9 50 15792 https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ca007ef206b23b96c11f7b6c1f660b39.jpg a924993039cdf8e899afb0b80e0235d4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Icicles and Snow Description An account of the resource Photo depicts icicles and many feet of snow in front of a two-story home. Subject The topic of the resource Snow Boone (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ee7b1d1b162ce6a5b657e7828b47f3f6.jpg 7980a3d2228085b0b410ae09a9166a7b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dixie Stores Front Door Description An account of the resource Photo depicts several feet of snow on sidewalk and storefronts of Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel & Cafe. Subject The topic of the resource Snow Boone (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.6 MB Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UA29_010_Image5.jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant ||||osm Watauga County (N.C.) ||||osm Boone (N.C.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/fd42382c08a700e977349dd161cc6012.jpg 8ec92fde72182c2cdfb3fca942900e4c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Snow Storm Boone, N.C., with Daniel Boone Hotel sign Description An account of the resource Photo depicts snowy scene of Daniel Boone Hotel sign, power lines, and trees. Street sign: "Park No Trucks in this block" Handwritten note: "Snow storm Boone N.C. 1942" Subject The topic of the resource Snow Boone (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.8 MB Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UA29_010_Image6.jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant ||||osm Watauga County (N.C.) ||||osm Boone (N.C.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/630cb0f96ecf7ade0e341f6509a138d7.jpg c8e0b50f84276db5d3011bfb8fcd152b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Two Women Standing in Snow Description An account of the resource Photo depicts two women standing in many feet of snow, in front of a multi-story, brick building. Subject The topic of the resource Appalachian State Teachers College (N.C.) Appalachian State University--Students Appalachian State University--History--20th century. Snow Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.5 MB Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UA29_010_Image7.jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant ||||osm Watauga County (N.C.) ||||osm Boone (N.C.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5c65a3455c44d803cd37fae0aa352282.jpg 99a5b5100d8e6d8309c9c48de09960b4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Carol Davis and Jane (Jene?) Farbes in Snow Description An account of the resource Photo depicts two women in winter clothing posing in many feet of snow. Handwritten note: "Carol Davis & Jane (Gene? Jane?) Farbes (Forbes?) Boone, NC" Subject The topic of the resource Appalachian State Teachers College (N.C.) Appalachian State University--Students Appalachian State University--History--20th century. Snow Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.6 MB Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UA29_010_Image8.jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant ||||osm Watauga County (N.C.) ||||osm Boone (N.C.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/897b35bb77e48c7695ee4b2750e43125.jpg feaa4f04d1d6d075b88379064fe776b6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Group Posing in Snow Description An account of the resource Photo depicts group of people wearing winter clothing, standing in front of brick building, tree and snow-covered lawn. Woman is holding a snowball. Subject The topic of the resource Appalachian State Teachers College (N.C.) Boone (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Appalachian State University--History--20th century. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title="Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/91" target="_blank"> Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2.8 MB Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UA29_010_Image9.jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant ||||osm Watauga County (N.C.) ||||osm Boone (N.C.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-1942 Language A language of the resource English Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black-and-white photographs Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html</a> <a title="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" href="https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html" target="_blank"> https://www.geonames.org/4456703/boone.html</a> Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ec7de31987a8ee03d512cc877d5d6aa3.jpg 42a5f4f912254615240c6808320f8066 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Two Posing in the Grass Description An account of the resource Photo depicts man and woman standing in front of multi-story brick building. Subject The topic of the resource Appalachian State Teachers College (N.C.) Boone (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Appalachian State University--History--20th century. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Mary Davis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/1379" target="_blank"> UA 29.010: Mary D. Davis photographs</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title="Copyright Undetermined" href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/UND/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank"> Copyright Undetermined</a> Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Conditions Governing Access The materials from Appalachian State University Libraries' Special Collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The nature of these collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. As a result, the user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. Conditions Governing Use Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Appalachian State University assumes no responsibility. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary D. Davis photographs Description An account of the resource This collection includes eleven photographs of images related to Appalachian State Teachers College (Appalachian State University) and Boone, N.C. The images date from 1941-1942. Subjects include Appalachian students and the campus and a snow storm in Boone. Downtown store front entrances featured are Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel and Cafe. Downtown store fronts photographed include Farmers Hardware and the bank located next door. There is also a photograph of the Daniel Boone Hotel directional sign. Mary D. Davis graduated from Appalachian State Teachers College in 1942. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The extremists in the FeclFrom our Bsgular Correspondent v v ) u l ( i t i S j but I know that The <h-\ oid h asus Mr. j Congress, in theirfooish, Jan. 3, 1891.—I will send conferences are constantly Porter's census—though very era i ,r " ,n " lvr " . „ Twn f)lp rUJ „ fipl vi you a short letter. Thursday Senators Edmunds andr"" —dealers it,— being held, both atthoM hitei--i .•, " npoa tin pt c. urn morning I visited the field of Sherman have engineered a ii n n". m ( i n t thp r-p'sidenr-p < ^ *'1 ' and quiet South are still bent lloiuh nix. the ' " entirely inadequate in its ef- 1 nn nrmhino* tn qnppp«3» thpir battle where all those Indi­ large number of audacious .of Senators<.tand the• silence i u upon pushing to success their ans were killed on the Woun­ iieral Merchandise, schemes to success w U r. , m({n Slof the anti-silver tepublien.* fc [ # fi Xk- T h " a y 0 , , e t 'X' . 11 ded Knee, last Monday. I j have now, on hand a their long legislative careers, wU.ot. ti-iaiV ihf^n'J . * -° ui! '* be successful it will be the K i: i* b>rced to -oncec o i nat, death knell of all genuine re- went there to get the wound­ but their latest scheme is the; T' ' . I . .... • plete line of | ed—some who were left out. most audacious of all. It is, turn. tsof itsell susp.cous., l 1 m . i o K t h e l a g t d e ( , 1 ( U % t here ; f o v i n j n t h e l l o l l o £ „ m , Some people think that lias been an aggregate in- j},]y f liberty itself under a The soldiers brought with for the United States to prac­ liiJLi e Q crease of population among written constitution. While them about twenty-five and T tically assume the entire re­ Mr. Harrison is trying sponsibility of building the* make a bargain with the re­ the Southern States of near­ such an exhibit is made in I found eleven who were still Nicaragua canal by guaran­ publicans who voted against ly 20 per cent—19.9 are the the Congress, there is a stea­ living. Among them were 2 INSISTING OF teeing $100,000 of bonds to their party to lay aside the figures that if so reluctantly dy growing sentiment in fa­ babies about three months nll Joods,] be issued by the company Force bill by promising to publishes. It also concedes vor of a really fair and hon­ old, and an old woman who now at work upon the canal. sign the free coinage bill, if it that there are two whites to est ballot. The country does is totally blind who was left "Notions,] for dead. Four of them were This-scheme has been very , passes the House, if , . will every colored person. . . ^ they th 1 [Groceries,] not need or favor a ballot like tai;e But, none the less, the [the Reed and Harrison and found out in the field in the qnietlv worked, and the first i i"' on g u i o ;'°' e [Shoes,] i! '" 1,1,1 a «*» when present storm which was very severe; Ad ministra tion thii^ the public knew of it [Hats,] the'financial hill is disposed wants a Force bill to enable Hoar gang are favoring and they were half buried in the was when the committee on urging—a ballot that will in­ enc »dware,] Foreign Relations^ presented of and to vote for its pas­ one half of these colored peo­ evitably destroy home rule snow. It was a terrible and ~iware . a report to the Senate Satur­ sage. If this be true, he ple to run the whole South. in the States, introduce asys horrible sight to see women must have made a failure{ The increase in white popula­ Of 8 n and children lie in groups, day in favor of amending the , assware,] with the,Colorado Senators, ! tion, according to this artis­ tern that must be enforced dead. I suppose they were a t ]n i i law under which this corpor­ Crockery,] or he would not have affron­ tically constructed census, is by army and navy, and is a of one family. Some of the ation was chartered so as to . ~ [Medicines,] ted them by nominating only 26.2 percent., while the rude and furious burlesqe of young ladies wrapped their ing L guarntee these bonds, in or­ ,n«ch we r re offering at der, as theeommittee gra ve­ their most bitter enemy to colored people are credited all free government; but the heads with shawls and buried country demands a pure, free with an increase of 10 per­ ballot, and soon or late it their faces in their hands. I II D ly informs the public, that an important position. It is denied that their is cent. suppose they did that so they they may be sold at par. in­ any friction between Secre­ Yet it is sought to have will have it unless it means would not see the soldiers stead of at a big discount as taries Proctor and Noble the colored people manage to submit to an overthrow come up to shoot them. At they would if issued without of a constitutional govern­ one place there were tw-o lit­ ' also take in exchange the Government guarantee. over the Indian policy that the South. T te jods, , has been adopted by the ad­ The actual wea'fh of these ment. tle children, one about one Thus it is proposer) to make v< ' ministration of putting Ar­ S t ates i s est i rn a t< > d a t f 9,751, There is, as we have said, year old, the other about the United States furnish the Wheat, a growth of healthy senti­ credit to build the canal, my officers in charge of the 815,635, and they pay tax­ ment in favor of the electo­ three, lying on their faces, Corn, agencies*. All the same it is es on half of that amount. dead; and about thirty yds. Rye, while the profits should there known that Mr. Noble publi­ Likewise they pay fearful ral reforms. The country is from them a woman lay on Oats, be any, are to be enjoyed by cly stated his opposition to taxes to the monopolies weai-y of intimidation a- her face dead. These were a\-5hicken) a private corporation. These ra s 1^ lvt—,f-n ? the change before it was or­ "protected" by McKinleyism. inong Northern operatives way from the camp about an gentlemen may think that a pe by theplutocra tic bosses. It &etc, Harrison, Nearly $3,00(4000,000 of is tired of bloeks-of-five and eighth of a mile. In front of lot of talk about "American dered by Mr ha in the outside capital was inves Whenever anybody SO GIVE US A CALL. interests" being at stake will the tents, which were in a Washington gel I1jOSSUSSL^IOII i ted in these Southern States fat frying, those two pillars semi-circle, lay dead most of • Z ? DM W* p. reconcile the people, to such in the system of the republi­ legislation as this, but if will of an unprofitable piece of during the last ten years, and can party for perpetuating the men. 1his was right by May the 15th. 1890. not. If the Government is real estate they immediately yet a, throng of foolish papers one of the soldier's tents. begin to lay wires to unload in the North, whence this cap itself in power. It is tired of Those who a re still living told to furnish the money to build cheating and frauds, of bal­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, JI'. the canal, Iettherornoration it upon the- Governmei ' j ital came, are trying to ban- lot-stuffing and other forms me that that was where the Indians were ordered to hold gUii-ip in step aside and the Govern­ Here's a case in point: St ATTORNEY AT LAA T . eral years ago p capitalist 1 Yet the republican Barons of election rascalities. 8o a a council with the soldiers. " ment take charge. change is needed, and reform The accounts of the battle J uly4thS91y. Boone, N. C. Mr. Harrison attempted built a hotel opposite the deliberately propose to bar­ Senate wing of .the Capitol; row up the South with polit- is positively demanded. by the Indians were simple to take a small revenge upon Last year fi ve States used Sera tors Teller and Wolcott it bankrupted everybody who eal outrage that the republi­ the Australian system. The and confirmed oneanother; W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). of Colorado, for their daring tried to run it and for a year can party rejected when the satisfaction was almost com­ that the soldiers ordered Boone, N. C. or more it has been ten ah tthem to go into camp for Resident Physician. Office to oppose the Force bill and I loss. On Saturday a bill was w ar feeling was still running plete. Good results followed. they were moving them and on King Street north of Post to favor free coinage, by favorably reported from the so high. The people voted as they pre It is a gram] South and a ferred without fear of espion­ told them that they would nominating ex-Senator Hill, Office. T une 12 88. ly. of the same State, who is an Senate committee on Public wonderfully growing South- age or discharge or punish­ give them provisions. Hav­ implacable enemy of the two Buildings and Grounds to It has expended since the ar ment of any kind. The Iladi ing done this they (the Indi­ E. LOVILL Senators, to be a member of purchase this building for $56,171,370 to educate its eel Baltimore American ad­ ans) were asked to give up A TTORNEY A T L AW, their arms, which was com­ the International monetary $125,000 to be used as com­ colored people. They are qui Boone N. C. commission, and this nomin­ mittee room.) and to accom­ et, friendly and productive. mits the success of the sys­ plied with by most of them, tem In Maryland, says 'that July 4th, 'S9—1 y ation has brought about a modate the Senate folding It is diabo i ;al to attempt, it surprises every one, be­ in fact all the older men. But many of the younger men purely for party purposes to unique state of affairs in the rooms. It now looks as if the ship force them into another race! cause many thought that the did not comply, because ei­ Senate. It has always been DR. L. C. REEVES. operation of the law would ther they had no arms or a custom in the Senate to subsidy bill job might be de­ war. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON prove awkward and cumber­ The whole negro popula- some. Instead of that, it wor- concealed them in their blan­ confirm the nominations of feated in the House. Its < p Office at Residence. 011 ponents are increasing on j tion of the South, according 1 ! kets, and then an order was , i Boone, N. C. ex-members of that body ments „ republican side and if i«j to ,. Porters most execs- f,,p smootiilv and suGcess- given to search their persons ODIA IDH . s the ie Mr. July 4. 89. without the formality ,of re­ ie 1 and the tents as well, and * ferring them to committees, in nking no gains among 6 igiy© imagination, is only 6,when a search was made of a 012,129;" and yet heconcedes but Senators Teller and Wol­ democra ts To l)2st:oy S' uinps. L. P LOWE, It now turns that Spain that 1,012,129 of these are retch of an Indian, who was cott succeeded in breaking down usage and having this isn't half as anxious to ne­ attending school. The North Bore a hole a inch in diam known as good for nothing, nomination, which they both gotiate a reciprocity treaty can make no better showing eter eighteen inches deep,into he made the first shot, and ANDregard as intended as a per­ with us as has been stated with its wlute pupils^ the centre of the stump, and killed one of the soldiers. by Mr. Blaine's friends, and Let us call alialt. I lie war p^tin an ounce of saltpeter, They fired upon the Indi­ fami 'TABY sonal affront to them, hung is over, all the ... . , an _J\TEirS ELK. N. C. up, and they will leave 110 that she will demand the big- sio.is. The except tue pen- | fillmgup vv.tl. \V U ICI anu |fiu» ans instantaneously. Shells Son tli helps t( , I li i I i ii U [J vv I OLI water and j. were thrown among the wo* half of the baigain in any 8D0UC i stone unturned to have it re1 hole. This men and children, so that pay for these, and gets noth-|£ ln & ll P the lin!p treaty that is proposed by dondT"WILEAR, " ing for it, It, in connection | should bf done in tlTe fall. they mutilated them most Mr. Blaine. Skin?' with the NoHh, pays the vast In the spring the plug is to horribly. I tried to go to the On Wednesday of this week Jete; DENTIST, the Senate will vote on the Representative i'urner, ol product of tariff robbery. be taken out, a half gill of field the next day with some .'AKK, NORTH CAR0MVA. new silver bill, and there is Kansas, intimates that the! Is not that "iiongh? Win kerosene pointed into the hole Indians, but I .was not allow­ ed. I think it was a wise twH f 41 •professional services little doubt that a tree coin­ letter offering a bribe to Mr-;' persecute anybody any fur ;, in.-, name 'in!>1 '- Give the glorious New j nd set on fire. It will burn thing not to go so early. Eu.unr 1 C, ; "people of Mitchell, MeGrath, to which his She I. , and adjoining coun- age amendment will beadop- was forged, was •"'.fwv' V' a I ^dutli a chance.—Lmcinatti I out the stump to the farthest ven Thursday I thought 1 ins ,ga < | Enquirer. jroot. In the fall bore a hole would be shot. Some of the migh uYo bad wutenil used ted by a very substantial past work a nkraiiteedr%.\ majority, but that it can get by friends of Ingalls. The Kansas City Jouvnel!one inch in <Vmnieter'ton inch" Indians (friendly) found their asMay 11 y. through the House in the We cannot make es dec]) into the centre of the relatiyesjlay dead. They wail­ sa -T , AT 1 __ Mr. G eo i*ge I. Pu111n an, :T'! vs: out face of the opposition of Czar ,.L U A.,.. , 5 another campaign on theold 'stump and put in a half ed and began to pull Lou­ are n E. S. Blackburn, their guns. My friend, the1 01 000.000 t j me i w , r . Wo niusk moot{ „ f vitriol an.! plug very new 1 {• c. Je er^on,N.C. Reed and the administration, recer •ecently when .wket) oho now .Tuinmls of the neu . ti , r|lt In the spring the is de Cotean, was with me, the the is not so certain, although but left me when they acted We 1 MI EW & BLACK BURN the silver men in the Senate, how it feels ro be a million-1 question in 1892 or we shall , stump and roots in this manner. Before we left aire: "I have never thought j !,e compelled to do so in 189(5. v '' fTTORNEYS AT L AW. who claim to have made a And, unless the republican ! through all their ramifica- the hostiles appeared, so we in woun­ — practice in the courts j careful canvass of the|House, of that. But now thai you parky meets t hem, all other tinns will be so rotted as to did not take we all thenot car ded. Those could of S ie, Watauga and Mitch- {say that it is bound to go j mention it, I behpve that I-: efforts will only help the dera | be easily removed. Scientific ry away we left in a log house citi unties, also in the Fed- through Reed or no Reed i am li0 etter on certainly ocratn to power." If the re- mei ienn. and ga ve them food. I am ter -ourts of the Dist., and But something is bein no happier than 1 was when publican party doesn't quit busy in taking care of the nne Court of the State, I didn't have a dollar to my butting its little biains out FBU DYSPEPSIA, wounded. 1 shall write in a mo Aion of claims solicited. hatched up between the an­ IMlll(J ai,< 1 had to work from Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use the Foree bill there day or so again. My love to ti-silver republicans and the UftOWJi'M IRON BITTERS. will be none or them in 1892 one 10. All dealers keep it. 91 per brittle. Genuine hat jail. Aff., yours, 1 to meet anything. administration that may daylight until dark. tiadc mark and cto: f vd red lii.vs 011 vvrapper. CiiAs. A. EASTMAN. WASHINGTON m u «nvm �—It is feared that we will the republicans of Ashe have LINVILLE ITEMS. lose the rail road. Efforts made an order for this, and TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. a re being made to go through it will try to get a "move on" FRIDAY , Sept. 11.—Hogs j Is easily injured—the slightest Irritation of 1 copy1 year $1 00 ! Ashe county which will likely as soon as it arrives. continue to die of cholera. the throat or larynx at once affecting its 50 ;succeed. " 0 months tone, flexibility, or power. All efforts to —The Democratic Co. Con­ Mr. I.oven will move into sing or speak in public, under such condi­ " 3 months 35 tions, become not only painful but danger­ j —"Aunt" Rachel McBride vention will meet in Boom' his new house by Monday. ous, and should be strictly avoided until ADVERTISING RATES. Mr. D. F. Richie has sold ; every symptom is removed. To effect a has been visiting* in Boone on Saturday, Oct. 4th, in­ speedy cure uo other lueillttue is equal to Inch 1 week f <o lino nth 1. 75 j for several days. Everybody stead of Friday Oct. 3rd. as his farm to Mr. Wesley Bum3 " 3 ,00 ! likes her and is glad to see heretofore advertised. This garner. 6 " 5 .00 i her come. change is made to prevent Mr. W. F. Dob.v has bought I' 1 year 7 .00 \V. C. Newland. candi- conflicting with the County the Slope property at the I'lumn 1 week 9 ,00 The best of anodynes, this preparation rap­ ' 1 month 13. 50 | date fur Solicitor put in his Alliance which meets Oct. 3. corner of Burke and Kalrnia idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli­ cate organs of speech, and restores the voice 3 " 25 00 | appearance at the Associa­ The primaries remain un­ streets. The Slop *s will move to its tone and power. No singer or public 0 " 37.50 speaker should be without it. Lydla Thomp­ tion. He is in good spirits changed,—Oct. 2nd. Done back to Buncombe county. son, the famous actress, certifies: "Ayer's ' 1 year 50 00 very great ser­ by order of the Dem. Ex. Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Capt. Cherry Pectoral lias been ofand strengthens and says he will get there. vice to me. It Jordan Cook, has bought a the voice, and isimproves effective for the always hitered at the Postofficeat —S. Otho Wilson, who fig­ Committee. of colds and young* bear, mate to Mr. cureUpon several coughs." I have suffered bone. N. C., as second-class ures in the Alliance so much " occasions J. F. Sl 'AINHOUR. nail matter. Chairman. Foulke's Cuffy. Its name is fromofcolds, causing hoarseness andanentire loss voice, in my profession of auc in Caldwell by selling "sam­ Cubby. The other day, Mr. tioneer any affection of the voice or throat at each attack, I ples" turned out to be a clem ANNOUNCEM EXT. Rath burn picked his banjo is a serious matter,bybutfew doses of Ayer's LOCAL NEWS. have been relieved a TO the voters of Watauga in the presence of Cubby, Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordi­ oera t. County. 1 hereby announce which so enraged it that nary care, has worked such a -''Nothing great is easily —We learn that Ashe coun­ myself an independent Alli­ Magical Effect When you come to Elk pm." ty democratic convention ance candidate for the office Cubby cut his acquaintance that I have suffered very little inconven­ instanter. But it forgot the ience. I have also used it in my family, with Park get started off Just nominated Thomas Miller of County Treasurer. "Every farmer carries a in coughs, colds, for Sheriff and.endorsed the E. M. CHURCH. affront in a couple of days, excellent results,Minlaton, Australia. &c."— Right, by going straight to Wm. II. Quartly, I A y man on his back." " In the-spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va., and it and Mr. Rathburn are I was prostrated by a severe attack of ty­ entire Alliance ticket. .—Mr. Reuben Farthing, of —It is understood that good friends again. Old Pup phoid pneumonia. My physicians exhausted Jones & Vances ANNOUNCEMENT. their remedies, and for one year I was not rove (-reek has moved to Oapt. Faucett, of Lenoir, is to even articulate word. By the ad­ To the voters of Watauga the hound, eyed Cubby at able of Dr. Shaw I tried aAyer's Cherry Pec­ f vice K me. an independent candidate County. I hereby announce firs j just as though he would toral, and to my surprise and great joy, in month could —Bret. Republican what for Congress against Col. myself a. candidate for the of­ like a pass at it, but he soon less than onetone of I voice. converse easily, General store and buy every In a natural I continued to ibout the Force bill? Will Cowles. Will the republicans fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully saw that Cubby had come to improve and have become since a well man. tiling you need from them. I have often recommended the Pectoral, and you "take any in yourn?" endorse him instead of York? abide the action of the Con­ stay and Pup now seems rec­ have never known it to fail."—George R. They 1ia ve got the higest if I am nomina­ —Miss .Julia Curtice, of —Judging by the great vention, and all lawful means onciled to live with Cubby in Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind. ted I will use stock in town, and always JFilfcesboro, is visiting rela- number of persons who ha ve to secure my election. the same yard. sell a little lower than Ilives in town. A matter of some interest, passed through, from west THOMAS WARD. PREPARED BY this week, has been the hang­ -Mrs. Yeach, of Valle Cru­ of here, there must be an im­ the lowest. ing of a bell over the compa­ DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. ris passed through town this mense crowd attending the NOTICE. week en route for Jefferson. Association. Owing to a change in my ny tool shop, which now tells Bold by all DruggiaU. Price $1; six bottles, $6. They have just received an —John El rod, on New business to take place the the laborers the ti me for them elegent line of —The weather is fine and the River, has the finest corn 1st. of Sept. I now offer to go to work. farmers are pulling fodder field we have ever seen grow­ goods at greatly reduced Spencer /Hackburn, repub­ and threshing buck-wheat. CLOTHING ing in this county. It is now prices for cash. 1 earnestly lican candidate for Solicitor —Rev. J. H. Farthing and well ma tured and out of dan­ request all persons indebted in this the Tenth judicial dis­ to me to make settlement T. P. Adams gave us a call ger of frost. Embracing all the choice within that time. Please trict, addressed the people of this morning. Linville to night, in the styles in makes and fabrics, —Our much esteemed old fail not and oblige. school house. J. S. W. which WiL. go DIRT CHEAP T. A. CRITCHER. —Revs. Durham, Stalling friend, Maj. James Brown, of Bomboo, N. C. and Speight delivered splen- T nn., attended the Associa­ PROGRAMME. Come and see our fiiue line of „did sermons at the Associa­ tion. He is gettingquite old GOING WEST. Gents, Ladies, Misses and and looks rather feeble, as be tion. I anticipate starting west The fifth Sunday meeting has not been so well of late. Child reus fine -Rev. Mr. Thomas and with a crowd of emigrants of the Stony Fork Baptist hmily are off to the associa­ —There was a large con­ from 1st to15th of Oct., '90. Association to convene with tion, which convenes in Jef- gregation of people attended I have my arrangements so the Stony Fork church on SHOES! SHOES! I made that I can give parties Friday before the fifth Sun­ Sj'soti today. the Three Fork Association, There were services at and the most orderly assem­ special rates to any of the day in November 1890. Eld­ We def3 T competition on western States. All persons •lie Baptist church Tuesday bly we have ever had the wtilling to go can address er L. Pipes to preach the in­ quality, prices and styles. 'night Conducted by Rev. Mr. pleasure to observe. me and save money. Make troductory sermon at 11 Stailings of High Point. They have a complete line o'clock a. m., after which the —H. H. Lewis is prominent contracts at once. JAMES H. BRYAN, of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres following queries will be dis­ —Mr. F. P. Curtice and fam ly spoken of as a candida te BOONE , N. C. ginghams, prints, lawns, cussed: ily of Bntier, Tenn., are visit for the Legislature. Mr. Lew­ is is a sincere, pure democrat, muslins, laces, ribbons etc. 1. Were the Lord's supper ing relatives in our town this and would doubtless make a NOTICE. leek. I, N. N. Colvard, Standard and the washing of the Apos­ A a we expect to make a good campaign. Keeper for Watauga county, tles feet both transacted at change in our bnsines at an Their stock of Groceries is —Mr. Richards, the sick —It is stated that a cer­ mtieman at the hotel, was tain Baptist brother left the hereby notify all persons to the same time and place, anc7 early day, we are now offer­ full to overflowing and of the come forward at a nearly day, dl enough to drive out to- Association declaring that who have not had their meas was foot-washing strictly a very best quality, consi ting of he "wanted a cheeper reli­ uresand weights sealed with command, and does it coil- ing for Hie next 30 days, our Flour, <ygion." It -How about that surplus er he paidis not stated wheth­ \n the past two years, and continue unto His followers 1*1 Bacon, a cent—guess not. have it done. For penalty until now? Speakers: Eb/ers hv, friend Crisp? Have the Lard, for buying, selling or barter­ E. M. Gragg, IF. M. Lee and piocratic editors lied, and —One of our most excel­ Coffee, ing with unsealed weights I. 0. Miller. ithey still lying? lent young men is badly Sugar, heart stricken. It is now and measures, see Vol. 11 of 2. What is the duty of -Ob The bright and vivacious feared lie will not be able to the Code, Nee. 3842. I will Rice, 4 Mamie Morris is down finish his job of house repair­ be at my office in the court, church members with regard Teas, Blowing Rock. Fin is ing. We dont blame him for house, or at my residence on to attending their church — MERCHANDISE Cigars, Saturdays for the next few meetings and support of >y. she is certainly very sweet. Cigaretts, weeks ready to do your work. their Pastbrs? Speakers: ?enj. Grigsby, of Ashe —It is expected that all the So come on and sa ve your­ Rev. John F. Elier, W. AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. Cheroots etc. ty, was nominated by republican machinery to car­ selves trouble. Resp. F. Land and W. E. Greene. N. N. COLVARD, S. K. Dem()eratic convention ry the election this fall, will 3. Is it right to exclude a In many things leas than Groceries, Hardware, Queensbe imployed. If there is any km a tor. NOTICE! ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, member for any offence with­ thing in the signs on the po­ On Wednesday, Oct 1st, I will out first trying to reclaim both pocket and table, Scythes ACTUAL COST. 7— Rev. J, A. L. Perkins, the litical horizon, they will fail sell on the premises at Shnil's /. And snaths, butts and screws, to get there. preacher in charge, has bid­ Mills N. C., to the highest bidder him, or to receive one by re­ den Boone adieu, as he leaves —Much activity is manifes- one horse, buggy and harness, 4 cantation? Speakers: Elder Come and see us and get a cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o which will be spld froon for conferance. ed by the republicans to or­ yoke very large oxen. 3 full Dev­ L. Pipes, W. S. Greene and 3 2 calves, 1 lilllUillil. Whis­ on cows, full bulls, Devons and Rev. S. T. Carroll. ' —Mrs. W. C. Coffey and ganize their ticket. heifer all blood ister Miss Curtice, gave the pering is frequent in the Al- 2 unbroken steers, 15 head of We recommend all the T VMOCRAT about a two min- liancemen's ears, Respectfully, and they sheep, 12 of them full South churches which compose this Remarkably Low. Down; 16 bee stands, a large and Association, to send dele­ are now considered mighty varied collection of road mak­ ,,.es call this week. H. C. MARTIN & CO. ing, farming and carpenters gates to each fifth Sunday Rev. C. Durham is one of clever men. By order of the Blowing Rock, Aug. 19, '90. tools. A library containing meeting. You are cordially invited fhe visiting ministers at the —Mr. John S. William's about 200 choice books, also Stony Fork Association. started this morning for Char many other books t® be sold ssociation. He is quite a W. M. L EE,) to examine our immense I. 0. MILLER, } Com. lotte, where he has accepted separately. A gold watch, fine ost within himself. stock of goods, we feel sure surveyor's compass and chain, W. T. L AND , JrJ —Mrs. Underwood, of Kan- a position in the Southern household and Kitchen furniture, we can suit you in prices, s, who has spent the snm- Newspaper Union office. He nails, glass, sash, lumber, lime, Sick Headache and a sensation styles etc. oil, paint, soap of oppression and dullness the er with relatives h Te, will will remain there during the unenumerated and a thousand head, are very commonlyinpro­ nSf Prompt attention giv­ articles. Terms eave for her home this week. winter. of sale CASH down. Bring your duced by indigestion: morbid en to all Mail Orders. — Rev. C. Durham's ser­ —Our friend G. W. Hayes, money and get a bargain on Oct despondency, irritability and Yours Respc't. T. B. LENOIR, Exr. over sensitivness of the nerves mon on Wednesday is con- of Meat Camp, while pulling 1st. W. W. LENOIR. may, in a majority of cases, be eeeded by many as being the traced to the same cause, nr. j. J. R. PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR. fodder a few days ago, was ablest ever delivered in their The use of calomel for derange H. McLeans Liver and Kidney TERMS $1.25 PER DAY stung by a worm which has ments of the liver has ruined hearing. Balm and pillets will positively S losial arr angements hy the week Notice. Owing to a caused poisoning of the blood many a fine constitution. Those cure. May the 1st, 1890. or month. change to take place in our and his case is now consider­ who, for similar troubles, have The quality of the blood de­ business soon, we earnestly ed to be almost hopeless. •tried Ayer's Pills testify to their pends much upon good or bad E L K PARK, N. C . efficacy in thoroughly remedying request every-body who are digestion and assimilation, to indebted to us either by note —The Western Citizen, that the maladay, without injury to make the blood rich in life and G—2G. 4 mo. the system. or account to come forward Republican bird that had in­ There strength givingconstituenns, use at once and make settlement tended to make its flight in diseases are many accidents and nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening which affect Stock and as we are bound to have our the political field some weeks causa serious inconvenience and cordial and Blood purifier, it will W. 13. COUNCILLOR. nourish the properties of the money. All outstanding bus­ ATTORNEY AT LA V. ago, has failed to put in its loss to the farmer in his work, blood from which the elements of iness must be closed up, so which may be quickly remedied vitality are drawn. 1.00 per J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C. come on.—Yours Truly appearance. News reaches us by the use of Dr. J. II. McLean's bottle. May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. that it is minus a head but Volcanic Oil Liniment. L SUBSCRIPTION HATE S The Voice Ayer's Cherry Pectoral MONEY- Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, SPECIAL!! umm sioisii. Jones & Vance, �tionary. If the legislature gives the D. B. Dougherty, Editor. magistrates jurisdiction of R C. Rivers, Publisher nearly all offences, make their pay enough to justify A DEMOCRATIC family news- them in informing them­ per devoted to the interests of selves. County, State and Nation. Pub­ The W atauga Democrat, The Resources of Watauga County. The Voice •mnmYmtmim a?.. As before stated, I will no­ tice some of the resources de­ Is easily iujured —the slightest irritation of -Othe throat or larynx at once affecting its veloped and undeveloped in tone, flexibility, or power. All efforts to -oin under such condi­ With the openening of the our county. 1. As our soil sing or speak notpublic,painful but danger­ New Yea r w ewish to say tothe tions, become only strictly and climate is so favorably ous, and should isberemoved. avoided until good people of Watauga and every symptom To effect a speedy cure no other medicine is equal to adapted to the growingof all surrounding counties that we lished every Thursday at Boone, are now prepared to sell you our native, and cultivated Now, that most of the chil­ Watauga County, N.C. more goods for grasses, it appears that this dren are out of school, we M e propose to make it to could be a profitable business wish to suggest to the paThursday Jan. 22nd, 180J. your interest to trade with to the farmers of Watauga, The best of anodynes, this preparation rap­ rents^to keep their children idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli­ if properly utilized. There­ cate organs of speech, and restores the voice And better goods than it has us, and in so doing*, we give at their books these long Our Legislature. to its tone and power. No singer or public fore let us, the farmery, avail speaker should be without it. Lydia Thomp­ ever been your good fortune you some articles that are nights, bad weather a n d son, the famous actress, certifies: "Ayer's to get Senator Grigsbv lias intro­ spaie moments. If children ourselves of this great natu­ Cherry Pectoral has been of very great ser­ | other in Elk Prrk, or at any contained in our country (own in the vice to me. It improves and strengthens duced a bill to repeal eiiapt. could be induced to study, ral resource and fully devel­ the voice, and is always effective for the mountains. op it by raising more and cure of colds and coughs." 256, laws of 1889. when not in school, much "Upon several occasions I have suffered ENORMOUS STOCK from Senate bill to pay solictors would be accomplished to­ better grass, both for hay loss ofcolds, causing hoarseness andanentire voice. In my profession auc­ Our tioneer any affection of the voiceofor throat an anual salary of $1,800 ward their education The and grazing purposes, on which we propose to give Is a serious matter, but at each attack, I has passed second reading. public schools are so short, fore-fathers, and we of this have been relieved by a few doses of Ayer's has been carefully selected yon unequalled In the House a bill passed t h e a t ten d ance so m ea gre and generation, have made a very Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordi­ from the Northern Markets, nary care, has worked such a and we can thereby save you giving the Governor full pow­ irregular that unless some great mistake and failure in of the middle Magical Effect the percentyou are bound to er to protect the Oyster beds advancement can be made at the past and present in our men, which that little inconven­ of Eastern Carolina against home, our children will never mode and system offarming, ience.I Ihave suffered very my family, with pay if you purchase of merhave also used it in excellent results, in coughs, colds, the invasion of non-residents. get the simplest rudimentary and in running our farms too "Win. H. Quartly, Mlnlaton, Australia. &c."— .chants who buy goods from B O O T S & S H O E S . continuously in grain crops, " In the spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va., Southern Dealers. There has been'serious troub­ education. Parents ought to I was prostrated by a severe attack of ty­ pneumonia. I le about taking 03 7 sters here­ feel enough interest in their it has exhausted the produc­ phoidremedies, andMy physicians exhausted their for one year I not tiveness of much of our culti­ able to even articulate a word. Bywas ad­ 550 pairs Boots and the tofore. children to see that they do vice Dr. Shaw tried Ayer's Cherry Pec­ vated lands. Yet there is very toral,ofand to my Isurprise and great joy, in A resolution] was offered study some at home, and as­ Don't he satisfied with the Shoes. less month could by|Mr. McGill in the House in sist them all they can. Then little land so badly worn but In a than one tone of I voice. converse easily, words of praise from others, natural I continued to what it may be improved and improve and have become since a well man. but come and be CONVINCED In this line we can fit and regard to educational mat­ parents ought now and then recommended the reclaimed b3 7 home made fer­ I have ofteq known it to fail." Pectoral, and that we have on hand the suit all. The very best val­ have never —George R. ters. The resolution in­ to bu3 T a new book for the Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind. best selected stock of BOOTS, ues at panic prices. See our tilizers and a systematic ro­ structs the committee on ed­ children. The old books have tation of crops. But the bet (Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all line before buving. «. o ucation to amend the school been gone over again and a- ter way now, is to clear our styles and best qualities. Gent's and Ladies furnish­ law by curtailing expenses gain until they possess little land; tend it in grain crops -oPRKPARED BT ing goods in the greatest pro or no interest for the chil­ in administering the law. It till the sprouts and weedsare DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mast. fusion, provides for the abolition of dren, while a new book would killed out, then seed to the Dry G o o d s . Bold by all Druggiete. Price $1; six bottles, ft. county boards of education, whet up the appetite, and grasses for hay or pasture as TO THE LADIES, A WORD. Four thousand, five hm and county institutes and create a fresh interest. By the case may require The ATTENTION ! dred yards of DRY G OOD: for the commissions paid to all means take a good week­ next and important point is My duties confine me closely to We wish you to examine treasurers of theschool fund, ly paper for the children. It to stock our farms with pure Carolina, and I would exchange, our complete line of dress- Here you will find the la est styles and best qnalith and of fees for examining will stimulate their thirst for and blooded animals, best 011 favorable terms, $10,000 of goods, consisting of at un-heard-of prices. teachers, allowing salaries knowledge, and will awaken suited for grazing and hay- stock in a phosphate company Cashmeres, in Florida, my late residence, for Worsteds, instead, and provides for a an ambition in their youth­ feeding. From observation a suitablefarm in the mountains. oHenriettas, uniform system of text books ful hearts for an education. and experiment it seems as if ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY, French flannel, Raleigh, N. C. It will make home more invi­ &e. Jersy flannels, horses and mules stand first In this branch we carry a Nun's veiling, Mr. McGill argues that the ting and attractive, and less­ on the list for domestic use, Notice. Armadilla cloth, FRESH STOCK , both staple incidental expences of ad min­ en the tendency upon the and for the market. Then For sale. 900 acres of land, istering the school system part of the boys to want to sheep comes next as they are on Rich Mountain, Watauga and, in fact, a full line of all and fanc3* at prices lower amounted to $91,000 which spend so much of their time cheaply raised, easily kept County, on which is asbestos, the most fasionable fabrics than the bottom notch. should be saved and added away from home. Parents, and are in ready demand at and fine land for sheep ranch. for ladies wear. to the money, spent on we owe it to our children to paying prices. Then cattle Sales private. L. D. Lowe & Hats, Hats. do the best for them and for milk, butter and beef for J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of schools. Mrs. A. P. Callowa3 7 , deed. make the most out of them A nice lot at the very low­ A bill amending the law in home use and the market. As Banner Elk, Nov. i5. '90. Our stock in this line is fresh est prices. We can fit any regard to carrying concealed we can. The Lord will hold to hogs, we should keep only from the Taylor's shears and weapons passed its second us strictly responsible for enough to provide bacon for Money to loan. the greatest pains have be m body. Gall and examine our reading in the House, mak­ willful neglect toward our our own table. As tothenum Persons wishing to bor­ taken in their selection as to stock before buying else and If where. ing the minimum fine $30. children. ber of each kind of stock to row money, who can secure style, makesuit offlnnish. we you need a clothes J. B. Phillips, of Watauga & it by mortgage on good real The free coinage Silver bill be kept on the farm should estate, can be accommodated will make it save you money -o8. L. Patterson are both on 7 our differ­ passed by the United States be determined b3 to buy of us. by applying to the committee of saleries anc Senate goes to the House. It ent preparations and facili­ J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. Jea ns! JEANS !! J E A NS!! fees. ma3' stay there during this ties. Now, we have the mead­ or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. We have the largest stock The Railway commission session and do the people no ows, the pastures and the 4. 24. town, which will be sold a bill now before the legisla­ stock, the next point is to Bacon, Flour, good. special low pi ices. ture provides for three com NOTICE Lard, Sugar, provide plenty of good, pure The Force bill has again 1 am just receiving a new misaioners to be elected by Coffee, Rice, been taken up, and it is fear w r ater, shades for summer stock of goods bought for -oCanned goods. the legislature for six years, ed that it will pass the Sen­ and shelter for winter. For if cash down and will sell for Salt, syrups, commissioners not to b ate. Senator Quay has intro­ our stock is properly housed stricklv pa3 7 down, at prices Pepper, Spice, stock holders or interestec Ginger, and duced a substitute which is a in bad weather they will keep to live and let live. You will in any railway, steamboat Soda. slight improvement on the o- in better condition on less do well to call and examine expressor telegraph. Salary feed. To my mind the great my goods consisting of boots, This line of our stock is full This department is com­ riginal. The hope is, that if to be $2,500 yearly and secret to our success as farm­ shoes, dry goods, notions, and complete, and sold al­ plete. We can fit the tall, this bill passes, the House ers lies in the fact that our &c. Yours truly, most at starvation prices. the short, the lean, and the clerk to be allowed $1,200. will not have time to consid­ country is better adapted to T. A. CRITCHER, fat. S The money to meet this ex­ Bamboo. N. C. er it until the session closes. grass and stock-raising than H pense shall be collected from DOTS CLOTHING ! The vote to take up the bill any other production of the BOOTS READ THIS. the different railway com­ A nice lot which will be sold E was 34 to 33. Only one ma­ farm. It is true our country All persons indebted to at a very low figure. panies, according to the as is well adapted to the grow­ me, either by note or ac­ S jority for it. ing of all the grains, fruits count for medical services, sessed value of their property Our stock of Boots and in the state. Then the bill It is now the intention of and vegita bles, and we should or for merchandise are earn­ Shoes, we claim, can not bo them proceeds to give the duties the Force bill adherents give as far our care and atten estly requested to come for­ beaten in Western North Car­ GOODS . Shirts, tion as necessary, for Drawers, of the commission and the that no further business will the3' are indispensible as a ward and make prompt set­ olina, as we can fit an3 7 one tlement as I am compelled from the hardy mountaineer Dollars, penalities of the parties who be transacted in the Senate part and parcel of our farm to ha ve my money. I have to the most daintyifoot that Cuffs, refuse to comply with this until the Force bill is dis­ products. Yet, my convic­ waited long and patiently, treads only on the softest Underware, law. Some such bill will no posed of. It looks now that tions are that grass and as my friends well know, and carpets. Buy of us and be stock-raising high­ Gloves, doubt pass the legislature. an extra session of Congress est percent of pays theThere­ now, that 1 am lorced to happy. profit. call on them, I hope they Senate bill to pay the sol­ will be called for the purpose fore let me impress it on my Hose, 7 will respond ictors ot the state $1,800 of passing such bills as is fellow-farmers to raise more request. 1 promptly to m3 Handkerchiefs, have made a per year instead of fees as is necessary to carry on the grass and more stock. If we change in my business and Cravats, &c. raise one stack of hay let us must therefore close up all That we have only quoted now the law, passed its third Government. Can suit all in this depart­ make two, and if we raise two past transactions, Persons reading in the senate. our let us make four and so on. failing to make settlement a few articles contained in yon ment. large stock, hut invite Bill to amend chapt. 503 It is now stated that Gov­ Truck-farming is a pleasant o laws 1889, in regard to ernor Hill, of New York, will occupation find would be a by Oct 1st. 1890 will find to send us your orders, or In connection with my their accounts in the hands and see and get roads, passed second and notbea candidate for United paying one, if we onty had of an officer for collection, come you need. us, you don't other business I run a what If third reading in the senate. States Senator, but wants to the long hoped for and much Yny person desiring can pa3* want to purchase anything, The House passed the "pis­ name the man which has needed rail-road. As I have their accounts due me, to T. come and see, and always re­ come to this subject, would J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt caused some friction with it not be a good idea,a good tol" bill. member that it is no trouble will be accepted by me. It is eyident that the juris­ Tammany democrats. plan to offer an inducement The firm of Phillips & Son. to show goods. diction of magistrates will to rail-road capitalists to now carry a first class line Hoping to merit a large be enlarged by this legisla­ It is believed that Presi­ build the connecting link be­ of general merchandise which share ot your trade in the fu­ ture, and hoping each and which we think is equal to ture. This is all right if the dent Harrison will veto the tween the C. F. & Y. V. 11. R. will be sold as cheap as all a prosperous year, we are any in the county, and we to Johnson Cit3 7 .To my mind goods of the kind can be magistrates capabilities were Free coinage bill if it should nature has provided a cheap most Res p. guarantee our prices as low also enlarged. Magistrates pass the House. He is in ac­ and practical route for a rail sold, and it will be to the in­ 7he tireless toilers foi trade, as any in the County cord with Secretary Windom road from Patterson through terest of the public to call we think, usually^do the best and examine our stock be­ Thanking customers for Cook's Gap, of the Blue Ridge fore purchasing elsewhere. we can, but there is very lit­ on this matterCoffey &Councill. past favors,myremain I and down the Watauga to Thanking my friends for tle inducement for a magis­ Senator Hampton spoke the mouth of Roan's Creek or Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891. Very Respectfully, trate to inform himself or to against the Force bill on the to Hampton or Johnson City past favors and soliciting even accept the office. Hence sixteenth. He was applaud­ as might be most expedient. your future patronage I re­ KoTAll mail orders Prompt main very truly yours. inefficient men accept the of­ W. L. Bryan. }y filled. R. V. W. ed by the galleries and demoJ. B. Phillips. fice and none of them get [to be continued next week.] Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8. pay enough to buy their sta­ cra ts. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ON TOlT LESS MONEY OUR STOCK BARGAINS COME AND SEE! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Groceries! Groceries!! CLOTHOTG- GROCERIES. Gent's Furnishing REMEMBER Hotel and Feed STABLE, �Ml m/tv stfrr jym»-jea.fo gi.'rttP H1 K 111 ffWiaKMMWR*MMMMrM»<MMni with his connection to The Watauga Democrat, Stat/* could suppose him iiLi%nrw<MPWi#*» i\mm the caS pable of. He says that it is 1). