chilblains, corns, and all sfin
eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sah
by all druggists.
A co-educnt.ionaJ school of high
grade, begins its next, session A u
AYER'S PILLS cure Headache* gust 5. 1895.
Heathful am:
moral location. Large and con
venient
Children Cry for Reading building. Library and
Room.
Microscopes
and mineral cabinets Excellent
Pitcher's Castoria.
debating societies. Ample bear
NOTICE.
ding accommodations at small
ni the power of sale
By virtue
cost. Tuition very reasonable.
contained in a certain mortgage
Write for catalogue to
By virtue ol the power contain
i'd in a deed of conveyance from
j. Evius Brown to A. B. Franklin
en the 8th day of Nov. 1880, 1
will on Monday 1 he 2nd day of
sept. 1895 sell for cash to t h e
highest bidder at the courthouse
door in Boone the following de
scribed tract of land in watauga
county ou the east side of Elk riv
er, bounded by the lands of J. E.
Mai son. the state line and others
containing 214 acres. Said sold
to satisfy a lien created by deed
Capped The Clmux.
lor about $500.00 balance of pur
An exchange tells that a chase money. This July 30. 1895.
w. Vance Brown, Assignee,
good story was heard the oth
by T. A. Love, Attorney.
er day of a father and moth
er who were trying to find
names for their twin babies,
who, by the way, were girls.
It was decided that the fath
er must name them. Alter
casting about and findingno
names that exactly suited
him he determined to end the
strain on his mind and nam
ed them Kate and Duplicate.
In the course of time another
pair'of twius came ana they
were boys. This was the hus
band's opportunity to get
even and he wanted his wife
to christen the boys. Imag
ine his feelings when the mo
ther one day told him she
had named them Peat and
Repeat. But when the third
pair came the father grew
frightened and named them
Max and Climax.
Bristol Courier: Brains with !
out energy barely ekes out a '
ragged, half starved exist-!
enee: while energy without j
brains wears tan shoes and |
silk shirts and wines a 11 d
dines HI the fat of the land.
A happy combination of the
two is what the world takes
off its hat to and calls a howl
ing success.
Depart ment Tulano University
r Louisiana, who, after ft oaretui analjHii|
mouuccH it a pure (Jrwroo 'Tartar Powder,
1, icb he cheerfully recommends to the
cbiic.
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URE, WHOLESOME
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
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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