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publish 3 r practically a state of cornrner Principal: H. C. MQ0RE, A tl Assistant: J. H. i'.INGH AM cial stagnation,and that the The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle Still On Hand With a 1Y-Uocation beautiful, and easy of access. "right oft complaint ; cause is due to political prej­ may not cure until a cure ' aeffected. As of years; a 2. Airqih^K.'CO m m od a tions. Raleigh, N. C., udice that exists here. He generalpersist improvementis follows shortly rule, after beginning the use of tins medicine. 3. 8upefior religi(>us a d va ntages. August 1890. j says that it is a Republican With many people, the effect is immediately Nice line of 4. Expenses very reasonable. ' state if the party had its dues; noticeable; but some constitutions are less Editor Democrat:— susceptible to medicinal influences than —JY, Prepares for college and practical hue. Dear sir:—The time for hol­ ' and that while the clima te of others, and the curative process may, there­ Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for circular fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse­ ding the Annual Fair of the | the state is variable it is a verance in using this remedy^is sure of its General addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GRON E, N. L. | very unhealthy place for re­ reward at last. Sooner or later, the most State Agricultural Society publicans. These and many stubborn blood diseases yield to will soon be upon us. Prepa­ : other false charges he makes rations for the greatevent are i against the good old state actually underway. The man that gave him birth and Consisting, in part, of Boots, -o—oagers fully appreciate the showed him so many favors Shoes, until he reached liis three "For several years, in the spring months, value of the help, in past scor e years. JACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,"®# Dress Goods, I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired pain my .years, which the press has The at tack is only one of feeling, and a dulltimes, in the small of my Opens June 9th, 1890. The course TIIOROUG 1 '. Notions, back, so bad, at as to prevent being aide to walk, the least sudden motion freely rendered in making the the ten thousand cases of causing me severe distress. Frequently, special advantages to those wishing to prepare f<> t Hardware, ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, N Tinware, Fair a great success; they al­ disappointment, which prev boils and rashes would break out on various parts of the body. By the advice of friends Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrarm/< Groceries, so earnestly solicit the same upon the unfortunate sub­ and my family physician. I began the use of ject until they will be made for those desiring music. 8@^Tuitioii fr Ayer's till the renewal or enlarg ed assist­ position and sour the dis­ poison Sarsaparilla and continued iteradica­ Coffees, in my blood distorts the ted."—L.W. English,was thoroughlyCity, Mo. to $2 per ino- For particulars addresss the principal at 8 Montgomery ance in making the Fair of judgment and render the "My system was all run down"; niv skin Sugars, rough and of yellowish hue. 1 tried various this year, the greatest suc­ whole man incapable of any remedies, and while some of tliem gave me Tea, cess yet. A kind Providence fair considerations even of temporary relief, none of them did any per­ Rice, manent good. At last 1 began to take is blessing our State with his own native home. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive­ Cigars, for He has not any bountiful harvests. Never in but himself, ashurt Stateone ly say a considerable time, and am pleased Cigarettes, etc. the of to that it completely the last twenty-five years /North Carolina is a little oldCured Me. has our cotton crop shown, |er than Dr. Grissorn, and its I presume my liver was very much out of blood THE Drugs & Medicines at this time of the year, so dimensions are sufficient to order, and thecannot impure in consequence. too highly recommend out. measure him and all like 1 feel that I Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted a3 I much promise of large retu i ns rn.—Scot In nd Neck Dem o- was."—Mrs. N.IA. Smith, Glover, Yt. and "For years suffered from scrofula t o the farmers. Your read­ hii (, t. (. blood diseases. The doctors* prescriptions in good variety. Also take ers will be able, and will wish and several so-called blood-purifiers being of no avail, I was at last advised by a friend to all kinds of AFTER THOMAS. to attend the Fair with their Uj Aycr s Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now feel like a new man, being fully restored to families. We therefore most health."—C. N. Frink, Decorah, Iowa. Hon. A. Teazei* made a earnestly request that you ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE, will kindly aid us in putting speech at the alliance picnic Ayer's Sarsaparilla at Rowan a cad may on last PREPARED BY it before the people, and in Thursday, and made it warm -ANDBR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, keeping it before the people, for the self-constitutcd cham­ Bold by P-uggists. $l,six$5. Worth $5 aMass. bottle. ft is the people's Fair; every pion of t lie Alliance and In­ -0inhabitant of the Old North dustrial Union, candidate for READ State is interested in its suc­ Congress in this district, All persons THIS. indebted to whose name we are told is P. cess. Please'urge upon your C. Thomas, a. Radical from me, either by note or ac­ And country produce in exreaders, the importance of across the Yadkin, in Da vid­ count for medical services, ehahge for goods. Gent's contributing to that success, son county. Mr. Leazer is or for merchandise are earn­ estly requested to come for­ furnishing goods, such as, by placing on exhibition the justly indignant at some of -0the utternccs of this pestifer­ ward and make prompt set­ dress shirts, (both laundried best their farms have produc wiggle told tlement as I am compelled and unlaundried.) Collars, Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock ol goo ! 1 ed; the most skillful work of ous people 1tail, and he ma n to ha ve my money. I have the ike an honest Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly fill their hands, and those fine and a true Democrat, as he waited long and patiently, with new goods, which he,proposes to sell at PRICES most any tliingneeded in that promising animals, the pride undoubtedly is, that lie had as my friends well know, and te of their hearts; urge them to entered 1 he ea m pa ign to figli t now, that I am iorced to line. for the election of John S. call on them, I hope they make the days of the Fair a -a; oiatwill Surprise you. Henderson; that he not will respond promptly to my time of enjoyable recreation, disgruntled and thatwas was request. I have made a he and the many articles exhib­ not and never would be alien change in my business and Highest market price paid for all kinds country ptoduceited a means of pleasure and a ted from the principles of must therefore closeup all past transactions, Persons ROOIS AND HERBS A SPECTALI Y. education to their children. the g^eat Democratic party, to No entry charge is made on which, was the only hopeheld tailing 1st. make settlement Ready-Made Clothing from 8 Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices. by Oct 1890 will find any exhibits. We bespeak out to our laboring people in their accounts in the hands to 25 dollars per suit. We 4. 24. their effort to tj*a"f>w off the from you and the people gen­ oppression of laws enacted ba­ of an officer for collection, handle only first class goods, erally a kind reception and ttle republican party. Every Vny person desiring can pay and will guarantee prices as assistance to the accredited. evil of which the farmer com­ t h ei v a ccou n ts d ue me, t o T. low as any other merchant GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS! (TO, Agents of the Agricultural plains to-day is traceable to J. Coffey & IT ro. whose rceipt who handles the same grade will he accepted by me. Republican legislation. Mr. Society, to be sent out, into Leazer made a rotsing good The firm of Phillips &Son. of goods. the State at large, to adver­ speech and added friends to now carry a first class line' tise the Fair. Give us your the cause of the people n- of general merchandise which influence and assistance in ev gainst the usurpations and will he sold as cheap as cry way consistent with your dangerous legislation of the goods of the kind can be sold, and it will he to the in­ own interest in making the party in power at Washing­ terest of the public to call ton, Mr. Leazer will make It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous 30th State Fair, Oct. 13th other speeches during the and examine our stock be­ customers that we have now, and still arriving the Urges 1 to 18th the best Fair. Pre­ coming campaign, and those fore purchasing elsewhere. stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have re­ mium lists will be sent on ap­ who know him will feel sorry Than/ring my friends for Goods at almost your own ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 woi i ,• for Thomas in his foolish past favors and soliciting price. plication. Our stock consists of all varieties of 1 run in connection of NEW GOODS. r ours very truly, race against Mr. Henderson. your future patronage I re­ g o o d s kept in a first class store. a l with my other business, a ready made CLOTHING that we are We have Lownice line of main very truly yours. —Sa lis!/ urv Il a tch inn n. offering down. JOHN T. PATRICK, J. B. Phillips. GEN'L. SUPT. Republican Convention. SHOES! OYEH-STIOES! BOOTS! Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8. Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and jirices. Y ES, WHY DON'T THEY 2 NOTICE! As chairman of the Repub­ G e n t s f u r n i s h i n g g o o d s ! C o l l a r s , cuffs, N e c k w a r e , s h i r t s By virtue of the power of lican Executive Committee of socks and anything you want in the latest styles. IIATU! Why didn't they pass the Watauga Comity, North Car sale contained in a certain to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery, Blair bill? They promised olina, it becomes my duty to mortgage deed, executed by farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were Elbert Wells and his wife bought at ft bargain and we propose to giveoureustomerto do it during the campaign call upon all republicans and Avis P Wells on the 75 day persons without regart to the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and * ' of 1888. Our poor people past political affiliations, of August 1889 and register­ will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will he ?• need education, and North who are in sympathy with ed in the registers office of which we think is equal to the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds Carolina's share of the mon : the principles of the republi­ said county in hook "C" of any in the county, and we and live stock a specially. Thanking our t'rien ev, if the Blair bill had pass­ can party in this county to mortgages page 21 and 22, said mortgage being execut­ guarantee our prices as low patronage, we hope to merit it in the future dealings and good nargains, we are, ed, would have amounted to meet in condition at the ed to Frederick Shook to as any in the $1,700,000. The democrat­ court house in Boone on secure balance due 011 two Very Respectfully, Tuesday, Sep. 25, 1890, at ic Legislature of North Caro­ 10, a. m., for the purpose of notes 1st $50 dated Nov. 16 lina has five times instructed nominating a Legislative and 1886. 2nd note $75 Nov. 16 E. H . D O U G H E R T Y & B our Representatives in Con­ County ticket. The chair­ 1 886. I will expose to sa[e at public the gress to vote and work for man of the different town­ court houseout cryin atiioono door !) this bill, and yet whew the ships will call their township/ 011 the 1st Monday in Sept. meetings on Saturday, Sep., Also furnish transportation to bill is introduced in Congress 20th, and elect two delegates it being the first day of said —DEALEKS INa republican Senate kills it. and two alternates to coun­ month oiie hundred acres of panties wanting the same with a Why don't this republican ty convention. Everybody land For cash in hand lying safe driver and with as good a turnout <xs can be found in tlu Congress repeal the internal invited as there will be some on- the head waters oF Dutch county. For the next creek adjoining the lands of If you think of buying revenue tax on tobacco and I irominon t spea ker to add ress .John Shook, James Brewer the people. J. C. RAY, SEWING MACHINE, distilled liquors, and give and others. The sale is to CUM. REP. EX. COM. and want to save CASH, write mo satisfy said notes interest our poor farmers a free mar­ for prices. I carry a lull line of and cost on same. Frede­ ket. for their crops. They noodles and parts ,snch as , rick Shook, m'ge per w. n. promised this in thelast cam Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers, nvrd const. Thisjulv 25th paign.—Rockingham Rocket. We will make special prices, for Oiis etc., all of which enn be _ B --5 1890. cash, on all goods. Returning sent, by mail. pj C 12*5 ot:R NEW DR. GRIKSOM'S SPLEEN. our thanks for past patronage I liave a good line of fishing mm: Wat-tib Tackles, Trout Hies, Hooks, .Worth AS a j~»i $5 o •EJtf.Sao 0-J fi,?SaS5*,-u J Juutch in 11m; world. Purfect we will, as heretofore, stijl con­ Lines et c. e tlinukoeper. Warranted henvjr, Seins a. specia it\\, a> «/•;'=5 w r St Di\ Grissorn "s latest gyra­ CW — e « S?> •» s VsOI.tr> tint.I) hunting rates, bfl.c alloth ladies' and guilt's sires, tinue to furnish you good goods will send t inm out by mail. tion is a gross misrepresents rwlth works nud cases of equal value. ONE PERSON in each locuiity con secuic one and at as low prices as can be lion of North Carolina, 1*0-j S. ANGEL, c.-> ->-> -z • _ rcc, together with our large f/ . • aud valuable lineof Eloua.-hi.l.t ported in an interviov be­ KNOXVILLE, ound. Truly yours, 'samples. Theao samples, as well -5E ^ :* B.5*® £ y y ^ c wlofci ?»'« rd ith* watch, »re All (hi' work you tween him and the Denver, I TENN ne*d do 19 to «ho%v what %vr *<»nd you to th«*« who call—your friend* and neighbors nud I hose about you—lhatnlways reunite Col., Republican. He charg in valuable trade for us, wliicli bold.* furyears w hen once hMi nvI, .5—29. J and (bus we nre repaid. >Ve tray all express, freight, etc. After you es North Carolina with more W. L Bryan. camknow all. if you would liker to go to work for us.Artilivu, from dt<'n„ ilnxHlS, rprtlnnd, you can Mlinsan #'fO to WHO u'- wck and upwards.Mntne C.T5 <0 EffiiS than any one acquainted! DON'T GIVE UP W L. BRYAN, - Ayer's Sarsaparilla Merchandise, MEAT CAMPHIGH SCHOOL NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR ROOTS HERBS, R. A. SPAINHOUR, MOE VIAN FALLS. JUST IN E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO. MAST, For Gash, You Can Have Hotel and Feed STABLE COUNTY. a p. .SEWING 60 D A YS k 2 *'*• r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ce64a37b3e24102a7993c73acf38b904.pdf 0f610c09ee131081cec4ba2b5d879b4c PDF Text Text Democrat )L 3 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 18. 1890. NO. 23. LETTER. smarted all over at the al­ sult of which surprised both "And when this world is on men cease to tell of the remi­ LDVILLE. lusion to his management, the political parties: the dem­ fire and the sun is blotted niscences of the past. I have From our Regular Correspondent or rather mismanagement ocrats veiy agreeably and from the heavens, I will be in my mind one man who is of the Pension Bureau made the republicans most disa­ as young as you are, sir." eminently qualified to fur­ The republican Senators during the discussion in the greeably. It was Certainly a This was said with wonderful nish the desired information, received an unexpected shock House which preceded the very great upheaval, and effect and was the grandest and that man is W. H. Dugwhen the news of the action passing of the Pension ap­ like the bushman's boomer­ out-burst of fervid and burn­ ger, Esq., of Brushy Fork. planned and developing of the convention of the Na­ propriation bill. Several ang, striking where least ex­ ing eloquence to which I ever He is quite an old man, but tional Farmers Alliance in dramatic incidents occurred pected and carrying before it listened. It was not so much is the possessor of a splendid AS protesting against the pas­ one of the most striking be­ many of the political bosses what he* said, but the man­ mind and very retentive mem sage of the Force bill reach­ I orv. He is, perhaps, too old ing when RepresentativeMor whose meat and drink it was ner in which lie said it. ed them; it staggered them REAT RESORT never so well understood and feeble to undertake to row stated that the amount to hate and vilify the South, for a time, and when they re­ carried by the bill—$183,000 and I am truly glad that what Demosthenes meant by write for your paper, but he ia edin the Mountains ot covered their wits they began 000—would be sufficient to many such have been relega­ laying such stress on deliv­ could furnish the material for to abuse the Alliance. But pay all pensions during the ted to the rear. I would have ery. By the request of the some one else who could do it is believed that this pro­ next fiscal year. "Bet yon been much better pleased if white people, the Bishop the writing. .Capt. M. 0. HarVERN NORTH CARO­ test will have great weight $2,000 to $500 that it will the landslide had hit Tom preached on last Sunday at man is a good writer and with the northwestern repub­ not," yelled Representative Reed about the seat of his 3 o'clock in the court house while he is well advanced in LINA, lican Senators, and together Biggs rushing down the cen­ inspiration and sent him sky to a crowded audience. His years, he is several years with the movement of a num­ ter aisle. In a moment the hooting to the shades of pri­ theme was the Resurrection younger than Mr. Dugger, >ion NOTED for health ber of republican Senators, House was in a good Matur­ vate life. But I suppose that and for an hour and a half and still retains his mental ess and beauy of Scenery. who are said to have deter­ ed uproar, which Mr. Biggs it was mete that the stump he held his hearers spell­ and physical vigor. He is al­ mined not to vote for that added to by saving: "Ask of Dagon should remain a bound, many standing in so, owing to his years, well ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET bill unless Speaker Reed will the people of Caliiornia who while longer to curse his re­ the aisles and scarcely mov­ up on the pioneer^ftp of the promise to allow a bill for s t a n (1 s f< >remost among ward and his country. I am ing until the conclusion. His early settlers ofJBntauga. I 7ith Cool, Invigorating: the free coinage of silver to them W. W. Morrow or Ma­ persuaded that in the 52nd sermon was perhaps not will suggest his^Rme, in con­ —Climate.— he voted upon in the House, rion Biggs and the answer Congress the Maine tyrant what theologians would call nection with Mr. Dugger, as -j is being laid out with taste which he has so far refused will be Biggs by 50,000 ma­ will be as another man prin­ a profound piesentation of a suitable man for the pur­ and skill, with well gra­ to do, it will certainly jepojority.*' He sat down amid cipally shorne of his locks the doctrines of the Resur­ pose suggested. Many other ardize that infamous meas­ ded roads and and in the presence of 153 rection, but never-the-less it counties have undertaken, shouts of laughter. ure. Secretary Noble has under­ democratic majority or w a s f a r above the a vera ge and have accomplished, the -EXTENSIVE The feature of the debate taken the task of fighting thereabouts will feel just a in form and matter, and dis­ early history of their ances­ last week in the Senate was closed wonderful biblical re­ tors by beginning in time— FOREST PARKS. the pension sharks, and bets little hit small. I hope so. Senator Gray's argument search. l T et much of it was why not Watauga? Those are already offered that they The colored Methodist Con V desirable place for fine residen­ against the constitutionali­ will be able to drive him out ferance after a weeks delibe­ very sublime and of the high­ were 110 ordinary men and women, who,A hundred years ty of the most obnoxious ces and of the cabinet. -He has aim­ ration has just adjourned. est rhetorical order and es­ ago, lefj;. the fil^re civilized clauses of the Force bill and ed a blow at their most val­ It brought to Statesville two pecially so when he came to portions of the e uutr.y and much to the surprise of the —HEAL IHFUL HOMESuable point—the pocket—by very remarkable negroes: that part of his subject "the democrats, and also, I sus­ second appearing of our and settled on the mountains having a bill introduced in Dr. Price, President of Liv­ • A Good opportunity forproi pect of the republicans, Sen­ the House to reduce the fee ingstone College, which is Lord and his return with the of M atauga. Then there were ator Teller agreed with all for securing an increase in located in Salisbury 'and redeemed." At this point the roving tribes of Indians pass itable investments. ing through the territory. that he said relating to the pensions from $10 to $1. Bispop Moore wlu •'lives at old man seemed to have ^sS~For illustrated pamphlet clause providing for domicil­ caught fresh inspiration and David Hicks and party came Mr. Corporal Tanner, who the same place. A friend and iary visits. The republicans in contact with a tribe of add less has been growing richer I stepped into the Conference with his eyes turned toward them near the mouth of Da­ have can cussed on the pro­ and richer ever since he was one day just after Price had heaven and raising himself JNVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., posed change of the Senate vie's, (now Dutch Creek). The kicked out of the Pension of­ commenced a speech on the to his full height exclaimed : rules for the purpose of forc­ whites were the victors in the LINVILLE, MITCHELL Co. fice and hung out his shingle moral, educational and men­ "1 see him coming! I see him ing the bill through,- a la engagement. This same Da­ N. C. as an attorney, is particular­ tal progress of the colored coming! I see him coming Reed, hut they failed to a vid Hicks was perhaps the 29—6 mo. ly bitter against Mr. Noblo, people since their emancipa­ with a retenue of angels to gree. It is now believed that wake up the sleeping nations first white man who settled who, he says, at the begin­ tion. I listened to him in if the bill passes at all, which the territory of Watauga. He . B. COUNCILL, Jit. ning of the trouble which led tently and to my mind it was of the dead." And then with is fai from certain, it will be built a fort during the Revo­ to his retirement at the head a very able and learned consummate skill, and as ATTORNEY AT LAV. greatly modified. lutionary war where Andy of the pension office a pproach speech. Occasionally he was with the hand of a master, The democrats in both portrayed the ascension of Mast now lives. They had to H|r4th891y. Boone, N. C. ed him with thes words: Why very impassioned and truly House and Senate, satisfied they tell me sir, that you are eloquent and he stirred his the blood washed throng contend with the rigors of of the justness of the de­ granting more pensions and people to their very depths. clothed in white robes pass­ the climate which was then W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). mands of the Farmers Al­ paying out more money than 1 was very much impressed ing through the pearly gates much more severe than now. Boone, N. C. liance for an increase in the with the manner o e the ora­ into the New Jerusalem, and Then the forests were full of Resident Physician. Office amount of money in circula­ Black did.' as they passed the gates they ravenous beasts; the bear, on King Street north oi'Post tion, stand ready to vote After many trials and trib­ tor as he protrayed the won­ ulations the international derful development of the col­ caught their harps and filed the panther and the wolf Office. for the free and unlimited copyright bill has been pass­ June 12 88. ly. ored race since the war and into line with the heavenly roamed the undisputed mon coinage of silver whenever ed by the House. how under God they were to choir and into perfect unison arshs of the mountains, and E.F. LOVILL they can get an opportunity, The protest of the Farm­ invade the Dark Continent, joined in the song of the re­ often disputed the right of and so many of the republi­ er's alliance convention aATTORNEY AT T AW, civilize it, Christianize it and deemed. At this point I nev­ the pioneer to invade their cans are ready to vote with gainst the Conger lard bills Boone N. C. elevate it alongside of the er saw an auditory so thor­ lairs—yet they braved every them that the passage of was presented to the Senate ily 4th, '89—1 y. great nationalities of the oughly aroused. The effect danger, took the country, one of the many bills that by Mn. Paddock, Saturday. earth, and all this to be done was beyond description. It felled the forests and opened have been introduced would through instrumentality of would take a more facile pen up the way for civilization. DR. L. C. REEVES. be a certainoy were it not for Statesville, N. C., the American negro and yet than mine to give you the Mang of them were as brave PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the opposition of Speaker Nov. 27, '90. I could not help being amus­ faintest outlines of the spell and daring as Daniel Boone Office at Residence. Reed, who has so far been Dear Editor: ed at the demonstrations of produced by this matchless and perhaps as intilectual. Boone, N.jC. able TO absolutely control Not feeling very well today his colored auditory. They African. The intonations of While his name has been cofuly 4. 89. the legislation that goes be­ and the atmosphere being a hollowed and shouted and his voice were so musical and memorated in story and in fore the House. It is stated little sharp, I have concluded occasionally one would jump sonorous that it reminded song, D - any of them have L. I). LOWE, that Mr. Harrison would to remain in doors and see if as high as he could and spin me of the oroking sound of been allowed to sleep in uti veto it if passed, but that 1 can't recuperate a little. around like a top and then the raven heard at a great known graves, and unless dosen't worry anybody. If something be done at once, To-day is our National fall into his seat in the wild­ distance. Enough of this. it should Tie passed ami he Thanksgiving mid I think -ANDest frenzy, with such expres­ While I am writing, I wish before another decade shall should veto it, good bye to very apporpriate it is. I be­ NOTARY PUBLIC, sions as these: "Lord grant," to present to you and your have passed, all traces of him politically. He would lieve this is the only govern­ "hit him again," etc. At the Watauga readers one thing their heroic and daring deeds BANNER'S ELK. N. C. be as dead as Rutherford B. ment on the face of the earth conclusion of h i .sr speech some more. I have long desired will have passed from the Hayes. that devotes one day out of one arose and moved to ex­ that some competent hand memory of men. Notwithstanding the snub­ 865 for the purpose of pub­ tend to him a vote of thanks would undertake to write the Will not some one or bing he got from the republi­ licly t lian k i ng A1 mighty . It. PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR. for his great effort, and this ear.y history of Watauga. I more engage in the [Teasing cans of the Senate Finance Goodness for the establish­ VERMS $1.25 PER DAY. brought to the front several am satisfied that it would be task of unearthing the dar­ committee at the last ses­ ment of our free institutions Sqecial arrangements by the week ing exploits of Watauga'sear of the lesser orbs and then sion Senator Stanford lias and praying that He will came the Bishop, 76 years of a source of entertainment ly pioneers? If you will excuse or month. and amusement to your read ELK PARK, N. C. introduced again, under an continue to smile propitious­ age, small in statue and as ers during the long winter me, I will make one sugges­ other name, his bill for loan­ ly upon us until the end of black as the ace of spades tion in connection with the 6—26. 4 mo. ing Government money upon time. We as a nation, ought and began by saying: "I nights. If it is ever done, it matter. I would suggest that should be done at once, farm mortgages, and reques­ to be more thankful perhaps J; l\.IVI Ml Alt thank God for Dr. Price; I know of only two or three you, at an early day, organ­ ted that it lie on the table than any other nationality thank Him for ize an historical society for DENTIST, until he makes a speech in because under God we enjoy sical powers; Ihis fine phy­ men now living who could the purpose of taking the thank God LK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. its favor. He has an idea a greater measure of religion for his great mental vigor give anything like an accu­ matter into consideration, rate history of the first set and at once begin work Otters his professional services that this bill may nominate and political liberty than and I thank God because he lers of your county, and those "B" to the people of Mitchell, hi in for President in 1892. Watauga and adjoining coun­ Unless Co m m issioner Rau rn any of the nations of the is comparatively a young men are getting very old and LADIES Nineteenth century. Well, it man. And turning to Price, according to the inevitable Needing atonic, or children u-ho want build­ ties.®®*Wo bad wnteiaJ used ing up. should take has a hide as tough as a is most too late to speak of and in an impassioned tone laws of Nature will soon have and all work guaranteed."©ft BROWN'S IKON BITTERS. It is cures Malaria, Indi May 1 1 y. rhinoceros he must have the recent elections, the re­ and clear voice exclaimed : passed into the realms where gestion,pleasant to take, Liver Complaints. Biliousness and sh. WA SIIINGTON Attorney at Law BANNER HOUSE. �The Watauga Democrat, S.F. Lenoir, & Co Gov. Fowle is busily engag­ Sugar Grove, N. C., Dec. 15, 1890. ed m preparing his message. D. B. Donglierty, Editor. Mr. Editor:—The battle is R C. Rivers, Publisher Nearlty aU colds are slight, fought, the victory won, the first, but their tendency is to at —DEALERS IN,so war is over and the smoke of lower the system that the suffer­ A DEMOCRATIC family newsthe contest is blown away er becomes a ready victim to any 1 per devoted to the interests of Merchandise, from our political horizon, prevalent desease. The use of General County, State and Nation. Pub­ i Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, in the be and we behold the purity of ginning of a cold, would guard a lished every Thursday at Boone, We have now, on hand vVatauga County, N. C. our victory which cheers and gainst this dauger. complete line of comforts the hearts of all our patriotic countrymen. The The grea u Southern Immi GENERAL MERCHAN­ Thursday Dec. 18th, 1890 late democratic victory is a gration Convention to be in DISE. rp he Western Citizen, in its scathing rebuke to bossism Asheville, is looked upon as and the tendency of the g. o. p being of great interest to the imie of the 4th, steps consid­ CONSISTING OF, to centralize the best and pu­ South. erably out of its way in or­ rest government ever institu­ der to make a very unwar[Dry Goods,] ted among men. As in war, No remedy for blood disorders rented and unjust criticism [Notions,] so in politics. In war, when can equal Ayer's Sarsaparilla. on the conduct of the board Though concentrated and power [G roceries,] one general gains a victory ful, this medicine is perfectly sale )f commissioners of Warau[Shoes,] and routs and demoralizes and may be taken by children > county, being a continuaas well as adults. Physi­ [Hats,] the enemy, and fails to an­ :on of the same old howl we nihilate him,he may gather cians recommend it in preference [Hardware,] have occasionally heard in to any other. Price 1.00. Worth his shattered and scattered 5.00a bottle.x this county for the last four [Tinware,] forces, reorganize them into years; the potency of which [Glassware,] a formidable power. So it is The South Carolina legisla­ owl may be easily ascertain [Crockery,] in our late victory. The Re­ ture elects Irby Senator, to : by reference to the last e[Medicines,] publicans are routed but not succeed W a d e Ha in pton. ction in this county. Our annihilated; therefore let us, Mr. Irby is an Allianceman of which we are offering at 'temporary among other the democratic party, of and and a close friend of Gov. ''r.gs, says: ' JPe were struck for the people, keep the Rads Tillman's. ith the conduct of the comrouted. Let our war cry be, ' .'ssioners of Ashe, in con"Lay on McDuff!" "A drown t with the commissioners ing man will catch at a straw,' d Watauga, two and four We also take in exchange so it is with the wounded and when, contrary to for goods, dying republcan party. Let precfdents and rules of DEMANDS Wheat, us remember that the price That only honest and reliable medicines • itv and semblance of jusCorn, market. It can­ of liberty is eternal vigilence. should be placed upon thetoo emphatically, the sheriff was required Hye, not, therefore, be stated are in We rejoice in our late victo­ nor repeated too often, that all whoshould ive his entire bond, not Oats, need of a genuine Blood-purifier Chicken nly for the discharge of his Sectionalism in this gov­ ry, and more, that some of be sure and ask for Eggs, ernment of ours seems to the bust republicans have Th-'al duties, (which could &etc, be more than $15,000 have been wiped out in the seen the drift of the adminis­ Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one SO GIVE US A CALL. under $5,000) but for last election. The cry will tration, and its legislation near and dear to you, may depend on the use this well-approved remedy in prefer­ no longer be "the Solid fiought with bossism, favor- enceof to any other preparation of similar ne collection of the taxes name. It is compounded.of Honduras sar­ before they were even South" as has been so often iteisrn, sectionalism, hatred- saparilla (the variety most rich in curative M May the 15th. 1890. much as levied." Now, it said, but it is now a solid ism and all the other isms of properties), stillingia, mandrake, yellow dock, and the iodides. The process of man­ / plain that if the Citi- country both North and the shrewd and tricky Yan­ ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously clean, and such as to secure the very best ATTENTION ! quotes them correctly, South for reform and honest kee to keep in power and to medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This boiled nor heated, We have sold our mercan­ government. We most cheer­ favor capitalists, combines medicine is not decoction; but it is and is, commissioners of Ashe therefore, not a a com­ pound extract, obtained by a ex­ acted contrary to law fully admit that the Farmers and trusts. I say that we re clusively our own, of the bestmethodmost tile business at Blowing Rock, and Alliance has had much to do joice more that they have powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics N. U to Messrs T. H. Coffey Dieting the new sheriff & Co., and bespeak for them known to pharmacy. For the last forty .ulice until he has com- in bringing about this great seen the error of their way years, Ayer's a liberal share of public pat­ ronage. Persons owing us with the plain provis- result. We are proud of this and like true penitents have must come forward and set­ o of the statute. The Code sentiment. We clip the fol­ repented, forsaken their sins lowing from the Ocala, Fla., and have not, joined the has been the standard blood-purifier of the tle at once as we do not wish 2 074 is mandatory, and world—no other approaching it in popular church, but have cast their confidence or universal demand. Its form­ to give anybody trouble. vely requires the sheriff Dispatch: J. B. Clarke or T. H. offe.v ula is approved by the leading physicians ' v*e, not only his bond for At the conclusion of Presi­ votes and lot for the demo­ and druggists. Being pure and highly con­ & Co., at Blowing Rock, and centrated, it is the most economical of any d scharge of his official dent Polk's address the Alli­ cratic party, the party of the possible blood medicine. Every purchaser H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C. insist the party of Sarsaparilla shouldsee that upon having will receipt for us and make *08, but the tax bonds as ance resolved itself into a sort whole people; this preparation and each bottle settlements. Thanking our •] double the amount of of "love feast," during which whose principles are the bull- hears the well-known name of friends for their liberal trade axes for the previous C.A. Power, an old ex-Union warks, the safe-guard and J . C. Ayer & Co., in the past, we remain. Lowell, Mass. Now, this is so plain soldier from Indiana, moved watch-tower of the liberties Respectfully, In every of the globe the way-faring man, that all ex-Union soldiers in and rights of all our country saparilla is quarterto be the bestAyer's Sar. H. C. MARTIN & co. proved remedy for s the editor of the Citi- the hall who indorsed the men of every class and sec­ all diseases of the blood. Lowell druggists Blowing Rock, Sept. 23. unite in testifying to the superior excellence need not err therein. sentiments expressed in the tion of our broad land, from of this mq^licine and to its great popularity f there could be the least speech of President Foulks, the Atlantic to the Pacific, in the city of its manufacture. F. J. McMillion and Son of the of South Dakota ; with refer­ and from the cold and frozen Ayer's Sarsaparilla Mouth of Wilson Va., arc Manu­ about it, the Supreme factures of all kinds of woolen PREPARED BY J N. C. has fully adju- ence to the burial of section­ regions of the North to the goods, which they will send to 1 the matter in the alism, rise up to be counted. warm and balmy Savannas DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. your door in exchance for wool. They keeD f Dixon against the The motion prevailed, and of our fair South-land. 11 hi le §oli by Druggists. 01, six 05. Worth 05 a bottle. goodsalso hand a fullline of their on at Southerlands .ssioners of Beaufort between forty and fifty stood many of the conservative re­ Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the highest price for wool. reported in the 80th up amid the wildest enthusi­ publicans have voted with us, NOTICE. .pej ort, page 118, to asm. Under the inspiration we must remember that there A petition having been fil­ Notice. i we invite theattention of this good feeling an ex- are yet many hundreds in Wa, ed with the Board of Com mis Union soldier from Wiscon­ tauga, and thousands in N. sioners at December term for For sale. 900 acres of land, ie editor of the Citizen, the areful parusal of which sin stood up in his seat and C., and hundreds o'f thous­ shipformation of a new Town­ on Rich Mountain, Watauga and advertised accord­ County, on which is asbestos, called upon all Union sol­ ands in the United States doubt convince him ing to law; it is ordered that and fine land for sheep ranch. tie speaks without diers present to give three that still vote for, and sup­ the Board of Magistrates be Sales private. L. D. Lowe & Ige, and thatthe corn­ cheers for the old Confede­ port the party of oppression called in special session, on -I. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of 's of Watauga have rates in the Alliance. They and corruption. These we the first Monday in January, Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. « guilty of such an were given with a will. Then must also convert, and bring 1891, to consider the same Banner Elk, Nov. i5. '90. in joint session. This Dec. e on justice and Equi- it was the Confederates' turn to the democratic fold. It is 8, 1890. J. E. FINLEY, Money to loan. !»(.- would have the pub- and they cheered the old sol­ surprising to me, and I can­ Chm. Bd. Corns. Persons wishing to bor­ '3. We are fully ap- diers of the Union with a vol not understand how and why row money, who can secure • >? the fact that the ume and heartiness that rais­ any white man who possessNOTICE! it by mortgage on good real the Citizen is a new- ed no doubt as to the genu­ eth a particle of manhood I am just receiving n new estate, ''an be accommodated our State and is not ineness of their feeling. The and self-respect in Watauga, stock of goods bought for by applying to iliar with our laws, cheers ended with a wild, old or in the State, can vote the cash down and will sell for J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. strickly pay down, at prices n we remember that fashioned "rebel yell," and republican ticket in the face to live and let live. You will or A. J. Criteher, fiortonN. C °asy touch of the el- as its echoes died away one of Reed's bossism, the Mc- do well to call and examine 4. 24. . viry popular Attor- aged veteran of the Confede­ Kinley tariff bill, the election my goods consisting of boots, Force bill, the useless and ex­ >3 tj • o£ ••sA £ ' ran for Solicitor, racy shouted, in a voice that travagant waste of the peo­ shoes, dry goods, notions, Yours truly, n ce seems to us to rang out clearly through the ple's money, pulled out of &c. S5*3|jEi|s*t T. A. CRITCHER, hall: "That's a genuine ar­ their pockets by the law c excuse if not al­ Ban.boo. N. C. So 3 ii inal. His other ticle. I've heard it before." sharks in obedience to the high protective tariff and IOtQunft.,^ji^.8avolverB. ur Board are en tire JRifles, The clerk of the House of the internal (and 1 might to« ng with the above Addreta add the infernal) revenue law. t WerttT) '* Representatives, Mr. McPherfar Prica List, GvaWorka,Pittsburgh,r!r • thout any ioundaIn conclusion 1 will say while Breech loading t t. Of course, some son, has had printed an offi­ the enemy is down let us $8 to $50, single double shot gun breech loaders rejected as surities cial list of members elected keep him down, and let our $ 4 to $12, breech 1 oad i ng ri fl es $ 3 i iff's bond, but the to the next Congress. There war cry be "lay on McDuff" to $15, nouhle barrel Muzzleload and press him to the wall, guns$5.50 bo $20, of the board was are 243 democrats, 88 repub­ perad venture we may bury ing shotRifles, 16 shooter, $10 Re­ peating to on seen in the fact licans, and 8 Alliancemen. A the republican party below $80; Revolvers $1 to $20. send 3 of them were bank democratic majority of 146, and beyond redemption or cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata­ Undue exposure to cold winds, les^ than twelve and the 8 Alliancemen will resurrection in 1892. As the logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST rain, bright light or malara, may bring on inflammation and sore battle is fought, the victory ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa. would not be make it 154. ness of the eyes. Dr. J. n. Mc­ won, let us turn our atten­ publish any names Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve The Indian troubles are tion to the promotion and will subdue the inflammation, getting very tired not so threatening from last advancement of the interests Mind wardering rnred. Books learned cool and soothe the nerves, and P si i minted attacks in one reading. Testimonials from all of our countrymen. So let parts ot t ho globe. Prospectus POST strengthen weak and failing eye FKKE, sent on applicotii.IL to Prof. on a ... of just and up­ reports. it be. R. V. W. sight. 25 cents a box. A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. Now York. right men who have at all times and under all circum­ stances acted in the best in­ terest of the people of the county, and under whose wise and conservative man­ agement of the county finan­ ces, we are out of debt with money in our treasury and the county script is as good as a U. S. check. In conclu­ sion we beg leave to inform our brother that the sheriff's official bond was placed at the lowest figure allowed by law to wit, $5,000, and no hardship was placed upon him except the plain requirrnents of the law, and the in­ coming democratic officers who gave their bonds on the first Monday in this month were held to the same terms and judged by the same law, and no favors were granted to them, not granted to the republican officers. We have said this much in justice to an honest and capable board, not that their reputation is likely to suffer from any thing that the Citizen might say, for it had as well pitch straws against a cyclone as to try thus to besmirch the reputation of these true and tried servants of the people. PUBLIC SAFETY Lowest Prices, Ayer's 8- Fi LENOIR & 00 Sarsaparilla READ THIS. All persons indebted to me, either by note or ac­ count for medical services, or for merchandise are earn­ estly requested to come for­ ward and make prompt set­ tlement as I am compelled to ha ve my money. 1 have waited long and patiently^ as my friends well know, and now, that I am lorced to call on them, I hope they will respond promptly to my request. 1 have made a, change in my business and must therefore close up all past transactions, Persons failing to make settlement by Oct 1st. 1890 will find their accounts in the hands of an officer for collection, Yny person desiring can pay their accounts due me, to T. J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt will be accepted by me. The firm of Phillips &Son. now carry a first class line of general merchandise which will be sold as cheap as goods of the kind can he sold, and it will be to the in­ terest of the public to call and examine our stock be­ fore purchasing elsewhere. Than&ing my friends for past favors and soliciting your future patronage 1 re­ main very truly vours. .1. B. Phillips. Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8. Vails Criiuis N o I am now ready to show you a nice selected stock of standard prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic suiting, Challies cashmeres, and brocaded goods with the best lot of 10 cts worsteds on the market. Ladies' white dresc goods, cross­ bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib­ bons, gloves, ladiis' and misses' hoes, corsets and corset jeans, Damask table cloths, lace soil and creton goods, silk thre; button hole twist. Jeans ck from 12% to 75 cts per .yard, Hats and shoes HARDWARE. in the greatest abundance, such "-, as hoes, plows, clevises, grass^ rods, heel holts, horse shoes am I nails. Table cutlery, hinges.haA%, v mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts and screws. Coffin goods, s i i v f r - . mounted handles, screws h8j|§j|pggp and ornaments. A very finelldtof * :St'~ QUEENS -WARE . Gold band china,teas and; bowles and pitchers, glas4S||pp$1 lamps etc. GROCERIES, j Extra C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol­ den drip syrup, rice and spices.- Oils, tanner's and engine; tur pentine. Just received 500 galkns stone-ware, crocks, churns, jars jugs etc. Give me a call. Resp. ?<. D. TAYLOR . W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. Brick Layers and Plasterers are prepared to do all work in their line on short notice. ALL work guaranteed and Prices reasonable. For pri­ ces etc., address us at Conover, N. C. Nov. 7th, ly. J. F. Morphew. Marion, N. C. E. S. Blackburn. Je er>on,N.C. MORPHE W & BLACKBURN ATTTORNEYS AT LAW . Will practice in the courts of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch­ ell counties, also in the Fed­ eral courts of the Dist.. and Supreme Court of the State. Collection of claims solicited. Aprl, 10. ATTENTION ! My duties confine me closely to Carolina, and I would exchange, on favorable terms, $10,000 of stock in a phosphate company in Florida, my late residence, for a suitablefarm in the mountains. ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY, Raleigh, N . C . One of the DESTTcl-|L _ eocopea I n Our faoilltieaare a the world. FREE unequalrd, and to introduce our superior (roodi wevrill iendrRIB toOKE PERSON in each locality, ne abore. Only those who write i to us at once ran make sure of 1 the chance. All you have to do in [ return is to show our frn°da to thnre who call—your neifrhbora 1 and thoso around you The be' ginning of this advertisement •howa the small end of the telaThe following cat gives the appearance of it reduced to about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It Is a grand, double aize teleacope, as large as la easy to carry. We will also ahow you how jou can make from SSI* toMlOuday at least, from the start,with­ out experience. Better write at once We pay all express charges. Address, .TT CO,, Bex ORTLA AIN*. H. HALLf A 8HO, P NB, M �Editor and Publisher. Also, of the noble, grand and vic­ torious campaign battle it has fought, and won, for which, we say, 'Well done thou good and faithful ser­ vants.'" ; our county and it is the duty 'To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. • As this is the last issue of of everv man in the county the DEMOCRAT until after to consider the matter and .1 copyl year $1.00 the holidays, the publisher take immediate action. But 1 " 0 months 50 instead of that, it has been 1 " 3 months 35 takes this opportunity of ex­ ADVERTISING RATES. tending Christmas greetings the custom for two or three men in a neighborhood to and best wishes to onr many 1 inch 1 week I -75 exert themselves in the inter­ —John Elrod, Esq., of New friends and readers, and to 1 " 1 month 1.75 1 '< 3 " 3.00 River, killed a two-year-old est of a road, and the bal­ every-body at large. ] it " 5.00 ance fight it to the bitter beef some days ago which We would wish a merry, 1 i£ 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week*. 9.00 weighed 765 pounds, net. happy Christmas, to those end. Mr. MacRae, of Linville 1 " lmonth 13.50 Look out Mr. Finley, this is who labored so indefatigably, 1 « 3 " 25.00 City, passed through here hard to beat. and stood in the front of the 1 « 6 " 37.50 Saturday, on his way to that 1 " 1 year 50.00 —All persons indebted to battle in the late democratic place. us either by note or book victory. We are sure that Entered at the Postofficeat account are requested to it will be a happy day for Mrs. Wm. Vuncanon has Boone. N. C., as second-class come and make payments by them, for conciousness of du­ been sick for the past few days with something like mail matter. the 1st day of January 1891, ty. well done, always brings diphtheria. as we are needing what is peace and contentment in its LOCAL NEWS. Iftheie is a good deposit due us. HAGAMAN & Co. train. of iron ore on Beech Mt., we —Ice! —John Elrod, Esq., raised A joyful Christmas to those will get a railroad up Elk, who have given their hearty on 12 acres of ground, by ac­ and have as fine a section of —Wind! • support, their means, influ­ tual measurement, 514 bush­ country as exists in the —Snow ! els of corn. Still it is presum­ ence and time for the benefit mountains. Mr. G. V . Bug­ of their home paper. To all —Hard-times. ed by some that Watauga is ger has been mining some of such, we promise our best ef­ not a good corn-growing sec­ the ore, and he says there is —Christmas gift! forts the comingyear, to give tion. plenty of it, and of good —A dollar, please. you a paper of which you REGULAR. —Mr. John Neal, of Jeffer­ may well be proud. We en­ quality. —A merry Christmas! son, on last Thursday killed ter' the year ninety-one with A Tribute of Respect. —More, and better news. one Linville Eller, but we sanguine expectations of ma­ —Mrs. Capt. Lovill is im­ are not informed as to the king the DEMOCRAT , with Maggie E., daughter of G. particulars. We suppose it your aid, better than ever be proving. L. and Martha Storie, was —Christmas next Thurs­ was for some of Ellers law­ fore. horn Feb. 15,1878, and died lessness, as he is a very noted May joy fill the hearts of of heart dropsy, Dec. 3, 1890 day. law-breaker in Ashe. the aged whose only pleasure aged 12 years, 9 months and —Local columns crowded —Could our readers see the now, is in the things of the 18 days. Little Maggie was with Christmas notices. huge drifts of snow around past. At the mere mention —A number of communica­ our office, and columns of of Christmas, their thoughts a very remarkable child and tions laid aside this week for type frozen together in the fly as on the wings of light­ wise beyond her years. At home she was an obedient want of space. office, they would wonder ning, back to the time when daughter, a loving sister, —Leggett's No. 1 Break­ how we issue this week. their hearts were filled with and kind and generous to fast Java Roasted Coffee sold But it must go regardless of gladness at the annual reall. During her last illness by Jones & Vance. Try it. snow and ice. turn of this happy day, and she suffered a great deal, but — Mr. B. J. Council!, of —Tf the weather will admit, their hearts are filled with was very patient and seemed Brushy Fork, came near los­ we earnestly request that all joy as the merry bells ring more anxious for those who ing his residence by fire last the members of Boone Lodge, out, "Peace on earth, good waited on her, than for her­ week. No. 5, I. 0. 0. F. be present will to men." Ah! yes, they self: often begging them to -Go to Jones & Vance for next Saturday night, as our are children again, and feel rest. nice Christmas goods. The officers for the ensuing year ready to exclaim with the En 8ometime before she died, finest line of vaces ever are to be elected. glish bard, "I am not old, Vhe told one who was stand­ brought to this county. ing by her bed, that she was R. C. RIVERS , Rec. Sec'y. I cannot be old." A never-1 o-be-f o r g o 11 e n going to die, but said "Don't —Miss Ida B. Hardin has —The Odd Fellows, of Snow Christmas to the thousands been quite ill for some days. Lodge enstall their officers of little ones who are await­ tell father, it will trouble We hope for her a speedy re­ publicly, on the 26th inst. ing anxiously and expectant­ him." The night before she covery. died she became exceedingly Also at the same place, (in —'Old Rip' has again wak­ the evening) there will be a ly for the return of their happy and her sweet little ed up since the elect ion, and public installation of the prince of all beings—Santa face beamed with angelic fires the G. 0. P. in this issue. officers of the Masonic Fra­ Clause. May he reach far brightness, and she sang down in his capacious, mam­ Read it. ternity, of Snow Lodge. moth pockets, and have pres­ "Tin going home to die no —We are having a large Some prominent speakers ents to gladden the hearts of more." To those who stood around her bed, she said "I'm trade on the celebrated Lead­ are expected. every juvenile in this broad going to live with Jesus, and er Cook Stove. Jones & —A lot of short horned land of ours. Vance. how sweet it will be to clasp Durham cattle, raised by J. May Ch ri stm a s bened icfion s the hand of Jesus on the —John Culler lias moved E. Finley, of Meat Gamp, rest on all who do not forget banks of sweet Deliverance." to, and taken charge of J. W. and shown in Boone on Oct. the suffering and the needy. About an hour before she Farthing's tine farm on New 20th, 1890, weighed as fol­ Don't forget that there will died she arose from her bed ri ver. lows: Best two-year-old heif­ be tears shed on that day, and on being asked what she —The celebrated White er, 1,220, second, 1,195, third and let each one of us strive Rose flour sold by Jones & 1,170. One yearling heifer, to supplant a smile for a wanted, said: "I want to go to father." Some one took Vance is the best hour on the 875; one yearling bull, (six­ tear on some worn cheek, her by the hand and she walk market for the money. Sat­ teen months old) 960. We and it will set a ripple of isfaction guaranteed. failed to publish this bit of h appiness a float i n our hea r ts ed to the bed where her fath­ er Jay, put her arms around —Why is it that Jones & news when it was fresh, but Vance can sell the best Fruit we hope it is not too old to that will deepen and widen, his neck, kissed him twice Loom Bleach for 10c. and be of interest to many of until it breaks on the shores and walked back to her bed of a never-ending eternity. other merchants want 12% our readers. as.if nothing was the matter. per yard? —Mr. R. ADoughton, of A1 To the generous, whole-soul She left loving messages for —We call attention to the leghan.y county, and Thomas ed merchants, for whom we all her absent relatives and targe and well-selected stock H. Sutton, of Cumberland, are advertising, we wish a seemed very anxious for of fire works at Jones & are being urged by their re­ bouncing big trade and a jol­ those who were not religious. Vance's for the Xinas trade. spective friends for Speaker ly good time throuh the hol­ Boys you can get large sky­ of the next State Legislature. idays, and much prosperity She requested her father to It would be natural for us to write to her uncle who is in rockets and candles there. favor Mr. Doughton, as he is thereafter. the west and tell him to meet —It seems that old 'Santa' a man worthy and compe­ PUBLISHER. her in heaven. Just before broke his apron string at S. tent and represents as true she died she called all present F. Lenoir & Go's, and left an a democratic constituency as BANNER ELK ITEMS. to her bedside, told them over abundance of confec­ ever voted. Mr.D. has been egood bye and said: "Meet lected three times to the Leg­ tions and fruits for the holi­ islature, and will receive the DEC . 15.—There is a move me in heaven." day trade. supdort of all western mem­ on foot all along the line Yesterday evening her lit­ —I wish to say to my cus­ bers. It is to be hoped that from Elk Park to Valle Cru- tle body was consigned to tomers that my stock of con­ he will be elected. cis to build a turnpike be­ itsMast resting place to await fections and holiday goods, Vilas, N. C., tween the two points, and the resurrection morn, but is full and complete. For Dec. 15, '90. have a toll gate some where the pure spirit has fled to the presents for your wife, child Editor Democrat: on the road. It is absolute­ bosom of the Savior it loved or sweetheart, call on me The Sunday School at ly necessary to have a first Free from sin and sorrow, Brushy Fork church propose class road between the two the last pain has been felt, and I am sure to suit you. W. L. BRYAN. having a Christmas trea at points, but it is very difficult and all is joy peace and love. JENNIE MATNEY. that place on Christmas day. —W. G. Todd, of this coun­ All the friends of charity are to get some of the people to Happiness depends very much ty, left with us 3 ears of corn cordially invited to be pres­ see into a thing of that kind, on the condition of the liver and which weighed 4 lbs., and he ent and participate. And and much more difficult to kidneys. The ills of life make said that one of the stalks while we rejoice, let us re­ get them to take hold of it. but little impression on those member the poor and try to whose digestion from which it was gathered cheer their sad hearts, and They believe in plowing [with can regulate youris good. You liver and kid­ held up a man who weighed do all we can for suffering a Barshare plow with a wood neys with Dr. J. H. McLean's Liv­ 175 lbs. Hard to beat Wil­ humanity. And just here we en mould board, because their er and Kidney Balm. $1. Od per wish to say that no immor­ 'daddy' did so, but there are bottle. lie. al conduct will be tolerated some of us who would rather Many Persons are broken —Our friend, M. C. Harman, on the occasion. plow with aii Avery steel or down from overwork or household cares. writes: "We feel proud of Hrown's Iron Rebuilds the Very truly, Oliver Chilled plow. We cer­ system, aids digestion,Bittersexcess of bile, removes the DEMOCRAT , and its able THE SUPERINTENDENT. tainly need good roads in and cures malaria. Get the genuine. SUBSCRIPTION HATE S CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. _____ HERE WE ARE! 1890! With its nps and downs is slowly, but surely, vvanhig and as it closes we wish to thank our many customers for their very liberal patron­ age, and quote to them some AVe propose to make it to of our leading articles, with your interest to trade with the promise that during the remainder of the present year us, and in so doing, we give we will give you goods as cheap you some articles that are as can be bought on the South­ ern Markets, and for the year contained in our ON TOP! ENORMOUS 1891 STOCK on which we propose to give you unequalled BARGAINS BOOTS & SHOES. 550 pairs Boots and Shoes, We promise, as in the past by Fair Dealings, To merit a liberal share of the patronage of our customers in Watauga And adjoining counties. TO MERCHANTS. In this line we can fit and suit all. The very best val­ We wish to call your especial ues at panic prices. 8ee our attention to our enormous stock line before buying. OF HARDWARE. -o- You can saveTmoney by giving us your order for nails, tyre and Dry Goods. rolled iron, chains, and, in fact, Four thousand, five hun­ anything in this line, as we buy dred yards of DRY GOODS. them in large lots direct from the manufactures. Here you will find the lat­ DRY GOODS. est styles and best qualities Consisting of at. un-heard-of prices. Flannel Suiting, Trecott Flannels, Plaid Flannels, Saxony, prints, Ginghams, etc., etc. In this branch we carry a Ladie's Dress, in Henriefca FRESH STOCK , both staple Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar and fancy at prices lower per yard. All kinds of laces in Vandike points, etc. Shawls and than the bottom notch. ladie's coats in the latest styles. Large stock of satin and grosgrain ribbon, table linen and oil­ cloth. o- Groceries! Groceries!! Hats, Hats, A nice lot at the very low­ est prices. We can fit any body. Call and examine our stock before buying else­ Sugar. Coffee, where. Groceries, Rice, Oat-meal, Pickles, Bacon, Lard, Salt, Flour, Pepper, Jeans! JEANS !! JEANS!!! Spice, We have the largest stock in in the greatest abundance, and town, which will be sold at at prices that will surprise you. special low prices. DOTS *R £HOES. OOTS ^ ^HOES. -oIn Foot-wear, we almost defy competition, as our stock was purchased before the advance in prices. We wish to call espec­ our This department is com­ ial attention to that Tap-sole, Flesh-split boot, w6 claim plete. We can fit the tall, cannot be beaten in the United the short, the lean, and the States. We also carry a large and well selected stock of rubber fat. goods, in the latest and most comfortable sryles. BOYS CLOTHING 1 Clothing, A nice lot which will be sold at a very low figure. Gent's Furnishing CLOTHING. Come and examine our new and elegant line of Ready-ms^de Cloth GOODS . Shirts, ing which was carefully selected Drawers, as to style, fabric, make and fin­ ish, and you are sure to find any Follars, thing you need, and as cheap as Cuffs, the chapest. We can fit you Under ware, in any suit from the smallest boy to the 250 pounder. Gloves, Hose, Gent's FurnishingGoods. Handkerchiefs, o Cravats, &c. In endless varieties, such as Can suit all in this depart­ Outing-shirts, Dress-shirts, ment. Under-wear, o Collars. Cuffs, J my In connection with Cravats, Hose, other business I run a Hats, caps, Handerehiefs, Gloves & etc. We cannot be turned down in this line for style or quali­ ty- Hotel and Feed STABLEf which we think is equal to any in the county, and we guarantee our prices as low as any iu the County Thanking my customersfor past favors, I remain Very Respectfully, W, L, Bryan, Thanking our friends for a liberal patronage in the past and hoping to merit a larger ghare in the future, we are most Respectfully, JONES & VANCE. ELK PARK, NOV., 17, '90. B. All orders by mail shall recieve prompt at­ tention. J. & V. �A COMPLETE NEWS vates in them the spirit of PER! chanty and benevolence toSo far as possible, let all I wards all mankind. By the The Prideof the North Caroli 1). It. Dougherty, Editor. na Press." It C. ltivers, Publisher women dress beautifully; so association of its lodge meet­ God dresses the meadows and Do you want to aid in buildingthe mountains. Especially be ing's it developes their social up a paper that shall reflect the COUNTY EXHIBIT. fore and right after break- i nature, and makes life more greatest credit on North aioli[Continued from last week.] fast, ere they expect to beseep enjoya ble than it otherwise na, no matter where it may be seen ? Then patronize of the world, let them look | would be. By its organized Nancy Michael wit state The Wilmington Messenger, vs wm Michael 1.70 neat and attractive for the system of practical benevo­ A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER families sake. One of the most Marth Michael wit " \ „ , B° vs win Michael 1.70 hideous sights is the sloven­ lence it aids them when sick In order to encourage our friends to help us m our ef- giving you all the news of the ly woman at the breakfast I and in distress, and assists w M Michael wit state vs forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within j world—a Democratic newspaper .65 table. Let woman adorn her their families when suffering road hands that equals the best— has the self.—Dr. Talmane. Eli orim sly wit state " and bereaved, while by its the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE. j. argest circulation, and has for .65 road hands auxsilary insuranceorganizaj MITJM 01FERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour­ twenty-one years been i part Representative Dockery's w s itoiuinger wit state vs age some active persons to go to work and m a k e a nice and factorin thegrowth and dev.65 resolution providing for an tions it enables its members • velopment of tlie Old North road hands to make an inexpensive kutj thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build State? Then subscrbe for jack MCGuire wit state vs investigation of the charge THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER .40 that certain Senators and certain and ample provision up their home paper. road hands A Hedgepeth wit state vs for their prospective widows Campaign Rartes: -O.40 Representatives entered a and orphans. There is no road hands The "Daily Messenger," pool for the purpose of specie Dr l c iteeves attending mail, 4 months on trial, for prisoner 3.15 lating in silver while the sil- part of a man's nature which $2.00 w c eoffey fi nee com '8,9 8.15 j ve? » Bill w a s pending at the is not improved by the influ­ The weekly "Transcript Mes­ J E Finle.y fur coins seal 3.4o || ag ^_ ^ssion of Congress, and ence of Odd Fellowship; there To tlie person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest and 1 H H Farthing steel tor Bd ' are no ad verse circumstances road supervisors 3.35 that they pocketed several in which he may be placed first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 j B dark listing tax '89 4.65 million dollars in profits, is where Odd Fellowship will delivery of-the names a Genuine Cash in advance. Both hung up in the House com­ it c Rivers pub annual SINGER SEWING MACHINEpapers are large Eight-Page statement '89 12.27 mittee on Rules of which fail to benefit him. This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and sheets. Send Postal Card Of such a sociey as this we Grayson Bros blasting Speaker Reed is chairman, powder ID.15 and it is said it will remain may well be proud. Such a retails regularly at $40.00. HJs a perfect jem and is well with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ G w Robbinsreparingw society as this we can honest worth ever cent of the money. ies of T HE M ESSENGER. river bridge 1.65 there because a number of ly recommend to our friends. Oct, 1st, 1888. tf. the Speaker's close friends O c'lk sup. court state vs For such a society as this we E T Bracco 13.10 have their pockets full of the can work with good will, and N J presnel getting out FOE A CLUB OF FIFTEEN ill-gotten boodle. TAKE THE withan approving conscience. posts for jail lot 3.75 To the person sending us a club of fifteen v\e will give on H Moody ser road ordrs 1.35 Almost all boys are natu­ Other societies may or may w B Rogers lumber for rally mechanics. The con­ not succeed; many of their delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to -GOINGjail lot 29.30 structive and imitative facul­ are but experiments, whose the English-speaking people. Who can do business of aA F Davis steel fur B'd ny kind, without that great volume, West and Northwest supervisors 2.93 ties are developed, in part at future is uncertain. Odd Felowship has already succeed­ a very early age. All boys are WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ? Ril Hodges chairs &c for poor house 5.25 not capable of being develop­ ed; it has passed beyond thq Emigrants going to any of the j p Fry powder used on ed into good, practical, work expeiimental stage: it stands This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in Western States or Territories public road .65 ing mechanics, but most of today at the head of all ben­ heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, shell & Mast steel &pow'r 7.15 them show their bent that efit institutions of human or­ sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif­ t is the quickest route to JC Mcohee reparing co'rt teen subscribers to yourjiorne paper. KANSAS CITY, DENVER, house 5.15 way. There are few cases in igin." O w w presnell placing pi­ PUEBLO, which the boy has competent ping to jail 9.90 ideas of the production of a And all points in Idaho, Wash­ CLUBS OF TEN. w W D Edmisten hauling ington, Oregon, Utah fabricated result from inor­ mid California. piping for jail 12.15 For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steelganic material, but such ea­ Are wrought by tlie .ise of Ayer's Hair N N colvard pants for Finest and Best Equipped Vigor original Ben Julian 2.05 ses are rare. Given the prop color, in restoringagray hair to its prevent- Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is promoting new growtli, Road in the West. er encouragement and the 'ng the hair from falling, keeping it soft, truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once. colbert Blair rebait doub­ Only line running Solid Vestirlhe National Democrat and Watauga Democrat Jor le tax for '89 .47 means, and many boys whose silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool, healthy, .ami free from dandruff or humors. buled trains between St. Louis The universal testimony is that this prep­ R c Rivers pub insol­ and Kansas City. meehanieal aptness is allow­ aration lias no equal as a dressing, amt One dollai and seventy-five cents per year vents for *89 5.95 Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ is. therefore, indispensable to every welled to run to waste, or is di­ furnished toilet. w w Justice damages on ist Sleepers free of v.xtra charge. "1 have I will meet parties a t any rail­ shulls Mills road 25.15 verted from its natural time and itused Ayer's Hair Vigor for some has worked wonders for me. I road station with through tickets course, would become good was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly Calvin Berry damages becoming bald; hut since my and baggage checks. n on shulls Mills road 10.15 workmen, useful, producing head is perfectly clear of using the Vigorhair dandruff, the For full information, maps and has ceased coming out, and I now have a wm FOX damages on members of the industrial good growth, of the same color as when I descriptive pamphlets of the shulls Mills road 5.15 young woman. I West write to or call on community. The mechanic­ was a any one sufferingcan heartily recom­ mend from dandruff or Mrs A B Johnson dama­ loss of hair to use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a B. A. NEWLAND. ges on shulls Mills road 10.15 al boy ought to have a shop dressing." — Mrs. J.ydia 0. Moody, East Traveling Passenger Agt.. w N c i Asylum return­ of his own. Let it be the at­ I'ittston, Me. 19 Pat ton Ave., Asheville, N. C. "Some time ago my ing patient certif & seal 3.15 tic, or a place in the barn or ccme out quite freely. wife's liair began to GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS. J. CHARLTON, G. P. A li Moody conveyig Neal Chicago, 111. wood-shed. Give him a place coffey to Asylum 15.35 and tools. Let him have a j E Finley furnishing jury good pocket-knife, gimlets, ¥3" box and locks 265. j B Phillips powder&fuse 3.27 chisels planes cutting nip­ my wife —AND— H Moody ex road orders 7.35 pers, saw, a foot rule and ma not only preventedcaused anfrom becoming Laid, hut it also entirely new to Dr councill treat pau­ KNOCKED OUT! teial to work. Let the boy growth of hair. I am ready of certify to this the pers and prisoner ID.65 have a chance. If he is a me­ statement before a justiceIowa. peace."— Ii. llulsehus, I.ewisliurgh, It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous | J. P. HENSON, D ARK R IDGE, "Some years ago, after a severe attack ot Nathan Horton reg vo­ f>ra!» fever, my all came I N. C., chanic it will come out, and such preparationshair restoring out. my used customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest ters Nov election 90 8.67 for it as phy­ stock of goods ever brougt to W-atauga. We have recent­ is just receiving a large stock sicians ordered, hut failed to produce a he will do^himself credit. If A M Mast reg voters growth I then tried, NOV election '90 6.57 he fails he is to follow.some several of hair. recommended successively, ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth articles by druggists, G ENERAL MERCHANDISE Our stock consists of all varieties of short of D F Horton surveying calling that does not demand and all alike fell The lust accomplishing the of NEW GOODS. desired result. remedy I applied which will be sold for Cash or goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of roads 19.15 mec ha n ica1 skill.—Select. was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a country produce at prices ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down. growth of hair in a few weeks. I think I j hBrown hold inquest 15.15 used eight bottles in two years; more than never before heard of. Give Dr councill post mortem was necessary as a restorative, hut I liked it SHOES! OVER-SHOES! ROOTS! FROM ODD FELLOW'S COLUMN him a call, as a dressing, and have continued to use it examinution 14.65 for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 2D ly. Audited debt for the Vigor possesses virtues far above those of Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts News and Observer. anv similar preparation now on the market." year $2726.33 —Vincent .Jones, Richmond, Intl. socks and anything you want in tlie latest styles. HATS! He notice that the Odd RECAPITULATION. to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery, Fellows and cicitizens of Lou Rwor'Q Pauper expenses I676.7J? farming utinsels, Ac. in great quantities. Our goods we're Grand jurors 199.65 don, Ontario, tendered Depu­ afa J' G a 0 bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers Travis " 185.45 ty Grand 8ire Campbell an PREPARED BY the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you 38.80 elegant reception some time OS. J, C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ Day J" ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. jail fees 329.93 ago. Several speeches were Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, Sold by Druggists and rerfumers. the next 60 days for C ASH . We take all kinds of produce and Our can secure patent in less time than those we Allowed corn's for set . 772.85 from and , live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote model,Washington. photo., with descrip­ made and responded to by Send drawing or M B Blackburn c'lk Bd if patentable or patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. We advise,not due till patentnot, free of charge. Our fee is secured. D. G. S., from whose address North Carolina,] corn's &mak out taxs 90 248.23 A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with Wataiiga Conn-} N otice. dealings and good Bargains, we are names of actual clients in your State, county, or Listing taxes for '90 95.55 we clip the following: ty. j town, sent free. Address, Officers fees in bills cost Very Respectfully "Odd Fellowship is the so­ The undersigned do hereby cer­ C. A. S NOffice,W & CO. O Washington, 0. C. s Term s c for '90 92.70 ciety o f mutual helpfulness, tify that the following is the Opposite Patent State witnesses spring number of days in session, the E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROlour Hoiui | NEy term s c '90 85.84 par excellence. Starting out number of miles travelled and i-FREE. Shff fees for vari ser vis 148.50 originally with that point in amount allowed each member of Worth $1 ttO.OO. IIOO.OO. licit $85 catch in the world. Perfect timekeeper. Warranted heavy, All other incidental view, it has improved its the Board of County Commis­ SOLID GOLD hunting cases. iBoth ladies' and gent s sizes, expenses 452.11 methods, developed fresh arid sioners from the first of Dec. 1889 fwith works and cases or I ^ ' • equal value. ONE PERSON in Total 2726.33 bettter plans, invented new up to present date, for duties •each locality can secure one 'free, together with our large DEALERS IN performed as such to wit: , Bonded debt cotitrac id valuable line of II ntiaehe' * Samples. These samples, P A UANTID ^aa the watch, are fk*ee. All the woA you ted Dec 3, '89 5000.00 machinery, until today item- J H Mast 23 days 182 miles need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your traveled allowed $55.20. W. W. friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results braces within its sphere of op Bonded debt paid & in valuable trade for us,which holds for years when once started, Presnell 23 days 104 miles trav­ and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After interest onthesame 1250.00 erations all available means eled allowed $51.20. J E Finley you know all, if you would ltko to go to work for as. vou can earn from S90 to 3MIO per week and upwards. Address, Bond »d debt & inter­ Ntiuaon Co., Box &i£, Portland, Maine. that can aid to carry oil itsjehm'n 23 days 154 miles trav- If you think of buying est on same unpaid 3750.00 work. Its great object is to eled allowed $53.70; 3 days SEWING MACHINE, Revenues collected on * om 33 miles traveled allowed help its member,} to uecorrn ^"7.65; 1 day corrcting state and want to save CASH, write me taxable property 4457.41 better men and happier men settlement 11 miles traveled al­ for prices. I carry a full line of Revenues collected on , old jail and lot 561.71 —to elevate their character lowed $2.55; 1 day special com. needles and parts ,such as Drivers, Shuttles, Bobbins, Reveviiescolon insol and to improve their condi­ 11 iles traveled allowed $2.55. Oils etc., all of which can be _»unt paid Finle.y 66.45. unlisted & beer licence 16.44 tion. By its ritual and prac w.lv $172.85. sent by mail. Total Revenues col from tices it raises the mor­ This 24th day of Nov. 1890. I have a good line of fishing c. s c jury fund 16.00 Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks, M . B BLACKBURN. Total 5051.56 al tone qt its members, Is Seins a specialty, Clerk Bd. Corns. Lines etc, [ JWODDWORK'A '*-yr •.:* - - .v'* f *; - '"Ii Total disbursements and makes them more truth­ will send them out bv mail. m mm* A -.AV' ".-.A «'.)4 Frequently accidents oceurin the for the year 4749.09 ful, more honest, more sober, ~-%aG 0. 2ii UNION SQUARE.NY CHIC^-ilu. T l-ANTA.GA '15.J a P. ANGEL, houshold which cause burns, cuts S. Balance in Treasur6T.L0UIS.M0. OALIASASX. more patriotic, more charita­ spi nas and bruises, for usein all KNOXVILLE, 30.2.47 el*'shands j W. L. Bryan, TENN This 1st day December 1890. b l e , t o l e r a n t ; I t e d u c a t e s cas« Dr. J. n, McLean's Volcanic Oil!Liniment has for many years 5 .—29. them in all that tends tB o o u e, N. M. B. BLACKBURN, been the constant favorite I a m i - 1 (Tk Bd Com. make useful citizens; it culti- lv remedy. The Watauga Democrat, Women's Dress at Breakfast. CLUBBING RATES. FOR A CLUB OF FIFTY. icagi onders Ayer's a ir Vigor E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO, MAST, Half Vigor Watch| P. A!'' SEWING MACHINES k 1ICII fcV, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 3 Issue 23 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 18, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-12-18 Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_1218_M Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/053b5ccac4f9762e0cfc591953f9ac40.pdf 16be8525c3eb88ae97be22cc6b4fa3a0 PDF Text Text The Watauga Enterprise. VOL. 1. BOONE, WATAUGA CO., N. C. THURSDAY, THE WATAUGA ENTERPRISE. has this to say: Published every Thursday at Boone, Watauga County, N. C. Thos. Bingham [Editor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES \>1 copy 1 yy. . 3 1 ' " 6 months" 3 $1 50(i 25c ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. OLD MEMORIES. Ti's evening, and the shades of night Are gathering round me thick and fast, And one by one the stars ap­ pear And Lunar's beams are o'er all cast. 'Tis the hour when free from care, Quiet and all alone. My thoughts are gently wafted back To scenes of long ago. I see again with eyes of joy The old home, as it stood years ago. I hear again, my mother's voice, As she spoke in accents soft and low. Ah me! what a flood of memories Comes rushing back to me to-night. Of mother, father, child­ hood and home, When life seemed all joyous and bright. Ah! is there any one living, However poor, high or low, But oft there comes to them In memory, sweet thoughts of long ago. Emma L. Wilson. Senator Ingalls some time since, gave Senator Voorhees of Indiana a well timed castigation. In the progress of a debate in which the two Sen­ ators were engaged, the "Tall Sycamore of the Wa­ bash" became offensively per­ sonal in his allusions to the Kansas Senator, which pro­ voked the latter into a close inspection of the record of the former, clearly revealing the hostility of Mr. Voorhees to the Federal Government, in its policy to suppress the rebellion of the Southern states, in the late war, and showing by his own letters of that period, his sympathy with Southern institutions, including slavery. Mr. Voor­ hees became extremely un­ parliamentary, calling In­ galls a "great liar, and dir­ ty dog." It has been said it took Senator Voorhees some time to recover, from the ef­ fects of the debate, and was confined to his room in one of the well knoyvn hotels of Washington for a while. The Lenoir Topic in speaking of the nomination of Hon Alfred A Taylor, and of the Dist, which lm will represent, MAY. 24. 1888. NO, 16 intelligent constituency he ness. At one time the origi­ second rate. Its fruit is firm The nomination of Hon. represents. nator of the Concord grape and does well to ship. It was had 22,000 seedling grapes originated by "Samuel Mil­ Alfred A. Taylor lor Congress TRYING TO BORROW in the East Tennessee Dist. under guidance, and out of ler of Mo., who all his life has MONEY. amounts to an election, un­ all that array of seedlings, been originating new fruits Cleveland, May 2—Chaunless the unterrified Demoeraand many others that he has for the people. He named it.. cey M. Depew arrived here cyofthatoverwhelmingly Re grown since, only one became after|the famous Indian chief, this morning. When asked publican district make a bet­ famous-the Concord. Some Capt Jack, who killed Gen. concerning his Presidential ter showing than-they are in of our most productive Canby about 15 years ago. boom he said: the habit of doing. Alf,s "I receive >hT\- all sorts of strawberries now being large­ The Vineland (Lord's seedhug) strawberry is a fine la to brother Bob carried the Dist. letters from people who ly grown for market, berry. Bubach's No. 5 ishu- ' once as a Democrat, by virgrown in one year, from one pledge me their support at other fine berry. Jesse is an­ tue ol Addling, and is the on-1 .. r, . ~ single trial bed of seedlings other strawberry very high­ _ the Chicago Convention. One ly Democrat who has done Others equally as good were ly prized by all small fruit particularly l 'unny one, recei­ the like. The district has chance seedlings found by growers. May King is a fine ved the other day, was addre­ been represented by N. G. the wayside. So my friends strawberry. Sharpless,is fiv. ssed to me as 'General Supe­ Taylor, father of the Taylors, you see how lavish dame mous for its large size, and rintendent of the New-York by Landen C. Haynes, their Nature is in her gifts to us" of productivei^ss: Anna For­ Central road.' The 'writer rest is of an immensely largeuncle, ex-President Johnston, new fruits, and how exceed­ size. Many others that I stated that he was highly R. II. Butler and other emi­ ingly high we have set our have not space to mention, gratified to see how large my nent men. standard of perfection before are very valuable to thefruitboom was growing, and said we accept her gifts. And the growers. I have 50 varieties that he would work hard to WHY HE DID SO. originator who offers a good of strawberries growing on Since the disgraceful scene support me and make his strawberry, or raspberry, my grounds. I will give a district unanimous in my in the U. S. Senate between description of all the new and grape vine, or apple to the fine novelty strawberries in then stated Ingalls and Voorhees on the support.' He horticulturists of the coun­ my next letter. first instant, there has been tnat he had a note of $1,500 try should be patronized. It L. P. Hodges. much said in the papers, and to pay in a few days and should be remembered that every Democrat in the land while his credit in his town IN MEMORIAM the originator may .have has felt mortified at the part was unlimited. Did not care spent many years, or a life To the ENTERPRISE: taken by Mr. Voorliees. We to strain vfc too much, and time in growing and destroy­ By request of an endeared have said nothing about it would be gratified if I would ing seedlings, before he at­ daughter, I desire to chron­ for we have long been an ad­ lend him the amount for a. tained the standard of per­ icle the death of Mrs. Mary mirer of Senator Voorhees short time, saying that by fection desired in the fruit he Oliver, who departed this life and'could not a'eeoinltffor-kh? so doing^liOH would only be offers the pubtffir No w nay May (Pit. J 888. undignified and ungentle- drawn nearer to me."—NewShe was 77 years old atTferfriends with the above death and had belonged to manly conduct in the Senate. York Tribune. reflections, on the friends the Baptist Church 55 years.. It was on a par with the bar­ Sands N. C. of, and laborers for She lived a widow 35 years. room bully, and from such May 14. 88. horticultural advancement, She was the mother of four­ it was learned. A correspon­ I will call your attention to teen children, all of whom be-, ON FRUIT. dent of the State Chronicle a few varieties of strawber­ long to the Baptist Church, For the ENTERPRISE: explains why Senator Voor­ except one of the six now liv­ In my last letter to the EN­ ries, that have passed the hees has made us all asham­ ingTERPRISE on fruit culture, 1 ordeal, (the fiery furnace of One by one the sands are ed of him on that occasion. closed with some statistical criticism) and which have dropping; one by onejtheelect He says: The scene in the Sen­ reports about the yield of been tested and found to be are going home. ate on Tuesday, between In­ When our friends die wethe strawberry. Now I will good. First, I will name the O galls and Voorhees was dis­ then think we will never give some ideas how the dif­ Crescent, also known by the graceful. Voorhees was drunk^ ferent varieties offrhits come name of Park beauty, a va­ forget them, but time moves so he can hardly be held on; new acquaintances are. &c. During the past twenty- riety originated in New Ha­ formed, the busy world hasatstrictly accountable for ma­ five years agreat many va­ ven Ct., about twelve years tmotions and other t.rouhlesl king a fool of himself. At his rieties have been offered to ago. When a bed of Cres­ and erelong their graves are best, he is much over-rated. the public for trial and the cents is permitted to spread leveled with thesurrowndingWe clip the above from our life-time of many of them or grow at random they sod and almost pass from esteemed neighbor the Press was of short duration #in will set the ground over our memory. He who keeps the mid­ and Carolinian We agree with consequence of other and so compactly that the weeds night vigil never can forget brother Murrill intoto in his better varieties displacing haven't a chance to grow. his people, for their names strictures on Senator them. There are a few lov­ Therefore, the Crescent is are on the roll of Heaven's in Voorhees. That the dis­ ers of tUif^stvavvberry, who sometimes called the the lazy army,, and sit the separation they shall on His right graceful conduct of the Sen­ have spent many years in man's strawberry. It adapts hand. R. ator was the inevitable re­ growing new seedlings. A its self to all classes of soil DON'T. sult of intoxication, should large grower of seedling and will produce a moderate let that cold of yours run on.. not be plead in extenuation strawberries in N. J., has un­ crop of berries where other You think it is a light thing. But it may run catarrh. Or of his culpable action on that der trial many thousands varieties will dwindle away lnD-yneumonia. to consumption.. occasion. His sarcastic re­ every year. His main ob­ and die in a few months.. Catarrh is disgu ug. Pneu­ ply to Ingalls' speech, in the ject, is greater perfection in The Chat?. Downing strawber­ monia is dangerous. 'onsumption is death itself. course of which, he occasion­ the strawberry than we now ry named in honor of one ol The breathing apparatus must ally indulged freely in a low have. Thousands of these the fathers of horticulture, he kept healthy and clear of all obstructions and offensive matter. quality of wit, provoked tfce seedlings are consigned to (who died in the year 1885) Otherwise there is trouble ahead. All the diseases of these parts, Democratic side of the Cham­ oblivion every season; many is one of our finest flavored berries, and is extensively head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes ber into almost illimitable ec- not even permitted to have and lungs, can bedehghttully and stacies, but when Mr. Ingalls a second years probation, grown thronghout the coun - entirely cured by the ufte of Boexposed his unenviable pub­ because the standard of ex­ try. It was originated in Ky. schee's German Syrup. If you know this already, thous­ about fifteen years ago. The don'tand thousands of people can lic record, his wrath knew no cellence-was not attained. ands qualities mostly Capt. Jack, is a seedling of tell you. They have been cured bounds, and he freely indul­ The by it, and -'know how it is, them­ ged in language the use of sought for, are large size, the Wilson Albany berries » selves." Bottle only 75 cen.ta, which, was a disgrace to the superior- quality and firm­ bright crimson, flavor only ask any druggist. �state of national bankrupt­ Hon William Henry Harrison cy, the effect of which, was a Cowles for Congress, "the defeat for the Democrats at man who run the Bull from the Brushey Mountains." We the next Presidential election, don't knowjwho thatJBull was THOS. UINGUAM > EDITOR. in the same way that your but suppose this same calf party will be defeated this who did this bawling is an year. Your free trade policy offspring. How about it THURSDAY, May 24 1888. though bad, very bad, is al­ Willie dear? most nothing compared with There were 25 Revenue of­ The S'tate Republican Con­ broken promises made touch­ ficers in the Convention, 50 who wanted a revenue office, vention met yesterday and ing the repeal of the internal about 10 distillers and the the nominations are now revenue laws, and the pas­ remainder (if any.) were Dem­ made for the state ticket. sage- of the Blair Educational ocrats. God save the people Let us hope that prudence bill. With a President of of Wilkes county from the and wisdom, have guided the your own selection, and a ma­ hands of such a hostile mob. action: of the Convention. jority in the Lower Branch of -r-Breeze. That the Hon. 0. H. Dockery the national Legislature, RELIGIOUS AND EDUCA­ of Richmond county has The Democratic Conven­ nothing has been done tend­ TIONAL. been chosen as our candidate tion held in Boone 12 inst ing to relieve the people of for Governor, there can be was a respectable gathering, the burdens «f ,whicR, ycan- . TJhe. closing excises, yf A "a1 tl< 1oubt, Trifd with a bottf incumber arid intelli­ party complained, and from Profs. Spainhour's school at gence, but in this connection ticket wisely selected to fill the effects of which, your par­ New River Academy will oc­ cur on Thursday night and the other offices the party we notice briefly, the speech­ ty promised the people relief. Friday, 24 and 25 inst. Pleas­ will enter the contest, with a es of Messrs Lovill, SpainWe can very easily see why ant time Is anticipated.— zeal and determination to hour and Farthing, all of your party refuses to pass Prof. Marshall's school at succeed, which has not char­ whom are clever gentlemen, the Blair bill; it is because it- Globe Academy closed last * J week. The occasion is said to acterized its effort&for many and men of intelligence. is opposed to popular educa­ years in the past. For the Capt. Lovill is the most as­ tion in the South, and yet have been an enjoyable one W. W. Scott of the Topi second place on the ticket tute Democratic politician in your party claims about all made the literary address there have^ been some four the county, and notwith­ the wealth, intelligence and The next'session of this excel gentlemen prominently sug­ standing he is a revenue of­ virtue, and if these consist in lentschool will open in Aug. gested, as available timber ficer under an Administration the advocacy of a policy, the — Mr. D. D Dougherty oi out of which to make a se­ the avowed policy of which, effect of which tends to bind Boone who has been in atten­ has restrained the Capt. from lection as follows: Greene, in ignorance and virtual ser­ dance at Globe Academy, has returned home.--The Stab Ewart, Rritcliard and Lock active participancy in politi­ vitude, millions of human be­ Supf of Public Instruction ey. Mr. Lockey is an Eas­ cal gatherings, his zeal for ings; then your party can .sends ns the following infor­ tern man, and would hardly the success of the party on justly claim the possesion of mation relative to ouiqSumbe selected with Dockery, al­ this occasion led him into these important adjuncts. mer Normals: Ashville opens Boone N. C. so from the same section. making a speech. He spoke Never were the prospects for July 3rd. closes July 20th May 14-. 1888. The other gentlemen are all for about 20 or 30 minutes the complete triumph of the Sparta opens July 30 b exclusively on the tariff, la­ To the ENTERPRISE: Western men. Mr. Greene Republican party brighter, closes Aug. 27th. Winston opens July10th. closes July One of the most* conspicu­ of Watauga has been the boring to show that, the both state and national, than 27th. Franklin opens July choice of the ENTERPRISE, manufacturer is about the ous lights in the late Demo­ now. Republicans of Wat­ 16th. closes Aug. 13th. Newhut we acknowledge with only class benefited by pro- cratic Convention held in auga* tovthe -fijont,- for the ton Opens" JtilV "Air. l 7TitisiaJ;tkvn ^sterling tcrfion, and taken as a whole "Boone, represented ffHe Re-' Democrats are at work with July 27th. Reduced Rail R<>a»; worth of his opponents. We he made a pretty fair talk in puplicans as having.been only an untiring zeal worthy of a fare is offered this year or. have seen Ewart and Pritch- the interest of European a few years since: "A free- better cause. Therefore, let all the lines in this state. trade party," and to pro ve­ Teachers wishing i he bonefi; ard meet in debate some of countries. every Republican buckle on of reduced rates, must pro­ the most accomplished Dem­ Mr. Spainhour was next ins assertion referred to a lit­ his armor and go to work cure a certificate from their ocratic speakers in the State, pressed into service, and with tle debate in which he had and victory is sure to result. Co. Supt.— at the close of which, the apparent reluctance address­ engaged with a Republican, J. Rev. J. G. Pulliam of La enemy had no flesh in their ed the meeting a short while some eight or ten ysiars ago. Conner, Washington Terri­ tallons or blood on their with his characteristic volu­ If our Republican brother REVENUE CONVENTION. tory is visiting in Boone and vicinity. He preached in beaks. Next week we may bility. His debut into polit­ was advocating .he policy The Revenue officers (and the Baptist Church in Boone give a concise sketch of the ical life was not calculated to on the tariff now held by the imitate the mythical Apollo Democrats, (as my friend as­ those who wanted to be) of last Sunday night. lie is a work of the Convention. native of Western N. C. H of antiquity. He gave ex­ serted ) what was the positiou Wilkes county met in Convenis well pleased wiCiliis new Each political party of pression to but few thoughts of the speaker? , Our friend tkm at the Court house on field of labor, and will re­ Watauga will enter the cam­ relative to the policy of the in the Boone Convention Monday the 7th., forthepur­ turn in June.—Rev. E. F. paign, determined if possible two parties, and they were must have then been a pro­ pose of nominating deli- Jones entered upon his pas­ to play a winning hand. The most truly amusing. A pro­ tectionist in this little debate gates to the different conven­ toral duties at Three Fork tions of the State. The body Church last Sunday—The Democrats claim that with tection extended to his friend he describes. wr iter'preached at SI rail's Mill their ticket two years ago, Dougherty's mill enabling I would advise thifj promi­ was very unharmonious, con­ last Sunday 11 A. M. and at the party was to some ex­ him to manufacture meal at nent gentleman of the Demo­ fusion and almost riot, seem­ J. D. Bryan's 'school house tent dissatisfied, and defeat an increased per cent on the cratic school, to study a little ed the motto of those big- in after noon. Good congre­ was the consequence. This amount now charged with­ more closely the policy of Blue bottles. gations at both places con­ each party, before he ventur­ There was honest Demo­ sidering the inclemency of year they will ask the people out danger of domestic comif Wa/tauga fpr'a restoration petitipn, he said, illustrated es too far from shore. I am crats in the house who wan­ the weather. Prosperous of that confidence, which was the policy of protection, as inclined to think if my friend ted a voice in the Convention, Sunday schools at both points.—The colored people at the last election with­ given the manufacturer and would take the trouble to ex­ but their mouths were hushed of Boone held a quarterly drawn, and to make success with this illustration he dis­ amine the record of the two by the war whoop of thehos- meeting in Boone last Sun­ more certain, a new set of missed the tariff. He gave great parties of the country, tile Revenue Tribe. We were day. They started a sub­ candidates will be placed in the Watauga Republicans he could find as muchtocom- glad there was no strangers scription list to build a the field. We believe that a complimentary panegyric, ineud in the Republean par­ in town, or they would have house ot worship in Boone — the Democratic candidates and proceeded to di*aw the ty as the party with which supposed the State Peniten­ We sympathize with our Presbyterian brethren and for this county two years ago, color line by saying in effect he affiliates, and in the policy tiary was situated in Wilkes- friends at Blowing Rock in were as well calculated in ev­ that the sight of a of giving protection to our bo'ro, and the entire business the great loss they have ery particular,to poll the full few darkies below the moun­ own people, our party is in had been turned loose in the sustained on their house of worship. Hope they may party strength as any that tains would change the effect the old Whig party, and Court house, with tne privi­ soon have the damages re­ could have been selected, and politics of almost any Wa­ differs only, in name from lege of opening their hollow paired, and the house be bet­ this fact should be a fruitful tauga Republican. We that party. If you will close­ throats as wide as they could ter than ever. We symphatliize with Mr. Morris in be­ cause of encouragement to ev­ would remind our friend that ly search your history, you just for their stomach's sake. ing deprived of a suitable ery Republican in thecounty. the President whom he will find that in ,18.35 the They had 3 Secretaries and place to run his excellent Sun­ day school. Bro. Morris, if With harmony and concord adores has destroyed all log­ Democratic party gave the needed 5 or 6 Marshalls or you can't do better, come of action, Watauga is safe lor ical reasons, if any ever did U.S. free trade, and the coun­ policemen to keep down the with your S. S. down to Flat the same party which carried exist, for appealing to race try almost drifted into a riot. They instructed for Top. it two years ago, and to se­ cure this result let every Re­ publican go to work and seek to extend the circulation of the ENTERPRISE. The Dem­ ocratic party will begin the publication of a paper in Boone about the first of June and itwillbejliberally patron ized by that party, which is right, and we must increase also, the circulation of our paper. So let our friends send us a new list of subscri­ bers from every post-office in the county. prejudices by elevating one of the sable sons of Ham to a lucrative office in the Dis­ trict of Columbia. The dis­ cussion closecJ^Mm few re­ marks from ' J friend W. S. Farthing the prospec­ tive candidate in this district for the Senate. Unlike those who had just preceded him, he choose not to enter the arena of political disquisi­ tion so early in the campaign, but gave his. acquiescence to what had been said by the relation of an anecdote. The work of this Conven­ tion and character of the speeches made are fairly il­ lustrative pf tli§^JKp£jidih'R the Democrats will pursue throughout the entire cam­ paign, Thelea cling lights oi Watauga Democracy have hitherto been clamorous against the internal-revenue laws but in this meeting of the faithful s« far as we know, not one word was said expressive of their former disgust of the "redleggedgrass hopper" sys tern of taxation. Therefore, a victory for Democracy rnea ns the retention of this oppres­ sive method of taxation and the suppression of the Blair bill. _______ « • »-i— ; �THOS. 13INGUAM > EDITOR. THURSDAY, May. 24 1888. mmm® I B B E S S mm. —Subscribe for the ENTER­ PRISE. success. Bro. Thomas writes for the Watauga ENTER­ PRISE, one of our best c ountry exchanges, and keeps'its rea­ ders posted on religious and educational news. —Dr. Jeff Councill of Salis­ bury in company with his sister, Mrs. S. W. Boyden, who has for some time been visiting relatives of that town, arrived in Boone a few days since, having come to visit their sick mother. The Doctor we learn, will return to Salisbury in a few days. —The colored people of Boone and vicinity, are a church'going people, as was clearly demonstrated on last Saturday and Sunday. They turned out en masse to hear their P. E. the Rev Mr Smith, who preached a series of in­ teresting sermons on that oc­ casion. —Rev I. W. Thomas is an au thorized Agent for a book, the title ot which is, "Christ in the Camp." It is a vivid re­ miniscence of religion in the Confederate Army of Nothern Va. We have not examined the book, but it comes well recommended, and we be­ speak for bro. Thomas a lib­ eral patronage. —Remember that I throw out no "baits," andjofferyou an inducement on something like coffee, and then "bite" you on goods that you do not know the price of, but will sell you a bill of goods at a uniform price, and will duplicate any bill in the Coun­ ty. ,T. A. Crisp. We have in our County a number of Democratic friends, who have from time to time expressed a wish to vote a regiffar prohibition state ticketBjln the next election the wish of these gentlemen will be gratified. The Prohibition party a few days since, in the town of Greensboro, held a Conven­ tion and placed a ticket in the field, composed of the following gentlemen towit: Governor—W. T. Walker, Greensboro; Lieut. Gov. Mo­ ses Hammond, Archdale; Treasuier, Hugh W. Dixon, Snow Camp; Superintendent Public Instruction, N. C. En­ glish, Trinity College; Audi­ tor, J. M. Winstead, Greens­ boro. Secretary State and Attor­ ney General in hands of Ex. Com. Electors at Large—Jas. Ed. Walker and Jas. It. Jones. 1st District—G. L. Langston; 2nd—J. B. Webb; 3d— Jesse Moore; 4th—L M. Templeton; 5th—J. S. Ragsdale; 6th—T. L. Vail; 7th— T. M. George; 8th—R. L. Abernathy; 9th—B. B.Lake. Every district in the State was represented except the 9th. The address was followed by Essays by the young ladies, and Declamations by the young men, interspersed with music, by the students of the music class, and by the ac­ complished teacher. At 2. o'clock P. M. a recess was an­ nounced until 7 at night, at which time tne exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev, A. J. McBride. Of the very interesting work of this occasion, we can give but few details. The Broom Drill by nine young ladies; Motion Song by a class of little girls, and an Acrostic on North Carolina, were all very much appreciated by the entire as­ semblage. On this occasion the order was not so well preseved, and the presence of liquor was clearly indicated, by the reprehensible conduct of some of the young gentle­ men present. For any appa­ rent failures on the part of students, we give the abovp as a palliation therefor. We also add, that in the prepa­ ration for the close of the school, no time was lost from study, except the last iveek. The number ofstudents en­ rolled for the past Session has been 171, with an average attendance of 90. The next Session begins Aug. the15th, with splendid prospects for a fine school next term. The facilities for board will be greatly increased, as a good boarding house is to be erec­ ted near the Academy by the opening of school. All who wish to educate themselves, and desire to take a thorough Academic course, would do well to come to Cove Creek Academy. A Student;. that purpose have take subscription amounting present to over #30 This is an effort in the rig! direction; as nothing tends to elevate a com mu nity more, than good houses of wor­ ship, in connection with school houses in which to ed­ ucate the young. Antioch needs a new church, and I most certainly hope the en­ terprise will be a success f cordiallylaecept our Co. Supt. message to the school teach­ ers of Watauga, and will venture the assertion that if they would comply with his suggestions, they would find the task of teaching much lighter, and realize also, much better results, and have far greater success in teaching. I also think a Teacher's In­ stitute would be of gi eat ben­ efit to the teachersof this Co. and hope the day is not far off. when we will have a good and succesful Institute. Can t you help us a little Mr Editor? Yes I will do all I can to en­ courage it. Editor. Much suc­ cess to the Watauga ENTER­ —Rain and mud in great abundance this week. —We are pleased to notice the continued convalescence of Mrs. Councill of Boone. •—The new Church at Henson's on Cove Creek will soon -be completed. </ —The appearance now in­ dicates more agreeable weather for awhile. —Mr. Ed Crowson of Hick­ ory, is in town stopping at PRISE. Bryan's. Judson. * —A good opening in Boone for some lady to get a good Dr. E. F. BINGHAM. Summer school. Amantha N. C. —We regret to learn that Respectfully offers his Pro­ Mrs. W. H. H. Greene con­ fessional Services to the peo­ ple of Cove Creek and sur­ tinues dangerously ill® with rounding section of country. fever. Special attention given to —We are informed that the diseases of children. Press and material for the new paper soon to start in Dr. W. B Council of Boone, Boone, is now in Lenoir. N. C., and Dr. J. B. Phillips, The partisan bigotry of of Sugar Grove, N. C. are as­ —Prof. J. E. Spainhour, the Rogersville Review leads sociate practicing Physicians who will edit the Watauga and Surgeons. Diseases of it to make the reckless re­ Democrat, will reside in Females we make a speciality. mark that Voorhees "wound Boone after his school closes. Our patients can call on ei­ up" lugalls in the Senate by ther of us at our respective AN EXPLANATION. —In a letter to J. A. Crisp, so conducting himself in the Uee Storie describes Florida What is this "nervous offices, or persons wishing to frensy to wnibh Ingalls raised consult us and get treatment a s a fine country, with a pleas­ him that he had to apologize trouble" with which so many will receive prompt attention ant temperature. for it in open Senate. It re­ seem now to be afflicted? If from either, as may be most . . —W- L. Bryan of Boone is minds. opg o$*a certain edi­ you will remember a few convenient to patients. Zionsville A. C. ' tor's account of a fight in years"ago' ttfe'YvoiliA talari FT repairing and building an ad­ May 21st. 88. which he participated as a was comparatively unknown, ditional story on the office oc­ To the ENTERPRISE: cupied by Col. ToddC. S. C. prominent actor. "We suc­ —to-day it is as common as . The weather is very cold ceeded," said he, "in throw­ any word in the English lan­ —Messrs L. L. Greene, E. J. Bargains, Blackburn, J. C. Ray and and rainy.—Vegetables are ing our opponent down on guage, yet this word covers J. P. Robbins, have gone to badly damaged by the late the top of us, and inserted only the meaning of another Raleigh, where the state Re­ freeze.—Died on Roan's Creek our nose between his teeth word used by our forefathers publican Convention was in a few days ago, Mr. Hiram and thrust his thumb into in time past. So it is with . We have the best stock Baker, one of the best men our right eye; but just then nervous diseases, as they and of goods ever offered for session yesterd ay. in Johnson County.—Mrs. we were separated by inter­ Malaria are intended to cover sale at Shull's Mills —This is no humbug. To Abraham Younce died on the fering citizens, so that we what gran dfathers called Bil­ which will be sold at the customer who will buy 12. inst., after a lingering ill­ could not complete the vic­ iousness, and all are caused the largest bill of goods of by troubles that arise from a ness of many weeks. She was tory!''—Com moner. me during court week, and disea sed condition of the Liv­ a good woman, and leaves a pay cash, I will present to er which in performing its large circle of relatives and Amantha N. C. We now have on hand 5000 Yds . him a nice worsted dress friends, to mourn their loss. May 19. 1888. functions finding it cannot of Dress {roods, which will be i-ohl pattern. J. A. Crisp. dispose of the bile through from 4 to 25 cents per yard. Good —Mrs. John Thomas is very To the ENTERPRISE: Coffe for ^1.00. Bro{*an —Palmer Baird and wife, ill, and not expected to live. the ordinary channel is com­ sboss a' 6^ lbs per pair. ;We have As heretofore announced, tit $1.10 were in town this week) and —Our merchant, Mr. J. C. the closing exercises of Cove pelled to pass it off' through alrO, a choice lot of ready made had walked from their home Jones, has quit the credit Creek Academy opened at 7- the system, causing nervous C L O T I I I N G on Beech Mountain, where system, and hope it will be o'clock P. M. of the 10 inst. troubles, Malaria. Bilious lie has a large farm. Uncle the best for his customers if Despite the- rain and mud, the Fever, etc. You who are suf­ Palmer is one of the oldest he will sell cheaper. house was well filled before fering can well appreciate a cure. We recommend Green's men in the county, and is A. Roton. the hour appointed had ar­ August Flower. Its cures are quite hale for one so aged. rived. The exercises for the marvelous. —Rev. G. W.Osborn is now •• —. We would again impress night were opened by decla­ in charge of the Watauga upon every Republican in mation of welcome by Master Watauga Falls N. C. Circuit M. E. Church South. the county of Watauga, the Boblric May 19: 1888. ,- followed by In consequence of failing importance of the campaign Recitations, Tableau and To the ENTERPRISE: health the Rev. el. A. Duvall soon to begin. As Repub­ Concert work. The perfor­ The farmers in this section P. C., has left the work for licans we believe in the uncon­ mances were well rendered, are about done planting corn. On the night of the 15th the present, but we hope his ditional repeal of the intern­ and seemed to give enjoyment inst. we had a considerable health will soon be restored al revenue laws; the passage to all present. The order was freeze, but no serious damage sold at 10 to 12% cents per again. of the Blair Educational bill, quite good, if we consider the resulted in this settlement. lb. 1000 lbs, choice flour —We are indebted to the and protection to the diver­ crowded condition of the On the ridges the damage 500 bu. corn at 50 cts. per. bu. was much greater; corn and HonW. D. Kelly M. G. of sified interests of every Amer­ house. On the following day garden vegetables suffering Pennsylvania, for a copy of ican citizen. Democratic suc­ the exercises were opened most. In some places the his great speech on the tariff. cess means the continuance with prayer, by Rev. George leaves on the timber were Mr Kelly is one of our greatest of the "odious" system of in­ Osborn, at 10 A. M. The An­ killed, and tne ground was statesmen, and his argu­ ternal revenue taxation; the nual sermon was then deliv­ frozen an inch deep or deep­ er. The general health of suppression ot ered by Rev. D. A. Glenn. this neighborhood is good. ments on the tariff, are sound continued comprehensive and unan­ the Blair bill, and the destruc­ The sermon was sound and Mrs. It. E. Greer is quite ILL tion of our inimitable system logical, and contained much with fever, and other chronic swerable. s —The Biblical Recorder of of protection to domestic good advice to the young la­ diseases, and her recovery i doubtful. Thos. Ward (son Raleigh in its issue of May enterprise and labor, under dies and getTHemen. He urg­ of Duke) is very low with the 9th. makes the following the benign effects of which, ed on them the necessity of fever. The members of the statement: Rev. I. W. Thom­ our country has astonished improving their latent tal­ Baptist Church at Antioch, as of Boone reports the S. S. the world by the rapidity of ents, and also, bringing forth contemplate the erection of ROBBINS BROS. the latent powers of the mind. a new church house, and for Convention of his section a its growth. • ' • • Ml. I I ... Look, Look! Bargains! M M Prices. which will be sold at the low­ est figures, we haVe a fine lot-ot country bacon which will h^ Come m, corns .all to the cheapest store in the coun­ ty- �THE TEST. "Yes darling," he said in tones of deep tenderness, "I would do anything to show my love for you." ••Ah!" sighed the gentle maiden, "that's what all men say when they are striving to win a woman's heart." ••Put me to the proof," he exclaimed in wild, passionate tones, "put me to the proof, test me and see if I fail. Set me any task within the bounds of possibility and it shall be performed." "Ah!" she murmured, "if I could only believe you!" "Put me to the test. Say t;> ny? do this or do that and it shall be done." • "Then I will put you to the test." "Ah," he exclaimed, exultingly, "you shall behold the height, the depth, thelength, the breadth, the circumfer­ ence of my love! What is the test?" The maiden dropped her snowy lids until the silken lashes rested on the peach bloom of her cheek, a slight smile dimpled the corners of her mouth, and bending over the youth who knelt at her feet she whispered: "Marry some other girl!"— Boston Courier. COME! COME! to the cheapcash and barter store of Calaway and Johnson. We Dumley—"I've made a bet have just receiv­ with Ilobinson that I can walk from Twenty-third to ed the largest Forty-second street in eight ken up forour .blessed Fiji mis­ sion." "Amen," rang fer­ vently through the congre­ gation- "^.nd I would add," went on the preacher impres­ sively, "that aniens, however resonant and sincere, make but little rattle in the contri­ bution box, Let us unite in prayer."—New York Snn. Spring has Gome! AUO MY ! GREENE, ATTORNEY-flT-LAW. BOONE, N. C. WiZl practice in' the Courts of Watauga, Ashe, Wilkes, Cafdwell and Mitchell. Special attention given to the riniinal practice. CO-GLENN DRUGGIST and GROCER. SUGAR GROVE, N. C., —Dealer In— DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, AC. Cigars, Tobacco, Candies, Sugar, Coffee, Rice., etc., ect. Give me a Call. IH i minutes." Brown—"you'll lose Dum­ ley, sure." Dumley—"Think so?" Brown—"I know so; too many saloons on the way." of goods ever offered to the —Epoch. people of this part of the "Have you spoken to my county. We tra^VBti hand daughter yet?" asked the old 4.000 yds. of dress goods man. "No sir; I wanted your consent first." "Well 1 ad­ that will be sold at the low­ vise you to give up tne idea. est possible prices. We I don't believe she would marry you, and if she did, also have a full line of neither of you would be hap­ py." "Why do you think so sir?" "Because you part your hair in the middle and prices that will astonish you. she parts hers on the side. We have a lull line of 1 W. B. COUNCILL, JR. DM- mwmimm mm BOONE. N. C. Will practice in Watauga. Caldwell,*Mi(fcehell and Ashe comities, alsAin the Supreme Court of N. C. 3-1-88. ecMsis Hardware at ting of a wTeii se leeted stock TO E_ L A T H A M , ATTORNEY AT .LAW Jefferson, Ashe Co., ts. C, Will practice in the Courts of » Ashe and Watauga, and also the Federal Court at Statesville. shoes, boots and hats, that will BUCKLER'S ARXICA SALVE— The best Salve in the world WOMAN AT HOME AND for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers ABROAD. 1 salt rheum, fever sores.- tet­ ter chapped hands, chilblanea "Oh, woman, woman!" corns, andall skin eruptions, shrieked an orator in a speech be sold as cheap or cheaper than and positively cures Piles, or the other night, "thou art can be bought in the county. no pay required. It is guar­ anteed to give perfect satis­ the light, the life, the salva­ For instance we will sell men's faction, or money refunded. . W tion of the world! I shudder first class brogans at $1 00 per pair; Price 25 cents per box. For when I think of what this men's all wool hats from OOcts to sale by all druggists. world would be without thy gentle, refining, ennobbing §1,00 each, and just listen! 7 lbs SUBSCRIBE TO THE EN­ influence. I bow at thy of good coffee for §1.00. Friends WHY SHITDTDN'T "HOL- shrine, acknowledging thy when you wish to buy gooffgoods, TERPRISE. It only costs LER." purity and truth. There is and cheap goods call on us at Fosyou $1 a year, nothing so beautiful, coe N. C. We will, also, pay Straw, Wool and HAVE YOUR JOB WC\K L A young woman from the so glorious, so true, so you the highest market prices for Fur DONE HERE. °Z, MUCKS *4 tmcountry was suing her ex- perfect as.,a woman!T rever­ your produce. AND NEAT WORK. ence and bow down before sweetheart for breach bl prom Respectfully. thee. ise, and the lawyers were, as And when he went home he CALAWAY & JOHNSON usual, making all sorts of said to the woman who was UNABBIBGEB so unfortunate as to be his inquisitive inquiries. With, or without Fatont IndeiZL. "You say," remarked one, wife: •that the defendant frequent­ "What did you let the fire F O U N D R Y MA­ get so low for? You knew I'd ly sat very close to you?" CHINE WORK. Tou're come home half froze. Y "Yes, sir," was the reply, just like the rest of the wom­ "Well equipped with fine ma­ Your Attention is invited to the fact that in pur­ chasing the latest issue of this work, you go* en; you havent a thought be­ chinery and tool;!, skilled with a hectic flush. workmen, and every facility A Dictionary yond your nose. Stir around "How close?" containing 3000 more words and nearly 2000 more 300 more words n«ai and g'et.me a cup of hot tea, for turning out: good work & SI illustrations than any other American Dictionary. America "Close enough so's one can't you? See ifyou can do promptly and at lowest prices Make Castings of A Gazetteer of the World cheer was allthesettin' room that much for a fellow. I'd containing over 25,000 Titles, with their pronuncijust like to know what you ation and a vast amount of other information, prices. we needed." (recently added,) and women think you're good "And you say he put his or, anyhow?" . light and heavy. Do Mach'ne Sz A Biographical Dictionary # repair work tor saw,shingle,grist HARDWARE from a paper giving pronunciation of names and brief facts arm around you?" NO LTCE! concerning nearly 10,000 Noted Persons ; also and fiour mills. Engines, boilers, of tacks to Plows, hoes, shov­ various tablos giving valuable information. By virtue of an ap pointmeut as pluiners <fcc. Send workmen to "No, I didn't." els, spades, etc. All in One Book. "What did you say,then?" a Comnn sioner by the Superior any point upon short notice, to Court of Watauga County, at repair machinery. JIave in stock Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is recommend­ ed bv the State Superintendents of Schools in in­ "I said he put both arms Spring term 1888, (April sitting) and make to order states, and by leading College Presidents of tha United States and Canada. It is standard Au­ In the case of C. J. Cowles Ad­ saw mandrels, around me." thority with the United States Supreme Court, ministrator Deboms Non of Nimand in the Government Printing Office, it has shafting, been selected in every case whereSUte Purchases "Then what?" rod Tripiett and others—I will pulleys, have been made for Schools, and is the Diction­ sell to the highest bidder at the most ymw own ary upon which nearly all the school hooks are gearing, "He hugged me." based. Court House door, in the town of boxes, fip.t the Latest and Best. "Very hard?" Boone, on the first Monday in figures, also lot mill spindles. It is an invaluable companion in every School, "Yes he didSo dura hard June 1838,(it being me 4th. day and at ovei v Fireside, ripecimeo pa*. •• au.i testimonials sent prepaid on application. of June) the following described of stone ware a' ..•uTteons. that I come, purty near liolPublished 4)y G. & C. MERR1AM A CO., tract of land, containing one hun­ II R • ' Springfield, Mass., U. S. Ar Jump cars, lerin' right out." dred acres and known as the Lynn grate bars, "Why didn't you holler?" Cove tract, granted by the state cane-mills etc of N. C. to Col. Jonathan Horton High "Cause." and Jessey Mullins, lying, on the A GOOD SUPPLY OP Arm, head waters of Buggers Creek, in "That's no reason. Be ex­ $28. Elk Creek township, it being the of all kinds, nrtdirov.s etc. plicit,'please. Because why?" tract of land decreed by the Su­ Onr Cane Mills are strong, nicely 23 "Cause I was afeerd hed perior Court at Fall term 1887 to made, will last a lifetime. We be sold as the land of Nimrod make a strong, cheap SAW MILL stop." Tnplett deceased. For further handle finest circular saws, belt­ . The court fell off the bench, information see decree on tile in ing etc. Carry complete stock of and had to be carried out the office of the Clerk of the Su­ wrought iron pipe, brass and iron perior Court of the aftoresaid fittings, machine and plow bolts. and put under the hydrant countv: upon the following terms We have the Iron Beam Turning In short, we 1 flatter our­ and Hillside and Powell's Subsoil selves with the belief that we for the purpose o£ resuscita­ (t.owit); One fourth of the pur­ chase money to be paid down and plows, Bcuhams Adjustahloellar- ha ve the best selected stock ^ tion.—Texas Sittings. the remainder on a credit of six- row, and points for all kinds of of goods ever offered in this "E These car. be had ot mer County, and we are prepared t months, with a note and approved plows "My beloved brethren," an­ surety. Title retained until the chants at Blowing Rock, Boone to duplicate any bill in price. 3: FIFTEEN DAYS'TRIAL nounced a preacher from his purchase money is paid • This 27. etc. Come and see us or write April 12. 88. day of April 1888. forinform ation. Respectfully pulpit, "Sabbath morning W. W. Presnell LUDWIG, Smith Co. THE C. A WOOD CO.,IWiESMiaEll£* Commissioner Mar. 29.88. t-f Hickory N. C. next a collection will be taJ. A. CRISP. WEBSTER'S — . ., Hickory * , . . , 4 . I> . »A A T I A T n dA Y every -ware at a tL Jd VCStim(jni»I3 atfUh Hollow-ware waa — 10c per g """• PHILADELPHIA SIHGER. J C l o t h i is at extremely low prices. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 1 Issue 16 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaEnterprise_1888_0524_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise [Boone, NC.: May 24, 1888] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Enterprise Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1888-05-24 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f5c5bd9714d8c0d1748b63e7f3aa73a8.pdf 8d9930d09f46596b6529b5f8477f4cec PDF Text Text The Watauga Enterprise. VOL. 1. BOONE, WATAUGA CO., N. C. THURSDAY, SEP 13. 1888. NO, 30 In Texas Mr. Mills has de­ shall endeavor to discharge court, from the bench of larceny, two years for robber THE WATAUGA ENTERPRISE. Published every Thursday clared "I am a free trader and my official duties fairly and which, he had been imprison-I y, and was also indicted for at Boone, Watauga County, I glory in the name," In New impartially. James Shell. ed; five indicted for frauds a- riot, for robbery and assault gainst the revenue, others for- and battery, N. C. York he insists that 'The Valle Cruris N. C. violating the pension laws; j Now it must be admitted, democratic party is not in la Sep. 4th '88. many guilty of robbing the even by the most prejudiced vor of free-trade." These con To the Ed. ENTERPRISE: Thos. Bingham £ Editor. mails, appointed mail agents and pernicious of partisans trasted statements show how much honesty and sincerity Please allow me space in or post masters; one was ac­ that this is a most remarka- * is to be found in the demo­ your paper in which to cor­ tually in prison when he re­ ble showing. And all in less SUBSCBIPTION RATES. cratic campaign.-Carolinian. rect a falsehood which has ceived his appointment for than three and a halt yea.™ 1 1 copy 1- yr. yYT®* T~ *T"7~ y been circulated ^PTgiyst. me, robbing the identical office of power. Every one oft 50c When the through the County,' and of to which he > was upjpdiii; = u. Appointees! woTaay-be 1 " 6 "months Demagogue 25c Fowle wipes the tears from which, I have only ree itly Besides these an impeached was 'good sound Democrats' 1 " 3 his eyes with a dirty Thur- been informed. I am repor­ State Treasurer, deirauding and that a"corrupt" Republi ADVERTISING RATES. man rag while telling of the ted as having said, that county treasurers, men guil­ can was removed, in every in­ REASONABLE. Jones county case, ask him those who voted for the R. ty of highway robbeiy, theft, stance, to give them place is if white Democratic commis­ R. tax were d—d fools. This embezzlement, grand larceny an absurdity. With all these sioners of Montgomery coun­ is a most libelous and infa. bribery, wife beating, black­ facts staring them in the face ty didnot actually order a mous slander, as L never in­ mailing, keeping of gambling the Democrats, with Grover white woman pauper to be dulged in any expression out houses and houses of ill fame. .Cleveland at their head as let out to a negro, and tell of which, such an untruth But why continue this dis­ chief aider and abettor, ask the demagogue to pull his could have originated. It is graceful catalogue? Enough four more years ot 'power. hat over his face iuck his true, I voted against the R. has been mentioned to show Was there ever such affronter tail and git among dishon­ R. tax, and did so from h .-• what sort of a reformer this y suchunblushing impudence? est folks* with his rot ton stuff est convictions. In the dis­ I-um-holier-than-thou Grov­ "No,gentlemen," the voters charge of the duties of my of­ er Cleveland is. —Protectionist. will say to them at the polls fice, I had collected the taxes Yet, perhaps it would be next November, "we have REPULICAN NATIONAL- John T. Dunn, ex-Speaker in Watauga County for four well to be more definite and tried you and found you of the New Jersey Assembly, years previous to the R. R. e- specific in these charges, eve­ wanting. Every pledge you TICKET. a prominent democratic pol­ leetion, and know at least ry one of which admits of made you have ruthlessly FOLL PRESIDENT, itician, has come out for Har­ some tiling of the financial the most substantial proof. broken. You have introduBENJAMIN HARRISON, rison and Protection: "Yes condition of the people, from A deserter from the Union to duced 'pernicious partisan­ OF INDIANA. I AM going to vote for Har- which. I decided t)iatone hun the Confederate service was ship' to such an extent rison," he said to-day, "be- dred thousand dollars in appointed an Indian inspec­ that it is a shame and dis­ FOR VICE PRESIDENT, cause I AM DISGUSTED with bonds were too much to vote tor in August, 1885. Such grace. Good men you have LEVI P. MORTON, my party and have been on a ten thousand dollar tax act the President could not removed to put murderers, OF NEW YORK. REPUBLICAN STATE TICK ever since it beca me a Free- paying County. If I did let go unrewarded. He must yut-throats and jail birds Trade organization. It the wrong jn rjoingso, 1 only fol­ please his Southern friends into office. ET. party managers think they lowed the dictates of my jndg and those who sought to o- j?Not only this, but you are can bamooozle the worki rig- tii'efrr; and it/ wr-iag other­ vrithrow, the Nation during In-intr to rob theworkingma n FOR GOVERNOR: men into Calmly accepting yy "the i n trial uc f irffi ~m r r. OLIVER H. DOCKERY, $1 a day. instead of $3, they wise than I did. 1 should the civil war. have done violence to my The pension agent at Col­ Trade to the detriment of the of Richmond Co. will findon the 6 of Nov.,that conscience. I). F. Baird. umbus, Ohio, deserted in the laborers and workers of the whole country. Gentlemen FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR they HAVE made a great er­ face of the enemy and waft take back seats. Step down J. C. PRITCHARD, ror. I am a democrat, but PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sentenced to be cashiered. An­ and out. We want none of of Madison Co. AND REFORM. I'll have no English in mine." other, appointment as clerk you.—Raleigh Signal. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: —Times. When Grover Cleveland of railway mails, had been in­ " W A N T E D i l l GEORGE W. STANTON, "Where is the Blair educa­ took office in 1885, demo­ dicted three times for forgery, Reliable and active men to of Wilson Co. tional bill which the demo­ crats and mugwumps made arrested three times in Cincin- travel for ail Established FOR AUDITOR: natti lor obtaining money House during the Summer CHARLES F. McKESSQN, crats of North Carolina have a great hnilaballoo about the under false pretences, once in months. Those who can fur­ pretended to favor? It has reform that would take place nish a horse and give securi­ of Burke Co. three times passed the repub­ in the administration of the Texas for ROBBERY, twice in ty preferred. Money advanc­ FOR STATE TREASURER: lican Senate, and as many government. They would Kentucky for THEFT, and ed monthly to pay expenses-1 G. A. BINGHAM, times failed to pass a Demo­ show the people how to run STOLE a money order before A groat chance for the right of Rowan Co. cratic House. It now lies a- the country. 'Turn the rascals be was one month in office. men! State age, business ex­ Cleveland's perience. and to save timeI OR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB­ sleep in the arms of a demo­ out," was the cry; only dera- Even Grover better send names and ad­ LIC INSTRUCTION: cratic committee in the Low­ crats and mugwumps are hon friendship and influence failed dress of references. No atten­ JAME \ B. MASON, er House of Congress. The est, and none others are fit him here, and he is now in tion paid to postal cards. of 'range Co. people will keep this in mind." to hold the fattest offices jn jail awaiting trial for rob­ Never mind sendingjstamp for reply. Address "BUSINESS'", FOR ATT- RNEY GENERAL: Our skirts are clear. The the gift of the government. bery. One man appointed post­ BOX 11, Richmond, Va. THOMAS P. DEVEREUX, "Weekly" has done its best Civil service rules are all very to hold the democratic lead­ well on paper, but as for the master at Newark, O., WAS A WARNING. of Wake Co. ers to their promises and pro democrats "a condition, not SHORT $13,500in his accounts The modes of death's approach fessions before the people on a theory," confronts them. as sheriff of LickingCo. The are various, and statistics showFor Associate Justice of the this all important measure. To carry out this condi­ foreman of the Norfolk navy- conclusively that more persons Supreme Court to fill the For the pa st four years it has tion, President Cleveland did yard WAS the leader of a mob die from diseases of the Throat vacancy caused by the death been our cry. And now if not turn a deaf ear to either that broke up a Republican and Lutlgrt tlian Gther. It im­ of Thomas S. Ashe: they can stand the pressure, piteous appeals. It is true meeting at Portsmouth dur­ probable that everyone, without Wm. A. GUTHRIE, we can.—Webster's Weekly. he had promised many things ing the last campaign. He exception, receives vast numbers of Durham Co. that he knew he had no inten was arrested, tried and fined. ot Tubercle Germs into the sys­ Sweetwater, N. C. tiou of fulfilling. Besides, his But such Democratic tactics tem nnc. where these germs fal For Associate Justices of the Sep 1st, 1888. followers must be fed, and he could not go unrewarded, so upon suitable soil they start into Supreme Court under amend­ To the ENTERPRISE: ment to the Constitution: set about his work of reform he received a fat appoint­ | life and develop, at first slowly Since my nomination for with a vengeance. And to ment. DAVID M. FURCHES, and is shown by a slight tickingCoroner of Watauga County this end, out of his numerous An internal revenue collec­ ' sensation in the throat and if al­ of Iredell Co. the insinuation has been appointments, 218 appoint­ tor was active in the Garce- lowed to continue their ravages RALPH P. BUXTON, made by the Democrats, that ees can be directly traced to lon frauds in Maine Anoth­ they extend to the lungs produ­ N*. of Cumberland Co. I would not accept the place t er appointed statistical a- cing Consumption and to the assigned me on the County have emanated fi om the gent for the Ohio agricultur­ head, causing Catarrh. Now all For Presidential Electors for{ticket, but would perhaps criminal classes. is dangerous if vote the Democratic ticket. It would seem from the rec­ al department was in jail 3 tinsproceed will andtimeallowed the State at Large: to in qauseThis, however, like many oth ord, that the President had months for stealing a promis­ death. At the onset you must JAMES E. BOYD, er Democratic false hoods scoured the jails of the co sory note, but escaped the act with promptness; allowing a of Guilford Co. had its origination through penitentiary on a technicali­ coM to go withoat attention is try to put men into offi AUGUSTES M. MOORE, Democratic prejudice. ty. . But why continue the daageroas md r*»y Wse jo*r life. My adherence to the prin­ •Of the 218 appointees refe of Pitt Co. A# soon as yon feal that •osaethmg. ciples of the Republican par­ ed to,j two were ill UrUurt;! ay disgraceful list? We will close is wrong with yonr Throat, vTU. UU t n v ™ \71 \7 murdere 1 ^ EIGHTH DISTRICT. ty shall in the future, as in tvro hirelings of asSas8ing,J«eT* it with the mail agent who Lnngs or Nostrils, obtain a bot­ I JULIUS B. FORTUNE, the past, remain true and en forgers, three rioters one .was sentenced to the peniten­ tle of Boschee's German Ryrnp. unshaken, arid if elected I appointed, td be a judge of a tiary two years for grand. It will give yau immediate relief ol ClevelandCo. $ �the war, and that disposi­ held at the voting precincts, letter from the Atty. General tion of profligacy so preva­ by theTownshipcommittees, and am ready to show them lent at the close of that san­ on Saturday Sept 22. '88 at to any one who doubts the guinary conflict was not yet 10 o'clock a. nr., to appoint above, ty, c Mullen, eradicated, and it is also a delegates to the general con­ THOS. BINGHAM, EDITOR. | Lincolnton N C notable fact, that those who vention. Aug. 4, '88. controlled the destiny of tne It is earnestly hoped that THURSDAY, Sep. 13.1888. republican party, were men all Republicans will attend Proceeding of The Board of Education. whose sojourn among us for their meetings. Hon. R. Z. the most part was transitory. Linney and others will be Upon the minds of those who have read the last weeks That migratory accession to present and address the con­ 1he Board met in regular issue of the "Wataga Demo­ the list of public men in vention on the issues of the session first Monday in Sept. All members present. Ap­ Carolina. no day. crat", the impression has per- North W. R. Grayham, Ch'm. pointed Jos. Phipps and S. ' haps been made, that there longer gives disquietude to ty . Calloway school commit­ exists as great a discrepeucy our people, but the republi­ W. II. WitherspooD Sec. tee in Dist. No. 11. between Dockery and Fowle, can party is now controlled MIXED SCHOOLS. Appointed Wm. Moore Com. mentally, as there is physic­ by native North Carolinians, in No. 31, lieu of A. B Cook ally between the diminutive of exalted characters as a President Cleveland approves resigned. . inffA, which is imprecep- rule. : by the aid of the The ..jsjpsjblican party is a law authorizing mixed Transfered F. M. Beach microscope, and the renown­ made to endure the oppro­ sch bo Is foi biegro ^lildren iroiA No. 56toNr>.2£. Trans ed aquatic leviathan men­ brium of being the "nigger and white children—Here is fered Fiidey Day from No. 1 to No. 3. Appointed Adam tioned by Job. A clear and party," simply because, if the proof. impartial perception of the successful it would be in rec­ MR EDITOR:—Four years a- Critcher, Allen Hix and Maj. truth however, reveals the ognition of colored voters. go when the Republicans Vannoy, a committee to lo­ i'act that each of these great With equal propriety, might charged Mr. Cleveland with cate site for school house in men are intellectual giants, we say, the democratic party signing a bill passed by the No. 7. ;ihd as they meet in political is the "nigger party", be­ New Legislature for mixing Appointed A. W.Penlyand discussion, it is "Greek meet­ cause Cleveland was made the schools of New-York city, Jesse Adams a committee in ing Greek", but the impreg­ President by negro suffrage, the Democrats raised a great No. 7. nable strength of his cause and a retention of the power howl all over the State. I Appointed Jno. Ma-tney gives the inimitible Dockery he now exerts will be secured, wantid the truth of the mat­ committee in 39. i decided superiority before if secured at all, by the in­ ter, and though the election Granted a new district oft near to get the facts Nos. 25, 26 add 38 in Blow­ to the people. A synopsis of creased Electoral vote which was before it came oft', I wrote to ing Rock Township with Pat. Judge Fowle's speech on ev­ is given the South iii conse­ ery instance truthfully given, quence of her negro popula­ the Attorney-jQeneral ofNew- Coffey, J. E. Greene and Mc York and here is his answer, D. Reid committee. Consoli­ presents him in the unpleas­ tion. ant attitude of resurecting South Carolina and Missis­ with a cony of the bill enclos­ dated >»os. 4 and 46 on Brush v Fork with Tilman Adams, dead issues, calculated only sippi have large negro ma­ ed in his letter: jorities, and yet these States OFFICE OFATTORNBY (IN'L. Jos. Hayes and Jno. Benfield to arouse and excite the pas­ ALBANY, NOV 26 '84 are democratic beyond dis­ sions of men. committee. W. C. Mullen, Esq., Lincoln-, pute. Therefore, the negroes Cancelled vouchers for During the last term of our rj these States either vote ton, Lincoln comity, N. C.: treasurer to the amount of Court in Boone, the people o emocratic ticket, or DEAR SIR:—Enclosed here­ 137.75. Watauga were enlightens | liberties as citizens, are with fuel copy of law passed A](pointed the followingby the Legislature of this by more public speakin •essed. school committee: Thos. than usually talis to their lot, ecognition of the debt State, May. 5th.]884, and Greer in No. 38; J. N. Sim­ On Monday the political is ratitude the President sigi e ( by Grove?- Cleveland mons, J . W. Hayes and G. W. *tres' "Tgro -dffsctissed' -by Mr.-, the colored population1 the same <1ay r* m GarfoTl in N5. 5; Isreal Hol­ Very truly vonrs, Pearson and Solicitor Bower e South for the exalted ler in No. 57; Aaron Church, I). O'Brien, and on the day following, b, ion he now holds, he Alex. Greene and A. J. MorAttorney General,N. Y. Maj. Bingham and Col. Lint •Rjtppoint a black man to etz in No. 36; J. E. Caloway iLey. These gentlemen all sus register the deeds for the An act in relation to pub­ in No. 60; E. G. Harman in tained the previous estima­ white people of the Dist. of lic education in the city of N. No. 42; Grit HortonandG.L. tion in which they were held Columbia, but even in this Y. Vandyke in. No. 41. Trans­ intellectually, before the peo­ appointment he appears Passed May 5th. 1884, fered Jonathon Moretz from ple. There were two points most inconsistent, for he three-fifths, being present. No. 56 to 20; J. IV. Curry of argument upon which the seeks and obtains his man The peopie of the State of from 15 to 14; Roby Brown democratic speakers laid es- from the frigid regions of the N. Y. represented in Senate from 48 to 2. and assembly, do enact as 1 >ecial emphasis, to wit: The North. The Board, to prevent extravagance of the Legisla­ From the above reflections, follows: weakening districts and to ture of 1868—9, and the odi­ it is quite reasonable to con­ Section 1 The colored prevent confusion, ordered all um which they endeavored to clude that the charge so com­ schools in the city of New children to be numbered in excite to wardjthe republicans monly made that the Repub­ York, now existing and iu the districts where the parent by the epithet "nigger par­ lican party is the "nigger operation, shall hereafter be or guardian lives. No tem­ ty," but these arguments party", is entirely without classed and known and be continued as ward schools, porary transfers allowed. when carefully examined ap­ foundation. Ordered that the public pear most illogical and un­ Subtiact irom the court in primaries, with their present schools may begin at any founded. The Legislature of the Electoral College the in­ teachers, unless such teach­ time that will extend them 68—9 was somewhat prodi­ creased vote given the South­ ers are removed in the man­ regularly into December. gal in expenditures, as were ern states by the nominal ner provided by law. and Ordered the Co. Supt. to also a number of the Decao- enfranchisement of the color­ such schools shall be under countersign no voucher, and < TO tic Legislature succeed­ ed race in consequence of the control and management ing it. which, the Democratic party of the school officers of the the treasurer to pay off no The Legislatures of 1870 has for past 3 years and over respective wardsin which they voucher for teacher's salary and 71, although Democrat- do m i n ated our n ational co un are located, in the same man that does extend into Dec­ was nevertheless, also, like cils, and at once obliterated ner and to the same extent ember. Ordered that teach­ that which preceeded it very every hope of continued na- as other ward schools, and er's salary remain same as t extravagant. It convened tional Democratic ascenden­ shall he open for the educa­ tion of pupils for whom ad­ past two years—First Grade on the 19th of Nov., and ad­ cy. mission is sought, without re $22. 50, Sec. 18.00 and journed on the 6th day of gard to race or color. Third 15. 00. April following, the mem­ Elk X Roads, N. C. Sec 2. All acts or part of bers of which paid themselves Agreed to apportion school Sept, 8th 1888. If5 per day, and this uncon­ By order of the Executive ; acts inconsistent with the pro fund upon same plan of last trollable avaricious propensi Committee of Ashe county, ; visions of this act are here- year—two thirds per capita ty was only curbed by the the Republicans are called to ] by repealed. Convention of 1875., a part meet in convention, at the i Sec. 3. This act shall take and one third equally among all tne districts. The chair­ of the work of which, was to Court House in Jefferson, on I effect immediately. proscribe a reasonable perdi­ the 24th day of Sept at 10 o' Office of the Secreary of State man called a meeting of the em for a stipulated service clock a. m., for the purpose State of New York, S.S. Board for Third monday in for all succeeding Legisla­ of nominating a county and i have compared the pre- October to ascertain amount tures. Much more might be Legislative ticket. The Sen­ ; ceding with the original law due the districts. said in palliation of the ex­ atorial Delegates of Watau­ : on file in this office, and do I. W. Thomas, Sec. B'd E'd travagance of the Legislature ga and Alleghany Go's are re hereby certi y that the same of 68 and 9, than for those quested to be present for the | is a correct transcript there­ Adrle® le Mothorv. SYBCP which followed. When the purpose of nominating a can from, and the whole of said b«Mrs. WIWELOW'S SOOTHI*Qcutting shonlflalvay* used when children are teeth. It ra» lieves the little suffererat onee; it predacoe natttTal, first Legislature under tbe didate for Senator in the 35. ! original law. Joseph B.Carr, quiet sleep,and the littlfchernbAWftkesM "bright aa a button." It is v*?7 plcnsnat to taste. 2ft Secretary ot State. soothes the child,softens the pump, allays all psta, Constitution assembled, 4 District. regulates thebowels, ahd is the best knownremedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething years had not elapsed since Primary meetings will be I have the original bill and other aauaea. Tweatf-flf* cents a botUv or GLOBE A CAP EM Y, W. F. MARSHALL PRINCI­ PAL, Globe Caldwell County N.C. invites the patronage of the readers of the ENTERPRISE. It is the BEST equiped Acad­ emy in its section; prepares . for college and for practical life; gives very low rates, and is surrounded by unsurpass­ ed moral influences. BSTDo not send or go to school elsewhere, until you have written for a copy of the neat catalogue issued by this school. It gives full in formation. Address the Principal Newly furnished and refitted Table richly supplied. Located on II. R. 200 yds west of Depots. RATES. Board per Meal 25cts " " Day 81.Of " " Week 3.50. " " Month 12.50, . Parties going west will d< well to call here, the cheapest Hotel in the city. W. R. Lewis, Proprietor. Johnson City Tenn. BARGAINS BARGAINS?? J. B. JOHNSON. —Foscoe N. C — Ihave just received the largest of boots and shoes offered to the public in this county. I will sell you a good whole stock boot for §2.75 per pair, ani shoes in pro­ portion. I also have a FULL LINE O F men, women and boy^ liut which will be sold at prices thai will astonish all. Ladies dress goods will be sold from to 18 cts. per vard. I also have a full line of tnedines of all kinds at reasonable a Friends, when you wish \< buy good goods, and cbeop good* call on me and 1 can supply you Remember 1 am selling for Cast produce, and when you wish t< buy goods on time you need no call. Yours Respecttnlly. J. B JOHNSON- . �dates pledging their support the duty, or in other words, also told us that the latest T- EE_ LATHAM. the duty is added to cost of information reveals the fact ATTORNEY AT LAW to their successful rival. Jefferson. Ashe (Jo., N. (J. —Mr. A. C. Floyd of Col­ production. If this well de­ that this colored democrat Will practice in the Courts of umbia Tenn., is in town oh fined position of the Demo­ now exults in republican Ashe and Watauga aDc! also the a brief visit. Mr. Floyd re­ crats be true, let us subtract faith. Never in the land of Federal Court at Statesville. TKOS. BINGHAM, J EDITOR. ceives a cordial greeting from the duty on imported tobac­ our birth, did we hear of a his numerous friends in Wa­ co and we have the real cost poor white man being so W. B. COUNCILL, JR. THURSDAY. Sep. 18.1888. tauga, with whom in the past, of this pleasant luxury to richly rewarded for voting he was so pleasantly associ­ Watauga farmers, for whom the democratic ticket. This BOONE. N. 0. Will practice in Watauga,' WATAUGA COUNTY. ated. Mr. Floyd is a young Mr. Spainhour professes such shows however, how highly lawyer of brilliant promise, deep concern. Imported to­ the democrats prize a little Caldwell, Mitchell anjLAshe and he is also Ed., of the Col­ bacco in its crude unstemed negro help. counties, also in the Suprdftie y FOR REPRESENTATIVB, Will brother Spainhour Cour.t of N. C. condition pays a duty of 35 umbia Herald a paper of J. A. CRISP. considerable circulation in cts per lb, and reaches $>2.50 please inform us, whether it 3-1-88. For Sheriff, Tenn. We join his many according to quality. The is by this policy, that the D« WA- WILLIAMSZ J. L. HAYES. friends in extending to Arch lowest duty on plug tobacco democrats carry Mississippi —OF MASTN. C.— , For Treasurer, a pleasant welcome, and would not be less than 40 cts and South Carolina? Offers his profesional servi­ L.A. GREENE. shall regret to see him leave per lb, and yet merchants in Washington in the lap of ces to the public in his own vicinity, and surrounding For Register Deeds, * again for his home in Colum­ Boone sell the same article Rome. country. far just the duty charged. bia. MANLY B. BLACKBURN. Diseases of Females and —The Three Fork Associa- Bro. Spainhou^, will you now For Surveyor. Such was the subject of a Children a specialty. A ation is now in session in tell us how the duty is added lecture delivered in Washing­ prompt response given to all L. H. MICHAEL, Boone, having convened on to the intrinsic cost of our to ton Sunday evening May 27- calls, either day or night. For Coroner. last Tuesday. Rev. W. H. bacco? th. by Dr. Fulton the noted JAMES SHELL. Farthing preached the open­ The present incumbent of lecturer the opponent of Dr. W. B. Council of Boone, ing sermon. The Associa­ the White House has appoin­ Romanism in the U. S. some N. C., and Dr. J. B. Phillips, LOCAL INTEREST. tion was organized by the e- ted more negroes to impor­ of the most salient points of of Sugar Grove, N. C. are as­ -The weather is quite.pleas lection of Rev. A. C. Far­ tant offices than any of his pre the lecture, as furnished by sociate practicing Physicians and Surgeons. Diseases of ant and farmers have plenty thing moderator, and J. J. decessors. The Raleigh Sig­ a correspond'ntwhoattended Females we make a speciality. to do. T. Reese Clerk. There are,,a nal quotes a list of colored are as follows: 1st There is a Our patients can call on ei­ —Mr. W. H. McGuire's number oi visiting brethren appointees from the New- private wire running from the ther of us at our respective school at Meadow Greek will from other Associations, a. York Star, which is one of President's house in Washing offices, or persons wishing to consult us and get treatment begin Oct 1st, instead of Sept mong whom we notice Revs. the Presidents organs. We ton to that of Cardinal Gib­ will receive prompt attention 17, as previously appointed. Mitchell, Durham and Fool. would love to give the list bons in Baltimore, and the from either, as may be most —Our townsman, Mr J. H. Mr. Mills of the Orphanage entire, but it would occupy former consults the latter in convenient to patients. Brown requests us to an­ of Thomasville is also pres­ too much room. We have regard to political questions. Waatauga Small Fruit nounce that he is a candi­ ent. The delegates are hos­ however counted the names 2nd Nine tenths of the clerks pitably entertained by the of the negroes who have been in the departments at Wash­ date on the democratic tick­ NURSERIES. 10,000 STRAWBERRY, RASP et for Constable in Boone citizens of Boone and adja­ thus appointed and wlio.se ington are rich Catholics. cent vicinity. The delibera­ salaries range from $240 to 3rd Ail of the public hospitals BERRY AND GOOSEBERRY township. PLANTS FOR SALE Fall of 18f& —We learn that our old tions of the body are not on­ $1,800 and find the number su ppo rted by t he G o vernment and spring of 1889, 50 varie­ friend J. Smith Ragan has ly entertaining, but instruc­ to be 117. These colored are in the hands of the Rom­ ties of strawberry and 10 va­ rieties of Raspberry plants men were appointed by Pres­ anists. recently moved to Zionville tive also. in this Co. We congratulate ~Deep Gap N. C. ident Cleveland, in preference On each pay day 1st and grown for sale at the WATAUOA,.SMALL FRUIT NURSERIES. the people of that section on Sept. 8th 1888. •;o white Democrats, who in 15 th of the month the sisters All the standard varieties a nd every instance, would have of Charity are allowed free many Novelty Strawberries this important accession to To the ENTERPRISE: their population. Rain in abundance here for rejoiced to have obtained the «ntrance to the offices where grown at these. Nurseries, the last few weeks. Corn daces filled by their Bro.-.in no other out sider is allowed vf rit.e to the proprietor for —•—fertile column in which sprt 'ial terms etc brother Thomas gives an ac­ crops are very good, but black. The aiaofnvfs drawn to go, to beg money of all the L.P. Hodges,"Proprietor.'"" >y these colored men in office clerks, and those who refuse count of the work of the they are about two weeks la­ flP Sands N. C. Board of Education, the in­ ter than usual at the same aggregates the sum of one to give them any thing are uindred and seven thousand soon discharged. formation is contained that time of the year. Creek Acade­ four hundred and eighty dol­ Dr. Fulton remained in schools must not extend into Married at the residence of (H December, when in truth Bro. Mr. A. J. Moretz, of Gup lars. This is rather a bad Washington more than a my. week, and lectured to a large Thomas said they must ex­ Creek, Mr. A. L. McGalliard showing for the white man's tend into December in order of Caldwell County, to Miss party, and proves that it is xudience. Session for 1888 aud 89 opens that vouchers be counter­ Dora E. Moretz of Watauga not altogether as white as Astonishing as some of his County. We extend to the some of our Democratic statements may seem, there Aug. 13th. and continues nine signed. —We are gratified to learn young couple our heartiest friends would have us believe. appears to be no reason to months. Our Institute claims" doubt their truthfulness. the attention of all. We have that the Zionville Academy congratulations and best The early part of Sep. has also the best community in the Coun­ wishes. L. H. Michael Esq. been extremely wet, and our Our correspondent building is approaching com­ writes that Romanists there ty, a good school building, neat pletion, and when done, will was the officiating functiona­ recent visit to Cove Creek are intensely alive in ad­ be one of the best buildings ry at this wedding. was prolonged in consequence vancing their interest in a and comfortable music room,, Much success to the ENTER of high water. thousand different ways. large, well arranged boarding of this kind in the county. PRISE. M. L. We most sincerely hope for This fert'le section of Wat­ Would that protestants were house convenient, good churches, equally alive in seeking to a- Sunday School facilities etc. Thethe permanent establishment Shull's Mills N. C. auga County is noted for the vert the disaster which is ; resent Faculty, encouraged byof a good school in that pro­ Sept. 10, '88. morality and intelligence of thus threatened.—Sabbath an enrollment of 171 students gressive little village. its citizens. Cove Creek has Herald. during the past scholastic year,, To the ENTERPRISE: —All persons who want to I have heard it reported a voting population ot about with board (every thing mclud raise large Goose-berries are ed that I am the man that three hundred, a majority of e<l) at §6.00 per month, Tuition solicited to purchase plants started the report on W. H. whom, are republicans. There from §1.00 to 3.00. Music §2.00proposes to make this the most from the Watauga Small Calaway in order to break are but few colored votersjin successful year in the history of the township, the number of fruit nurseries. Downing him down in the late Conven­ our Institution. If you desire a Seedling Gooseberry will pro­ tion, and I wish to say- to which will not exceed some Are you going WEST? thourough practical education duce berries as large as part­ that man, that says I am the six or eight. The members of If so, on the 17th day of come to O. C. A —more for lessridge eggs. Small plants man that did the work for each political party are be­ Octocer 1888, there will be a spec mo ey than elsewhere. lOcts each, large ones that Calaway, is an infamous liar, coming thoroughly stirred, ial trip for Enngaauts leaving We claim the consideration of, all who purpose sending or enter, will produce fruit next sea­ and is not fit to belong to and are organizing for the East Tennessee for different ing school. For other informa­ son, 3octs each. Houghton any party; but is a low down conflict. Over one hundred points in the West. Lowest rates tion address the Prin. Seedling Goose-berry plants being who stands between voters have joined the Har­ ever offered on the East Ten­ Araantba N. C. 1 hat will bear fruit next sea­ the two parties for the pur rison club. There is also a nessee Virginia and Georgia R. R UNIVERSITY OF N. C. son lOcts. each, or 25cts pose of tattling and lie-ma­ Cleveland club, and it the vo­ Only line running solid trains. CIIAPEL IIILL, N. C. per doz. king, in order to cause strife ters of which, are not quite The cheapest and quickest, be­ so numerous, still they are cause the shortest and best. If The next session begins —According to previous ap­ between the two parties. pointment the Ex. Com. of Resp. James A. Aldrich. fairly alive to the interests of you are going to Arkansas. Tex­ Aug. 30. Tuition reduced to their party, as the following as. Kansas, Oregon, Washington Watauga County met in $30. a half year. Poor stu­ Boone Sept. 11th 1888, the After reading somewhat incident abundantly proves: territory or Idaho, write to or dents may give notes. Fac­ principle business being the closely the voluminouswrit An elderly gentleman ot that oall on J. 0. Ray Boone N. C., or election of a candidate for ings of the learned editor o section, extensively known .JohnL. Milam Genl. passenger ulty offifteen teachers. Three the "Watauga Democrat' for his frugal expenditure o: Agt., Knoxville Tennessee. For full courses of study leading Reg. of Deeds. The following gentleman assisted by other great wri this world's goods, on hear rates to Emigrants and thos e to degrees. Three short were.placed in nomination to ters of scarcely less celebrity, ing that a certain darky hac wishing to go West, full infor­ courses for the training of wit: Manly B. Blackburn, we find that the chief antago- signified his intention to vote mation will be given, with maps business men. teachers,, phy­ J. R. Johnson W. M. Jones ism of the Democratic party for Cleveland, was so fillec of all connecting lines. Address sicians, and pharmacists and J. C. Harman. The nomi to the imposition of a duty with exuberant felicity that John L. Milam, general pas­ senger Agent, Knoxville Tenn Law school fuliy equapew nation wan given to Mr. Black on imported goods is about he made the darky a present "Write for catalogue to of a new Cleveland hat. Our or J C.. Ray, burn after considerable ballo as tollows: Hon Kemp P. Battle> Ptea*. Boone N,. C.. ting; the disappointed candi­ That the consumer pays informant who is a democrat, Now the is time to go West. �"How big- is Grover Cleve­ land Pa,' ' That people call him great? 1s he as large as brainy Ben, The favorite candidate? < >h, yes! my son; he weighs a tan; 'Tie mostly gall or fat. He wears n_No., 1.0 collar, And a little Tom Thumb hat!" Ben Harrison seems# to be sure of carrying'every North­ ern State—Cleveland is loos­ ing ground fast. His fishery message was such a small piece of political jugger'.y, that the northern sentiment has now set in strongly against him on that—North Aral e. Outlast Tuesday the Ver­ mont. election for State and County officers came off. To Republicans the result is in­ deed gratifying- No fears however, were entertained of the State going democratic, but a majority of 30,000 for the republican party is un­ precedented in the history of the State. This most signal victory for protection to American industry and enter­ prise, is prognostic of appro­ aching disaster in November. Had the* usual republican ma joriity been reduced it would have given just, cause for the most serious apprehension of the ultimate result, but now t he ball is rolling and victo­ ry is secure, conditioned on­ ly by presistenLafio ie-Trade? 3" 119F5Z35. shduld A possible."—Spea lisle. | desire free trade "I hot help to perfect that stands in the free trade."—Roger "The Democratic pa lree trade party or it is noth­ ing." The. democrat who is not a free trader should go elsewhere.''—Henry Watterson. "Add to the free list asmany articles as possible. Re­ duce duties upon every duti­ able artieleto the lowest point possible.*'—Secretary Fairchild. "It would be a glorious consummation of this debate could we only have gentlemen on the other side join in this invocation to paper dud to type and to the hearts of hon /st men to clear the way for British Cobden free trade."— < S. Cox. "Mi* Cleveland stands be­ fore the count i'.y a champion of free trade."—London Time;. "Mr. Mills's speech is a manly, vigorous, and most effective free trade speech."— Henry (ieorge. "Jf we did notrequire mon­ ey to defray the expenses of government, I would be an 0 bsoluteand uncomprimising tree trader.' '—Congressman Hare.—Toledo Blade. CHE SPEAKING AT GRA­ HAM. yorrespoiidonce of the North State. Jrahum N. Sep. 4th '88. Dockery and Fowle have quae hhd gone, they had a- bout 1000 people to hear them, as bad as the day was. From the reports of the dem­ ocratic papers I feared the re suit, and dreaded the day, and did not expect to see a greasy spot left of poor Doekery; but to my great sur­ prise, I found him well and hearty, ia tu e spirits, and ready for the silver tongued Fowle, and I found my old Union Whig friend Fowle in bad health, low spirit, crip­ pled up and has preached ne­ gro until one of his legs has turned black. This is a fact which he can not deny. . The game Fowle stood up the best he could for so bad a cause, having such a supe­ rior man to contend with, and so many false promises to defend, which he and his party had made the dear peo pie believe thin* would do when they got in power, which the republican war horse charged on him and de fled him to deny. 1 was real­ ly sorry for old Union friend. Two or three more wet days like that and he will have to go to his roost. I know you have seen chick en flights. If so, you can im­ agine how the hacked Fowle looked with his feathers al! ruffled, his head under the old republican cock's Wings. Every now and then he would take courage and give a fee­ ble peep and then hide his head again under the "nig­ ger," and Kirk and Holden. Three more bad days like we had here and there will not be a feather left on the game Fowle, and they will have to send iiirn to the Springs or somewhere. Alamance. THREE LIES. The following three para­ graphs, or one or two of them are appearing in the lower class of democratic journals all over the country, espec­ ially in those which possess no ability save in the line of personal abuse. They are fail samples, we presume, ol what OAL. A KICK means by a "cam paign of intellect." "A dollar a day and two meals are enough for any work i ngman.''—Ben 11arrison in 1877. "Were I the Governor, I'de force these men back to work qr shoot them on the spot." —Ben Harrison referring to the It. R. strikes in 1877. "The Chinese ought to be enfranchised, and if the repub lican party should do this, it would give us the Chinese vote."—Ben Harrison in the Senate in 1882. All three are point blank lies, made up out of whole cloth. They are not even a distortion of the truth, but are lies, pure and simple, written with the tull knowl­ edge of their utter falsity. The Indianapolis "Jour­ nal" has a standing offer of $1,000 cash, for any proof that General Harrison, at any time or place, made use of any language that, by any interpretation, can bear the meaning of either of the. first two statements. Any demo­ crat who can furnish the proof can make $J.000 with very little trouble- The Jour­ nal has had the offer stand­ ing for weeks, but not one scintilla of proof is forth coming. No stronger evideneifof their utter falsity could be given than the fail­ ure of the democrats to at­ tempt to support these char­ ges. . As to the third statement, the BLADE is able to prove its falsity very easily. We have in the office the hound vol­ ume of the Congressional Record, complete, for the last twenty years oi* so. We have taken the trouble to go through the volumes for 188$, and examine carefully ev­ ery utterance of Mr. Harrison in the Senate during that year. Not only are the words attributed to him not there, but there is nothing that ap­ proximates them in meaning, nor did he say one word in fa vor of conferring citizenship on the Chinese. They are three vile, malig­ nant falsehoods.—Toledo I> lade. BUOKIIEX'S AHSICA SALVE— The best Salve in the world for s, bru'S 's. sar—. uheir fcalt rheum.aever swan, ret ter ehapp's Vhands, chilbia nes corns, an dap. skm vms. and positively cures Tbes, oi no pay require !. It is guar­ anteed to give perfect satis­ faction , or money re: jtided. Price 25 cents per box. Foi sale bv ai! druggists. ? Con e one, come ail, u> my CHEAP cash store A aqng my daily arri vals 1 Khali place before the people some land­ slides that are positively be­ yond the whisper ofco.iip.di lion,'comparison as monop­ oly prices that will reach yoti in the silent- logic of truth the difference between deal­ ing with live and wish dead men—between the cash ami the credit system —between the right and the wrong way —Thus I am fighting against the old 'rotton credit system, for money, for reputation and for tiiej people. I have how in stock, and to arrive soon, the following goods: The lar­ gest lot of Tin ever offered for sale here. A large lot or READY-MADE djLOTHINGt overalls shirts & etc.. cheap. W'H'stnd, plaids. Calicoes, Yam Limisey, Flannel, Ala­ mance, Domestic and Jeans, cheap. Hardware, axes men's and 'boy's. Hinges, cartridges and nails. K. & F. P.Knives, H. S. nails and all other kind ot Hardware. My stock oi sa I -T—O—T- FOR CASH ONLY i will sell men's brogan shoes at $1.10 to f 1.00, good a t $ 1 . 4 0 t o $ 1: b 0 . M e n ' s f u r and wool hats at actual cost. Ladies shoes 10 to 25 per ct. below usual prices. Pla ids at 8% cents per yard. Good to­ bacco at 30 Cents per lb. Ground ginger, pepper, spice and cinnamon at reduced prices. A large lot of crock­ ery at unusual prices for the quality of the ware. Mason's FRUIT JARS ^-gallon at if 1.75 cents per i)ba. 1 quart at $1.35 cents >er Do z. The best wool fill'dj .'anesal 10 cents per yd. cleavy wool filled janes, at 30 cents per yard. Glass ware at greatly reduced prices HARDWARE it p r ices that will please yon. "Aon Jones" Book stoves at $15.00, 82 pieces, ami would becheapat $18,00 Pockctund table cutlery at- a "Big cut." Gall and see for yourselves. .I)t*. Roc's celebrated medi cine is moving off at a rapid sansrate and rjrrves T>OITC faction. 2 Yb.v g >o<] scan for 15 rents. TJ UV . H are ohlv a few ofthu in -aiy bargains I h a v e t o offer y o n . . Watch this eiose}y, it will' V.ontaiii S L E D C E I ' U - M . MEU vn\ ::s a^ain. iv v pry rial iy J. A. CKLSP. 10.000 lbs. of Black Ber­ ries, all the country produce and Botanical goods that we can get, for which we will pay the higest market ra r e. We have on hand a tub line of General Merchandise, which will be sold at the low­ est possible prices. Ladie s Dress goods fomj5 to 80 rt.s. per yd. Men's vvaretrom 20 cts to $1.00 per yard. Men's Hats 50 to $3.00. Ladie s from 30 to $1.25. .Slavfrom"$i.10 to $3.00. Ha rdvvare to suit all. ('lotfang at extremely low figures. My have on hand ft full Iui<~ or medicines consisting of Dr. Roe's celebrated medicines. Dr. Clark's Dr. Dunlap's I)r. Harney's and manyjo their. A full line of (»rocories conss-tirjg of Sugar, Coffee, Spi<-« Pepper, Rice etc,, whD-li w.d be sold at a low Price for pay but cannot trust foijAlas! poor trust is dead, bad pay has laid him low, But Uncle cash is still on hand to make our business go. ®3P"[t will pay you to go to Bobbins Bros, for good goods and low Prices, either at Sbnil's Mills, or Pcnly Watauga Co. N C. Also Bmlalo Cove ilaklweil Co. N. C. Thanking our many friends and customers for t heir past favors we remain yonrs with sespecf -! HP ECIA OFFER TO OVK mmmmuaaarsAvrrj- .wrrj©»rnn THE YAH"" AT ONLY HALF PRICE 200,000 REACTS EAC:i WEEK. Unquestionably the Xar^ost, Brig'Titosf, Handsomest, a:»i Chepost \VT-rL.,>y Family fetor y k i.il Pftpui" I A rici. The Ynnkee FJiulo «• Mamjuofh *.>v. . containing columns ofis- Du;rho;-Dt mr-A* pupala every the • est r.adh . fo: forty-eightfamily, ov.B-.-ccIiu .s-mii m- ' i'„ the whole Stories, Sketcii'..-,Fas looms,Im-to,v. .4 *'• cq.e-. • Witand Humor, Poems. Lfloi'seu- i'!- aiid in­ Fancy-Work Dopm iu Youth. *t .. oat. structive Artieies >vv ..'uiiai, *. qely quof ' t Ifcfi Humorous 1 everywhere, COMcdir- >1 i :• to tm W/C leading,,, -rtu­ well-known is ribtito.America. t r morous Publications of1>« al' tliXJ i-- muV Its Fftncy-Woik > . t.ho IcmGng the control of!.»aFancy iN's,euIewiuk De i ican authority on M.lhrurtiiu'iit, ediii ^ e Its Hon soli talentc ,t authoress Trebor the well-know.tiodd authorized report"* of Obi. containsBostoneniy K Lug School Ice tares, gim famoii3 the CC/O each week. Its Library Dep-irtnifirr :•.•<I .riv cinating t!ie bovB• >u»:Hunting,and contiF-> L**"••uturethe Family I-'irosUtc for the ladi-s, by ^ u ; • for stories <l nun. Travel.t andthe greatest Jiving English uiuiies of of Americah authors. Its KdltcMnl T>^nart7n^r.t 1" noted fun• widely copied throngiiont the country ! •: SOUIKI find logical utterances, ul jii the lee topics'of thoiiav. TIIK TANKED J3LADE is norv in it" f«"*ty seventh yeartL conti;. publication,uini v.vjlucrus Ls of "f THE POPULAR AMERICAN V MEE The regular M criprion but of .-v»ee/" Tu k«e BladewithF;theay nr. j» i<c!»we• Tooaid: , is raugeuientany *2.i.o imDlishcrs (•-. envo to t are offer it to iff our rend v. advantage of the unushal inducement ONE YEAIi ON TRIAL. FOR 81.00, I This which is only one-half 1 he regular pri *e. 1 offer is open only to Now subscribers 1 JMNVto. the Yankee Our readers can < - d - . The Yankee Iilacle through any newsdetOer in the United States at 5 cents a copv For specimen copy, send to POTT®It -b i POTTER, Pubs., The Yankee Blac 43 Milk street, Boston, Mass. •M—wwBWiBCB i «i— iiwrim.-n*' We cordially recommend THE YANK ' ELJ.DE to our readers as a pur., u iid h * toned family story paper,—one of the very best. Although its regular subscription price is $2.00, we Will agree to send it an entire year to any reader of this paper on receipt 4f $1.00 at this ofice. PHILADELPHIA S1RGER. High Arm, — If&ric * - m. Is ftfll and complete. Shoes: Hats, Caps always in stock, and a thousand other things always on hand. ] will be glad'to see my okl and newcustomers come and see my new stock of goods, which will be sold at bottom prices lor pay down. No goods sold on time. Will take good pro­ duce in exchange tor goods at highest market prices. Come a running. Yours to please. • ;,g> Low irriri > FIFTEEN DAYS' TRIAL THLC, A.W00AW.,*I®,3»&> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 1 Issue 30 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaEnterprise_1888_0913_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise [Boone, NC.: September 13, 1888] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Enterprise Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1888-09-13 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6fc0625f604182593c84e20f3c16d1ce.pdf 95fe6716f16095330d7898ebb5279953 PDF Text Text BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY,N. C., THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1889. NO 2, E. F. LOVILL & SON. norunt of the value of the QommiSSiOIiers' Court"4" reaso11'disabillVwish I was to home.'' ] Upon application of GasUp to this date it lias been precious metal was the old . July Term. ton Horton Sr. (Col.). The ATTORNEYS AT LAW so dry .and hot that thou­ farmer, that he even then allowed the dishonest gold- Holiday, July 1st, the Com- mother-in-law of Daniel sands of acres of wheat are Boone, N. C. burned so that all hopes for smith to buy the nugget of missioners met, according to Little was allowed $l.per. b)r the paltry sum of $4 previous adjournment. The month from date. a crop islost. While writing 41, DHKERTY, LI>ITO It. •Tillv Uh 89—1 v. Newt Banner tells me of his Its true value was ascertain- f,,Rowing members werepresIS. PUBLISHER. trip-to Idaho 150 miles. He f -d to be not-Jess thani$4 e n ^ . J. E.Fmley,Chairman. John Sevier. H. K. BOYER. whi *h says the people there r and the locality in became it .1. H. Mast, and W. W. l'resIPTION RATES. ATTORNEY AT LAW. was found soon a llecently the remains of r $1 mind him of the lews look­ rich field for gold hunters.— neli, ond proceeded to busiGov. John Sevier were re­ ness. laths 50c. ing as eagerly for rain as Asheville Journal. Sparta, N. C. ontlis ,...35c. they did for the coming of HI Minutes of June term read, moved from North Alabama June 6. 88. ly. and refntered at Knox ville. Christ. The dust reminds Linville, N. Carolina corrected and approved. This grand hero died in 1815, SKTISING RATES. me of the fog that rises from July, 5th, 18S9. Upon application, Milton- and little was found in his SCOTT A EltVIN, 73C. th» beautiful stream of Cove I J was at your place yester- Watson, of Meat Camp town­ grave Bk, save mouldering ....$1.75. Creek, and we uu.ke a ^iday, a« you know. In comtenth ship, was released from pay- ashes, which being carefully $3, ,, ing out of town a most graATTORNEYS AT LAW, .r. ... , $5, mill out of our eyes to g r i n d tifying sight, met my eyes. ing pbll-tnx for the year 18- gathered and deposited in n an elegant coffin were trans$7 it. 1 also tooK a trip to Ida Lenoir, N. ( . , .. . . lust. I met , 4U . Bob ,, , Bryan 89, and until further orders, fered to Knoxville and there reason, disability. $9 ho, theie being tlnee in tile ( ];jvung five of his father's buried in the presence of 20, week $13.50 crowd, to wit: Finly yia«t, cows, as full as they could G*. \Y. Hayes' application 000 people. Ceremonies be­ month... W. C. NEWLAND, $25 who has been in tins country hold of luscious grass, while for release of poll tax foi the fitting t he occasion were held $37.50 for some time anu is doum their bags were full and even and Gov. Taylor made an year 1889, not granted. $50 year. ATTORNEY AT LAW, extended. Then,right behind well; Will Must who lately Upon application filed with appropriate and eloquent! nediate rates corres- married one of the fair dam­ them, came nine of Coffey the Board for aid to Levy speech recounting the ad­ Lenoir, N.C, vancements of t he deceased. June 27. 88 ly. he Editor, sels of Tennessee, and my­ Bro's. cows in like condition. 2riplettJ of Elk township, it No figure is more prominent ices 5 cents a line, These cows' reminded me of ion invaii bly in Aa- self. We stayed there about days of Auld langsyne, when was ordered that he be allow­ in early Tennessee history J.F. S P A I N FiOUR ed $1,50 per month for four and no statesman or warrior [ advertisements. paya- threedays, returning* with 2 1 helped milk twenty-five months from date. ever achieved greater success ATTORNEY AT LAW# land .^Rwu'i.s of wood, a. distance of cows belonging to one dairy. Ordered that the act of II. under such adverse circumabout til. r ,y miles. It is a 1 stances. The hero of thirty News comes from Carter Co. Boone, N. C. popr country that can not Tenn.jto AllisonTownsend of L. Huggins, County jailor, be nine battles lie never lost one. afford wuou and biacivber- the death of his son, Colum­ a[fproved and a claim be is­ His courage and skill won ] Special attention given to 'e anJxellable remedy for HEADACHE, the ol King CACHE and HEUKALGIA. A few nes. l'/ki farmers are great- bus, who died last Sunday, sued for the same. See act tainbattleingenuity s Moun-; ^j 10 collection of claims, passed ever the patnftil surface gives im; his andceas-! >n file. Amount $1,63. relief, with termination of the attack, their after a mouth'ssickness. He less activity foiled the Indi­ July 4th 89—1 y. tc. aud BOc. par bottle. FOR SALJB .v discouraged about leaves a wife and a numbc* Upon application iiled with ' ntUQGlSTS. their pow­ . by the KKPHALINE DRUG CO. waealciop, winch, they say, of children there, and a larjye the Board Levy Triplett was ans and destroyedintrepidity ^uroHna. der; his daring M. M. PARKS, nas never lulled in this coun­ number of relatives in this eleased from paying poll-tax concei ved and successfully ac­ try and hit is wholly a fail­ immediate vicinity. ATTORNEY AT LAW tfltlNfc TtSTIMONI- ure, "good by Jumbo," lor or the year 1889, reason, complished the destruction The sound of the hammer of all their anmnition stored Jefferson, N. 0. many are in uebt and expect and saw are heard here this inability. at Chica mauga and furnished June 6. 88. ly. Corpening North their crops to pay it. And week, as work on the hotel The application of Sha- by the British and prevented Caldwell Co. N. C. merry'! K would be belter tor and Loven's store-house has rieli Greer, of E/k towns/up, an attack upon Washington. T. B. FIN LEY, for release of poll-tax for 18- We believe John Sevier ac­ -JBcRe this to say tae laboring man had he nev begun. Three loads of mattresses, 89, not granted. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, North IQ little bottle of medi- er been born, for fie can not complished more, all things springs, for beadsteads and J. C. Carroll, was released considered with the means Wilkesboro, North Carolina. .r Jed Kephaline is a . U.c .pemedy for headache get employ meut. Dear read­ blankets for the hotei have trom working the ne and forces at /?is command family use it and er, it is not only here that it arrived, and James McCamptm.y other ( soldier in W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. f:, tit relieves them.'' is discouraging, but every­ bell, of Bakey*yille, is making from Pine Run to and it . — ljju? hureh,'provided i ATTORNEY AT LA V. Fanton, Kings where. The great tire of Se­ the furniture, which will be up lost time. Iulv' 4th 891 v. Bpone. N. C r. n . J W 'well Co. N. C. says attle, the great disaster of ready as soon as the building Upon the petition and ap­ ransfei P | Kephaline for Pennsylvania, and theyoung is in condition for its recep­ ' plication of Thornton Ingle, oved so well. Now toothache and Rood of Watauga are enough tion. suitable monument polnY OOl Ficidancf add have never to cause trouble. But let the Mr. Charles Robinson, of of Blowing Rock, it was or- out to the world the last Tered that the Sheriff issue esting place of a hero, who Resident PhysT^Wr?? oarf A "elieved, I have *• Colic in doses people be submissive and say Yancey Co , has come here icense to said Thornton In­ deserves to rank with Ceas- on King Street north of Post drops with as did Gen. Jackson, *'God as overseer on the roads that gle to sell beer at Blowing* ir orBonaparte as a soldier, Office. knows, and directs always the company is constructing. lock, for 12 months, com­ or Washington as a patri- June 12 88. ly. a." DRYLYC. REEVES: ot.—Bolivar Bulletin. Garfield W. T. for the best." "Great faith!" The Messrs Gibbs, of Yancey, mencing July 1st, '89. —it< PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON June 26. 1889. how 1 do wish I was at home. are here. So, you see, we are Board adjourned til 9 o' Office at Coffey's Hotel, A. M. Mast. drawing men from all over lock tomorrow morning. NOTABLE EVENTS. OKAT: Boone, N. C me space in NORTH CAROLINA GOLD the country. July the 2nd. The Board, July 4. 89. Cluirt Sickness is beginning to iccording to adjouznment, first jury 970. to write someFIND. make its appearance among all the members present, pro­ bus made 1450. Cove Creek Academy, may be i/iterestthe us. Jackson Gragg, he of ceeded to business. Needles used 1544. many readers, W. M. FRANG'UM, Principal# The story of the discovery ni yfi wrote my other let- ol gold in North Carolina is Oklahoma fame, was visited The following tax listers First cast-iron 1544. Next term begins Aug. 5, '89 resdwt by Dr. Phipps, of Watauga, were paid the amounts oppo­ Matches made 1829. at Tacoma City, somewhat curious. Board, everything included, yesterday, and the Doctor site their names, for listing surnames used 1162. remaining therefor Near the close of the last six dollars per month. weeks, ibaueadieu century the child of a poor was wanted at Mr. Allison taxes for the year 1889, in First newspaper 1494. bon dace, and came to settler, while roaming along Townsends,' where severa their respective townships: Coal used as fuel 1534. Tuition from 75cts, to $2 x distance of 443 the banks of a small stream, are ailing. C. J. Uqttrell, Blue Ridge,$7, Lead pencils used 1549. . M r. A. C. Ricksecker, a mem per month. For Further parWindow glass used 694. le reason why i discovered a bright yellow her of the company, and un­ 50; H. H. Farthing, Beavei First gold coin B. C. 206. ticula/'s, address the. Princi­ could a poor boy stone, which, with the help of cle to Secretary Charles H Dams,'$7,50; J. M. Shall. Tobacco introduced 1573. pal, Amantlia, N. C. So 1 set to work his playmates, he picked up Ricksecker, is here, looking Watauga, $6,00; S. J. Hen- First steam rail road 1830. in, which suits me and brought home to Ins over his interests for the first drix, Elk,$7,00; John Ward, First Postage stamps 1840. ter any way, be father. The old man who Laurel ( reek, $7,50; Alex Ha P tine.' s raised a farmer gaman, Cove Creek, $9,00 Kerosene introduced 1826. BLOWING ROCK, North Carolina, > Lord bless and had evidently no knowledge I saw, at Foscoe, that Dr S. H. Banner, Shawnehaw, First illuminating gas 1 782. Thefamous Summer Tlesort, of le farmer, because of the appearance of gold in Phipps is building him an of $6,00; W. L. Brayn, Boone Electric light invented 1874. of the Mountains. Magnificient water, and five, and the frame is up foi he "most honest and it's native state, saw nothing a two story house for Burt $9,00; James H. Taylor Iron found in America 18L>. scenery, ice-cold State will bethe best table in the oI particularly remarkable in nt people of this Meat Camp, $7,50; W. E First insurance, marine, 536. pen June 1st with Miss Bettie . . . com- ' t h . s t o n e , b u t n o t t o d i s a 1 - Johnson W. H. Caloway's e p v . \ hen ,I first , First wheel carriages 1559. Willi mis as house-kee^r and L. ! . point thechild bade him place new store house, which is 36 Greene, Stony Fork, $6,00 rk on the sod oi|I, ,. , First American express 1821. S. Williams as clerk, both of Char it near the cabin door, which x22 feet, two stories high A. F. Davis, Bald Mountain Musical notes introduced 13- lotte. fee Country, (which it would serve to keep open is drawing to a conclusion $6,00. NOTICE. tile,) I thought it 100 acres of good, level land, or shut at pleasure. As the and will be ready for occupa J. M. Stokes allowed $1.50 38. Latin ceased to be spoken one Steam Saw Mill, Shingle loneliest country 1 for registering votes in Lau stone was quite heavy, weigh cy before long. Mill and plainer, for sale cheap couldn't see any 580. ing nearly 15 pounds it wan By the way, allow me t( rel Creek Township for the Bible translated into Saxon j lor prices apply to A. J.Criichei-, wljyat and the blue feb 14 6m. found of considerable use for suggest that that crossing November election 1888. 1 0 how odd it did Ordered that the petition 637. at t he school house, is a most that purpose. Gunpowder used by Chinese le not to see a sinSeveral years elapsed before miserable one. Men can get tiled with the board for amenc NOTICE' stream flowing ment on the road from ShuT 80. any one thought of the along possibly; but what B i ble tra l i si a ted in t<) Gotl i ic Is hereby given to Thomas Brew e land, and no er that a certain tract of land, stone's being possibly a min­ bout a woman with great Mills to the Mitchell Co. line 872. shade trees under lying in Beaver Dam township, to be advertised, to be heard eral of any value, although box, little box, band box and Photographs first produced Watauga county, was sold for , this physical at the August term. bundle and three bits of chil taxes for the year 1 887 by J. L,. Mac Church allowed to list 1802. d in this country the owner often showed it, dren ? I am always looking his tafces in Boone township, Old Testament finished B. C. Hayes Shff., on the third day of to his neighbors, bidding to dig wells withSep". 1888 to the chairman of the out for the women, and res- provided ha pay Cldrk's fees 430. board of county commissioners. 11% many of them them mark its unusual weight. Finally, he was in­ pectfully refer the construe- for registering same' E in a n oil >ati o n f > rocl a m a- The certificate of purchase hav­ ey dig wells for their ing been signed to H. C. Johnson jygjj duced to take it to a gold­ tion of permanent foot-logs j W. L. Bryan's account not for their liouses—let there be two placed side allowed, for furnishingshoes Paper made by Chinese B. and unless redemption is made lg yne and while in smith in the neighboring by the third day of Sept. Iis89, by side—to W. H. Caloway, I to a pensioner and jail with the undersigned will take a deed felt like the boy town of Fnyettevillo. who up­ C. *220. bucket. on testing it, at once pro­ Harrison Aldridge; A. B., a „ f „ f> En-1 lor said lauds. This July 1.1889 .rking and , i Bible translated into 11. C. Johnson. Vv . II. Ragan released from nounced it to be gold. So Burt and Abe Johnson, and gI7T Sighted hi in, |lshl0(f4 ' .11 , . . v r„, tl,.. others. J. S. \V. poll tax for the year 1889, g i pitiful tone, "1 simple, however, and so igGMflaf&Tic family uewspato the interest of State and Nation. Every Thursday at :auga County, N. C. HALINE �• . .I.. 7 r T.~ V ^: We give, from an exchange.| hoys of the South and those 5. The opportunity for the thing and others. (i ( . LAMM0. a short account of the deeds of the North met on the Irnt- presentation of new applica­ 6. Should we make use of DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS of John Sevier. He *vas the tie field and many were killed foreman of the Watauga. As-jatid wounded on both* sides, tions under the old law ter­ sfiows, dinners, parties & etc. Elk Park, N.C. sociation, which finally be- Gen. Lee surrendered, and the minates with the first Mon­ to raise means for the Lord 's Dealers in Pure Drugs, Chemi­ come the state of Franklin, war closed against the South day in July of the present cause. Was discussed by El- cals, Paints, Oils, Varnish and This was a short lived state,>^he true southern soldier ac- year. After that date it will der W. 11. Farjhing, C S. Toilet articles. Fine Stationery AHEAD OF with Sevier at its head. He eepted thecondition that Hen be necessary to get up other Farthing and J. J.T. Reece, a specialty. We keep the latest THE CROUD! S as HITM** «»•' ^VSht to | era] (.rant required, andI how | f f NEW STOKE, NEW GO< 0 f application, particu Itev. I. W. Thomas. pplication. Novels and Periodicals in Stock Morgaiitoiuail when he was happy would nave been there!, , . rganton jail w/ren he , J ust recei ved-froin the Noi larlv in the cr.se of widows a* id 7. Appointed a committee GIVE US A CALL. rescued in the following man- suit for the South if General Markets the nicest line o( ner: He owned a fine bloo- Grant's conditions of Gener- all the old blanks will be dis­ on time, place and program ever showed in this TOUI ded horse w it h which two of al Lee's surrender would have pensed with and new ones sub for next Watauga Union. dies' Dress Goods, Plaids, his friends followed the party been saciedly kept, but alas! stituted. In addition, thede Brushy Fork church, place, cassimers, Domestics, Ha who had him under arrest. his terms were not heeded by part men t will be engaged in W. W. Presnell, James Davis SUCCESSOR TO SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, While he was being tried for the extreme sectional party, 1 making inquiry into the na­ and 1. W.ThomasCom.tnne, Robbins Bros, treason in the court house, and the days of rcconstruc in every style, and at starva«( One of Sevier's friends walked tion came upon us, worse ture and extent of the wounds fifth Sunday in September. prices. The nicest line ofjj Shiill'n Mills N. C. up to the Judge and asked if than the war if possible. We received by old soldiers, now The crowd was large and GROCERIES he was done with that man, have now outlived it all, and pensioners, (where not spe­ attentive on Sunday. Bro. Keeps constantly on hand, pointi/jg toward Sevier,where we are truly thankful, and cifically stated in their origi­ E. F. Jones preached an able and will sell at "Rock Bottom upon Sevier undertaking the n better council anda bet Prices," for CASH or country movement, sprai g to the ter understanding now ex- nal applications),in order to sermon, followed by remarks produce, such as Boots, Shoes CONFECTIONERIES, door and on the horse' which ist between the two sections accomplish the classification by W H. Farthing. Hats Caps, & ect. A special to be found in this part of Ithe required by bee tion 1 of the soon carried him out of sight. »nd we believe the Union to­ line of Notiee ! t tate. day is stronger than since new pension act. Inquiry the war. The soldiers, North will also have to be made in North Carolina,\In the Superior 11 ardwa re Culery, • i We desire to publish from and South have broughtthis the cases of nearly 3000 wid­ Watauga co., j court. crockery, time to time, short historical about more than politicians. Joseph Hayes GLASS-WARE,"' sketches of the early days of If the soldiers of both sec­ ows who are already receiv­ Hardware, Groceries, VH And everything else you want at our country, in connection tions had, at the close of the ing a pension; the last Legis­ And Drugs. L. L. Greene. with the ea rliest families who war, full control of the dif­ lature having determined in In the above entitled case it ap­ A FULL LINE OF BEST W V. and 8. IV Moore's, Blowing Rock, North Carolina. settled the different sections ference existing they would the new pension act that on­ pearing to the satisfaction of the beyond a doubt have arrang­ ly such widows shall be re­ court that personal summons * HEADY—1IADE May 29,—12 m. of the County. on the S. 1». MOPUK Is there not some gentle­ ed matters harmoniously and tained or entered on the pen­ cannot be serveddilligence,defen­ Clothing ever brought to this W. V. MOOKE, all would have been blessed dant after due it is man or lady in each town­ and better off than the way sion roll as are "indigent", therefore ordered and adjudged County,mud in fact, every­ ship in Watauga who reconstruction did it, because i. e , such as are in actually by the court that publication be thing kept in a first-class MOOKE Brik, can, and will give us some both armies contained the destitute circumstances. As made in the Watauga DEMO­ country store, can he found CRAT, a newspaper published in Proprietors of a First-(ins* hoar­ traditional sketches of histo­ best men in the country and applicants will have until the the town of Boone, in the county here. All I ask is a trial. had sympathy for each oth­ first Monday in July, 1890, of Watauga, aud state a foresaid ding house for Summer ry of their section? Some of er. They still have kind feel­ Your friend. J. P. Robbins. the .original families of the ings for each other, for they in which to present theis ap­ for six successive weeks notifying the said defendant that he is re­ County, are the Hortons, know how terrible was the plications and have them act quired to appear at the next Greens, Norrises, Touncills, war on both sides. ed on, a suspension in the term of the superior court of said Rock Bottom At Last. Blowing Rock has a delightful Hartleys, Shearers, Holsmatter of the fileing of new county to he held on the 1st. • J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C., climate : Fresh air and pure wa­ Monday North Carolina, claws, Bairds, Masts, Har­ applications is recommended Monday before the firstthe court Keeps constantly on hand and ter. .charming mountain scenery, in September 1**9, at mons, Duggers, Farthings, Auditor's Department. until such time as this depart house of said co. at Boone N. C., will sell at bott om prices for cash Telegraphic Connection with the Raleigh, June 25, '89. ment is prepared to furnish and answer or demur to the com­ or country produce, Boots, Shoes outside world. Our price for board Eggars, & etc. We would so Hats, Caps. A special line of said action is only $20 a month. Your?,cor­ licit some one representing To Pensioners and Appli­ new blanks and to meet all plaint inrecovery of which will be certain real for the LADIES HATS respondence is solicited. 'aK any one of these families, or cants for Pensions, Under the the requirements of the new estate in noone N ctowit : THE others not named, to give us Pension Act, and to others law. When prepared for new place where the defendant's fami­ Hardware, Groceries. ly now a short authentic statement whom it may concern :—The applications, due and ample known reside and also what is READY MADE CLOTHING A as the oragg place; both foil wing information is pub­ notice will be given in the col tracts containing one hundred SPECIALTY. of these old fore-fathers who first brbke the wilderness, lished for the benefit of all umns of the various newspa­ acres more or less; or the plain­ keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, A Popular Summer Resort. "Over tiff will apply to the court for the 4000feet above Sen level, On the and made the country habit­ concerned: pers in the State. relief demanded in said complaint. a full line of every thing Kept in a first-class country store can be Blue Ridge Mountains! In Wes­ 1. The new pension actdoes Very respectfully,. able. Those old pioneers en­ Joe B. Todd, C. 8. C. found here. Give him a call. tern North Carolina, Twenty ins. countered many privations not go into effect until before G. W. SANDERLIN, VV. B. Councill Jr. R. 55. Linfrom Lenoir. Las'* season bn u :*ht and hardships; we are now next yea r (1890), except so • State Auditor. ne.y, Plaintiffs atty. visitors here from marly every This 2nd, day of July '89. enjoying the fruits of their la­ far as relates to determining r State in the.Unipji, SI full's Mills, N C. bors to a great extent, and the character and classifica­ Land for Sale. ^ June, 28. i889. now, have we not interest e- tion qf those who are to he Watauga County Un­ I hereby offer for sale my cieve its benefits. (See its nough left in us and are We viso 19th section of the new ion meeting met at Shull's land, containing 66 acres in j^O .Lgrateful ^nough BLOWING ROCK, North Carolina, 1 uce many of the acts sue- act, copies of which will be Mills Friday before the 5th all. 25 acres in cultivation, a Thefamous Summer Resort, of very fine orchard, consisting aud reverses orthese furnished upon application Sunday in June, 1889. of the Mountains. Magnifieient scenery, ice-cohl water, aud the ^•frrave and honest fath­ to this department.) Pen­ .Introductory sermon by of fruit of various kinds. Also very good buildings, stables best table in the State will he <>ers and mothers, from which sions will be paid this year Elder E. F. Jones, from Math. &c., adjoining the lands of 25th Chapter 35th. "I was we have a proud lineage» Let from the appropriation \\'il!\ uns as house-kee >er and L. A. B. Johnson and H. AlFOR SAUE BY S. Williams as clerk, both off -bar us hear from you on this sub­ ($30,00(Dprovided by the old a stranger and ye took me dridge, well watered and very W. L. BRYAN lotte. ject, but make your state­ act of 1885, as amended by in." convenient. I also offer for the laws of 1887, and accord 1st. Organized by electing sale my personal property to ments short and concise. In this way we wish to get a his ing to the requirements of Elder D. C. Harman chair­ wit: 4 head of mules, 2 good tory of our County from its that act so amended. This man, and J. P. Robbins sec­ milch cows, 15 head of sheep, sum is required to be paid retary. Owingto the inclem­ 12 head of hogs, 7 bee stands earliest days. pro rata and is hkely to be ency of the weather tfiere any person wishing to pur­ Some of the old war-scarr­ very small, owing to the were no discussions—adjour­ chase would do well to come ed Confederates met at the large increase in the pension ned until 9 o'clock a. m.,Sat­ and see before buying else­ Court House, in Boone, aud roll since the passage of the urday. where. W. R. Banner. organized a Confederate Vet- new pension act. Shulls Mills, N. C. Met Saturday morning pur ran association. 2. Pensioners whose names suant to adjournment. De­ June 4 tf Capt. Jordo.n Cook was are already upon the pension votional exercises one half an made Chairman and D. B. roll will not be required to hour, conducted by Elder W. A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ PER! Dougherty Secretary. Capt. file new applications, at least H. Farthing. "The Pride of the North Caroli­ New Firm! New Goods. na Press." LoVill explained the object of until the new pension act 1st. Read program for the meeting. Robert Far­ goes fully into effect, and discussion. Elder A. C. Far­ Do you want to^aid in building BLOWING ROCK STILL IN THE up a paper that shall reflect the LEAD. thing made a talk and spoke most probably not then. thing not being present. El­ greatest credit on North Uaroli of the old Confederates in a Further information on this der W. F Knight took his 11a, no matter where it may be J. B. Clarke having associ­ way to arouse sympathy and seen? Then patronize ated with II. C. Martin and TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER admiration. Though many point will be furnished at the place. W.D.Clarke in the Mercan­ A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER The first question under of these old Confederates are proper time. Do you want a reliable papei tile Business under the firm "Should one armed and one legged, 3. Blank applications un­ discussion was : and otherwise wounded, yet der the old law have beenfui- our minutes show but one giving you all the news of the of H. C. Martin & Co., would world—a Democratic newspaper it is gratifying to know that nished to eucli county when­ order of minister, which was that equals the best-has the say to his friends and the none are in destitute circum­ largest circulation, and has for public generally that their stances, and none are beg­ ever information has been re­ ably c/iscussed by Elder E. F. twenty-one years been » part ging bread. These old Con­ ceived that the old supply Jones, D. C. Harman, and C. and factorin thegrowth and de­ wants in the Goods line will velopment of the Ohl North be fully supplied at his old federates, were, in their previously furnished has been S. Farthing. St tV rJ 1 < i n 1 in I < <1 store. youth, the bone and sinew of exhausted and a request pre­ 3. Should members of the 1IE WILMINGTON MESSENGER the cou/jtry, coming as they sented to this department for Baptist church attend par­ We are now receiving a full Campaign Rartes: did from good and substan­ a renewal of the same. As the ties and plays. Was discuss­ line of Dry Goods, The "Daily Messenger," by tial parentagei they made Notions, blanks under the old law will ed by Eld era W. F. Knight, mail, 4 months on trial, for good soldiers and consequent Hardware, ly good citizens, peaceable not be available after next J. J. L. Sherwood and C. S. $2.00 Shoes, and law abiding, they are Monday, July 1st, the distri­ Farthing, E, F. Jones and The weekly "Transcript Mes­ Groceries, senger," (the largest and worthy of the kindest regards bution of such blanks will ter others. Cigars, best paper in the State) 9 and a full measure of respect. minate with that date. Adjourned until 1 o'clock, months on trial for $1.00 Tobacco, & etc., & etc. They still live representing to the world, bravery as sol­ 4. Registers of Deeds will for a sermon by J. J. L. Slier Cash in advance. Both We propose to keep a com­ diers in war, and in time of be tully informed as to the wood and church conference. papers are large Eight-Page plete stock of peace, true and noble citizen­ time when their duties as pre 4. Should the Sabbath be sheets. Send Postal Card lOODC flOODfl ship. We want to say that scribed by the new act will be kept as holy as under the Mo­ with the address ol five per­ infill floon^ 001)1 '00D sons and receive sample cop­ we admire and greatly re­ required to be performed by saic Law. Was ably discuss­ ies of THE MESSENGER. To suit the demands of our spect an old war chum. We them. At the proper time ed by I. W. Thomas and oth- Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. customers, and hope £o have know the hardships with a liberal share of the patron­ which he had to contend ; copies of the new act will be ers. age of this county. Come we know be was honest, ami furnished them for distribu- 5. Is the subject of mis­ H. K. BOYER. and see us. We can suit you fought for principle, aft heun tion, together with such sions of sufficient importance in goods and prices. ATTORNEY AT LAW. deratood it, while the wai ol j n conformity that all christiaius should Very truly your friends. tlio atoites was, no doubt, a «« maybe necesaa- contribute to its support. great,mi stake from the stand »T Sparta, X. C. most men view it, but,;ry to fully meet the require- Wys discussed by Bro, J. J. 1 v. Elder Harrison For- OT! A J, P. ROBBINS, LADIES DRESS GOODS. VISITORS. Blowing Bock Is " DR. SALMON'S Hog Colera Specific, Cattle Powder, Sheep Cure, Chicken Powder, Condition Powder, Ghlorodine Liniment, t MARTIN WATAUGA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Price 25c. and 50o. per bottle. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by the KEPHALINE DRUG CO. Lenoir. North Carolina. Kin b & 11 * ? «%;•«- • ( J* /V CX HQONE4 W ATA U(rA COUNTY,X. C. A PEMOt EtATlf fur. ilv UeWfepO•:r ^v*voted to the inteiv»i oi s County. State and X; rioii. Published Every Tliursda.v at •,<>! ", Vntnugu County, X. 0. 1 " I ; LY f-f i*l #;j w VOL 2 1 ts-:'" ftfr i .y i t^ Ml l!" Mr. A. G Goi-jiening North Catawba Caldwell Co. N. C. says, "i write this to say that the little bottle of medi­ cine called Kephaline is a spJ end i d re m edy f o r hea < 1 a c he my whole family use it and ail say that it relieves them." THURSDAY. JULY 18, 1889, \()3, the last Getieral Assembh ro- m« mnmin final being w liere gins his work on the surface lating to pensions for disa-ift h j. n , : <m eternal hills~and quickly finishes it there; id.-i (uiifiipi'ases. 1 lie day W ere made without hands, lie exhibits what has cost will be lony and pFuxarrly hut not without cost, Standard Prints, 6 to 10 c. Worsted 12% to 22 ets. him nothing-, and it proves remembered by all pros >iif. jf js- j 8 tovormg monu­ to be worth—\v/;at it cost. Ail kinds of dress goods at correspondingly low figures. 11 was said to )•, * ve boon 1k ment, or a massive pile o? HIT PLEASURE OF EDITING. Lawns from 6 to 10 cts. Men's wool hats 25 cts. to $1. r( d>mcsi r row<i tunt hnsi yvn buildings, or a. bridge spanFur hats ftl50 upward. Hardware consisting or. plows, luSpHitahn quite a wr.dc: uing river and marsh with Edfiing a paper'saysa pro- hoes, planes, chistles. saws, hammers, hinges, & etc.. & et • n jaei. e\e!*ybo(iy was so her. vast and lid';y arches, there \'i/ic!|d editor, is a.'pleasant Cutlery of all sort, at bottom prices. ( rockery in endless ijong live, and happy lie. must have been a prolimipa- thaig. 11 it contains too much variety, and ns cheap as it can be found in the County. t he-Ex-f ont'edera t( ° ! ' i; !.v sinking of shafts, ami : oiit eal mat RT , people won't /iRDCERIEU (flROCGiGKtt UROCKUIFtt F* w RO( ElllE^? for cert a inly no truer or more IBra \< vreiM i, in n TAP i or strong foundations, bave.it-; if it contains too lit-! ^ROCERIE^? GROCER!!!;* gallant men have ever figur- an slow up rearing of subte- : Ie they won t !)ave it. if the Dirims, PATENT MEDICINES of all kinds, at factory prices. <-d upon t(i:s ( oumry a sf age raucan walls, before the migh type is too large, it doesn't Large lot of shoes in latest styles, Boots at Prime cost. than the v. ty structme which now com eon; am enough reading mat-! Always on hand a large lot of Foffev Brother's lent er Larvest ng is in pro'gTc.sH. mauds attention began its ter; L the type is too sin,ill, at factory prices. Jeans and Cassiiuers at Factory Prices. it {though .lU' ?*c. ,n is gr, at ;y rfj'ward si retch above the i hey can t read it. If tele- Tinware at almot notning. Wo also have a large lot of ret a/'oing ail kinds oi farm stiriaee. Beyond Fne cost of graphic jvjioj-ts a re pubiish- YTEU80N FACTORY DATEUSON WACTOS V work M ATERSOjN * ACTOR 1 he mightiest report ali'tliat. is sem),. tliere i a sag °d, some folks say they are ATEIiSON * ACTOR * \IT(1H * I VTF.HSOX AI'TOlJ trom foe rains, is t/;ai given gestion of forme]* cost, in ma nothing but hashes up; if they Yarn and Jeans at Factory prices, to exchange for wool or by Mc. J. H. Stamper who king reaJy a basis for thai a r e omitted, they say there cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for has just returned from Alex- which is uplifted iifto sig/it. i K a lack of enterprise. If we we A ill enable you to pay up back debts. All for sale at, ander bounty. lie rejxtKs a if it is the finished work of i Pi*' in a. i< w jokes, folks say bottom figures at Dr. J. B. Phillips & Son. large creek which once ran a scholar in history or sci*'»re nothing but a rattleMnv 15.—6m. Sugar Grove X. C near i avlortfville as being ence; if it is a marvel ofgrnce head; if we omit tliem, they completely washed away fulness and beauty in the ^a.ywearean old fossil, If IIOVF CAN and gone. Will the Johns- sphere of litej-ature, portry v \ e publish original matter, | literature, pottrv voMmbhsh phere matter. !i 'W '"oudeirsn us ior uotgiv-i Will W. Holsclaw sell goods so cheap? town affair beat that? for iii'ose; if it isa triumph of f ' )'v ,i i .. . ,. 7 . 1 ' Those "good times" of plower m the pulpit, at the 'Dg* t hem selections; if we nub . „ ,, 1st. By buying for Cash at the lowest prices and getting - .. lush selections, folks snv we which we heard so much last hu on •i + m i ir, the tribune, orin the <o e lazy tor „ h giving *N j. .... t* „ not • • ; ill discounts, 2nd. By being satisfied with small profits. , .. . . them summer and Fall, ha ye fail-(realm of applied science or i 4.i. a „ h ... , . . 3rd. By having no bad debts or accts. as he sells only for HI to visit this c .'oiintTv. TAo pn.fe.siond' k!ll,_ ; ,l! is!. ™ T« 'w . for pay down. I now have-in stock one of the most com­ Hfidiciils told ns that if si,own n „,| s ,«, in, II,-at, * a! " plete assortment of goods ever offered for sale, at bottom (•ftssful in electing their ticket; former on Clay, at the cost of L j ,k ," (>l " vf! prices, even the bottom dropped out. 2,000 yards of cali­ that stock of a l l kinds wouM w h i c h thi - M ..:. •>.<.<ensnte.1 torbcnigpar CK "lai, « would Which thl« exhibit) is before tic.i; if wedo not, nil Lnds cos, consisting of indigo blues, ginghams, checks, cham"fairly boom T S !"' S 1 k - ' rhcsocccss which 8 „ y we aw a gm,t boor. If brey finish, all the latest styles, 500 yards dress ginghams, would Vit Satines, Worsteds, Victoria Lortis at 5 to 12% cts. Mull Mf ve? ' K a "'".'T ' ,OV " ! ;r urt u,<t nels. How a bout it ? (';fl:! can not lie accounted for.!but ^ insert an or,;,-,,, that n ill ]>lease t he ladies, men become nainsook,,cheese cloth, velvets, drillings at 10c., sheeting that one year ago could be by the fact that a great jealous; if we do not cater to 7%, alainance at 7c. Table oil cloth, Twilled drapery for sold for ft 10,0b, now, will not dual of pn ] aiatic u for this their wishes, the pnfier is not window curtains oi organ covers. Men and boys cassirnei* bi mg five,and many ol t/ie.se was made immediately fit to be in their houses. If 20 to 50c per yard. Men and boys' summer hats 10c and same good Republicans who below the snrfnee. There u]>. Ladies hats untrimmed latest styles, 25c and up, were independent livers last must have been a cost corres- we attend church, they say it is all for ape Meet; if we do Trimmed f 1.25 and up. Misses trimmed hats all styles, year are now strolling along [>ondent with the value of not, they denofrnce us as de- 75c and up, worth ftl. Anything you want at the lowest . i i the highway, sack in hand, » i . .*• ...i • i with a lean look LOOK OUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM!! Mr. wilson Lanton, Kings wo-rlv. rivh .ny teek, ('ahiweii Co. N. C. says tlie full benefits or) "I have used Kephaline for idache, toothache and tion". Democrats sIk —gralgia add ha-ve never of good cheer, and ' let the bran'ty of hek.i.Nfiiii'f» s <* traitor. If we remain in • »>»'' promptly filled;- IV.-H-.V N^V i.- ivspeclful]^; invited to to dance proceed. (Success to the ,-ud ,,'f ori ol " . „ crop gd to be relieved, I have donee proceed. Success to thy -„fi of sublime endurance, 1 I our office, and attend to busi call and see our new .goods and low |-rices, used it for Colic in doses lneti8 '!" ,k8 sny . "' e !,, ' e to< > show goods. years. I). L. K. „ life of holiness nnd of rndie and two drops with DEMOCRAT. .n lours, a SEEING THE SIGNS OF atins? sweetness and purify,- ] >! '"" d '"'"glo u itli our fel—W. benefit." MALL W. J-IOLSCLAW, Vilas; N C. mar 134m. COST. b ./id not come by chance, lmv,<: ,f bit, tl.ey working r , u . v n | nor was it "reached at a sin-! w f i ha , d 'f""" ^ay at SEWIXG MACHINES fice for Lall,(>1 C. ( >n \\ fh our ' July 5th 1880 Whenever we see anytlrlng hound it was a matter L' 0 'l' V.!' t work. If we do not pay all —M* ie Demcx'RAT : r, f growth above ground that is worth * H ' W * R. ^ V M I I I M \ 1 J *' U J IN » I \ / I I J I 1" as well as ofI , . , , * * »' N OIL UN \ / -ANDof Pr« your paper has been admiring, and that, has any gnU-p; and the best, and the ''"' S '"/''''lpy, IO IKS say wc ORGANS ing a fished now for more than j true stability or hope of per- most of that which is noted ! ° ;9 ' nsu>d ; 11 wo whi\', 'iir. and as yet, 1 have nianence, wemav besuretliat of good in the conduct or " (> ' },ioni Id.Y snt r.,.o.,+ rio. , 1 +L„ U the money. seen nothing in its eolmn'ns fiunv, io a- great" deal . . . . . the countenance ofV the one we stole tlio money.—Inland This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ there is below ing Machine with full set of at­ plrom this locality, t i t/ionght trie surface just there, as the admired and revered, was IGlutei, tachments and 1 would wri^e a short sketch. foundation of that which i wrought silently and slowly, 0VE1M'()M1NL; I)LFFICFLTIES V' PHUNNA. wYesterday having been the mokes so goodl.va show be- out of and below the surface, i.y s't apart for the reunion fore our eyes Thai which is There is no greater cost in A newspaper in a West- THE MANUFACTUK for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. the Ex-Confederate Sol- seen is a sign of tha t which is the universe than the cost of ern State, called the Rocky 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines -Ms at Spiirta. about i00 out of sight, a sign of a 1 rend ;l im/shc-d character, and the M o unXu i\ I f ycJoi ie, opened the noble veterans gather- y expended labor and cost. exhibit of such a character is the _ 1 there and organized by cWhether it is in the world a suggestion of such a cost, numb ., . i. , . i any house m Kr.oxrille. 20 years experience m this busjfHK Lug- J. H. Houghton per- of nature, or of art, or of in' ,T, , .. . , Every once in a while some gin the publication of the n v n , , i. ! n ess. Vi rite at once forcirculars and prices. Needles i: m /( 7 Apyo eiH i haijnian and H. D. telectua/ attainment, or of young man will be deluded doeky bountam . Cyclone• ,. u . ts f o ] n ]i [y0t „iing Mnchinos. 20;Siep Secretary. After their personal character, orofspir with the idea that he can do with some phew diphieulties iiries were enroile ", and a iliial life, it is not all on tho as good work aboveground in the way. Thetypephounhold ' ^ • ceess, tliey all formed surface, noki 11 in plain sight; as those who have gone der phrom whom we got the Kumliiy . t '"' Ktli,, ' ,s '-° m - nor is its full cost to be mens before him, with being at the outphit phor this printing 30 jan 12m. day b^'< > wUU ( °; A n n d ^'°" m*er7 by that which is disc/os- trouble and t.he delay °i all ophice phailed to supply ns *.g through until were in ed to view: If it is a grace- 5 heir work below the surface, with any ephs or cays, and SUBSCKIBE TO THE AUSSH then inarched into fill el in,or a widespread oak. """Jha-t lie can have the result it will be phour or phive Blowing i 1 U>U(S0 pyq \\\ pr you may be sure that it has without cost. He hvecks bephore we can get un­ days in to to have made roots lunning down and rea- <atl v »'i*ite smooth-llowingjv. UV have ordered the guest JM of the occasion but ching out into the earth be- h'i'.ynies; why should henot at missing letters and will —E JLD ; cd from being low, to give strength and se-1 °nce be a poet? He has a I have to wait until they come, boug/jt tin ifigh water; This curity to itssturdy trunk and vivid imagiiuition and a! IFe don't quite lique'the loox goods own >4 a great disap- swaying boughs. Audit lias pleasing style; what is there e>f this spelling any better and n.ovtit-lo all. as a line ad been at the cost of summer to hinder his now beginning than our readers, but misat Mast was expected, But suns and winter rains, of the preparation of romances taix will ha ppen in the regulated phamregula ted pjfF* some men who striv'ng and enduring that shall give him fortune best t.Jk right well. Prof. through long years of slow and fame? - He has no diffi- iles, and ipli the eves men''.' Wf,s lvn called and came progress, that those roots!culty in leading a college and qus hold out we shah oir m] rna ^ dn ^' Jl eery touch have attained their present prayer-meeting, oi in holding ceep (sound the c hard) the ADVERTISE IN TILE DEMOCRAT IP YCU RockCi-ucr of hold, and are firm and sure! a. popular a'udience with an j Cyclone whirling aphter a jperience as a soldier in for their mission of to-f/ay. off-hand discourse on some phasion t ill sorts arrive. It is want it to reach ~ •' interesting manner, If it is a majestic mountain religious theme Twhich is fa- no joque to us; it is a serious •./en Mr. IV. C. Fields rid rising in grandeur to the milarto him; is there any aphphair. I^finself of quite an interest- clouds, it RESTS on TI I quick- reason why he should wait! XOT1FF ^* g and plepsant speech. Mr. sands, but has a basis broad and toil for years before en1.G0 acres of good, level land Dougliton when called and firm, and deep as the terir.g on the gospel ministSteam Saw Mill, Shingle ipon came forward and ex­ globes center. And only God l'.v? And so in the one sphere A j l11 pD:mor, for sae cheap ( PRICE ftl PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. plained tludnw asenarifd bv «can knoAV the *cost of ' that1 or another a voting ma/; be [•'or- prices apply to A. .J. Critcher. oiton. X. (X fehl4 (tin. Iir - A five years guarantee from K.'SSy^r !tr cfh •»« . „.,. S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILLI, Tennessee. BEMOCBAt If You Want the Latest and Most Reliable News. THE PEOPLE �The Sullivan and Kilrain freshet injured our roads rades of the guilt of tlie ac-| lft/ITA||PA ' UHTCI prizefight came off the 8th: greatly, and it will Be sonie* rll sed, executed theua.without' . If A J flUyfl:: •OJUI EL at Richhurgh ten miles from • tithe before they are repaired ^fej'ence,_.to the .cprist^utf HtOUTSG ROCK„ North ;£areHiia> . Bewort, .-of New Orleans. Ttie fljihfc was! ils K«»od as More, as it will of the ofTil famous Summer agiuffciei$ 1lie*'Mouiiiains. M very severe and brutal. Sub take a great deal of labor, desperate reinedy tor -a- des- scenery, ice-cold water, and the -.... ..Greets,the parents, sons, and daughtersof thegood ol . -»s •" • y livan was declared the winner au d the peopleare so pressed perate cause, th.e- ; bruetic:al betftt.nl JeJn ,t he STat'c w i 11 1 \n~ o- ifkjiiiitv/ff A^taugH. j ^ •" 'T'stY' Mt. spiids pti^kif the Mu'dsoihest* Academy' C-at2 after the. 76th round- The with farm work. These dis- effect of. Col." LiimhKa -action pen. June- 1st with' Miss : IWRie iio'^'ues in thCnStat^:' Wil jf im.s'irsTpii.se-kee. >ex and .. L, fight lasted over two hours. KrucUve wash-outs of the Jv»»reeogiiized, a nd has,since j S.William* as clerk, bot.hofl'liar .igncfo- It.iiflk'i'Kinrtre ail vantages for lessmoney than an\j • ••- '• On their return Su ili'van was roads are caused, principallyj i^w'- or' totte. *:ir ir: . ->r- other Academy in the^stute... ! ."'h'd. ft js.fhe.best Academic School in the State. arrested at Nashville, but was j by the roads being toyed out Lynch's process of meeting; Session o j leTis.Aug. Wth. Ser\d fdr'ca taldgue. released, and efforts were along the rapid streams. Bad out .-speedy justice extended: ain. caused made to arrest Kilrain. - Sul- engineering- has caused a j to.other paiTsiittlH^cpuitiiy, . —BANNER HOUSE pai:W(>RlH^cWjtryv. —jpyNNER HOUSfv^ilmmpion amount of. worthlessJ 11 J 1 ! 7 '? " wU ri'i-pgmze(l i u t> • • Rvan still hohls thech E W * . PfOpneship of the world an,I the ^or. Shall we ,,,ntiuue to ANDKNOCK E DOUT 1*25,000 belt. act so detrimental to our in- offenses that are popularly! J. B. HENSON, DAHK RIDGE, terest ? Will we continue to believed not to be actoqiiiftd„ N. C.. • > The Farmers' Alliance will make new roads in the wrong- ly punished by . the. .statutes ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. soon take the county if it places and on the wrong• V n(J rouYta oft he State,,, Co1. Good fare, neat rooms, and j is just recei viug a large stock GENERAL MERCILYNDIKE keeps on organizing. A num­ grades? Have we not hee„ ; L - vrl, h f' s . '"'"f'C «"•£, ^ polite? attention. A goodfeed ber of- Alliances have been — un i,,^ ... . name to Lynchburg, ami left ami livciy stable is run in • which will he sold for Cash or id formed in Watauga already, Mlal( icntly amused m tins a >soll vv j 10 Wi is. subsequently connection with the Hotel, oiiiihtry produce. at prices never before heard of. Give n <t u-w weens secand in a few weeks ever sec w<*kV • No .settlement, town-•governor of Louisiana.—Dits- by W. C. 1 Caleb. him a call, tion will have an organiza­ sbi]) oi-county,can afford to burg Dispatch. GIVE US A CALL. apr 20 ly. tion". Well, we are pleased a- have badly graded and bad­ July 18 'SO tf. bout it, provided it stimu­ ly kept highways. A judi­ . ..NOTICE. lates the farmer, and makes North Carolina\In the Sup uior J. F. MORPHEW, G. C.LAVES. him a better farmer—more cious system . of grading and Watauga Co., j Court. , , . ,, • prosperous aud independent, work wornd, m a few years, John R lfodpeH; , B Hbd^ AY\ hat can a country be with- j remedy tins great obstruc- j uodges, c. F. Newkerchur-, A TTORN EVS-AT -LVW, out a goo (7 thrifty farming tion to the interest of on rexAgainst AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 111 cebent, old county of Watau- A. L. Maxwell diaries 11. in-own & !»r!wiV great ronndation of everv. ., * ,t MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. 4 r Ofice on Main Street over Drug Co's. thing el.se. Most of, he hon- f u « « t n i s t tha , t th * l'eo- 1-K -nupt o 1 lnU ". n BLOWING ROCK STILL IN THE , Stoie. July 18 89. 1 y. est men, and men of , m l e !>ie whl see as we rlo an.l net LEAD. ufion the s,iKgest.i»nsoffere,l. rt wp«.nng to characters, are in the farming Every citizen of the Countv the Hstofaction „i ths court that H. K. BOYER. Having the County the defendanttf are nun-retfiuenttf class, and we are indebted to J. Ik-Clarke having associ­ just moved into their new, ATTORNEY AT LAW. them for every blessing ween- ought to feel a great interest 1 of the state of Nout.h Ca rolina ated with IT. C. Martin arid roads Oi thej and that personal service of sum­ joy, to a large extent. We in the public large, and commodious Sparta, N. C. \Y. D. Clarke in the Mercan­ mons cannot after due diligence cannot have preachers, law­ County. j "• • • • be had ujioii them or either <»f June 6. 88. ly. yers, doctors, merchants, tile. Business under the firm tradesman nor Editors of THE HOMELESS SINGER, them, it i« therefore ordered arid Are now prepared to offer tof of H. C. Martin & Co., would adjudge (1 by the court that publi ~e f.~ ovill & son newspapers, independent of the public some rare ba rgains sav to his friends and the the farmer, who supports all, On a cold, dark night, when t h e VVW h e a liewsATTORNEYS AT LAW in the way of Dry Goods public generally that their - - -' -ataugu Democrat, and the rest of mankind. We the wind was lilowipg hard,, T > u i,li»].ed in the town of Groeeries, Hats, wants in the Goods'line will want to see the farmers rise Conrad, a worthy citizen of a | „ 0 J) ne ,, ( . f or six tfiiccessive Boone, N. C. ... .... Caps, above his present position. little tow n in Germany, sat weeks notifying the said obsconbe fully supplied at his old We want them to control the playing his flute, while Ursu-1 ded defendants to appear a t the July 4t/; 80—1 y. store. country they ha>e to sup­ la, his wife, was preparing "^'tferm of the Supenor court General line d Hardware. Ag- j We are now receiving a full riii i . , ! of Watauga countv to beheld on port. They should not -be „ . J.F. SPAINHOUR s l ppei. 1 lie,> hen id a sweet f|le Monday hefoi-e the first ricultural Impfiments, Oils! line of Dry Goods, controled by those who ^live | Monday in September 1889 at ' Notions, Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal off of the farmers, and are de voice singing outside. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Hardware, Tears filled the good man's tliecourt-house in Boone N. c. pendent 011 them ior their \. p- v." . y, . - i. Oik Spices, Druggist's Gi-oand answer or demur Shoes, eeries, Crockery, Glasware, victuals and clothes. Farm­ eyes, as he said: "What a plaint in said action to the com which will Boone, N. C. Groceries, ers, come to the front, and sweet voice ! What a pity it befiled during the three first Cigars; assert vo'ur freedom and when should be spoiled by being- days of said term, said ae- Special attention given to Tobacco, & etc., & etc. a protectionist tells you that tried in such weather!'' action being to exclude the the collection of clai ms. We propose to keep a com­ the Tariff—yes the high pro­ "I think it is the voice of a defendants from an interest July 4th 80—1 y. plete stock of they claim in a, certain t/-act tective tariff, is a great bene­ child. Let us open, the door And many other articles too of on the waters of fit to the farmer.—that by and see/' said his wife, who kinland, known atfthhSwift' Yad­ £100 DY |IOOI)Y M. M. PARKS. tedious to mention all of Elk, Ford "OOlA HQOB® ' taxing him for the benefit of had lost a 1 WUf boy hotjong branch tract bv vi rtue of a law wlvieh lia ve been selected witii ATTORNEY AT LAW they etaim to Ittrid in sumo, or eai-e. and hoiiglit at monopolists and ring-mas- bcl'i ire, and w 1 To suit the demands of our art was the pfaftvtiffs will apply to the Jeffei-son, N. 0; customers, and hope to have ters generally he is greatly op( . n t o take pitv on the lit- cOurt fOr relief demanded -Mil the June 6. 8'8. 1 v. a liberal share of the patron­ protected. Tell these fellows 11ft wanderer complaint-. Joe B.Todd C-SC. Our Stock of Notions. La die's age of this county. Come that tlie\ ,oe igno , r j 0 p Plie( ] |], e ( ] oor G. N. Folk. It Z. Linney and T. B. FIN LEY, Dress Goods. ( 'a ssimeres and and see us. We can su.t you Tvliat.they say, and saw a ragged child, who W. B. Councill Jr., Plaintiff's in goods and prices. Prints are complete. ATTORNEY. AT-LAW, Attorney. Bt said "Charity, good sir, for Very truly your friends. Our motto i s "quick s a l e s , Wilheslioro, North Girolina. tectio'n^Vhv sr^^mthefarm Christ's sake !" and short profits" to all those er be ta xei 1 to protect any that will give UK a trial we'd "Come in my little one," iv. is. eouNciirL"ati; guarantee that you leave our body else? Has not every said he; "you shall rest with store with a smile all over son of his mother a fair aud me for the night." ATTORNEY AT LAY. your face, and when you even chance in the race of life? " "The boy said, "Thank July 4th H01 v. Boone, N. C come Once, we are satisfied Why impose on the farmer? God!" and entered. He was you will come again. Best W. I!. COUNBiLL, M. D. " assured of the fact tha t we Let this unla wful tax be rais­ given some supper, and then Boone, N. C. will not be UNDERSOLD. ed from the shoulders of the he told them that he was the THE CROUD ! ! son of a poor miner and wan­ Resident Physician. Office Thanking the people for iieavy-laden farmer. Shoub/ ted to be a priest. He wan­ NEW STORE, NEW GOODS ! on King Street north of Post their liberal patronage, and he not buy in the cheapest dered about and sang, and Just received from the Northern Office. hoping, by fair dealings, to markets, and sell where he lived on the money people Markets the nicest line of goods June3 2 88.lv. {^HUNTING,. merit a can obtain the most money gave him. His kind friends ever showed in this county. La­ I)R. L. CTTtEEVES. SMiiffiffLES for his products? Farmeis, would not let him talk much dies' Dress Goods, Plaids, PrintsCONTINUENCE of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TIic Host and Mimplcat come up higher and be mas­ but sent him to 7>ed. AA'lien cassimers. Domestics, Hats, & etc. the same. ter, for your name is legion. he was asleep, they looked in SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, Office at Coffey's Hotel, II e are very Respectful yours, Poone, N. C upon him, and were so pleas­ in every style, and at starvation . , , Lily 4. 89. Shell A Mast ed with his pleasant face that No people can expect to Strongest Shooting. Mast N. C. they determined to keep him juices. The nicest line of bring their County into no­ EASIEST W3RKINC. if he would stay, on the mor­ W. (\ NEWLAND, 61110. —Ma v the 8th. GROCERIES All si7,o«f fmm 2:J calibre tice or repute without good row when he awoke he was to 45 calibre. ATTORNEY AT LAW, W. V. MOORE, roads and highways. Many glad to stay and said : "God All prices from BALLARD people living in the county will bless you for being so ^15.00 up. Lenoir, N.C. has won more CONFECTION A RIES, think good roads are not of good to a poor boy" They June 27. 88 ly. Stand without a prizes atTnrjfet rival for accu­ Staootinif than racy and killing much interest to them indi­ raised him se/ithim to school to be found in this part of the all other makes poweron large State. of rifles put to­ Proprietors of a Firwt-Class-boar­ or small game vidually—a great mistake. He learned to love the Bible gether. Hardware Culery, ding house for Summer We know of farmers who want whic/2 instructedhim how to We guarantee crockery, to sell their farms but the obtain eternal life. This IIIOCERR, FLK PARK, NORTH GLASS-WARE, roads by which you travel poor boy was Martin Lather CAROLIXA. EQUAL TO And everything else you want at to visit his farm is almost Blowing Rock has a delightful' the Great Reformer, tonri d AY V. and S. P. Moore's, blowing impassable. If th^road was always 011 hand a full climate : Fresh air and pure wa­ Anything Produced IX THAT LINE. ®P'uplete Una of (Jvocsr- ter, Charming mountain scenery, graded and made so that a and Ursula were never sorry \ Rock, North Carolina. s > i onfectionai-ies, Fruits. tor their kiridiiEss towards May 29,—12 m. Ask your dealer to show wagon or vehicle could be us ourriUes. - • the boy. ^ am led Goods & etc. See our Pelegraphic Connection with the ed without danger, it would Illustrated Catalogue sent | an <t learn our prices, outside world. Our.price.for board , 7 > FREE on application. Mr.J- H Brown certainly"?»hance the value is only $20 a month. Your cor­ before purchasing. Address SANDS , N. C. ORIGINAL LINCH LAW. respondence is solicited. of the farm. Many of our •»uly lH 89—(inio? MARLIH FIRE ARMS CO. It is not generally under­ Is general agent for AYatau­ be.st farmeis have used the r. O. Box SO JE> ga for the well known Elkin J. «. HOPKINS, same old ronte that their stood that the term 'lynch Valley grandfathers did, which leads law' originated in Campbell A Pojmlnr Summer Resort, Ovir up and down a branch or county A'a., before the revo­ 7 • 4000 feet above Sea level; On the over steep) points, which are lutionary war. At that peri He will keep a supply of their Blue Ridge-Mountains, In Wes­ always washed out, and seem od the country wasthinly set yarn goods on hand at all Llk Park, North Carolina. tern North Carolina, Twenty nis. ingly aln?ost impracticable to tied and was infested with To times which he will exchange Pin i Utc ^ es repaired and all from Lenoir. Las season brought every body else except to the ries and desparadoes—too for wool, or he will send your mt 1 ° f Work in l l i s Lne exe visitors here from'Tuarly every farmer who uses it, wZ/en ten, many of them, apparently wool to the factory to he Till? 1 E r °mptly. State in the Union. worked. Yon cant afford to nlo. fifteen or twenty dollars for the local authorities to dispose of your wool till you Wanted .-^-During July and punish. Col. have seen him. D K J Q. H ILBApr would make a good passable adequately August I want 5000 young road. Why don't this fai- Charles Lynch,a- distinguish- apr 2 f 2m. chickens atM0 eta., and the IBEAl RELOADIHC TOOLS mer spend this amount on rd officer in the revolutiona"NOTICE. ~ ev army, undertooK to rid same amount of eggs, for FOU ALli K 100 acres of good, level land his road ? We haveHHHHl Kis conn i ARK, NORTH CAROLINA. RIFLES, Pistols s HHPHBHH) some we 1 which I will pay 10 cts. per Steam Saw Mill, and Shot Guns. «* graded and well worked high- j organized a force, arrest- one and plainer, for sa eShingle work^ lnnteria l used. Neat BK«T IK THB Mill cheap doz, and will sell you gooes for tllustratedWOHI.R SEND H Descriptive p way.^ in Watauga, and otli- ed the outlaws, and having For prices apply to A. J. Cri teller, uutee'd81"1 8ati8facticm KuurClrcolsr. •.low, in exchange for same. ers making. The'ast great satisfied himself and com- Horton, N. - IDEAL- MF^O-GO-. ; f febl t (Jni. u 4 New Bavea, Conn b 3 8 8Q—6 tao, . , \Y, IF. H olselaw," Yihfs'^NYf '• »OK1064 d GLOBE ACADEMY, • • W. F. Marshall, Prlflcipal, Globe, Norfti Garolim ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK TRESS. LOOK Morphew& Eaves, Shell OUT ! ! New Firm! N^w Mast Goods. Store House, 7 L 7~ BOOTS, SHOES, AND A INO, BED RGGK PRICES. H. 0. MARTIN & Co. ARE AHEAD OF RIFLES XUT Hopkins & Wilbar, WOLEN MILLS i JEWELER DENTIST, i VISITORS. Blowing Bock Is Our Goods � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_0718_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 18, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-07-18 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/23a6297d239bc3ca4a6b079860ebbccf.pdf c4fad4758d9c89473ac5ffd317f766e2 PDF Text Text VOL 2 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1889, X(>4. 1 filibuster harangued the peo- contact, whoso influence is a A L; MOCRATIC family uewypo- portals of eternity. ir devoted to the inteif-si ot i ho watchers shivered with pie of Kansas until ho had r<-v» 1 blcssiii" to his gnera- LOOK OUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM!! its Conntv. State and Nation. dread, while her mother liirl collected a crowd of boomers, tion. Published Kverv Thursday at' fa win the pillow hebide Standard Prints, 6 to 10 c. Worsted 12% to 22 ets. the fair girl da/icing out to A land (company was organ- In order to serve our day 1 none. Watauga County, X. C. meet Death, and sobbed a- izcc7, and scares were sold at properly we must sympathize 411 kinds of dress goods at correspondingly low jjgui-es. 1). IS. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. 1« ud. 'i he revel was almost 1: \ e (.oik 1 rs ear a. A colony wit/; it. Phe woes of our: Lawns from 6 to 1.0 ets. Mens wool hats 25 cts. to $1. o\\ r, and the riving; belle laid compel!.* was also organized neighbors must be our woes, 1' ur hats $lo0 upward. Hardware consisting of. plows, It. C. RIVERS, P UBLISHER. /jer hand on the bowed head mlo ' U() ooil .ii sh. 1 \] hen (heir harp strings are hoes, planes, chistles, saws, hammers, hinges, <£ etc.. & ot I beside her, and said : SL'BSCR11'TION RATKS. I'tnali.*, in 18bo. i a\in- snapped, our piping must f utlery 01 all sort, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless '"Frank do you hear that to Okie, noma cease, or there will be a dis- j variety, and as cheap as it can be found in the County. 1 oopyl year $1 imisic?, It is the last waltz. m?w/e a ••••• 1 '• 0 months 50c. twenty-five men. and with twenty-five men, and cord To«ether lot onptpow «nr*/,T,rMr, 1. < yn. 1 let om tcais fiROCERIEG flROCEiHEfl *1R0< ERIF< Is 1 " 3 lnonths ,....35e. H n ^ p o r I shall miss it lUOCKIUFC started a town. At the end tail, and together let our joys ^ ROCFRHA "• KOCERIE ®? it notlovly. that old Danube 'ROCERIE^ of three weeks Federal tropps be Known, Let not tnenioui DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES of all kinds. strain? hou floats at factory prices. — _ — A w a sifhiika RATES. rivhrehtTpfn, ea'ptured the vil- ner be alone at the grave. Large lot of shoes in latest styles, Boots at Prime cost. ;1 way—away—i1\vay. Piu>t<?r; .... i or. you are lagging—away—a- lag and sent Payne and his hut be ready to prop thein1 inch 1 week, Always on hand a large lot of Coffey Brother's leather nieii to prison At the ex pi- ward sinking, and reioiee .$1.75. way—away !" X " 1 month at factory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at Factory l'rices. $3, 1 The white arms were lifted ration of two weeks the boom with those who rejoice. This Tinware at alinot notning. We also have a large lot of ] $5, leads to the second thought: .vear $7 for the lover's clasp, but ers were discharged. . 1 MACTORV DATEItSON lAVCTORv Findinglhat he was regard We must know the neec/s of JATERSON n« B ACTOR 1 Death was weary ofthefarce, ATERSON * ATERSON * ACTOR I ATEItSt)\ M \< Tni? .*9 w\l column 1 week. ed as a hero, the apt. organ the world, and in order to do, and struck them down. 1 month $13.50 h1 a r n nlH ^ -fanns at Factory prices, to exchange for wool or The dance was over; the ized a camp of 200 men on this we reach another idea— (^ 3 " $25 1 0 " $37.50 lights of the ball-room were the Kansas' border,- aiu/wait we must be one of the world 'nsli. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for thl we • 1 year $50 1 enable you to pay up back debts. All for sale at, thl beginning to flicker, and tliei ed for another opportunity, of men and women by whom ti For four or five years there we are surrounded. No man bottom figures at Dr. J. B. Phillips & Son. tii For intermediate rates corres­ dancer was very tired. She were occasional invasions of can live to himself' RemeinMay 15.—6m. Sugar Grove N. C. moved uneasily, sighed weapopond with the Editor. Oklahoma. .Squads of men ber we are human, and we o? Local notices 5 cents a line. riedly, and spoke more slows' Subscription invariably in An-n ..4.1 ,, IIOW CAN 1 * paya- lv andj softly, tlie passion 111 would ship in, locate lands, are surron/nled by human p.V A X C E and advertismeiits the voice all goneianc/be followed by the troops j beings no better or worse | Will W. II olsclaw sell goods so cheap? * vet s|e 011 demand. "Frank, where are you ? i a n d ejected, to begin thewra -K ;i nan our selves. Don t shut' 1st. By buying for Cash at the lowest prices and getting Home—take—ine home. Itjovvl' again. , .\ ourscu up in tin; narrow all discounts, 2nd. By being satisfied with small profits, is getting—dark— now'. In 1 cvi-j-. j a\nc eairied a shell ot y our own selfish self. ;p.(] By having no bad debts or accts. as he sells only for Ay, dai k ! the watchers colony,! Cb-.) into t-de co\ot-j>.'t.. ««.»oul ami commune wit h for pay down. I now have in stock one of the most comA safe and reliable remedy for HEADACHE, others, lememlxu ing that plete assortment of goods ever offered for sale, at bottom j.s, remembering thai TOOTHACHE and NEURALGIA. A few shuddered at the horroi of it '''' fane, bn.lt a iow a, w it a a drops passed over the painful surface gives im­ you are one of your fellows. pi ices, even the bottom dropped out. 2,000 yards of cali­ church and j you are one of your fellows. mediate relief, with termination of the attack. and the frantic mother put news-paper, Price 25c. and 50c. per bottle. FOR SALE ber ha^ds over her ems when school, ine soldiers oroKc '\ !i , lr!l '.\" 1 ' ) < omminuYs alon- 1 eos, consisting of indigo blues, ginghams, checks, chainBY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by the KEPHALINE DRUG CO. U P the settlement, and its the »iri said : ll,s <M'11 ^-''''n^s and. i- pj. T Lenoir, North Carolina. ' ev finish, all the latest styles, 500 yards dress ginghams, "Why don't the music stop? foundei went to prison again, deas of things will find Hi« ' Satins.Worsteds, Victoria Lorns at 5 to 12% cts. Mull - It is—out of tune." He was released, and wasget sou! becoming dwarfish,sick-1 na i 11>SO ok, cheese cloth, velvets, drillings at 10c., sheeting Demons are twanging the Hug ready for another expe- en ing and dying, and will fill 7%, alamance at 7<\ Table oil cloth, Twilled drapery for chords which grate on dying dition, when death struck the unbedecked gra ve ofasu window cuij|ains oi organ covers. Men and boys caesimer icide, or go down beneath 20 to 50c per yard. Men and boys' summer hats 10c and him down in his prime. Mr. A. ( T Corpening North ears. But Pavne's worKwent on. the SHAME OF INSANITY. /> up. Ladies hats untrimmed latest styles, 25c and up, - The girl shiverer/, and tvhisCatawba Caldwell Co. N. C. be says, "I write this to say pered, "Cold—go fast/r-ii is He had started t h Oklaho- liberal. Don't v-i - .Miafraid ofirn i hi "triqiT Xi;immpd SI Sti « • ^—<• - -—— ^ «l >' 'wi| 1;^ ~r i -J — ti .-i-t th-o } • 4 r-i<* tL©- -< i late " late; too hvbP They Toe and up, worth $1. Anything you want at the lowest Ay, cine called Kephaline is a were going fast; and the gir l to'talk'about it, and collect to dust shalt thou return." price possible, from a paper of needles at 5c to plows and i splendid remedy for headache nestled close in the pillow and in camps on the border. The j "He that exhaulteth himself even saw mills if you will let me ol der them for you. NO my whole family use it and said, so softly tne.v could idea sjiread like a prairiefire, i shall be brought low." GOODSJLSOLD ON TIME, the rotten credit system must go all say that it relieves them." Ira2'dly hear: "Nearly home- until speculators and states- j Serve your generation, heLow prices instead of High is my motto. All orders by men gave themselves up to j cause it is the will of God that mail promptly filled. Everybody is respectfully invited to c . Mr. wilson Lanton, ICing^ go fast—freejypg—go—.'' !*'i'eek, Caldwell Co. N. C.says T hey t h ou gnt s h e w a s d ea d, it., and at last Congress yield- you do it. If the duty we ."Miavenscd Kephaline for but she sighed, shivered, and ed to the pressure, and ena-1 owe to our fellow-men will not call and see our new goods and low prices. No trouble to show goods. ti ll o dache, toothache and said : "We stayed—too long —but—my last'—partner--."! bled P ylie's followers to ae- constrain us to serve our gen \ ours, anxious to please, was ^ algia add have never WILL VV. HOLSCLAW , Vilas, N C. to be relieved, I have He had come to claim her; complish in a hiAvful way. eration the unalterable duty mar 13.4m. —Kev sed it for Colic in doses I the belle of the ball was dead: what was unlawful during the we owe God will surely con­ ed at t e and two drops with and the last pm-tner was lib time of their leader. strain us.—Y.id kin Valley SEWING MACHINES Death; and they drifted out- vSo thedead adventurer was News. Sund< p benefit." together to the music of sob­ AND-( the first Oklahoman. When bing and tears. A Young Van Without A The Last Dance. ORGANS floiD The fairy form was robed his colony grows into a state Skin Baffles The Physicians. ^^Vanc'. in the white silk, and liily it will honor his memory. me, two, three, four, five, b.uds nestled upon the hie!essj ai]f j p tu .]iaps votehim a stat—'l This handsome 4 Dra wer SewThe town clock was breast; Death held her in a j a in i t s C api Chicago Dispatch, 11th. ranc' .-m clasp, closer titan tHe lovers: • , Win. Crn wford, the son of ing Machine with full set of atHad been; t H e ball was over. i( )!. Although he knm\ it no . , , . tachments and it - h n ? the evening hou c ah 1 ha If-turned her head but He still Held Her; tile inn- death overtook him just the well-taiywn tug eapDuu fiye y e a r g g u a r a n t e e f r0 m of that name, c/ied wuraay, _ _ .id listened. sic was ended, tHeligHtsgone! when success was about to Ml liifternoou. Hebletl to death THE MANUFACTU1? M , , tor EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash, "One, two, three, four,five, but still tHe beautiful dancer crown his efforts. -Atlanta , at lay quietly in the arms of her Constitution. nose, bu t had 1< st Qr <s 0 ther 1st. class Machines > ev six," tho ]>fiIt^ lips counted last partner—Dentil. so much blood previous-, j softly, and the faintest glow WILL ALLEN SERVE YOUR GENERA-1ly that the hemorrhage from fW,3no fnr |Q(J0 pQOh than of excitement shone a mo­ TION. the nose was not great.- Mr. UFjJuIlS lOl iuSS udSli llidll : Crn wford, who was but 22 any house in Kr.oxvillo. 20 years experience in this busiment. on the marble cheek. OKLAHOMA. —— i Rev. H. M ingate|f!*each- y eal . H () f Needles i 1 r W as peculiarly . ness. AY rite at once for circulars and prices. 'Six o'clock; 1 must be dres­ 111 " a " e x r e l l e n t Bf - nilon i n t h e afflicted. He had but one parts foi allLeajling Machines^ "[be l^ew TerHtina' J sing for the ball;-I wear m.v last Sunday skin, which is to say he had I bite silk, with lilies at the . , ! night, using the above cap- .... ..u,,,,, ut-hi nt 'dl The Hmat." The Various Attempts V Inch ; . 'V- t • i.-ia,.], i M * , , She was dreaming of the lie Made at Colonization. (.on as a Bu .>j» t., m m. h n< ve j^l^ru)d out all over Ins 30 jau 12m. i wave Ins am leneu some tootl . . r Al , . , 7 , , , , bodv in the plainest manner grand ball that was to have for thought. Wehavebflon * ib]e . been that night, the last of SUBSCRIBE TO THE down I .1,.ne \\ill go (.own nbout the sermon From the time that he was the Rt-ahou. 11<) poster!tv as the hnin-: 8 j nce we heard it. In hisear- six years of age he had been "It will be my last dance| ( p T , y t | 1( coining State of nest manner the preacher ml- ; BU |/j ect t o b]ee,li„ K spells, this season," she whispered. ()|. : i ; ,/ 7om; ,,. vaneed the thoughts we re-. ^ )inble t() b r e a k Ay, the very last; the wat-; He was a Westezn adven-1 produce below smoont ,,ii J. chers turned away to hide t l , r e r _ a bold and brainy | "The Creator of Uo cl I I CUll out at any time, and in any t vw « III L (> f rii their faces from the agonized f.qi n y schemes and ex-1stituted each one of us with D <n I 01 ,llrt seainother who bent sobbing a\nd gifted with Ian aptitude for some work, n vast ammmt ot Wood m bovc her dying child liusy f > , h e " , h ' 1 some of the magnetic quali-l No man was created to do,| 'f! u<1,x ' an< 'V! n' . . vith her last toilet. . . .. ,J TLp tmnpn tinn in taking any exercise at all for 1 nothing. i he ^ m i a \ is: ! the effect is good; ties oi leadership. fea r of starting the bleeding years uiuw. *»I live ghiUho.se buffo are lit to bloom Some ten or a dozen .*M.**» j which we *.»! demands ser- 1 ,. lllrtlvr anew. p 01 . t j 10 p a s t tavo to li/i paradise. I look well to- ago Capt. Payne took a trip vice at our hands in turn for i weeks the young man had ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IF YCLT _ night. through the Beautiful Land, J the service it does us. The', been confined to 7/is bed, beShe was all readv now,and T 11 J:., MU ... 1 H ;+ IL, ...» world contains three c l a s s e s ing too weak to even sit up, HUI, A |F wuved hcrMnall, whim (>« LLW IIHLUUM all it. lie M »« of individuals. One whose;on.l thie nujrnu^ bleeding der hai , as in the motion of a. a 1 0 1 1 , n 1,1 •> wi I a g(at his nose having set m. he want it to reach in fan, then said merily: nial climate, where every pros influence is bad am/ ott.cn a soon jiassed away. Physi/pp» "I'm coming Frank;''almost pect pleased, and wheretliere curse to his generation, one j ^jans were sent for from vai- ( >adv." iras nothing vile but man. who floats upon the tide of rious cities in the East, but She was going now; going Why not seize this attrac-, tivuelikea pieceoi"dr'ftwood j tHey could do nothing loi , n o down to meet her lover, and five rountrv, and turn it o- upon the smooth bosom of a J ,im A new skin (g>uld no In thp UriM wprp tn-in,r 1 „ } , , , .i. be gTu fted on and it was but V(T t o w l , , t e T , u> hum a measure of f ie , d tion? >tmim, and one whose dueds a ( - pstioI1 of a s h o r t time PRICE $1 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. U'liinbe u-dt z w h o s e str-iins! WHh this dazzling idea in have a salutary (4fect upon|until the patient would bleed I J fuliowed T O the verv his mi-d. this enterprising' those with whom becomes in t o death. t 1 KEPHALINE J I Br. S. 1'. ANGEL, KNOXYILLI , Tennessee. 1 II You Want the Latest anil Most Reliable Raws. TIIE PEOPLE U1 �Some fow things to he a- mn( .h 0 f tnc money in circu­ v« i led lation goes out of the conn ty, through the above eh an 1st. Book agents, the grea nels. Let us gue.s at the atest pest we mountain peo­ mou/it—say twenty thousand ple have to contend with. We dollars a year—a very low are not afflicted any longer b.y tramps, only in this way. estimate we think. How aie Who has waited patiently to we benefited ? We do not hear them rea <1 and explain condemn anyone for buying the prospectus of their book? books, sewing machines or IS-1 Worth & Lillard, CRESTON N. C. WATAUGA HOTEL, B'jOft 1X6 HOCK, North Carolina, N"A' 1 he: unous Summer Resort, of of 1 ii * Mountains. Magnifieient scenery, ice-cold water, and the IHS.' table in the State will be open .luce 1st with Miss Bettie Willi runs as house-kee>er and L. S. YY illi-im.s fis clerk, both of Char }otte. NOTICE! VSt0t ' k "" d W. L, Bryan. S rainfarm | Dealer in General Verchan for Bale. dise, Boone, N. C. By virtue of power ofsale con­ Keeps constantly on hand a fu tained iu a Mortgage Deed execu ted by Jordon Cook and wife, ^ne Hl.oda Cook of YY'atauga com, rrATS, including Ladies* hat. tv - . ., P. . JMar.ieson, ofi XX trimmed and untrimmod. Alexander county X. ('., and reg­ istered in Book lA of.Mortg.agPH for "'nt.iuga county, page 391, the mid '.signed,' to satisfy a debt of 630 dollars .secured by: sni.l Mortgage Deed, will s 41 for cash, at th > t'oart Hons • door! in the town of iioone, Watanga' county, N. C., on Monday, Aug. I the fifth,. 1839, the aforesaid; tract of land eontaini : g 100 acres. more or less, and known as! the Hampton and J. M. cooktracts. heing the j dace on which Jordtin cook now lives, one half is in c.ilti v'ation and grass; the other in forest finely timbered The land is located iii Blue nidge township on both sides of the! South Fork of New River, and has i^* erected on it a good 2-story frame building, with out houses ard ware, consist i ng of Soy t h s ar stables and barns, A beautiful j bh blades, cradles, reap hooks, house ar.id summer Vrsid ice. 1 wen ty-five acres of the cultivo-j ted and grass lands is fertil • l>ot | hovels, spades, forks, both 4 the river in vicHv of. and 3 prong, stacking forks. the dwelling j steel traps, axes, table eutlerv E. II Jones, Assign CM* R. P. and the best PL()WS sold Matbesor,. I VL\WAUE an 1 CROCKERY , full line. Sotis and Sloes. I have 011 hand vehicles our own make, and more —15 YNNER HOUSE — day, no difference how busy lU ' 1 ' P"' 1 '^ ui peo- process of manufacture. All )laa, ' e £' lvatl - v imposedupcui for sale at very close prices— you are. They are the most J a-ppianry considered. impaircheeky set" on hand | in sunn prices, ^nciier see a- j quality; consiuereo. Repair Mrs E Walch, Progiesuch (better hoss P™to1->'brieci "liV"1'' 2nd. The lightning-rod a-?'out tlmt he li TRESS. gent comes next in order. .not? o iwl 4, f~\ iiaI ,I \i\ _Innrvm* _ 1 ;snext inonler. « J.l i i^,l. ELK DARK, NORTH CAROLINA. m»i . Surviving Puri-nt one great advantage with,,prices, and do not he longer! Good fare, neat rooms, and t-f.—May 3rd. him is, he doesn't attack e v-| lm '' ose<l "I ,on ' polite attention. A good feed P. J. MeMillion and Son of the and livery stable is run in ery man woman and child he Notice ! i{l'e ^binu : connection with ,, M . i ;y°ut!, ot ;\ tin Hotel r lT meets—only those who have V7 Norta Carolina, fin the Superior! -turns of all kinds of woolen |.v \y p pp.. p favorable houses and barns Watauga eo.,jcourt. goods, which they will send to ' your door in exciiance for wool. t T . G I V E R S A C A L L . Joseph Hayes for his.rods. These kind of 1 hey also keen a fuilliiie of their'I'' a • iD* citizens suffer and are great­ FS goods on hand at Southedandfc, L . L . Greene. ly afflicted. Some few buy Ashe Co.. N. ('. They pgjj tile r ds to get rid of the agents. In the ntxive entitled caseit ap­ highest price for wool. pearing to Watauga has not been curs­ court thatthe satisfaction of the R ICHMOND & D ANVILLE It H. Co. personal summons Western N. C. Division. ed for 2 or 3 years with these cannot be served on the defen­ Ashvilie, X. (\ June 27 '88 raiders, but be warned, for in dant after due dilligence, it is PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE to such an hour when you do therefore ordered and adjudged take effect J une 24. '88. by the court that publication be not look for them they will made in the Watauga DEMO- S TATIONS , read I west nound. THE CROUD ! ! ROPERIES, siu-li as Coffee drive up to your gate, then CHAT, a newspaper published in dowiij_xooO| NO 52. NOTICE. NEW STOHE, NEW GOODS ! VXSugar.. T >a. Rice, Tobacco LV . 11 p m. 8 30 am the town of Boone, in the county Boston it will be too late, and you J ust received from the Northern North Caroliuallu the Superior cigars, Cigar, ttes &c. " 12I5ni. of foresaid New York pm will like many otheis "cave forWatauga, and state anotifying Philadelphia " 720 am -J 30 inn Markets the nicest line cf goods Watauga Co.,)Court. T^vU!'GS, siii'h as oil, pain Is, six successive weeks 0 57 in". Do you still keep that the said defendant that lie is re­ Baltimore 94o a m 042 j) m ever showed in this county. La­ John II Hodges, .i B Hodges-, H. A. 1 / window glass. 1124 " 1 1 0 0 " dies Dress Roods, Plaids, Prints- Hodges, c. F . Newkerchuv, old "hoss pistol?"—see if she quired to appear at the next Washington Hiriam Knes, 5 HO j) m •7 10 a m term of the superior court of said Lynchburg is loaded. 850 Patent Medicines in county to be held on the 1st. Danville 805 " cassimers. Domestics, Hats, &etc. .1 / , / / fust 3rd. The sewing machine Monday before t he first Monday Richmond 310 " 2 30 " SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SIIOICS, A. L . Maxwell chai-lcs H. Brown & 041 " 8 50 " III every style, and at starvation •J. F. HA apt. brigade is still in the land. in September 1 *89, at the court neidsville ENDLESS VARIETY. Wilmington 0 00a m prices. The nicest line of They will call upon you after hu 'p' of «' id co .- a t "? 0 1? *• In the above Morehead I buy all kin Is of country, 5 37a in ., ' ' . . , and answer or demur to thecomentitled acti;)ii it app,4aring to the crops aie gathered, with plaint in said action which will be noldsboro ' 240 p m ) s i () a m GROCERIES the satisfaction o. the court that produce such as 500 1 4; pm printed mortgages and blank for the recovery of certain real Raleigh '~ the defendants are non-residents Butter, Eggs. Durham 6 04 312 notes combined. They will "oouen ct-owit: This or th - Stat - of North caro ina A Wax, Feathers, Greensboro • 1045 XS xa-ii -js; ^ . A ,. place where the defendant s fami050 a m an 1 that. ]> •rsona.l s a-vi -e of sum o y ou^ a machine at four fy now reside and also what is Salisbury Ar 1221 night | Ills Wool, Roots, CONFECTIONS RIES, n.oiis aiinof < fter di prices if you have enougA known as the oragg place; both alii bury i v 12 45 " | 11 25 ' to be found in this • part of the b > hal (upon timn duecitlrigei.ee Herbs. or r of grain, cows and oxen to fill I tra "ty containing one hundred statecville Ar 15l am 112 12noon '• tate. th in, it is therefore ordered and j. . i, acres more or less; or the phiiiiadjudged by the court that publi 1 WILL SELL YOU GOODS AS " 2 53 " 12 55 pm Hardware Cillery, ut then moitgage eitn. t'ff will apply to the court for the Newton cation Of BUD mens be made in 114 pm Look well to the sewing ma­ relief demanded in said complaint. Hickory " 3 20 " crockery, tin V at; ILL i • ii;< u 11. a nevvs1 0 m doe If. Todd, C. S. C. conley spring 343" 2 20 ]> in chine verder when he comes, GLASS-WARE, paper published in the town of Morganton AP 412" . p for he is a great affliction to YV. B. Gouncill Jr. R. Z. Lin- Marion " 507 " 249 p m And everything else you want at Boone n. c. for six successive ney, Plaintiffs atty. Round Knob" 0 05 " 3.27 ]> m W \ . and S. P. Moore's, Blowing weeks nntilying t I ) above nauithe people. He spazes nei­ This 2nd, day of J uly '89. el dc'fondants Co appear a t the nlack Mt. "04(5" 400 p in ther age, color or previous nex l term of the Superior cou; t Asheville " 7 2<s " 4311 p m Rock, North Carolina. condition of servitude. The A COMPLETE %EW8PA- Hot springs " 0 15 of Watauga county to beheld on as any Merchant in the Co., (5 10 ni May 20,-12 111. the first Monday before the„ first who handles the same line of Moiiistown " 1110 " 730' p m people mourn in 8 orlOMos. PER! Mr,J- H Brown Monday in September 18s0 at •roods. Knoxville "1245" e m JL5? after his departure for the "The Pride of the North CaroliS ANDS , N. ( the court-house in lnone N. c. Louisville " I11V7I 1 L1IC1I VL rtUV/ 7 win iftjj'uwttiou with iirr - pm i ^^4" 'ir ^ •-—4 *K rrrn • tw < !•& H.1IH I I I O) a m X- „ D;> you want to aid in building * i rn irmti 11—^•*— a m 4th. The organ peddler is an up a paper that shall reflect the Chicago go for t.l). Weil known El kill ])laint in said action wliich wili store a large, first-clfiss, " () op p m Unfiled during the thr-e first other great abomination in greatest credit on North Caroli st. Lewis " Ab(T ]> m Valley days of said term, aid i na, no matter where it may be elm 1 ta.n.ooga " 5^0 pm the land that should be avoi action being to exclude th" seen? Tlieii patronize 12 00 night. ded. He is trying to super- Til WILMINGTON MESSENGER Nashville defendants from an interest Memphis 0 20 a m. lie will keep a supply of their they claim in a. certain trad A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER seede the machine vender. He NO. IS. .yarn goods on hand at all of land, oil the waters of Yad­ sells you a $10 organ for the Do you want, a reliable papei Asheville LV 8 27 a in times which he will exchange kin Elk, k lown astlcrS.vift Ford the i^.I. „».I™ ,I M I I I G I V I N G you all trie news of the pi ice of $60, and will haul j world—a Democratic newspaper waynesville Ar 1073 am for wool, or he will send your branch tract bv virtue of a lein 3 Go p in wool to the factory to he they claim to li Mil in inme. Or tHe organ to your door, that equals the best—has the Charleston " W hat a great benefactor \o pargest circulation, and has lor jarretts ." . PJP worked. Yon cant afford to the plaintiffs will apply t) the 8<.tisfacliow guaranfeed to +1ia «o/.a v,..... ™ twenty-one years been i part read| Ea'st nound dispose of your wool till you cOurt f-:r le'ivf deiuonded in tic traveling public. c ( ()mmo" and factorin thegrowl li and devUp I NO'O-J L NO . 3 have seen him. 1 ,. complaint. Joe B. Todd CSC. Parties wishing to dating he seems to be. He velopment of the Old North Boston M- 300 J) in ( 0"p0 pill G. N. Folk. It Z. Linney and apr 24 2m. St t? Tin a Mil K 11 c for New York '• ,oo a m j l 4'0 goes up to your wife and YV. B. Councill Jr., Plaintiff's HE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Philadelpiiia" 300 a m | 102 / U]>ni daughter and tells them he Attorney 7 . Cam paign Ra rtes: m brought tths finest organ he The "Daily Messenger," by Baltiniore " 020 pm ||.H25 a 7n Washington" 735 p m 7on ever sold; and would not let mail, 4 months on trial, for Lynchburg " 1240 noon 11210 T r n GROCERS, ELK PARK NORTH Rock Bottom At Last. any body but them Have it 12.00 Danville " 047 am [1200 CAROLINA. BO clieop. He uses printedi xhe weekI « Tl . nn8cript Mes . Richmond " 33~p ni -fT'$~n m J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C.. neidsville " 0 02 a m | 04i p m' Keep always on hand a full mortgages and note com- senger," (the largest and Keeps constantly on hand and 17 L and complete line of Grocer­ will sell at bottom prices for cash | bined. He learned this of the best paper in the Sta te) 9 Wilmington " 74o Morehead "HOOpin ies, Confectionaries, Fruits, or country produce, Boots, Bhoes S. M. mnn. He will sell you months on trial for $1.00 noldsboro "410 p m pd4") am Canned Goods & etc. See our Hats, Caps. A special line of IN THE MOP NT AINS will so ve ( a s i l 111 , a ^ va n ( ; e the organ of course. He saysC }5°th " l 55 ]> m | 0 55 a 111 stock, and learn our prices, money by writing me for t'-rnis. a i ? I i n '^ ^t-Page Raleigh "Pay whet, you get ready.' it, LADIES HATS Board very reasonable. Convey sheets. Send Postal Card Durham " i2 35 p m I 4 30 am before purchasing. will be all right." But bless with the address of five per­ Greensboro " 8 DO a, m | s 40 p m July 18 89-6 mo. ances, double or single, furnished Hardware, Groceries. you that mortgagewill come sons and receive sample' cop­ Salisbury LV (5 27 a m [ 7 iop m READY MADE CLOTHING A on a plication at reasonable rates L B . HOPKINS, saulisbnry Ar 437am 6 3s p ]n due, then trouble comes, and ies of THE MESSENGER. with a good safe drivet. SPECIALTY, statesville LV 330am 5 56 pm you will have to sacrifice Oct, 1st. 1888. tf. Calls special attention to a keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, Newton " 2 20 a ni 5 12 p m a full line of every thing kept in a full line of Home made shoes property to pay. Watch Hickory " 156 a m 4 33 p in first-class country store can be consisting- of Men's, Ladie connlly spring 130 a m 437p m these "oily tongued" fellows found here, (five him a. call. Morganton " 1 01 a m 4 14 ]> m Misses &eliildrens, the very for they bring trouble upon Marion "12 01 night 336 n ni Elk Park, North Carolina, -SUCCESSOR TObest made. At low Prices. NOTICE! the land, and take away our nound Knob " 1110 pni I $ A IK. Watchys repaired and all kinds of work in his line exe- Is hereby given to Thornan Brew­ Special inducement in pri­ Black Mt. " 1034pni 2 substance, and make the Ill er that a certain tract of land, ces for the Next 60 days for Asheville " 9 55 pm 1 25 p m cuted promptly. Robbins Bros, country poorei every year. Hot springs " 8 50 ]) m I 1 40am j July 1.8 89—6 mo. ' lying in Beaver Dam township, instance lib Sole Leather at 5th. Last, but not by any Watauga county, was sold for 25 to 27c cash by the side, Morristovvn " 430 pm 8 36 a m j Sliull's Mills N. C. means least. Knoxville "305pm 7 1.5 a.m U N I V E R S I T Y O F taxes for the year 1887 by J. L. ( and all other goods at like Keeps constantly on hand, Louisville Hayes Sliff., on the third day of proportions in price. 8 05 j) m The whisky distiller and Sep. 1888 to the chairman of the ( Also repair handles foi and will sell at "Rock Bottom Cincinnati 3 15 p m drinker both combined wind hoard of county commissioners Prices," for CASH or country chicaii'o 8 15 a. m C II A P E L II I L L N. C. The certificate of purchase hav­ forks shovels, spades,ect, up all the oilier evils into a produce, such as Boots, Shoes St. Louis 7 20 a m ing Johnson best grass blades sold. A fine ball—a great big ball, with The next session begins on and been signed to H. C. is made line oi goblets just in at the unless redemption Hats Caps, & ect. A special lots ofsulphuric combustibles September 5th, '89. Thor­ by the third day of Sept. 1830. lowest price ever offered in line of W.M. FRANCUM, Principal. in the centre when it explodes ough instruction is offered in the undersigned wiU take a deed this Market. Next term begins Aug. 5, '89 Literature, Science, Philoso­ for said lands. This July 1.1889 A full line of tin-ware at ex all is over. The end reached H. C. Johnson. ceedingly low prices ^Gal tin Board, everything included, phy and Law. Tuition $30 —nothing more left—men fi­ ( '°!Ers i>er month. cup at 10c all other at the Groceries nancially blown up—wives Hardware, per se.ision For ca talogue same rates best quality fo and children paupers—home And Drugs. address, lion Kemp P. Battle char-coal t yi every piece guar ruined—money all gone to A 11 LL LINL op BLST | p month. For Further paranteed ill quality and price. President. er pei tHe revenue dynasty. ? A nice line ofcassimers aiu ticula 7*8, address the Princi- W a n ted:—D u ri 11g J u 1 y a n d Jeans just received and will After all these calamities i t K i i H — m m Amantha, N. C. August I want 5000 young be sold cheu p come a nd exa m­ have visited a community, Clothing ever brought to this pal, DR. J Q. B'LLBAR. ine my stock of goods and if chickensatl0ct.fi., and the wehear the people say;" What County, and in fact, every­ yon want to buy 1 will make same amount of eggs, for! are we to do ?"—No money thing kept in a first-class prices right. we can't pay our fax—1 can't country store, can be found ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. which I will pay 10 cts. per W. L. Bryan, fliioretiina Liniment, Best material used. Neat doz, and will sell you goods j keep my family in coffee, and here. All I ask is a trial. work, and satisfaction guar­ low, in exchange for same. Boone, N.0, FOR S4IJE BV Friends, 1 alee a view friend. anteed. YV. L. BRYAN W. iV. Holsehnv, Vilas, N. C situation, count how July 18 89—6 mo. Bobbins They hang around yon nil b»t why buy READY MADE CLOTHING A SPE1ALTY Dross & n AR And F88(1 Stalls. SPEND L11 J, P, B0B2IUS, N. Carolina, Cove Creek Academy. LADIES DRESS GOODS. Tuition from 75ots, to $2 DENTIST, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_0725_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 25, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-07-25 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/c1355342c8d09e5d80f94c6ad07a8041.pdf 1d3fb1a138aee49f55168b855f412fb1 PDF Text Text / X W A T A U G A C O U N T Y , X . C., T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 1, 1 8 8 9 , JEMOCKATIC family newspa.er devoted to the interest of Hi*«s County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at 4 Aoonc, Watauga County, N. C. N LOOK OUT, WE HAVE STRUCK EOTTOM!! feel ill at ease, but to feel per- nature, without apparent Col. Roger A Page Shot and Instant­ ly Killed. fectly at home, and I could icause, pass into the r/ark, Standard Prints, 6 to 10 c. Worsted to 22 cts imagine how it was to steal! on d awful shadow of insaniAll kinds of diess floods at correspondingly low figures away lrom the maddening ty^ and consigned to the A SHVILLE, N. ( -., July 28 Col. Roger A 1 A. Page, a proini- ] Fawns fi'om (J to 10 cts. Mens* wool hats 25e. to$l. Eur a throng, and enjoy a good sop keeping of these walls; the;* ^r * »T?' \ h it"*15 v rd HA , , of lasses and biscuit'. Sol are dreadful moments n my ' , , e n t ,aw * er a n d e d l t o r ° l 0*| ^ $lo0 upuaul. Hardware consisting of, plows, hoes, So I *18. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. times Register at Marion N. I'bines, chistles, saws, hammers, hinges. & etc. & etc, & etc. hung invhat on alampshade own life when 1 too am hnun-i, , Balis . RIVERS, IYRUSHHR. , , , . . ^ (..was shot and instantly Cutlery of nli sort, at bottom prices. Crockery in indless and sat down on the floor be­ ted by the suspicious feai oi side him. 1 picked up and ate a diseased brum, and it may'! killed at that place last night variety, and as cheap as it can be found in the County. \ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ghting mGROCERIES 1 ROGER I Et mv { TROCERIE1 Hop j\iyl year fl a crumb the Baby had drop­ be that I or some one whom just after alighting- from the ROGER! E ®? « ROGER! E^? '"OCERIIv vits . " 6 months 50e. ped. I did that to make him I love better than my own mid-night train which had 8 months 85c. feel that I was his equal. I brought him from Round Dt ngs, I atent Medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. ;J • " soul may have to bear this Knob. He 7;ad goue about Large Jot of shoes in latest styles, Boots at prime cost. run my thumb through a but greatest of human calami­ ADVERTISING RATES. ton hole in his coat and told ties. I pray, 1 beseech you. one hundred yards from the Always on Hand a la roe lot of Coffey Brother's leather, station and was leaning on at factory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices! 1 inch 1 week, 75c. him I wanted an office. good Lord, to so enlighten 1 month §l .r5. Wtmtkirrrtof nfi office dtT the understandings and the tTTe arm of his friend, Judge Tinware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of I 3 |8, you want?" he asked in a hearts of the members of this Haywood, from Texas, while pATEILSON 1 gMCTORV IIATERSO N 1,V\CT( )R V 6 „ $5, tone so cold 1 4 ACTOR 1 that it freezed board, upon whom rests the on his leftwasanotherfriend, • ATERSON • a t e k s o n 1a c t o r 1 1 year -17 the lasses. 1 Most any thing great responsibility of earing when some one came up and 1 column 1 week $9 will do sir" I said with for these unfortunate people shot him through the neck, Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if .you one us, for 1 " 1month $13.50 warmth. Well sir 1 will con­ and of ameliorating their which was broken by the ball. we will enable you to pay up hack debts. All for" sale at, 1 " 3 " $25 1 " 6 " $37.50 sider you he said, good day. sufferings by all possible His assailant ran, mounted bottom figures at, Dr. J. B. Phillips & Son. 1 " 1 year $50 I got up and started out; I means in their power, that a. horse and fled the town. May 15 6 mo. Sugar Grove, N. C. A cqroner s inquest was hur For intermediate rates corres­ felt insulted, so I had but lit­ they will be able to see their tle to say. Mr Harrison call­ duty and have the courage nedly 'held, render ing a ver­ pond with the Editor. HOW CAN ed me back. "Are you any to perform it. So fill their dict of death by a person un­ Local notices 5 cents a line. Will W. llolsclaw sell goods so cheap ? Subscription invariably in Aa- kin to the Harrisons" he ask­ hearts with kindness, with known. A young man who 1st. By buying for acsli at the lowest prices and getting VANCE and advertisments paya­ ed. No sir lsaid, 'Nor to the mercy and with the love of had threatened to kill Col. all discounts. 2nd. : y being satisfied with small profits. ble on demand. Scotts nor McKee's?' A terri­ tHe poor suffering men and Page was seen following the 3rd, By having no "bad" debts or accts , as he sells for ble shade passed over his face, women who are or who may dead man at the depot last pay down. 1 now have in stock one oi the most complete but it lit lip again. Are you be in mates of tiiis institu­ night. Quite a crowd had assortment of goods ever offered for sale, at bottom pri­ any kin to Blain? No 1 said. tion that they will cast out! gathered, expecting trouble, ces, even the bottom dropped out. 2,000 yards of calicos, A safe and reliable remedy for HEADACHE, and indeed the rumor that TOOTHACHE and NEURALGIA. A few His face assumed a ghastly and utterly destroy that ter­ consisting of indigo blues, ghinghams, checks, ehambrey drops passed over the painful surface gives im­ some one intended to injure mediate relief, with termination of the attack. hue. "How dare you be so rible macHine of torture, that finish, all the latest styles, 500 yards dress ghingAcms, Price 135c. and 50c. per bottle. FOR SALE a u d a ci ously presu m ptiou s blot upon the civilization of Col. Page was so current Satines, IFortseds, Victoria Lawns, at 5 to 12% cts. Mull BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by the KEPHAUNE DRUG CO. Lenoir, North Carolina. then! Goto Blaine." I went. the 19th century, the bad in town that when a pistol nainsook, cheese cloth, velvet, drillings at 10 c. Sheeting He was sitting on a wooden stramp, in whose embrace shot was fired at mid-night at 7%c. Alamance 7 c. Table oil cloth, Twilled drapery for rocking chair, rocking like good men and women have macy persons remarked that window curtains and organ covers. Men and hoys cassimer the salvation of the adminis­ suffeiedthe agonies of the Col. Page was in trouble. It 20 to 50 cts per yard. Mm and boys' summer Hats 10c. tration depended on his rock darned ; and let them send is said that a woman is at and up. Misses trimed hats all styles, 75c aud up, worth ing. He had a hand on each back into the shades of ob­ the bottom of the tragedy. Mr. A. G. Corpening North 1$. Anything you want at the lowest price possible, from Catawba, Caldwell Co. N. C. arm and every time he'd go scurity, let them remove NOTICE. a paper of needles at 5 c. to plows and even saw mills if you says, "I write this to say back he'd kick his feet out be from this sacred temple him By virtue of an execution will let me order them for you. No goods sold on time, that the little bottle of medi­ fore him. When I first got in my hands for collection is­ cine called Kephaline is a in hearing he was singing "I who makes use of this cruel sued from theSuperior Court, the rotten credit system must go—pay down—Low prices, instrument upon the wretch­ splendid remedy for headache instead of High—is my .motto. All orders by mail prompt Feel just as Hf\ ppy as a Big ed insane in his keeping as a Clerkis Office, <>f t Watauga Co. my whole family use it and ly filled. Everybody is invited to call and see my new in favor of Joel NorrisA sons all say that it relieves them." Sunflower." He learned it punishment for acts or words & against Alfred Greene, for goods and low prices. No trouble to show goods. the sum of $8,10, with inter­ Mr. wilson Lanton, Kings from Harrison. He soon beyond their control.— Yours[anxious to please. est and cost, I will expose to Creek, Caldwell Co. N. C.says changed to "Johny Git Your & Observer. Mar 13—4 m. Will W. llolsclaw, pulic sale, for cash, at the "I have used Kephaline for Hair Gut." I went in. He court house door, in the town SEWING MACHINES BITTER WORDS. headache, toothache and hushed singing, but did'nt of Boone, N. C., on the 26th fMJ stop rocking. "Well sir," he neuralgia add have never day of August, '89, it being -ANDfailed to be relieved, I have said -'Whatcan Tdoforyou?" Evangelical Messenger. also used it for Colic in doses "Give me an office" I said. A single hitter word may Monday of the Superior ORGANS of one and two drops with "Are you any kin to Ben?" disquiet an entire family for Court, Alfred Greene's inter­ est in a certain tract or par­ T great benefit." _ No but my name is Ben. He a whole day. One surly glance cel of land in Watauga coun­ This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ v: «$v jig LIFE'S PHILOSOPHY. stopped rocking, "well what casts a gloom over tlle h<mse- ty unjoining the lands of J. ing Machine with full set of at­ is your shirt? Wamsutta lin hold, while a smiie, like a II. Brown, H. C. Miller&oth- tachments and Do not hurry, do not flurry! en I said. "I mean what is gleam of sun-shine, may light ers, it being the home place of Alfred ( ;eene, Levied on Not hinggood is got by worry, Bide the hour to make the your key hoard?" 1 havenev up the darkest and weariest by me on the 22/;d day of THE ;• MANUFACTUR er had one, I do not like piau house. Like unexpected flow­ July 1889, to satisfy said ex­ for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. spring! Take life easy, that's the oes. He flushed. Which leg- ers of the Spring up along ecution and costs. This July 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines do you dance on?" Both. I our path, full of freshness, 22nd 89. J. L. Hayes Stiff. thing. Do not trouble, do not troub gave him a jig. '' ITa vn' t you fragrance, ai d beauty, so NOTICE!! got a hit of sense, he howled, kind words, gentle acts and le! By virtue of an execution any house in Kr.oxville.20 years experience injjthis hii leav.v hearts make maketoi What is your tick?" A water- sweet dispositions makeglad in my hands for collection, is -ness. Write at once for circulars and prices. Needles IT ig double, burv sir, he sprang from his the sacred spot called home. sued from the Superior court Groans the hack with loaded chair. "Are you a Demur a No matter ho w humble the a- clerks office of Watauga Co. parts for all Leading Machines. ' pain, bode, if it be sweetened with in favor of 1). P. Mast com­ Laugh, and twill grow grow Hep?" he stormed playfully missioner, and against E. B. pinching my ear. A Deiri I kindness and smiles, the Miller & W, N. Thomas for . bright again. o\ said. "Well sir, yon may go, heart will turn lovingly to­ the sum of $37.69 with inter­ 30 jan 12m. j ' Do not soi row, do no sorrow! at the next sitting of Con­ ward it from all the tumults est and costs. I will expose i Gri f today is joy tomorrow, gress I will see wha t I can do of the world, and home, if it to sale, for cash at the court SUBSCRIBE TO THE to Life flew smoothly after fears towards haying a Bureau of be ever so homely, will be the house door in Boone, on the hie J Eyes shine brightest washed of Lunacy established for dearest spot beneath the cir­ 26 day of Angus '89, it being L't with tears. Monday of the Superior court a lj Hark the children, hark the you." cuit of the sun. E. B. Miller's interest in acer voices With a, heart heating high tain tract of land, situatedin SormvHere everything rejoic­ with anticipation, I left Even that Republican or­ Watauga county, in Meat es, Ben Roht. gan, and blower for monopo­ camp township on the waters Blasts without, of wintry of Meat camp creek adjoining ly, the Baltimore American, the lands of J. H. Brown H. Ye mirt/i within makes ond- At the close of Mr. Whita- can see danger in trusts, as c. Miller and others, known less Spring. ker's speech in prosecution of well as wickedness, which is as a part of the Isaac Green Vv'e clip the following from Dr. Grissom before tHe B'd. but another word for down­ tract. Levied on by me on the 22 day of July '89 to satisfy of Directors of the I. S. Asy­ right rascality. It says : the Scotland neck said execution and costs. I went up to Washington lum, he made the following "For instance, trusts are This July 22 '89. J L. Hayes last vvEek to get an office. I prayer: entirely wrong, and they Shff. ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IF YCU called on Mr. Harrison. He "Finally, I beseech you seem to take delight in mul­ was lying on the floor in the Great God Almighty, Creator tiplying their own iniquity. back hall sopping molasses and Ruler of the Universe, in Their securities were placed with baby McKee. He seem­ WHOSC hands are the desti­ in Wall street. There were want it to reach ed much eifibarressed when I nies of worlds, nations and large dealings in them and A N D K N O C K E D O U T J. P. IlENSON, DARK RIDGE, made my day boo, and baby individuals ! Thou knowest big figures were reached be­ N. €., McKee dropped a lump of mo that the misfortunes, the cause there was some sort of \isses down his grand pa's j trials and the struggles of confidence in their Honesty. is just receiving a large stock GENERAL MERCHANOISE collar and made his hand's j this world are oftimes more Now it comes to light t/;at which will be sold for Cash or photograph in molasses, by I than we can bear. It was the outstanding certificates . . .. Icountry produce at prices slapping* it on his shirtfront.' but yesterday, tHat I saw a of.... these unholy monopolies nevei . 5ofore h e a r d of G i v e 1 smiled m.y reassureing man of bright intellect,great aggregate the enormous sum him a call. PRICE $1 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. smile, and begged him not to learning-, of keenly sensitive of #219.000.000—Messenger, 'apr 2'> ly. j C ° ' \ l o S, KEPHAUNE ALS. five years guarantee from Organs for less Cash than S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILL1 , Tennessee. LEMOCHAt if You Want the Latest and Most Reliable Hews. ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK THE PEOPLE �WE LEAD, Watauga's opportunity for the kind he can be paid with. All the silver should a Rail road. be coined that is allowLate advices from t rail road magnets inform usthat a ^' e ~ I10 ?1 I . ^ ee P down t o 0 0 mil ion when itshould the road now building from Louisville Ky., to Bristol 1 million The richman richer, thepoor Ten 11. is completed to Pine, , . M, poorer villo Kv. Much of t.|,0 srn.|l"' ora ' '""I""' how the (ling from l'iiieville li.is in silver has effeet.il .lone to theCutuberhuid(lap, t h e P"« °' I"' odu ' «* an.1 reports fiitv there ore now i u s , o m * «•«•"•«« 1« 18. h m many as 8000 hands a t thorn i.mx. 80.. m..h«u Valuable, stock anc less than you make, cut your for Sale. garment according to your By virtue of power of ^ cloth. tained in a Mortgage 1 _ We must have a better ted by Jordon Look aiSE bankii g system, the present .vhoda Cook, of Wataug^B jty, N.e., ton. p. Matlul system only allows about Go THE CROUD!! Alexander eou.ity N. 0., aid cents 011 thedollartolie used. ; ». st hi Boo,; A' ofMoiA ^S JJKW S T O R E , MOV GOODS ! Question; How do YOU : tor n afaiiga. ciaiutv, 1 >a v®mV ! j„st received fro.n lie Northern want the banking system V" f s 1 the ni( outline of goods i d 'bt or liiio (lodars secuiul* : i,V changed ? Ans. i , , „ < & Ujsaui Mortgage need, will 8*f f ,'i1. When a man has silver Lw ihi ss (ioods, Plaids, i'niitsI C.1.1.1, at th-.- ourt ilouse no >r let him take it to the mint- • (-mM'iiers, Domestics, Hats.&elc. 111 the town of noone, Watauga work, inand around the Gop.i '•"^.lsc.1 w '"Oruath * ;2o arid get money for ; t, fOglU w i 1 !county, N. C., 011 Mouda.-, vii ' SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. SHOES, jthemtn 1SS9. the afor-s.uj A tunnel % of a mile long 18s < 470 .on 2. Establish banks on our in evrrv st-yie, and at star vation Tiact o1 land containing- loo ubu,pel" ,vor being mode in theOnp. Now | I state bonds, or some other ]iVrCOH ' The nicest line of cres, more or less. ;UUl knownas t to sav is e.1 • i He have loosed tor oth- good way. + • thus, what we want .. 1 Hie Hampton ami j. M, ro0l.' GROCERIES . .. .. T tracts, being the place on which Look at the distance lrotn - ers to relieve, u -w.li we not Q. What is the strength of ,. SNVl ~ Our stock of goods is now jor;.lon cook now lives, one haif Vvilksboro to Bristol say a I relieve ourselves. \i e a re free, 1 the alliance in North Garoliis 1.1 cuitivatioii iimt arass; tue bout 100 miles. The practi- white, and 21 years old, and mi? | Othwi!i forest finely timi) uvd we propose to have our own ('ONFECTlONA R1 ES, bility of the route from Wilks I Ans, 1912 alliances, 80 J he land is located iu Blue nidge organization. We are getting found in this pa-it of the 1;township on both sides of the bor to Bristol via head of thousand men 1 bers. South Fork of New uiver, and lias Cove '& Roan's Creeks' or poorer and poorer, still we Q. Is your organization a late. 11aid ware ( ulery, erected on it a good 2-story make $880,0(3 on every $1down tne Watauga River via tool foi either of the two po­ frame building, without houses crockery, 000.00, invested can we show stables and barns, A beautiful Elizabethto«, h<i ve l>oth been litical parties. Ans. No. Our GLASS-WARE, house and summer residence, surveyed by way of Boone, $800,00, $80,00, or even 80 plan is to stick to the party cts; We want to devise to Vnil even thing else you want at lu all departments, consist­ jweiitv-iive acres of the cultiva­ that will donstliamo.Vtgooll. and both routs are declared ing of ted and grasFTtunrlsis fertile but keep, some of the money. We W V. and 8. P. Moon's, Blowing by competent engineers to be DR Y - - - - — G OODS, .torn, lying on the river in view of N O T I • 0 K !1 should look to the railroads. Rock, North Carolina. the dwelling. practicable, and without un­ NOTIONS, Ill' s'.ate debt w J pay By virtue of power oi sale con­ V.ny 2!),—12 m. E. B.lov.es, Assignee R. P. tained in a Mortgage, Executed usual cost in building. Will H ARD - - - - — W ARE, alathesoL. was for building rail roads. by Win. 1 ounce, to Margaret the people of Watauga and GROCERIES, Lowrance, of Watauga. Co., and I _ NO Pi CIS. other onnties wake up to Should we not then have l egist,-ren in book "if pi mort­ C ANNED — - - G OODS, North Carolina \I11 the Superior some authority over them ? gage. pages 824 ,v 825, the un­ this opportunity? Let us all .\NI) KNOCKED OUT CLOTHING, Vv atauga Co., j (>ourt. make an effort to induce cap­ There is no spirit of justice in dersigned, to satisfy a dmst of SHOES, •John Ii Hodges, J B Hodges, H. A. $o8,44, with interest and cost,to J P HENSON, DARK RIDGE, HATS, - - — — italists to build a connecting the way they do. Who would secure the said sum, will'soll, for N. GENTS' FURNISHING! Goods, Hedges, c. F. Newkerchur, line through from Wilkesboro vote a tax for a rail road to cash, on the premises, tolliehighMiriam Knes, is just receiving a large stock and almost anytRieg- kept in to Bristol. We believe if be built to make rich 25 men? est bidder, on the 2nd day ipSep­ Against a first-class store. GKNKRAL tember. '80, proper inducements are ten­ We want the roads so all can land, being athe oisrsaid tru-i-t- of which will be MUROIIANDISE or A. L. Maxwell charles H. Brown & part of 65 acres sold for Cash J. F. iiaupt. " dered by several counties to be benefited. T hey virtually more or less, known as lite Pres- country produce at p.rices In the above say what the farmers shall nell tract being all woodland fine never before heard of. Give Remember That We be benefited by this road tuat c.itith (1 action it appearing to we can secure the building of raise. Armour, the great ly timbered. The hind is located him a call, the sat induction of tliecourt that B ILL NOT— in Shawheehaw Township on the til" defendants are non-residents the road. We rely 011 what meat merchant, can lay down waters of Banner's Elk adjoining a pi* 2' 1 ly. of [die State of North caro ina at Charlotte beef for 6 cents the lands ofl'hillip Church Nancy we have learned as good a:i ! that personal service of sum S. 1'. MOORE. athority that a connecting per lb. Maj. Graham tHen Church and others. Iilipgeret W. V. MOORE, imjLs can\\ot after due diligenco J e hv C s line is desired by the rail road read a list of charges on the Law ranee V-oi tgagee. July %)'81 b ( had upon them or either of th 'in. it in therefore (Ordered and companies interested, and it road. They will 5a ul pota­ North Carolina/In the Superior i adjyidgvd by the court that publi Len­ Watauga, Co. (Com t. behooves every one to give it toes from Baltimore Undersold, by anybody, on cuti' is Of summons be made in Marl llorton Proprietors of a First-Clas^ boar­ all the support possible. The oir for 82 per hundred—a ve­ same quality of goor/s flu Y litaipn iKinociat, a newsVS ding house for Summe,* p ipuj* pubiislied in the town of counties we have no doubt ry little more than from Len­ Highest market price paid \j. L. Greene. » noone n. c. for six - successive will gi ve aid if proper a mi nge oir'to Charlotte. Buckwheat In the above entitled case it ap for all kinds of produce* week's notifying the above.nam­ ments are made with reliable from New-York to Lenoir for pearing to the satisfaction oft he Don't forget to see us be­ ed defendants to appear a t the companies. We long to seen 48 cents per^ hundred. We court that peisonal summons Blowing Rock has a delight fill fore purchasing. next term of the Superior courtof Watauga county to beheld on steam engine running don't want to reap vengence cannot be served on the defen­ climate : Frosli air and pure wa­ the first Monday before the first dant after due diligence it is ter, charming mountain scenery, througH Watauga carrying all we want is to get back Very Respectfully, Monday in September 1889 at therefore ordered by tliecourt Telegraphic Connection with the heavy ladened cars of i'reig/it where it will be easy to get that summons by publication the court-house in noone N. c. | and answer or demur to the com and people. We believe this tariff repealed when the peo­ be made in the Watauga Dem outside world. ()ur pricefor board H. C. MARTIN &Tk). plaint in said action which will ple understand it it. is a tax. ocrat a newspaper published is only f 20 iy month. • Your cor­ prosperity will come if we I) j filed during the three first prove worthy and give the A party that is not good in the- town.of Boone in the respondence is solicited. days of said term, said for the country is not good Co. of Watauga & State-of N. proper encouragement. action being to exclude , the for us. Sectionalism is un­ C. for 4 successive weeks no­ defendants from an interest FARMERS'ALLIANCE DAY worthy a Southern man. No tifying the said defendant they claim certain to appear at the next termof A Populnr'riummer Besort, Over 01 T ?» fo of land, oil in a waters oi tract -E IN BOONE. /;he Yad­ one should try to array the the Superior Court of said Co 4000feet above Sea level, On the kin Flk, known astlieSwift Ford South against the Nort. to be held in the Court-House Blue Ridge Mountains, In Wes­ branch tract bv virtue of a lem ^On July 26 some 100 alli- How do our mountains run? in Boone N. C. on the 1st tern North Carolina, Twenty ins. they claim to hold in same, Or 9K£bypen with others assem- from North to SoutH, and Monday before the, 1st Mon­ from Lenoir. Las'"; season brought the plaintiff's will apply t-) the Having cOurt f-r le'ief demanded in the |j|y4cQu4house in Boone bind us with chains of har­ day in September 1889 and visitors here from nearly every just moved into their new , complaint. Joe !>. Todd CSC. listened to mony. The Mississippi flows answer or demur to the com­ State in the Union plaint in said action which (} N. Folk. !{ Z. Linne.v and large, and commodi'Mis HfiS^HBHyjfcructi ve speech from the North to the South, will be deposited in the office W . B. Councill Ji\, Plaintiff's [ H H B / A . Graham of and its tributaries mingle of the Clerk of the superior Store House, Attorney. e?£ after noon a with the country and Court of said Co. during the whole Notice ! Are now prepared to offer to nee was organ- flows peacfullv and quietly to 3 first days of the term or the public some rare bargains North Carolina, fin the Superior HHH^Ri ve' some extracts the Atlantic. We ought to the plaintiff will apply to the in the way of Dry Goods Watauga co., j court. wSBS^^m- Graham's .speech, be better Union men than the Court for the relief demanded Joseph IIayes -SUCCESSOR TOGroceries, Hats, in said BHP sorry we ca nnot give North or Northwest. They •July 30complaint. vs 89. Joe B.Todd CSC. HBfcech a fuller report. Mr. have no history. Our land L. L . Greene. ' W. R. Lovill Plt'ffsAtty. R a b b i n s B r o s , Hffaid: BOOTS, SHOES, AND A ( In the above entitled case it apis fraught with memories ! pearing to the satisfaction of the Rock Bottom At Last. Shull'H Mills N. C. IWVe are always cussing and of numerous battles of the General line-.f Hardware. Ag­ I court that personal summons pissing about not getting revolution war. A great ruin J. C. JONES, Zioiiville, N. C.. Keeps constantly on hand, ricultural Impliments, Oils I cannot be served on the defof wha we want from the law to the farmers—they buy too Keeps coifstantly on hand and and will sell at " Rock Bottom Faints, Putty, Glass, Coal i dant after due dilligenee,. jtfi makers when we ourselves de­ much on time and not accor­ will sell at bottom pi-ires for cash Prices," for CASH or country Oil. Spices, Druggist's Gro­ | therefore ordered and adjudged or country produce, Boots, Shoes ! by the court that publication be sire a great deal of it for not ding to their purses. Finance Mats; Caps. A special line of produce, such as Boots, Shoes ceries, Crockery, Glasware, j made in the Watauga DEMOHats Caps, & ect. A special knowing what we want. We is not the only object. We IGRAT, a newspaper published in L ADIES H ATS | the town of Boone, in the county line of should make our demands want to develop the morality of Watauga, and state a foresaid and we will get them. The by seeing good and whole­ 11ard w ai*e, Gr oeeries. for six successive weeks notifying markets should be well stud­ some laws well info reed—so- HEADY MADE CLOTHING A 1 lie said defendant that lie is reAnd many other articles too | quired to appear at the next SPECIALTY, ied, and sell where we can cial.y by meeting once or twice G roeeries, tedious to mention all of term of the superior court of said get the most for our produce, a uionth and conversing and keeps 110 shoddy goods. In shotr, ITard vva re, which ha ve been selected with comity to be held on the 1st. a And Drugs. not however, in opposition mingling with each otiier— a full line of every thing kept.inbe care, and bought at Monday before the first Monday^J first-class country store can A FTJT.L LINE OF BEST to the merchant, but should Wearing the crust off of the ound here. Give him a call. in sept-ember 1sa9, at the court h >use of said co. at noone N. c., wake him up and make him the'fussing man. ,u» liift ar 1 and answer or demur to the com —& VNNEIL HOUSE — sell what" he buys from us Our Stock of Notions, Ladie's plaint said action We (lout allow our memClothing ever brought to this Dress Goods, Cussimeres and lor theinrecovery of which will bo in the highe'st market. We bers to go into civil suits. certain real Mrs E. Walclij Proprie* County, and in fact, every­ Prints are complete. must stand by them when estate in noone n ctowit: Th k The Alliance was first star­ Our motto is "quick sales, place where the defendant's fami­ thing kept in a first-class they do us right and be good ted in Texas—the farmers or­ TRESS. and short profits" to all those ly now reside and also what is country store, can be found friends to them and they to ganized against horse thieves that, will give us a trial we'll known as the oragg place; both ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. here. All I ask is a trial. us. —Then a company bougHt a Good fare, neat rooms, and guara ntee that you lea ve our tracts containing one hundred less; plain­ Your friend. We have worked hard and large tract of land from the store with a smile all over acres more or to theor the for the polite attention. A good feed tiff will apply court have saved but little, now we Indians and tried todisposess and livery sta" J. P. Bobbins. your face, and when you relief demanded in said complaint. 1 uin in wantblame us, others who the setter, who banded ve connection with trie Hotel to organize and come once, we are sa tisfied can to­ Joe 13. Todd, C. S. you will come again. Rest W. JtJ. Councill Jr. R. Z. Lin'S by W. C. B r aleh. gether and defeated the com­ assured of the fact that we nev, Plaintiffs atty. GIVE US A CALL. their organization why not pany and kept their homes. will not be UNDERSOLD. This 2nd, day of July '89. / we have ours. The great trou­ It is called the wAeel in Ark, July 18 '89 tf. Thanking the people for _ J7B V HOPKINST" ble is theyare afraid of the far La. the Union; Ind. mutual their liberal patronage, and in ers, for when they demand benefit. hoping, by fair dealings, to any thing it has tocome. merit a The Democratic party be­ BLOW IXU ROCK, North Carolina, We should inform ourselves longs to us, and we must C O N T I N U E N C E o f Of Thefamous Summer Ilesort, so we shall know what is the use it. Cussing 011 general prin the Mountains. Magnificj ut the same. Carolina,, t j scenery, ice-cold water, and/ the best, we must have a change ieipleis no good. To keep the Elk Park, Nor H o are very Respectful yours, best table in the State \yMi be oin the currency a great move- j party in control is better I Watches repaired and all kinds of work in his line exe|>en June 1st with XJYss Bettio FOR SAff„E IIY Shell & Mastment is now to demonetize, than our own. The only way cuted promptly. Williams as house-keeper and L. W. L. BRYAN Mast N. (!. silver, the poor mans money, to get out of debt is to spend July 18 89—6 mo. S. Williams as clerk, both of Char Brno—May the 8th. I .otte. ahead OF i A f . , - ' "WliILE t s V j j ET E t o b e .' ^ VISITORS. Siisili & Masl J, LUES DRESS GOODS. ht m, SALMON Caliia Powder, Sheen Cure, WATAUGA HOTEL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6162b04491ce06c833e8ad36849ce6fb.pdf 456c5a0dd216ed859b25f4766320062d PDF Text Text I 7" / C iol' — J (;T ; ! 'iMUY, AUGUST s. IRS< BOONE NOG. nns piumcan LOOKOUT, WE MY3 STRUCK EOTTCffil I ' ' fan y newspa- 1 are even mow bountuul limit S. S. Jvupts 2 . S. S. tvi i n mu- Standard Prints, (5 to 11); Worsted 12L V •> y,. t s iuictvhi of his fathers were, and yet ne 1, S. S.pupitsl7. A.aiii .?s! _• tin;, teat thoiu ,i i4voii d to tht lOr. joriry in Congress \ *-u r/ush finds it hiwd indeed to pros Mr. //. L. Green Iroui »\ d*e;-Kinds of dress goods at correspondingly he figure-. it : •. ,:i.ty. State an<l Nation. r ' mJ fliers boro on the organization of the com v i new by emo ving Lawns from 6 to lOets. Mens wool hats 25e. to.i-'L fur UiGred L\> i v Thrr, ;-••<; a \ at per. 1 I is time i he Cot t hey Sunday Schools, which refiec- the • ariti bv whir tliev ex- i hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting, of plows, ;n»es, lhuue, Yi ataiiga County, N. C. won were organizing Thespei k- ted credit upon the speaker, T! <•{ to profit.— Sciiut Louis plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, & etc. & etc. •$: at.*. ~ « ed ]>. R ji'IH) 1 ] GHERTY, E DITOR. on ft C HI VERS. I'l DLlSIlEK. jer. never uttered a grander After words of encourage- Lot- '-Lisfsitdi. Cutlery of aiiL^rt^. at bottom truth, than when he said nient from others presnt, iol-' variety, and as ^ iitt it <-a Suits foi Damages. that "the farmer must look i lows t lie adoption Oi * oiisGd < utWPdBniHHi SrnseiaeTiox R ATES. W pc>crp[i<">>« fctlto his own interest, regard- jtutjon, report of Com. and ^ ^ . . .. . ROCT £fts or party.' The t imes de < Lei IOIM flood have taken Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. d l t " - jf '; Aw !t x ,,rtIl - ,a, !> ? f « Blackburn steps toward theprosecntiozi Large lot of shoes in latest styles, - oofs at prune cost >ze and analvze our fi- c*?«iiiifldn, n. o. ma , i,.,.,,! ,, i.,,,,,,,] , r .,fe () ff,r Brother'- L . flier Uu . •ostein if it is carried S e c . , with-Is \ Uav assistant. < Irn-kvmG. lurk * rsim.g • ^ ' u " L- oGofCo^.v • io Gui . irffenterest lot th.-m B. J. Ci.uuCU 7 mm. For Hub lor damage to proper-tut iuatory prices. Jeans and ( aamaera at lactor.y pruw. "onTOveit if however it is Vice President for each town- i CY caused by the bursting of Tinware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of build to he in the interest of ship,—Blowing Hock. W. V. *<• «'»*«»• A test ease rare- p A T K R S 0 N mactORV DATEH80H lfACTOH YTER80N ATHRSON I niil monopolies let Moms, Bald Mountain, Eu-1 u,1 .v prepnreil will doubtless I r vn.Mivov Inivml F— „o.*x 1 ACTOR »5* -x. mi , ;.»i, T.itmv linnti'i , Et*\ _< \\ • be made, „ :* ( v• I and as the memprices, to exchange foi wool or t#m condemn .t- lheyhave.jah un., i> OOIK tl> c!ub m . 0 W( „. tll cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, foi 7iewvrs of wood auc/ ! Thomas, Cove reek, Thos. 'leen mauv million,s* it is believed we will enableyou to pay up back debts. All for sale at drawers of water" for the moii Bingham,^idue binge,,u tei by some that large sums will bottom figures at, Dr. .1. B. Phillips & Son. ied class long enough. Put., -Ma tuey. I MN -L K. Lodg. recovered, it is under Sugar Grove, X. C. May 15 G mo. where is the remedy? In our bfony hoik, A. J. ^toielz, stood that the unprecedented own opinion it is not far toj Meat ( amp, v*. A . K(n i is. ^ , i j t -. » p _ For intermediate rates corres­ seek. It is perfectly clear to | M atauga, Joe AI.ohull^i.^auIIOW CAN .L . fense as the cause of the (lis-; pond with the Editor. Will W. Holsclaw sell goods so dhen p. every reflecting mind, nnbi-1 rel ( icek, L. M. Greer, k.lnrwLocal iioti< ( s 5 cents a line. aster. The effects of the flood 1st. By buying for cash at the lowest prices niu/ getting v Subscription invariably in A D­ ased by prejudice and un- j uehaw , A in. yunc.i/aio!:, . <•« on the other side of the Allo I le% all discounts. 2nd. by being satisfied with small profits. 4 . S. h ai inmg. VANCE and advertisments paya­ warped by preconceived opin • V(i r Dams, 1,11 * v ^ ble on demand. ions, tuat our system of Na-! Lxecutive (.onunittea. Ke\. the iirhlm^ across the Juri-' dld that oi r,n-j h** v ing nc w "bad ilebts or accounts, as he sells tional taxation is the cause Geo. Osbarn, E. 8. Blackburn, 1 ^ ;' .' ' ' for pay down. 1 now nave in stock one of the most cornof all our financial troubles, j D. Adams, Al.en liu ksaiK W the Pennsvl villi ia Ilmi |p'^ assortment of goo,Is ever offered for sole, nt bottom The money of the country is C. I). Taylor— Election id de, i •' M J.', X I ' prices, even the bottom dropped out. 2,000 yards of withdrawn too fast egates to Distru-t con vent ion j ^'piLoe in their favor. I <?Micops, consisting 0 ? indigo blues, ghinghams, checks H| HI of A safe and reliable remedy f<tr HEADACHE, being TOOT1IACHK ana NfUKALGlA. A lew TOOTHACH K and . chambrey finish, allthe latest styles, 500, yards dress f,,0,:n t , , e * hn " ne, ' , of trade M, ,, W I! Ij The progress oi tne eiise win ghinghams, SatsinesW orsteds, v'ctorir Lawns, at 5 to, [> rue of the case will Ibovill li" II. Morris! XlL be vntciied by the public, with 12%cts. Mull nainsook, cheese clot/j, velvets, drillings at H Morris Prepared only by the KEPHALINE DRUG CO tional vaults. H it was all in Lovill. rea t in teres t.—Ca volutin n. , lOcts. Sheeting at 7%c. Alamance 7c. Table oil cloth, Lenoir, North Carolina. due time returned to the peo­ Einma Conncill, Miss Bettie [Coffev.—De/egates to Btate Of the men who make theiri Twilled^.rappery for window curtains rnd organ covers. ' i f 9 U k \ IP 1 IMGNi ple, it would not be so bad, 6\) n vent ion to be held in A il mlm mark in the world, but a small Men and Boys cassimer from 20 to 50cts. per yard. Men but that is not the case. A a mington to be chosen by Ex. pro portion a re College bred. and Boys summer 7?ats lOcts. and up. Misses trimed bats surplus in the Treasury is con c atantly growing while the;Com. Time nnd place foi Wiiat is needed is to teach a | all stiles, 75cts. and, worth $1.00. Anything you want Mr. A. G- Corpening North next convention leftwit/i Ex. habit, of thought, of carefully at the lowest price possible from a paper of needles at oc. \\ Catawba, Caldwell Co. N. C. money in circulation is con- committee. Adoption of res considering, of arriving at to plows and even saw mills if you will ltt me order them .. • —QJ * -j I says, "I write this to say stantly growing less, until all olutions. Adjournment. truth.. The great end is , to for you. No goods sold on time, the rotuen credit system that the little bottle of medi- values have shrunk to aii al­ • il 1 T 1 ^ K i ,*«!% i ca •» »v* r* 4E. 8. Hhu kburn 8ec. equip a man thati 1 may uu-• nust go—pay down—Low prices insted ofC high is my mot­ ^ti.^'aih d Ivephaline is a arming-extent, and while the he splendid remedy for headache rringly reach the truth of tlye to, all orders by mail filled promptly. Every body is in M "Tity whole family use it and. farmers are suffering, they Convict.s And Public Roads. matter. To do this the su­ vited to call and see my new goods and low prices.. all say that it relieves them." are not alone. The poor la­ The Penitentiary is far perior education which t/?e No trouble to show goods. borer's in the great manufac­ from being self-sustaining Mr. wilson Lanton, Kings turing centers are reduced to Tourt anxious to please, college gives is not essential. Creek, Caldwell Co. N. C. says almost penury,until 'strikes' at present. The report for But to work well, one must Will W. Holsclaw. | the first quarter of the cur­ "I have used Kephaline for Mach 13 4 m. have good tools. Edward headache, toothache and 'lock-outs' and mobs are on­ rent year shows t/iat the f Everett once said; To read ly too prevalent. It is no CO neuralgia add have never *? SEWING MACHINES ' .... , learnings were $42,845.31. time now ior crimination and and the expenditures$51, the English language well, to >infl i hf failed to be relieved, I have i feA ft also used it for Colic in doses recri mina tion. A\ T e m u s t s ta re -AMI863.61— leaving the expens­ write withdispatch a neat, N --;vj-• will of one and two drops with the cold hard facts in the face. es above ea rnings at $9,008, legible hand, and be master ORGANS Aca great benefit. We know that times are get­ 31. We do not expect soon of the first four rules of arith­ 5th L ting harder every day; we ; to see this tax upon the peo- metic, so as to dispose at Boone N. C. Drawer Sew­ can} e t!e know that our lands a r " J "! pie removed. We have seen once, with accuracy, of ever- This handsome 4 full set of at­ ing Machine with Ai gust 3rd. 1889. eve > pieciaHng in value * year by jn o {)i| a u M i ggestedby .which y question of figures which tachments and i"v*• n() p an Hll g n c o u c u u j . . . . . . . 'jfo the D EMOCRAT. year; we know that while cap L )0 p U j ar objection to utilizing comes up in practice. L call tuis a good education. And fiV6 y63IS ^URIRHtBG flOHl -|tcr hearing the very ableitalists, manufacturers a n ^| t j i e convicts as meciianics get %ch of Mr. William A. Graif you add tlio ability to v, rite j THE AI AN I I4 AC 11 H o v o r c o r a e and at the for EIGHTEEN DOGEARS cash 1T ' n<^n, in the court house, on money lenders are growing| c a n ^ richer every day, that the same time makethe Peniten- pure, grammatical Luglisli 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines to 27 lilt., I felt sorry that every I regard it is an excellent ed­ r-y i of .farmer in Watauga was not poor are getting poorer. We tia ry self-sustaining. If you ucation. These are tools. are fast drifting into that de-j t v ie rasca ls at lj( ' rpresen*. You can do much with them plorable condition, so much |- .^esirliev cannot pay theii , , f in Kr.oxville.20 years experience in'this busiMr Graham is a son of Gov. ill-ended by every patriot, of rf .von' do pi t bat yoi, are hopeless L-n leyif 1,out any home i > 11. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles ar '1 T>. JV/illiam A. Graham, who was two classes, the one very nrti j t b e m a t trades you then j 1 hl ' l,K ' j^if was parts foi ull landing Vin-hines. srr cue of North Carolina's most the other very poor. Utthe; p en5tej ,tiary work in , Lnre bpj dr^tinguished sons; having fieen (4v. of North Carolina people take the hearing and (;oml , pt itiou with honest la- il11 J T h ."'-V-w thnt with 10 1,ne s e e what latitude they are in. b o r an(J this is dissatisfying: , , and dietary of theNavyun If the old ship ofStnteim/rilt If t l, e convicts arfinully used lll|1N ' ^^LiY'couid carve out 130 i atl 12m. der Imident Filmore; and ing toward the breakers, let . construct excellentcount.y p'-tent •• .• • _ who owi pied during his long the wheel be turned, ««d the .x should his fortunes andengrave hw| SUBSCRIBE TO THE and ujeful life, many other course of the vessel changed. name high on the scroll of con ^ fin ti for some years to pUtcedfi the highest trust; fa n I e.—Ao vr.s' mid 0 hser re/*. "111 fares the land, come, as in that way they arrd uhpse name will be re­ To hastening ills a prey, finnally reap gooJ reNOTICE vered |u North Carolina as Where wealth accumulates, ^ j n the advantages By virtue of an execution urn8 BEMOCBAt long as patriotism shall ha ve jen decay." brought to them. They can },, y hands for collection, is a votary within her L SUeCl Il'Oiii tueoui'ci iv* save a great deal in the ware sued Born the Superior C ourt We live, ndAear of teams, vehicles, is ind uvci and T6U haul about alainstsEli Rimer and -dartrio (is® an yg as much r for the sum of $65. thatefT ^ The first annual s^SPion • O W with interest & j over (P^tirgulshed fat >xpose to public! the Sunday School Conven­I Messerf^pv of tion for Watauga Co., met in \je spoke oi t house door, j advertise in the democrat if you 261 h day of vtni" Booneaecordingtoannounce facing The Salt Trust >eing Monday bl rnent, July 30, '89. The house Ifc sh ouhi be noted that in, - . ior Court, Eli Ri111 Kin - the attorneys of the new ^ rtain Rimer's in was called to order at 1,l he hy Rev. D M. Litaker, and !g ] Trust appears the firm ,,-Tiiirit '.Visp .acres of land ly a t want it to reach Toorer li S. Blackburn appointeti Tga county in 1) i !' < ' 1 T r ae.y, McFariand, Board-1 - n the Laurel day~ temporary See. Appoint- m a n & piatt. Witli the see- E08 j eh , adjoining is much food for ment of committees. After rota ry oS \\ar and the Re- Oil Rimer and • h , i I A: • O'E t.ilili t'ne object of the Con. is sta­ imblicaii political boss of tion is for B'V.v is it that the led in a- very eheeuve man- \*o. iV York deeply iuteres jiey of sai<l r u i ; p i ' O T i . K •ust rg t oils hi vain? He is v trie on the Hie Glen., the enroll- in its sneees, t he by sa tisfy said see*!''bvthe samesur, s'aae (tay ,f -i-.er'bers is next in certainly be srfiij This July | Ha 'execution ing si vowei; RRIGE $1 run yeah, IN V D \ AXClk ref fol- administration. ich requitea iHaves Shfi. r>(> ' s 4 1 1 were; le •N Ml I , s< >:ue 1 iow> .v i n i s t e i s i*res'' niu r idl­ - lie V '3<t- his cr / PJTV HRATK Y VJ. 8. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILIrt I ^ t ^i p a y e r s nl jf Yoa Want the Latest and Most Reliable ecu �Hondersonville, X. ('. .I ul.y 30th 1889. For the D EMOCRAT : There was a slight mistake made in printing my last ar­ ticle, which 1 desire to cor­ rect. Patron oc nred im tend of //atrr.ns. 1 w< nld he uii grateful to refer to any "one i:> particular, as all seemed satisfied with my teaching. .My services are nowcngagcd to assist Rev. \Y. A. Wilson in Sutherland Seminary. i am glad to komv that Miss Maggie Xeal whom 1 recoinmeiuied has accepted my foriner position hi Cove Greek AcnthiUUfe I feel assured her little shawl. As it was only! machinery. Tens of thouW. L. Bryan, g"oaeS^ Vance, Mr.J-H Brown large enough for two, the sands of them will soon be Dealer in General A/erchanSANDS, X. C. young men pulled their coat- wanted. Is general agent forWatiaudise, Boone, X. C. collars high up around their The company is extending ga for the well known t iki n Keeps constantly on hand a full ICM Us, and continually mut- its roads and are cleaning lim ! Peopte of "Watauga reed this Valley t'Ted : l d • a hiMVCold <t i i *. J out t'?e . tumps where v. be ' T; '. iricludiii* ulits' hats We Lave in • ,in* largo si or<» Itui!HII. We, uggested t/mt they /end a , • na .• ere soon to !>e i»p< udiligent the bemitiful town i f . indeed and i iir.incd. US f hep- coats. 1/ut hit some < d for public travel. in' vwli p'i'fii a suonh* < reason vyhi h tlmy wonid not Gkafb ; Dudlev Warm", n t yitin g'otsi- on hand at r fil . ir;0"0 r n " v • • r,f\ .. ,, times win h h - will ex'-imnge* explain, R.iit LP, clouded in a the celebrated author, ti'' • • ..... O > '* Jf it v • f* mystej v, th; y said they eon Id u resident oLXew Vortr :Jh hcnll b3r0l:0n. ^ *fe«Jvour woe! to tfre factory to :? r.ot tale a n <>;!. ami laugh heve, arrived al the novel TF > T; ^ worked. Vim raid aT>r i to 3 5 (, :1 to ea -i, £«. .!IIJJI*AHI- I '.DV "!' this evening. Goiaei- Si. 5 a. I- *•' i / s dispose ,)f your woo! Ul-you v * ;t - w is,mM si siinvs, for dent with rj'fyat was '. lately skipped a I'll!! line el'ge.Dds have seen him. foacccm thai o f J. M of every find, usiallv kept in tt apt* 24 2 H ). Test Tlllilll they seemed \ VL i } a * \ ? ' iir+J V V f I:! ' J ale u . ' ut some sny.de- Ij. S. Valet* and James M. wide v 11 I V \ / C *J sell for notding hut tlie nous something prevented, .\ 'lives, of Walnut Fill P. it. if I \jS ir i \ ami lad h worn in the same Asht county, wiili a man I >1 1 •* they spppo.se to he Anion 2J; Q 3 ~ { VTV pi •v jri ti 1 ; • : I: i1 s :; _s. hut w e All- Mn •'m i alley couul v \\ ho m ciAu i SPO'I mug nmrdered } ii •Mil d: I U 'dford , ia\fs L.M tn yi'f.r . '4 '/ Tiny o in* m-gne last, . rid for whont "A n c y. u 3 j ootis & Noiioiis 1 i.THnyu i J lie my efforts ; • us ; heir i<i«a ? it we y'F'.O r ward was o n I hy Wo will give vou bmgtijyi 'lid. will be spent at Sutherland, I are now down irorvi "Green- uoy. Fov .de ami deceaseds M Fardwar..', consisting ofK-cyths- cannot he s'.imcssedia tlwsi-c ' will be highly pleased at all Ian : s i ,- y mountain any .i. 1 remti\'es. • e a in ^ -»i 1 ales, irauiis, rtap J.oeks Otic stock epnsi .vts of a left eel st uck i/i times to learn of the success; gent lemen need have wo fears Ashe county as a m ranger ol this institution, which 11 that we will ask the favor of in July lasl and played off as j , lOVl .] Si s! , jH i eS) forks, hotli am "confident will attend it, j lending their coats again. deaf and dumb. He can ami and H prong, stacking L IT white under the charge of Perhaps my friends and does talk rig!it. along. As isteel traps, excitable < wtieig icnuaintnfiees will not weary be a. us wars yerv well the ( } e and the hoi PiJ)WS sold. ihaucumtind Miss Xeal.p^lll HH DIIYfitltlftfc T IXWAHK and O KOOKEUY , fall line. ! It is my intention to he on o; reading tins and oi fd-eoth gd'-ea Amos Austin K< >c*K FUF8 sue! Coffee v Gove Creek Saturday night, j readers, I ireg pard.: n lor w v as arres.<-«i and is now on ! 1 ir, Tea Hi; J OULLL'CG ( lis way to Burnsvilte for tt 1 tug. 10th, and a portion of my inlnision-. •'•o RVH'h <>il. pahHs. J. S. W. I T\ J umlay. I feel like it will do hope Boone is full of j c\y jdentif: ea I ion ; 1 / V-, ii'.clcw glass. me good to receive a hearty and happiness.*, I have had And sunt .is, shake from t-liose good peo­ some pleasant times there: .MO RPHIRY, VPS. Patent Medicines in ei-ons-'-ni nn ! G. CI. U i K A I i M I Success to the D EMOCRAT and .saws, ple, "and hope my students es THE GROGD! ! wlnc'i v.i.'l hi peeiaUy will be waiting and its new managers. xu\, s i oar, new - noi's 'Hosedna Sledge. END! EPS VARIETY . watching for me. Mvtrliew& Eaves. •last ; ceivi'dfrom 'he X <m tliern I buy all kinds of country Our little city can now boast Mar'o i r t he i• ii <: i line of goods Kemar.tally produce such ,is of <gnite a number of visitors, LLNVILUE ('OUTIESPONDENCE ver shown! m this couiity. LaA TTOI{X K YS.-A T-I jA.V, Linville, Aug. 2nd, '89 Butter, Eggs. who, fleeing from, the warm ie/>' Dress (Uxxls, 1'laids, Piiidsand Wax, Feathers, • regions of the South, ha ve To the D EMOCRAT: KEAL ESTATE AG EATS, ' iu--imt : s I), -uiesti'-s. i bit:. etc. Wool, Roots. <me to/their summer resi­ Two weeks ago I could M A U S t >A , Xott-TIl i \ ROELNA. Ui'OES, SHOES. SHOPS, SHOES, Cice ovo- D : n eve; »- sty! , and at starvation h a ve w ntten- a n e A sy letter Sto.c.ca Main 111 eetJv.iyiSSa; 1Cc':. Herbs. le; ices Here to enjoy our cool y. prims. The nici si lim of breezes and delightful cli­ had 1 not been i;i Bakersville, 1 WILL SELL YOU GOODS AS mate. I wish some of you attending the (onnty insti­ K. F. LOAMLL & SOX. GROCERIES could join me in a dv ive to tute. Last week when I A TTORNEYS AT L AW Flat Rock. It is three miles would have written I was too It jl Trf" We have a tremor,lious stock e Boone, X. C. 7f PftW7 from here, and so far eclipses unwell io write. JA7.Le ijJi GONFEilTiOXV 1GE8,1 W/jile the new hotel build­ July 4th 89—1 y. our town tjiat we find our­ to,hei'otinij in this part of the selves oblivious of Home sur­ ing is not yet fi nislied i t wa s 8G0TTA ERVIX, as any Mm-hdUl in the Go., talc. roundings, and delighting in opened to boarders and a few i lard ware (hlh rvy, A TTORNEYS AT L AW. who handles the siune iia • of its praises. It comprises a visitors July 17th the day rj'oekei \. Lenoir, X. G. goods. 7T8H0E8 SH0E8!^ number of fine dwellings oc­ annual meeting of the stock­ — ^—— GLAS.S-WA^E^ i J, run in connectipn witii n:y cupied only in the summer, holders of Linville Improve­ A ml everytliiinr else you u-fi at at J.F: SFAIXIIOl K b ore a large, first-dass, rs •w y but are well attendee/ to by ment Company. Miss Boy; . W V. and S. P. Moore's, Bloi m y r ATTO i; XEY A T LAW. gardeners who remain all is ir, charge,and the Compa­ Roek, North caroiiaa. • ny has honored licr by nam­ Boone, X. C. w inter for this purpose. SHOES! \lu v 2'.),— 1 2 ni. SHOES Jlc ing; it hotel Boyer. Since Sjiecial attention given to The winding paths througa Mf c r •"" k k h $ r f\fa if r, ot t Tt the forests, 1 he flower yards the opening room after room the collection of claims. rr Lt f Q _ fk iiA huu»\ By I O a f : ahkH/i : IV \ laid off in every concei vable has been finished and immedi Julv 4th 89—1 v. Ufi.ii. in il5 fje-XTIOEo 1 811017 s! m AN I) KNOCK MOOilT shape,the i n a gn i iieen t h pines ately occupi d. Visitors are fitted up with evei-y luxury awaiting the finishing of the M: M. PARKS, J. R. HEX80X, 1)A!>\ HiA.iE, 8atisfac{"io/i guaranteed to X. o., ' which laboz* or wealth can rooms to the full capacity of traveling public. A TTORNEY AT L AW bestow,—all these aided - by the house, isjusi nv-oiving a large stork Parties wishing to James G. Loven has conclu i Jeiierson, X. C. the charms and beauties of G MNERAI.. MERGHA A'dtSK vhicli will be s-d-i for i:r4ior Nature render the scene so ded to '"'shut npshop" i/i A a- June (5. 88. ly. Q I > sublime that we are reminded ron, and move his family to We can give you shoes m any •onntry profluc - a! pri-n* BR VJ i never before heard oi. Give T. B. FIN LEY, quantity, D;:e or quality. We him a call. of fairyland or a visit to Far Linville. He bus added 23 r p i r IJ r you up in ioot avare from A TTOR N E Y - AT- LAW, can 11 a dise. It is just such a p/ace feet to his store-house, which apr lv. A IIP is dragging for want of lum­ a 75 ct. brogau to tlie finest as will ins])ire in all the Wilkesl»oro» North Carolina. 1I E ^ liand-sewe^ ladies shoeev->r sold W. V. MOORE, \>. .VOOHL. young men and old bache­ ber. Mr. Richie's house is at SGx> A Hit i :1 W. N.G We carry a fall and a perfect stand still for. the lors a desire for enough of \V. B. GOUXGILL, J R. complete stock ot MOOSiE Bros., this world's goods to fit them same reason. Mr. Loven will A TTORNEY AT L A ,V. build himself a house. IX T HE M()1 NT AIX S will s; i ve up such an abode, and then Proprietors of a First-( 'lass boar­ a nice little wife with whom This reminds me that A. 8. July 4111 891y. Boon^ X. G money by writing me for terms. Board very reasonable. Convey t) ding house for Summer Church has bought out Jo­ V\'. B". OOUNCILU M. D !-<V to enjoy it. I am inclined to aiiceSj double or Gngle, furnished think if the former is acquir­ seph Brvan, his part ner in the Boone, X. C. on a plication at reasonable rates V -. • . * ed, the latter would be easi­ saw mill here, and is now go- Resident Physician. Office with a good safe d: ivor. ing it alone. He has sent ah i on King Street north of Post CLOTHING. i'»iowi-;g IP... k iris, a ,|. ly obtained. jT^j Calls special attention to a Bear with me in a short ac-j order to the manufacturers j i »i;ice.^ ^ climate : Fresh air ai tlp^j-ewa­ full line of Home made shoes count of a delightful trip I for another mill, which iss.id | ' ' " ' ' * x ' ter, charming* mountaiaL,-,-nerv. consisting of Men's, Ladies. took last Sunday. We rare- ly needed, and another one PR. L. C. ItEE\ ES. Telegraphic Conned ipm ith tlie Misses &chil(lrens, the very P HYSICIAN AND S URGEONCome and examine for yourself. outside world. ( hit prieefcr board ly devote tHe Sabbath here will soon be. best made. At low Prices. Yi'eightstill Aldri'h has Office at Coffev's Hotel, 8pecial inducement in pri- Weean suit you in any style,size is only -i ; ; 20 a mont h Vni. .. corto recreation and pleasure, Boonr, X. 0 ces for the Next 60 days for j ()I . co I or . Nothing but first-class lvspoudeuce is solieit^M but our partne/8 cjn this oc­ commenced the erection of a. instance lib Sole Leather at j g. 00( ] s handled in this lino, and casion are closely occupied large livery stable on the cor Jhly 4. 89. 25 to 27c cash by the side.| ^ Hsfjll tjrm g , mrall ,e«l. 7 (, all the week, and we went on ner of First and RufRu .vtieTs; AG and all other goods at like We have bought our Five other houses are soon Sunday for the sake of being proportions in price I the lowest inarkets. w Me UpniCi' hcNoi'l, Over A TTORNEY AT L AW, \iso repair ham: es loi su( .h m 00( ] s ilS i ir with them. In a party of to be contracted, an 1 there Fvp], On tlic •ks shovels, spades,Arect, ^ ;in< i . - !L; : VL , \\P - soli four we rode out some miles is a ppospect t/zat many oth­ Lenpm, N.G ii N, ] n \Voh. best grass Id • lU '• <v:\idvtii,'ief«>i4 uiil not be June 27. 88 ly. to ascend the tower of Mt. ers will follow. Ikvcnty nisf- line of goblet A just in af-JV-' Will Wild, of Linville Gove, lasu„ ingiig'n Ilebron. finl from inaVTv d cr y Visi By means of the telescope, was bitten by a rattle snake, 1 hi A v e r. two or more weeks. ago, but .... Stiil we could bring right up to us, . , TT j „ : ... full line oftiii-wnrentex ilUCIOUlUs wa: '' 110 objects 18 miles distant". "« , cee< 1 i lgly lowpnces l^Gal tin! Sheep six or eight, miles off 8 t ( : l'7 ! "g'' h ° T'T 7 oliiil I ^Jtrue rates aest. qnaiH;. !<> Call and pnee our goods br-foiv •vere so near t.rat one of ,ho "7 b ' tfc '" ,, foiv ' h ? kn ™ A Elk Park, Jvfl k l^j (•luuH-oidtn.ev.M^ypiemgaar . ,,inhere.' party aetnally heard them Ho v l antly tamed and kdlWatches ref * a-uteed 111 quality and price. ® . . bloat; or at least he said so. <».o monst-r lames ... kinds of work i A nice line of cassimers anc ^ atch tins column next nuted prompt! Jeans just received and will weeK for a more complete list and as he wasalaw.vei, we 7' 1 ^ V'"'Y' "G'i , , ,• ft Oainniwiler, Sheep GJ 11 ' ' 1 « be sold cheap come and exam- of our bargains. eonhi not doubt, his veracity. A' " 8,1n k o , t h e ( ' t l K J u l j ' 1 8 8 9 ine my stock of goods and if; iovment seemed comwhich was about five; I)R . Ghleken Powder, j you want to buy 1 will make! vH •: feet long and carried thirteen i .< tf but every sweet has i Respectfully, I L prices right-. ruyf; uCii&iilSil ;r. The wind bio' s i-i- riptlcs. It was killed in this LK P ARK VV. L. B r y a n ('ou at v. If? 'rtsantly on t In 4 town, and Best mat WfR!S18 Mr. EnVootlBulgin,ofN-,av . w()i . k>ali() J Jones & Vance. fissWilliams and I had to 1'oone, N.C. I U !lv 1 S 'SD 1 " T.K KV forsake the views a ml sit snug Jersey. Is soon to commence •»nf.ovmI n Jy together wrapped'a one tijtv rviinifnotvre of brick bv Julv 18 89 G it ^i __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_0808_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 8, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-08-08 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f3c59c3e0048a48e428e00db9f79b4fe.pdf fdb5498be892fcab10d54d95d97779ec PDF Text Text OL BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. PEMOCRATH:FWINIH newspn- sample of themen harried in-! demoted to the intern^ of: to the mil way mail service j ;ty, State a n d Nation. before the civil service inhsj NO& j three children of Israel. The fancy that, to be educated the petty principalities of Eu­ mother of one of them said, they must go to college; rope a hundred years ago, 11 is encouraging to see the when asked about the mat- when, m fact, some of our but nowhere tha t we know of iibiished Every Thursday at took effect to improve, actor' number of business failures tcr: '*1 feel jes as tho my boy best educated men nevei outside of a few North Caro­ •ane, Watauga. Cbttiit.y, N. ( d.ag t.o i he republican jpur- j dec/easing. Whether t7/is is in Ileben as if I'd dot; been spent a day in college, whih lina towns, are Prodest'ant imis, its eiflciency and l one.; denotes really improved com- <htr, an, seed "iin. Jackson, I some who were worst qual- sects, at present, so disgust­ if. DOltiH EH i'V, ESTOK . Mi. Ksns v\ one of tliej merieal health or the fact of, de prophet, com man him to ifiet. for nsefoncsior 1 appi- ingly jealous of each other in C. Ill VERS, I'nnjsiiKH. tnanagers for (Jen. Alger at reduced material to work on, walk de firy furnace and helness have graduated, and advancing the educational Chicago, and there was some j this deponent saith not. W'eihleeged ter hey him.-News show (hut not read) their di- i n t e r e s t s o f t h e S t a t e . H E S c use in i'Ti< > >; 1! A T KS. lrntation among the south- incline to t/re opinion that itpuid Observer. plomas. Not where you are not gaining anything' as i.V 1 year (> months...t .v. 50c. ern politicians over the sto- ' realy indicates a better finnnwere taught, is the es­ a people as .long as (these wh 3 months 35c. rywhich got about, that lie cial condition. Sun Shine. things are so, and the j Soon­ sential matter. J charged the Alger campaign A stirring campaign is just A poor widow asks me, er we forbear and fore/go our ahead in Virginia TheDeinGood people, have you sun­ with reference to my first ar­ petty jealousies, the hotter it Iva&ks. * ' :uBd>$500 a head' "for dele? - ., j filths, arid only paid the del- ocra.ts are united, earnest, ny homes? Does the sun ticle. r 'Do you mean that will be for us and for oi^r pos 1 inch 1 week, .... even enthusiastic and the .7r>! I '-^ates $'300. It was no doubt shme out from your dwelling!if I might borr w the mon- teritv.—N. C. Teacher."^ . t u r i ni signs prognosticate a warm $3,1 considered a legitimate busi­ as well as in? Do the sweet, 1 " a and probable Remix ratiCj bright, life-giving rays of the ey requited to carry my only •3 '>6 " ness transaction, but carp­ ,, VTOau n son through college, I should 3 1 year -If< NOTICE! l)«m,^,t„,|ig||t the woi.ld _ meet ing critics charged that the ' X „ not do it ?" Y'es madam, By virtue of an execution commission taken out was .V A". 1 ,"' 1 u '" n< '. < . i o f doincstic brightneBK I mean exactly that: I mean in my hands for collection, is .1 • * \ '-dumn 1 week $ 0 too high. Mr; Estes is .now the ilepuoli^an arlmmistra-!. 71 ,i jd<M w don will do all it can to l.el„i" uJ bea.ningtrom the honorable, manly sense sued from the Superior Court " 1 month $3.3.50 1 your hearthstone? Do you of independence which your Clerk's office of Watauga Co. 3 " $25 out of a job because he lu» Malione, and that the moral (i " $37.50 the temerity to deny that lie wrry smiling faces about own son now feels, would in favor of Joel Norris &sons ir $50 had ever received from the game and noble Republican with you? When you look & against Alfred Green, for he unwisely exchanged for the sum of $8.10, with inter­ methods that were success­ Posmaster General's- friend in the mirror by chance, do college education which bur­ est and cost. I will expose to ate rates corresany of the money that win ful in the disgraceful cam­ you see there cheerful, happy dened him with a sense of public sale, for cash, at. the paign of 1888 in Indiana charged him. ^its a line. and elswhere, will be repeat­ countenances? And if there obligation evermore. I mean Con it house door in t he town But same accu'-ations ed in the firf^WAa Virginia purchase is sunshine in the parlor, is that when you shall have of Boone, N. C. on the 26th ,nts.-paya- chine from the districts of promises, intirnk/ation and there any enlivening ray of given your son the best edu­ day of August '89, it being cation that can be paid for Monday of the Superior Messrs Brower and Ewart. —"blocks of five." Next it in the kitchen? Is there Court, Alfred Green's inter­ Mr, Settle, the sou of the late weeK the Democrats will merriment and laughter in with the meaiisithas pleased est in a certain tract or par­ lodge Settle, admits that ,<J idiotninate their candidate for the sitting room? Does it God to give you, you have cel of land in Vv'ataga Coun­ ^iUGow^KJivThere are a half find its way up stairs where done your whole duty in the ty adjoiuing the lands of J. H. Bros n, H. C. Miller & oth ""*"™doze^fu^rnhfP*T i »y^u 1 ' n<J i 1 t (he children sleep? Are there premises, and may, humbly ers, it being the home place accounany rooms in your house but trustfully, look for the 'other $2,000 candidates tor the nimUl' lfl Divine blessing on the result. of Alfred Green. Levied on by me on the 22nd day of July anislie'd. 6'on- tion named. The Barfs ni' which are damp, gloomy, 1 mean that the education irt denies flatly counting on carrying Virgin colt/and inhospitable, from you can give him while he ,89 to satisfy sa'd execution , or half of that ia by the aid of Democratic le /ack of the inflowing of remains an inmate of his he- and costs. This JuV.y 22nd '89. J. L. Hayes Stiff. Tver received in his Protectionists. What a drW 'Stic sunlight. loved homesubjected to all its ct. He says that $1200 name! A Democratic Pro­ Tftfow open the windows; ••hastening, hallowing influ­ set W ilmMes­tlY door ajar, let the NOT It 'E! collected by Colonel Pat tectionist .— By virtue of an execution fresh breeze of purifyingcheer ences, is very likely to be of senger. nd was wisely spent, fulness\sweep through and greater value than that he in my hands for collection, is was all. IN A FIRY FURNACE. blow out the disagreeable o- would acquire by spending sued from the SuperiorCourt he matter narrows down four years even at Harvard Clerk's office of Watauga, Co. to a questron TIT vera any be­ A CRAZY RELIGIOUS EltenFMIC Hnrs • the infectiousormelan­ in .fa vor of W. L. Hendri " cholies, the cobwebs suspi­ lUas not Benjamin Frank-, tain Rimer for thesumoi tween Quay and Leach on the IN ALABAMA. cion, the dust of fault find­ 1 in educated ? If not who has 65, together with interest & a one side and the taree Coning, which hides the beauties cost, I will expose to public headache gressmen on the other. The Chicago, Aug., 13—A spec­ which lie beneath its distast- ever been? Look around sale at the court house door, 'use it and whole f you and see if you cannot in­ Relieves them." money was raised, and wheth ial from Birmingham Ala­ iul mantle. Let the clean, stance several who had no in Boone, on the 26th day of all say tlm Aug 1889, it being Monday er pocketed by go-betweens, bama says: A most remar­ searching air find out every ton, Kings more schooling than Frank­ of the Superior Court, Eh Ri­ Mr. wilson I or spent in corrupting the kable religious craze has seiz­ nook and corner in which 1 Greek, Caldwell Co\N. C. says mer's and Martain Rimer's in colored voters is not very ma ed the negroes near Bessimer. have beer, hiding doubts, or lin, who like him, abandoned terest in 300 acres of land ly . "1 have used IveplAdline for daily labor when twelve to . iieadache, toothache and teial. The story simply adds and the country intermedi­ hates, or en vies. Let it filter fourteen years old, yet who ing in Watauga County in Elk township, on the Laurel neuralgia add havVe never to material for the history of ate between that rapidlvgrow through and make sweet all failed to be relieved, I\. have the manner in which the pres nig place and Birmingham. the places where selfishness have ever since been useful, Fork of Elk creek, adjoining efficient.,-respected, i n tel 1 igen t the lands of Eli Rimer and tib;o used it for Colic in doses ent administration was fois­ For some time past an old ne has been breathing. Send the if such men as Shakespeare others. This execution is for w 1 *• drops with ted upon the. country, aof one and two gro named 1obia, ^ Jackson, J n00 nday sun of charity the purehas money of said ureat benefit. gainst a majority of five'Hun­ lias been proclaiming him of trust and truth into it, and franklm. and Lincoln lands. Levied on by me on Jrtw estiug BeveJaii own eg adding the dred thousand of the white self as Daniel, the Prophet, and then invite your friends are to be deemed uneducat­ the 20 day of July to satisfy ed who need fear to be class­ said execution and costs This Icoc.le csu ".paign ir. Loth Carolina. votes. New York and doing all kinds cf singu­ to enter. Letyourhome, how them July 20 '89. J. L.HayesSliff. lar, wild and queer things. ever large or small, elegant ed with The discontent of tjg>-Nbi*th A combine near home. Greeley. Darkies in tAissection are ig­ or simple, be scented continu Carol n i repuhliran»with the N0T1CE! norant and superstitious of ally with the flower-like o- 1)enom inationn 1 prejud ice. way patronage has been han It seems we are to have a By virtue of an execution in Jackson's actions, and great dors of tenderness and con­ died, is leading to some in­ combine or trust here in our powers which he claimed to sideration. Decorate your In the first place there has my hands for collection, is­ teresting disclosures, regard-; very mir/st. It is composed sued from the SuperiorCourt parlor with courtesy, spread been too much denomination Clerk's office of Watauga Co. ing the campaign there last ,,f uu . n \ V e know, men who have. The simple minded negroes your table with generous hos al bickering to make the in favor of D. P. Mast Com­ Autumn. Senator Quay claim ! W ere raised among us. were awed by him. Saturday pitality. Let sunshine greet whole system ofpuhlic schools missioner, and against E. B, s that he put into the hands Ypppy W ere once as poor as last, he persuaded three every one in the house. You a success throughout. The Miller and W. N. Thomas for , o1 his private secretary, Mr. |., n y 0 f but by the operayoung negro men that they will be surprised, friend, to fact that University has to the sum of $37.69 with inter­ Frank Leach, $30,POO to| t j o n s G f a protective tariff were representatives of Shad see how light and airy and dole out its chair of instruc­ est and costs. I will expose save the North State for Irlar thev are now rich, and are rach that entered the fiery merry a pla ce such a house is. tion among the leading de to sale, for cash at the Court house door in Boone, on the rison and Morton. His secre eR tering into a trust or comfurnace of Nebuchadnezzar of It will be the nook to which nominations of the State is a 26th day of August '89; it Q^rNsays that he gave $5,- pinetogrow richer. The Sou old. He claimed that the fur you will turn naturally and shame and a reproach, not being Manday of the Superior 000 to Mr. Ester for use in ! thern Plain Association met naee where ii on is melted and gladly, as the dearest spot to the University, hut to the Court, E. B. Miller's interest tie disti'K t"of Chentha in, the ; n Charlotte on the 6th inst. cast into all kinds of forms, on earth. It will be one con­ interest that makes it neces­ in a certain taact of land sit­ n|vrd; $5,000 to Judge Set- and adopted the short time was the furnace of Nebuchad­ tinual Summer day indoors. sary. It looks too much like uated in Watauga County in . tie's son to elect Brower, and movement for the purpose of Meat tamp township on the nezzar, and tliftt they could It may be dark and gloomy having to throw a bone to waters of Meat (lamp creek, '$5i000 for use in Congress­ curtailing production. There too much protec­ enter it and pass through without, but that will not be the dog to keep him from de­ adjoininb the lands of J. H. man Ewart's district. The has been the resu/t is over­ tion and without the smell of fire. cloud the sunshine within. vouring you. The other fact Brown, H. C. Miller and oth­ other $15,000 was Used in production, shortening of the Three negroes called them­ The season will not change is equa/ly discreditable, viz, ers, known as a part of the ' otirni- districts in the State, time and reduction of operaselves the three children of is your roses. They will be fade that some men of strong de­ Isaac Green tract. Levied according to the claim of Sen tives wages. The rnanufac­ on by me on the 22nd. day a tor Ouov and his secretary. Iturers are notto blame for rael, under the influence of less flowers of perennial fra­ nominational influence have of July'89, to satisfy said ex­ their new prophet,deliberate grance. Tliey will grow and not only stood aloof, but ecution and costs. This July •<a. m i i publican party has claimed 11 v entered the gate of the cu­ .iarry their sweetness with {practically discredited the 22nd '89. J. L. Hayes Shff. natter is, taat nobody ( ' ai ;i' favor protection to Amer i pola of the furnace and rush1 lm « (Kin in to ; , Ver how tlie $5,000 in ijcaIll abor and here we sef lie 000 m , , caI1 labor the white them, and the flood of radi- public schools, without ever ance will follow—yes—even lifting a finger to offer some­ -B VNNEIt HOUSE kacle of the republican dis-jhow their plan operates aheat of the melting iron. into your graves, and make thing better. There aresev Iriet'K expended, if it was) gainst that labor. Itwasde 4y^L' , f .,n The Ouav b ided to shut down all mills,! When they failed to come out added light in the mysteri­ eral communities we could Mrs E. Walch, Proprie! .'..In h„^ bbotl 1S im.nm K .....I >v«.vi.w| 4ack#on , tho prophet, pro- ous world beyond.—Messen- name in which excellent TRESS. P t l o l tove .a J NA hot- 30 ihivs, in order to j claimed that he saw them rischool buildings are shut up I'tet ty. broadly lliat Lstes U )R yj a g. tot ton at the pressing in the air, with the from one years end to the ELK PARK. NORTH CAROLINA. [*><1 not, !>*:> the moiV'.V prop-!ent high prices. That same Education. smoke of the furnace, attend­ 1 1 other, simply because the n party claims Good fare, neat rooms, and •s' interest,' ed by angels, and said that differeut religious denomina­ polite a ttention. A good feed ie prot.ee- they would revisit the earth The prevalent and grave tions are jealous of each and livery Stat > • hid in , v e r next Sunday. The negroes mistake concerns not the other's ascendency in the se-,i connection with tne Hotel U 1yBc:h. ^ m proposeto meet atehechurch value of education, hut its! lection of instructors, or the j by nature and scope. Half our j election ofdirectors. We are} GIVE IS A CALL .next Sunday and pray while waiting the descent of the intellectual, aspiring bnyfi repeating the experiences of July ]8 '89 tf. w a s EDITOR! ALENTKEES. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1889, �W. L BRYAN, SCOTT& EI Cove Creek Academy, would be offended. If P tirt of o u r churches in the W. M. FRANCUM, Principal. ATTORNEYS. increasin^^^^UBB^^^|I put above my signature support of the Gospel is main Next term begins Aug. 5, '89 are proud that^oepeop^Kif' that some body was guilty A attributable to the way Board, everything included, Watauga and surrounding!of a-crime which even needs the fathers taught. I am so ! six dollars per month. counties are taking such in- an open rebuke, and person- glad that a new era is dawn- Still On Hand J .F. SPAIN With A I terest in the paper. ) ate them don't you see they infU hut our young ministei > Tuition frrm 75ots, to $2 ATTORNEY Now, friends, we want to . would be offended and seek who are interested with the Nice line of : per month. For Further parBi say this to you : If you de-! to destroy me in some wa.y work, will have a haid t'lnei j ticulars, address the Princi- j Special attention sire paper enlarged and : or other. Mr. Editor, even peo while this revolution is going j the > j pal, Araar.tha. N. C. i the collection of c ail on I1 I made more interesting, help! ' A > professing Christianity, I | * * * | July 4th 89—1 v. us by paying us what you Mmve just- snrh hearts. "We 1 intended to have writi.cn | NOTICE. the news of the country, but ! are due us qt once. This will ;do not like to see our ow n y virtue of power ofsaleconM M. PARKS,] enable us to enlarge the pa-isms." If we were right, we have had a relgious turn of| i tallied in a Mortgage, executed ATTORNEY AT per. The little amount, due unn ] f / ( ; i n ; | thank a friend to mind at this time, which 1 I by Win. Yonee, to Margret LGWknow is not veiy popular in ; ! rane< o ' Watauga ( o.. and r >gfrom each subscriber who point, them out, that we Jefferson, Consisting, in part, of Boots. istered in book ' IV' of mortgage owe us from the 18th. day might have an opportunity • secular news papers, that is, i SIlOCK . " pages# 4 and #5, the under­ June 6. 88. ly. too much of it. Then reader! of June 1889 to 1st July 18 to improve. signed to satisfy t!ebtof$53, 89 will make us a nice little Dav d, when shown his, con you or 1 one should apolo- i B"ess Goods, 44, with interest an i cost, to se­ T. B~ FIXLE V, Notions, cure the said sum, will sell for sum and will enable us to fessed them, and 1 behove ev­ gizc. 1 will try to give you ATTORN FY- AT-RAW, Hardware, cash, ontliepremacis, tot ehigh buy new material. ery spiritual minded person more news next time. est bidder, on the 2nd day of,Sen Tinware, Wiikoslioro, North Carolu J. J. T. Reese. Won't you think of this will do the same. 1 am tired teinl>, r' SO, l he afioresnid" r u t of Groceries, and, being a part of (it*acres and at Court hand us over of tkissur','acereligion, whose Sweet Water N. C. Coffees, \V. B. COUNCILS snore or less, known as t! e'u-esthe f1 or 50cts you are due .-lately tread, i/i golden shpAug.lOth. 1899. iiell tra t, being all woodland fine Sugars, ATTORNEY AT IK us. If you knew how glad p i s, stalks through protrac­ To the Di M >CHAT: ly timbered..The land is located Tea, m Shawnehav t nvnsliip on tii July 4tli 891.v. Rooue, N. and contented it would make ted meetings, then, Hip-VanAfter visiting' your sanct­ Rice, waters of Banner K Elk adjoining us, we are sure you would winkle like, lies down to sleep um on the first Monday in II he lands of Chilli p Church Nancs Cigars, VV. B. cor NCI IA^""M. D. not fail. Friends think o!' never to awake, if there were Aug. and being so cordially Church and others. Margeret Cigarettes, etc. Boone, N. C. this when you read the DEM­ no more pi otracted meetings. welcomed by both editor ant Gawvanco Noitgagee. July 2<j'8.» Resident I'bysieie.w.-^ Offic OCRAT , and each one of you Now, if 1 say we have just publisher; it lias impressed on King Street north osi bring or send us a new sub such people in our churches, me to writeyon a line. Office. ttUUH HU a LLf My! ... 1 v. s<Tiber and make us doubly and personate them, you see visit recalled to mind, the DlUgS & MOUlCinSF BLOWING ROCK, North Carolina, •I une 1: they would abuse the writer days when happy. DR. L. C. HE! :vm. Thefamous Summer Resort, ( f Bob and 1 and s] are no pains, nor time went to school together in of the Mountains. Magnifieient PHYSICIAN AND R There is always some one in going through this broad the old court house at Boone In good variety, Also take scenery, ice-cold water, and the , )ffiee at Coffey's to grumble, and talk discour best table in the State will be oworld to carry the news that hut alas! for you audi dear all kinds of pen June 1st with Miss Bettie agingly as possible. .Many he is the meanest, man t hey Bob, are gone fore vermore. vYillinns as house-keeper and L. July 4. 89. have been alarmed about the vS. Williams as clerk, both of ( h • ever saw; for they are carnal 1 now see the necessity of continuous rains this spring .otte._ ly minded Christians, and the more learning, and would DH and summer. Of course the devil has possession of them. sav to theyoungmen around prospect for crops looked ver NOT 1 E! Therefore, I will say nothing y unfavoraable but none of about tlvun nor personate me make use of all the gol­ fs hereby given to rhomas brew ELK •i- that a cei tiini tract of land, us knew how it would turn any man's crime, but say den opportunities as they lying in ncaver nam townslii pass. out. Now we can judge bet­ something that will please. wntanga con ty, was Rev. I. W Thou I us of your ter. Wheat and rye have taxes lor the vt r In the fiist place, i wish to village wns hereon the9inst. made a good average cropon say that Rev. I. VV. Thomas and organized an Alliance. Yep. oats crop good. The coin made us an Alliance speech b >ard of eon crop in many places in the Friday night, and organized We believe that is to the far­ The certifier County look unpromising, an Alliance at Upland school mers intei est to join the Al­ ing been signet and milesi red< still we will make enough, if house. The farmer of today- liance, so fall in the ranks brethren and work for each And country produce in ex by the third day ( frost does not come too ear­ is Israel in Egypt makingthe inidersigned wd change for goods Gents' fur­ for said lauds. This .ud^ ly to meet all demands. Our bricks for Pharoh's Mansion, others interest. meadows are tine, but will be li'ho can live under such op­ There is some sickness in nishing goods, such as, dress H. C. John our neighborhood at present, shirts, (both laundried and put up rather ripe to make pression ? L. IU Jones, is very low with unlaundrjed.) Collars, Cuffs. first,class hay. We were promised when consumption, II i s 1ittle babe Slips, and in fact, almost Mr.J- H Brc To view our present condi­ Harrison was elected, good SANDS, N, C. tion every way, we have cause times and plenty of money. was buried here last Sunday. anything needed in Hu t li ie. T« .U*ei mi'nl Vol- o t< -7'b-P I'1 ' •»!•• ••»+•• J — ga for ilie well known Elkin to be thankful. We will make our sympathy, as we liavo v'allev both man and beast—ourhor I'ihhierand harder. The tar­ traveled along the road of iff on goods, the trusts, the ses, mules and ca ttle are fat. bereavement ourselves. We and we have but little doubt monopolies all combined are hear of some cases of fever, Heady-Made Clothing from 8 that money can soon be had crushing out the vitals and to wit. Mr. Isaac Storieand to 25 dollars per suit. W< lie will keep a supply oftheii for all our surplus stock. We breaking down the physical son, but we are glad to say handle only first class goods, yarn goods on bund nt nil times which he will ex -hange hope the good people of Wa­ constitut ions of men who la­ are convalescing. Mr. C. C. and will guarantee prices as •'or wool, or he will send your tauga will all be able to pay bor in the field, s Because of Milliards little son Loyd has low as any other niefvhant wool to the factory to be off their taxes this fall with over taxed labor, they are fever also. I have heard old who handles the same grade worked. You cant afford to Our stock of goods'is now dispose of your wool till you less trouble than for many required to eke out a scanty men say that 1 hey ha ve never of goods. have seen him. living for their families, when years. Our County has al­ npr 24 2m. they ought to sit enthroned known as wet a season as ways paid up her taxes as this has been. The people promptly as any county, per as kings; because farming is aroun dhere aie havingsome In till (Ujxu-tniont.s, consistN (>rfct1 Can >1 i i m \ I n t he Su peri or i,ig of — lia ps. There has never been the first Divine occupation trouble saving their oats, W atauga Co. \ Court. given to man. I can show much property sold in Wa­ ' )L{V """ —GOODS, M.'IVY HOI ton ai.d grass, lit think that tauga, comparatively speak­ you more spiritless, broken we would be safe in saying NOTIONS, YS down farmers than the same Goods at almost your own ing, for taxes. HARD WARI^ L. \J. Greene. that there will not be more I run in connection We want to see the people number of any other proles than a half a crop of corn price. In the above entftled case it aj) GROCERIES, of Watauga improve. You sion in the country. Now, made this season, So we with my other business, a pearing to the satisfaction ofthe CANNED GOODS, court that personal summons must raise more and better what are we going to do? can begin to see that hardCLOTHING, cannot be served on the defen horses, mules and cattle. Cattle were never so low sin- e times are upon us. SHOES, dant after due diligense it is HATS, - the war, and the wet weather There is always demand for therefore ordered by the cou t GENTS' FURNISHING Goods, Grover is not to be blamed that summons by publication and almost anytning kept in good stock, aud at fair pri­ is depriving us from saving fo7- these hard times is he? our hay, and it will be hard oe made in the Watauga Demo­ ces. Live stock is our main We think not. If the Pres­ crat a news paper published in a first-class store. money crop and where a far­ for us to winter our stock; ident is responsible for scarc­ bhe town of noone in the Co of our butter is 7 to 8 cents, ha VV atauga and in the STateof N. C. mer raises one head heshould That We con 10 cents, and our farm ity of money it falls on uncle for 4 successive weeks no t '"yi ig Remember raise two or three. This Ben, this time. Where oh: the said detendan to appear at products of all kinds in pro­ which we think is equal to will increase the money in H ILL NOT portion—some we can not sell where is that flood of money any in the county, and we the next term oft he Su perior YC: circulation. Many of our court of said Co. to beheld in at all. Farmers wake up, that was to flow, when Har­ guarantee our prices as low the count house in Boone N. C. farmeis neglect their stock on the 1st. m on day before thelt stand together, and we can rison took the chair ? Well as any in the by not having good winter monday in September 1889 and Undersold, by we will watch and wait for for wej quarters. A11 animals snould control the world, will as-: answer or demur to the com­ same quality of gootfsi ghirious times spoken of have the power if we plaint in said action which will have warm comfortable and Highest market pri^jR pi b.y the republican prop/vets sert it. be deposited in the office of the for all kinds of produc convenient stalls in winter, —Hamilton, a colored man,! last year, out some how or Also furnish transportation to Clerk ofthe Superior Court of and should be fed in them. Don't forget to sety Ns said Co. during the three first was baptized at Beaverdam other our faith is weak iu re­ panties wanting the same with a days ofthe term or the plaintiff Properly arranged barns fore purchasing. Church last Sunday before gard to the good times of safe driver and with as good a will apply to the Court for the for this purpose, should be services by the pastor. J. H. which they spoke ever com- turnout eiH can be found in the relief demanded in said com­ Very Respectfully» looked to with greater inter­ plaintcounty. For the next Farthing. 1 want to say here j ing.—Little Zill. July 30 89- Joe B. Todd C- S C. est by the farmers. If every Yes friend those halcyon that our pastor is a man of W. R. Lovill FltMrH Arty man who has not al­ of boy-hood of which is II. C.M ARTIN & Co. intellectual growth. He is ready good shelters for his you spoke are distinctly re­ outstripping most of the stock prepare one for the They young ministers of the coun- membered by me. UNIVERSITY coming winter, with feeding hang on the walls of memory I try. In fact, some of them a rrangements convenient '"H remind mo of a waep, largest aB fl beautiful picture, and I N. Carolina, will find at the coining of . « ., , , i ,,, , often find myself living them „ 11 j. i i , when first hatched. We have, We will make special prices, for C H A P E L II I L L spimg that lie has suved i t 1 i • (ovpi* a H il n , 1 V I U h a d s o m e very g o o d a n d n e i b8 u , , ,i. , , . a cash, on all goods. Returning The next session begins on teed and his stock in better . 4 >• . -Publisher our thanks for past patronage i ule 1 4 pastors, but according* to tb . September 5th, l 89. Thor­ condition. | • J r3 - ----j my understanding 01 the ltiwe will, as heretofore, still con­ ough instructior W. C. NEWLAND, To the DEMOCRAT . ! ble, Mr. Farthing preaches j tinue to furnish you good goods Litera tnre, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sweet Water N f i soundest doctrine of any j and at as low prices as e in be phy and 1 ,'oon I man we. have ever had. Our hound. Truly yours, . 1 , ^' . ' ! desire is that he may coritin-' Lenoir, N.C. w T eie to write all the) no to grow in grace and know! June 27. 88 ly. news of our country some edge. The indifference on the G Merchandise, aammmumm IHIH HI HI ••• "• ""H ><*» 1 ROOTS r HERBS, JUSTIN! mow!! iETC For Cash, You Can Have Ani P d STABLE. COUNTY. 60 DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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State and Nation, j with uiv hands full of ro !", W' ii IDs daughter,wit > was routuu <i$. ordinary life \\ where common experience It, is his business—and he wi/1 i am ii: little things til Published Every Thursday at ;a?id met Mr. Calvin .1. Co v.-it s an invalid, used thewah-: and ore.nary sympathy are attend to his business, be .a; Boone, Watauga County. N. (.'. , who in an expert in nrftieralo- iiivly curing-her. From them son wlni-h becomes of poin r unavailing? is it not that says, if Harrison Wilt let him 'gy.and a largo share owner or, the spring created a woir- vol u.ve ia great events; and we nn y be brought into near alone. That is pretty high 1). P>. DOUGHEliTY, EDITOR. I in the mine, and ho took it derful excitement. Oft* ) .4 acquire in resistance to daily er ami fend-rer relationship ground to take; but if he R. C. HI VERS, PITHL-ISHEK. ! piece at a time and told me fn- 5 hundred people would petty tetania o s the force of with Him who has if-It the takes it, we think he ought i what they contained, giving gather there of Sundays a-:-! character which is to he call- awful burden of V i nan woe to pay the money out of his SRESCIIII'TION RATES. i me a very interest ing' lessen : drink of the water. 8<> fa-. ed o-it into resolute vigc in as no human bci.u; ;• has real- own pocket. 1he people have II "1 copy t year |in mineralogy, till we had to ; nious became the spring for en ties 1 ex periences. izeci it, and in all our afiiic- nothing to do with it. The ...,50c, 1 " G months .... Hoc leave for Jefferson. •.j {curing every ailment the hi; ! The best preparation for tious is still aflfeted? We are president has nothing to do 1 " 3 months Driving-up New River we man flesh is heir to that the the crossing of any Rubicon 1 mad' apable of feelings which with it. It ; s the Corporal's itived that very few of the bald headed men would wash is wrestling with God before-: we can not utter, and of pains | business, and we are entirely A DVERTISING R ATES. meadows were cut, and corn |tke*rs:iek pates in the he; li g hand in prayer, like Jacob, and sorrows which we can not in favor of his running the 1 inch 1 week, 73c. lie!elixir in a vain h o p e t o g r o w , if we succeed in getting the share with others because Je | thing to liis own account.-^ 1 month $1.75 was net very good. H IT ! reached Jefferson at sm+»«et, ui new growth of hair. A rift; blessing 0 f the Lord, we sua is the interpreter of our Observer. G I, $7 ind found quite a number of; company was formed to util- know that our path will be a feelings and the sharer of our The movement toward free 1 year lawyers and citizens in town. !ize the water. Analyses' were victorious one, that our foes sorrows. trade, towards loosening the ("apt. stopped with 'jolly' made which proved the wa- will become friends, and the The cloud that shuts us out fetters that bind our com­ column 1 week $9 " 1 month $18.50 J/artHardin,I with my grand ter to contain prineipally things that were ad verse, f; - from the world, shuts us in merce, while limiting the safe Broiniffh and Arsenic whir v(n*a Lie. We sh;111 pa ss <> ver more closely with Him ; and production of gooods, is pro 3 " $25 father, E. C. Baitleit. " G " $37.50 Monday morning c.-iii't was gave it the name of Bromine- into the new circumstance. in the very core of the cloud's grassing with some rapidity. " 1 year $50 called at the usual hour. Arsenic, Spring. A large ho­ knowing, it may be but dim­ darkness and loneliness, we Additional momentum is giv 1 tel and several cottages have ly what shall befall us, but behold the transfiguration of en to the ball as each month For intermediate rates corres­ Judge Phillips mad.,' the plain est charge to the ju- y I ever { been erected ior the accom- ha ving aiready in possesion sorrow,—a beauty and a glo­ passes, and more failures in pond with the Editor. heard. There was the usual modation of guests who wish wrought out in the very tex­ ry 'such a.s- we see not in all manufacturing circles, bring Local notices 5 cents a line. Subscription invariably in A«- large docket, with a murder to spend their time at tin ture of our soul, through tin­ the fairest and*., brightest distress to the business men of t-rial in which we have beep hours of life. The wilderness the East. Thenuniber of dis VANCE and advertisments paya- case ready for trial. There sprmg. 1 1 on demand. was not quite so much drink- The water is shipped in large victorious, that faith in God where human help is farthest asters that have occurred aI ng m town as tb- re uaialy quantities to all parts of the which is the ground of our off, is the place where heaven inong the woolen manufactu most absolute <-<nfilen<e|: ly help is nearest; where the j is at court. Monday e ening world. A bottle and packing rers puts everybody on the and our largest hope, 11 ladder is set up that reaches I rode into the country with house is built hear by and inquiry as to the cause, and it niav be that our Rubicon from earth to heaven, and A safe and reliable remedy for HEADACHE, ,Tr)HPT)h Dono'llPT'f V ui>0 l i v P S the water is piped into them. OOTHACHE NliUKAIG 1 !A . A l i o TOOTHACHE and KEUKAK I A . A few '•» USSBj -UJ is of a different nature. It the angel appears in the bush the ruined men havenotbeen drops passed over the painful surface gives im- .... lif+nn r .11 No. t'a Fork. The spring is walled with backward in saying that the mediate relief, with termination of the attack. | " b V llltUIl, Oil Price 25c. and SOc. per bottle. FOR SALE near the foot•of the Thre. marble and a house bui.lt o- may belike David's a fight and ministers tenderly to our cause was the tariff on wool. BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by the KEPHALINE DRUG CO. Top Mountain, a country vei it. They use half gallon from the consequences of our necessities, under the shadow Lenoir, North Carolina. sin. We cross the brook of of the juniper where we have About a week ago we print that is unrivaled for magniti bottles for shipping which eel a list of recent failures in sadness because we have lain down to die. cent scenery. There rises the selis for 50 eta. each. Tinplanted in our life some seeds Life knows not such pecu­ tha t branch of business. Since 80 Three Top Mountains like spring runs a gallon per min­ then other mills have suc­ of evil, and are now reaping on Mr. A. G. Corpenirig North three sentinels overlooking ute. They oiten employ 50 its bitter fruit. We have liar and gracious revelations cumbed. In Rhode Island the — t-awba, Caldwell Co. N. C. the North Fork of New Riv­ wagons to haul the water to found that sin breaks the of Divine love, as the soli­ Wauregan Company which tude of suffering into which had two mills, empfoyed 1,the - v8 ' "1 write this to say er oil the north, to the south the rail road at Marion Va., , nat the little bottle of medi­ Long hope, which falls 21.2 from which point it isship- ties and sweet associations we are withdrawn from our 600 hands; the Nottingham um called Kephaline is a feet, then runs through a low pc-d Mr. Parmer has bought of life, and drives the soul in­ fellow creatures to be more Mills, and the Thornton worst 8e plendid remedy for headache theiilerest of his partners to a dreary and lonely des­ entirely alone with Himself. ted Mills, the .British Hosiery R /,(y whole family use it and marshy country for several ert. The curse rises from all say that it relieves them." miles they guard the grand­ and owns it exclusively. He the ground, and likeShimei's We lntvo not to say to Him, Company and others, have •'t ouldst thou watch with me either suspended or are in­ • Mr. wilson Lanton, Kings ma and beauty of those ro­ has lately sold the Saltworks at Saltville, Va., for a million becomes articula te to us. We one hour?,, He is with us,— volved. Greek, Caldwell Co. N. C. says mantic mountains. Many 'T have used Kephaline for beautiful and interesting !e- dollars and claims the spring pass through the valley of a very present help in time of In Philadelphia several wool the shadow of death., but our need. 11isno angel that headache, toothache and gands are told of this section; to be worth far more. en failures have also occurr­ neuralgia add have never of numerous finds of silver There are several other such a crossing over theKin- strengthens us, but the Lord ed. The Philadelphia men do failed to be relieved, I have dron of the soul wi/1 be bless­ also used it for Colic in doses mines, but nothing has ever springs in the Co. which have ed, if it leads as in David's Jesus himself. The sorrow not attempt to conceal the with which no stranger can cause, but publicly ascribe it of one and two drops with been found to substantiate beenanalyzed equally as good great benefit." therm An old trail is tracked and some better than the case, ;to heartfelt and abid­ intermeddle, may weep its to the tariff. through these mountains be­ Thompson. Plummer's, one ing repentance; for the sin se/f out on the bosom of the The iron men of Massachu­ A TRIP THROUGH ASHE. lieved to have been the old­ half mile from Thompson's,i« that creates a breach be- Friend that sticketh closer setts are in a like bad causeest road tnrong/i the moun- in operation shipping water. between us and others, will than a brother. For us there We think it very probable Boone N. G. tains to Tennessee, and no Ashley's, in the western create If we are truly penitent is no lonely, forsaken place that the influence of the.s-e em Aug. 23, '89. doubt in guy an Indian squaw part of the Go. has also been a deeper frienship between in God's universe. We can barrassrnents will tend to pro us and Him whose blood To the DEMOCRAT: has carried her papoose worked some, and several say, "Alone, yet not alonefor mote a revision of the tariff, others in different sections of cleanseth from all sin, and Last Sunday morning with along this trail from theYad the Savior is with me," as we and the drift will be toward the county. whose love makes the sinner's (la 1 it. Lovill 1 started f( >r Jef kin to neighboring tribes in pass over the brook Kidron the democratic doctrine of Ashe is also rich in iron, JtfiOBWrHPhe Capt. was going Tennessee. Elk Knob, made copper, mica a rid many other sorrow—which would have to share in the Gethsemane free raw materia 1. Sooner or to attend court at that place, j famous by the pen of A. M. metals which will, in a short been unavailing if it were on­ of the soul, the fellowship of later it will come. The wis­ v hile I was on a pleasure trip, i Dougherty, is not far distant time, bring to them a rail­ ly the sorrow of the world his sufferings, as he shares dom of our policy will receive that worLetli death—the road. We met quite a crowd gather and true indeed, the fellowship of ours. the sanction of beneficial ex­ ing for vvoi ship atThre Fork Thou standest like a pyra­ Mr. Clayton, who formerly strait and narrow way to Our own pain and sorrows perience, and the Democratic worked Ore Knob was in ihigher holiness and purer Church, after that scarcely a mid, will give us a fuller under­ party will be justified for its town several days during ha ppiness. person was seen stirring. On {Grand, silent, and alone. court wanting to buyall the If the crossing of the stream standing of the sufferings of devoted adherence to sound the top of the Blue Ridge a An Indian's grave was late- ironproperty in Ashe. He the Man of sorrows, and bind principles of political econo­ fine view was obtained. Far j )y washed up by the river and represents a very rich syndi­ has been to us, as to Jacob ns more closely to him ; for my.—Observer. below us lay the valley of i numerous Indian relics- un­ cate—worth two hundred mil­ and David, a decisive change nothing brings two beings The number of persons kill­ Yac kin Elk, while in the dis­ covered. As I turned my lion—and they are interested of character and purpose, nearer than a shared sorrow. in Ashe and if they can se- the waters will be a very er/ by trains within a few tance curved the Brushy back and sta rted tor Jefferson | (;ll ve enough property will baptism of purification, in And having thus drank at hour s of each other is wor­ Mountains, (curved by the ex the words of thai poem broo-1 build a rail road to it. the brook sadness with him thy of remark. It is repor­ ent of vision). A Northern ded on my mind, Thursday morning I left for which our old life will be car­ by the way, we shall yet lift ted that on Saturday night gentleman is talking of build The red man, Old where is he, home, arriving late that eve­ ried from us down into the up out heads with him in bliss. three negroes wera killed on Dead Sea, and our flesh will ning. mg a fine summer residence That hunted down thy game. I). D. 1). come again like unto the We shall be with him, when the Richmond & Danville Before whose chase the elk did oirimanding this scenery. flesh of a little child. We "the ransomed of the Lord road. Auother was killed on flee, We were soon at Gap Creek CROSBING THE RUBICON. shall pass over to a Mahan- shall return and come to Zi- the same road in Charlotte ad stopped for dinner and And left to thee his name. The Rev. Hue McMillan, D.D., L.L.D. j "the Lord's host, from on with songs and everlast­ the same night, and two V Q IS E., in the quiver. i feed our horse, at the hos- No saced urn to mark the spot. F. R. S. 17 in tha rtiilTTO** the valley of the shadow of ing joy upon their heads; white men the sameuight just pitoible home of A. D.Cowles. Where the poor Indian sleeps, they shall obtain joy and While dinner was being serv-l Hie memory, vanished and far­ In every human life there death lead across the dark gladness, and sorrow and this side of Durham. Two waters of sorrow to God's white men wera killed ou the got ed I went to the mine about' is a. Rubicon to cross. A crit sighing shall flee away." Air Line, 50 miles from Char­ heart and to God's throne; y 2 mile from the store, and Without a friend that weeps, ical moment comes, sooner and shall acquire, in thewres Corporal Tanner is report lotte on Sunday. thoroughly examined the Wednesday, with my uncle, E or later, in which we have to tling of the Jabbok, the ear­ ed as saying to the soldiers, The accidents are frightful. 1 -whole outflt, machinery, ore P. Barttlett I went to the pass from the old life to the nest of the inheritance of the "I told Harrison to let me a- It is not to be understood, and a ll, and sampled some of Thompson Spring, 9 miles i new by an act which decides lone and I would attend to however, that the rail roads the brightest looking pieces, east of Jefferson. This spring our fate arid determines the saints in light. are to blame. The unfortun­ The company is doing a lot was discovered 5; years ago, H hole nature of our future. The passing through any my own business." lie addate men virtually committed . of-work there with ten hands by a Mr. Barker, who was Therein no career so quiet trial that is sanctified to us, ed that lie was now debating suicide when they placed and two large engines ; one working near by in anew and uneventful but t his-fate- is a crossing of the brook Ki i whether he would ask Con- themselves on the track at fot drawing up the ore, and ground. H is hands were so re jful moment occjursinit.lt will i^ 5 ' on t o ( ' ie Gethsemanc o f ' :grass for one hundred and I night. the other for crushing it up; and burnt. In the edge of a j come in the .shape of temta- the soul with < hrist. Why is fifteen millions or one him-! T. B. F1NLE Y, forsliipping. Ashaft lias been { branch he found alittledreau j tion, or sorrow, or change; all sorrow so lonely ? Why (tired and ten million as uainst the present nppropria A T f O K N E Y -AT-LAW, Jghtv feet deep, striking] which lie cleaned out with his and the way in •which the 1 does it make a solitude round us and with us? V\ hy tion of eighty millions ('onWilkwUoro, North Carolina. in of copper, silver and {hands. The next day his crowning trial will lie met, sidering that this pension The ore lias been anal hands were much better, and will be determined by the does it withdraw us from qui business is Tanner's, the Won A D EMOCRATIC fua-ilv *> KEPHALINE ALSo �STATE NE WS. 1889 aged G7 years 6 mo. cuse any imperfections that Rev Win. R. North is hold­ aud 19 days. Married Eliza­ may occur in my correspond­ ing a great revival ntChapel beth Green daughter of /ienj ence. Hill. 79 have Joined the j Green, in 1889. who died 2nd Mi*. W. R. Brown is teach­ Church, 1*12 souls have pro­ I day of Feb. 1880, leaving ing a subseiptioh school at fessed faith in the Savior. j three children, A. S. Edmi­ this place.—Dr. W. R. RlackAn attempt was made last sten, Adamire Edmisfen, burn is building a handsome week to destroy the new A.& |and Robert P. Edm.isten. residence just below his fa­ M. College at Raleigh, dam­ He again married Miss ther's.—Mr. J. H. fhim-li, aging the building about Eliza Daacv, Jan. 18th 1883 who is reading medicine un­ $1,000. By this marriage they have der Dr. Wilcox, will start to Miss Hatchett., on account a. little girl 3 years old. Mr. Baltimore to attend lectures of ill health resigns aseditor Ed misten leaves four broth­ about the 13th of October. of the Orphans Friend. ers and tZ/ree sisters liveiug Last Sunday Rev's Win. Rev. R. L. Patton several in Watauga, Caldwell and Wilcoxon and 1 W, Thomas years principal of Globe Ac Burke ('ounties except A. H. preached sermons in memory a demy has been appointed Edmisten who lives in Col­ of J. M. McGuire, who was Superiutendant of Schools in orado. murdered in Ashe Co sever In his death we loose a al years ago, and his broth­ Burke Co. H.B.Wetzel, who isknown good and substantial friend, j er, James K. McGuire, who in this county as an iron and His family a kind husband died in Oregon last Spring. timber dealer was badly hurt and father, the county a good Mr. Wilcoxon's subject was We will greatly the resurection of the dead, on the head in the Knoxville < itizen. miss him from the walks of from Daniel, the 12th chap, R. R. wreck. The Revenue office for this life. Ile'was social and con­ and 2nd verse. Mr. Thomas' district will be moved from genial kindly disposed to all, theme was the condition of kind and hospitable as a the soul, between death and Salisbury to Statesville. neighbor. To say he had no the Re.suretion, from Revela­ All the Chinaman living in Johnstown Penn. went to faults would not properly tions 14 and 15. They both the Ceihetry when the two apply to hiin or any other preached able and instruct­ Chinamen were buried who person, we all have our im­ ive sermons. W. H. McGuire were di owned in the flood perfections in this life none are perfect. In the life be­ last June and deposited on yond we may reach perfect­ their graves, rice, cooked ion. GRAINS OF GOLD potatoes, bananas and tea Our Court closed Friday as a token of respect. evening. The only impor­ Wise sayings waich fell from the lip-* Surely the chinaman is a hea tant case tried was the suit of great Philosophers. then even in America and between the h irs of David need enl ighteni ng here among Lewis Vs. the heirs of Andrew Cawardice is the greatest civilization as well as in Chi­ Lewis. Judgment for defen­ giver of alms. na. Ought not christian peo dants. Appeal by the Pl'ffsSpate moments are the pie to think about this? gold dust of time—Dole The Landmark tells of a The 1 ible suifr—('oins. and He that is devoted to every high handed cffence commit­ others Vs. J. L. Ha,ves& coun­ body is devoted to nobody. ted by some revenue officers ter suit, wor not readied Ma­ If you note all the details in Statesville last week. It ny friends of both parties de­ you have not seen the whole. seems that some of the new­ sire compromise, it is hoped Deliberation, too far pro­ ly appointed revenue men that a compromise will be longed, defeats its own ends. conceived the idea that the had. —Nelson. wholesale warehousemen A number of other suits were using old revenue were disposed off of minor imj Sands make themountains moments make the years. stamps, so they came up to porta nee. —Young. Statesville, went into the ware house of Mr. Cooper (Hickory Catawba Industrial Habit rendors wrong doing Association. of any kind, a sort of second and began a thorough Inspec nature. tion from basement to garret The Hickory Catawba In­ N o t.h i ng i s'degrad i ng wl I ieh found no old stamps but dustrial Association will hold they did find a d/awedlocked its fifth annual fair at Hicko­ a higA and graceful purpose and the key lost, what ry, N. C.. Sep., 24, 25 2G, 27 ennobles. should they do but get a lock 1889. Truth has never yet prov­ smith and open the di awer This is the oldest fair in ed fatal to any one; there are which contained absolutely Western North Carolina, and too mauy antidotes. has always met with" grand nothing. Mr. Key's ware­ success. It is still in the lead, To own gratitude oppress­ house was then inspected and and we call on the farmers es a. coarse nature; to receive nothing save a private draw­ and Farmer's Alliances, and it oppresses a fine one. er which was locked and che all classes, to comeand bring Socialism is the fantastical gentleman with the key in of the first fruits of their younger brother of a nearly New England,was found not flock, the e/ioice of their farm spent despotism, whose inher products and mechanical in regular order. Then the arts, and meet and rejoice to itance'he claims. locksmith was again called gether in their gifts given to The gardens of modern po­ for, and the drawer opened, them. etry too often betray a near­ and private papers ransack­ We guarantee justice to all. ness to the drains of the cit­ ed. They then boarded the Great improvements have ies. been madeori the new grounds train and left. What does and race tracks—none better There is not enough relig­ such proceedings remind you in the State. ion in the world to admit of of, gentle reader? Do you The Fourth Regiment M.0. the annihilation of religion. notice the armed posse Band will be in attendance For many natures, it is as bringing men into town. each day. This is the finest much a duty of cleanliness to drilled band in the State. Surely the days of 7G are be­ A grand museum of living change opinions as it is to ing repeated in 89. curiosities—over 200 diffei- change clothes. The North Carolina teach­ ent kinds of animal, birds, Not when it is dangerous ers have had a royal trip etc.,—free inside the fair; a to tell the truth will she lack through Europe this Sumer. tug-of-war; foot races; bicy­ the prophet, but only when cle race; racing Cap't. Harrell was the origi­ each day; also and trotting it is tiresome. Alliance con­ nator of the trip, and super­ test. The grandest opportu­ 7hose things which -engage intended it personally. Not nity ever offered to the people. us merely by their novelty an accident occurred on the The price is only one half of can not attract us for any whole voyage, and no sick­ other fairs. For 25 cts. you length of time. ness except sea sickness. The can see the entire exhibit. For $1 you can get a season Man should command his teachers were from all parts ticket, which will arso entitle flesh, as a master his slaveof the State, and return reviv you to make all entries free, The dominion of the en­ H in spirits, and with newde except in speed classes. franchised is the most imper­ Let everybody attend and Terminations for theupbuildvious. be happy. S. E. Killian ing of education in our Sta te. Secretary. He that boasteth himself to 6'apt Harrill had a beauti.'u/ know every thing, is most ig­ U. S. F/ag made in New York EIK X Roads, norant; and he that persum which was carried the whole Sep. 2nd '89. eth to know nothing is most trip, and floated from every For the DEMOCRAT: wise.—Plato, 13. C. 427. castle and building the teach I have decided to furnish, Old age is the night of life, ers visited. He will preserve for a time, whatever items of as night is the old age of day. it and present it to the teach general news that I may be a er's Assembly as a historical I ble to gather, that may inter Still, night is full of magnifi­ gift. The trip only cost ft 1 - I est the reading public. While cence, and for many, it is 47' actual expences,for ea'ch I may contribute whatever more brilliant than the day. indi vidnal. news items I may and occa­ If you ha ve built castles in sionally an essay, on some the air your work need not OBITUARY, subject of general interest, I be lost; that is where they shall not write anything of a sAould be. Now put the foun W.H Edmisten vas born political nature. I ask the dation under them—ThorJan. 30th 1822. died Aug 19 re iders of this paper to ex­ ea u. W. L BRYAN, The Farmer, The young man who, as soon as he can secure a sec­ ond gradecertificate to teach Still On Hand With A a public school, thinks it de­ grading to work on the farm will never amount to much. It Nice fine of is well enough for young men living on the farm, to teach through tin1 winter, thus im­ proving their minds and ma. king some money at the same time, but there is no reason why they should not go back to the farm when the schools are finished. Farm work is just as honor­ able a zal respectable as any other employment, and there Consisting, in part, of Boots, is no reason why intelligent Shoes, young men e/iouldbe so anx- I Dress Goods, ious to try something elseNotions, unless they have a very deei, Hardware, ded talent for some other rul­ ing. A good farmer isinore re Tinware, spectable, arid of infinitely Groceries, more value to a community Coffees, than n; third rate clerk, or a Sugars, second grade school teacher. —Carolinian. Tea, Rice, A COMPLETE NEWSPAPER! Cigars, •The Pride of the North CaroliCigarettes, & etc. GENERAL Merchandise, na Press." Do you want to aid in building ii]i a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli na, no matter where it may 1>< seen? Then patronize WILMINGTON MESSENGER i ampaign Rartes: The •''Daily Messenger." by mail, 4 months on trial, for ? 2.DO The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for .ft 1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five persons and receive sample copies of THE MESSENGER. f Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. . Hopkins & WilbaIV W4> j PRINCIPAL. First session begins A 2Gth. 1889. Hoard can obtained in the neighborly from ft5 to $5.50 perm on t: Tuition from one tothreedo lars per month. Address the Principal at Horton N. C. Aug. 29 t i' SCOTTAE It VIN] ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lenoir, X. C. J.F. SPAINHOUR ATTORNEY' AT LAW. Boone, N. C. Special attention given to the collection of claims. July 4th 89—1 y. Y\I. M. PARKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW Jefferson, N. C. W. B. COUNCILL, JR. July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Boone, N. C. Also take Resident Physician. Office on King Street north of Post Office. June 12 88. ly. Drugs & Medicines A LARUE KJGMT-l'AliE RACER giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic in wspaper that equals the best- has the largest circulation, a id has for twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowtli amldevvelopment of the Old North St t? T1 (i M.I M I I < f( r T E TI.MIKGTON MESSENGER -o- w. R HENDREK ATTORNEY AT LA V. I In good variety Do you want a reliable papei I all kinds of Til NEW RIVER ACA EMY ROOTS DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C July 4. 89. AHD J. R. HOPKINS, |JEWELER* j, -A Elk Park, N. C. Watches repaired and all Arid country produce in ex kinds of work in his line exe change for goods Gents' fur­ cuted promptly. July 18 89—G mo. nishing goods, such as, dress shirts, (both laundried and W. C. NEWLAND, imlnundried.) Collars, Cuffs. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Slips, and in fact, almos. Lenoir, X.C. anything needed in that li ie. June 27. 88 ly. J EST i E. F. LOVILL & SON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Boone, X. C. GROCERS, ELK PARK, CAROLINA. NORTH Ready-Made Clothing from 8 July 4t/i 89—1 y. Keep always on hand a full and complete line of Grocer­ ies, Confectionaries, Fruits. Fanned Goods & etc. See our stock, and learn our prices, before purchasing. July 18 89-G mo. to 25 dollars per suit. We handle only first class goods, and will guarantee prices as low as any other merchant who handles the same grade of goods. T. B. FINLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Wilkesboro, North Carolina. 8TEL ) GLOWING ROCK, North Carolina, Thefamous Summer Resort, of of the Mountains. Magnificient scenery, ice-cold water, and the nOCI( BOTTOM SFiiO best ta ble in the State will be oAND KNOCKE DQU T pen June 1st with Miss Bettie J. P. HENSON. DARK RIDGE, Goods at almost your own Williams as house-keeper and L. S. Williams as clerk, bothoiC ha, N. C., price. I run in connection lotte. For Casli, You Can Hoy is just receiving a large stock with my other business, a GENERAL MERCTIANDISE which will be sold for Cash or country produce a t prices j never before heard of. Give hi in a call, apr 2D ly. -B \NNEII HOUSE Mrs E. Waich, Proprie- tel And feed STABLE, TRES3. which we think is equal to any in the county, and we ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Good fare, neat rooms, and guarantee our prices as low polite attention. A good feed as any in the and livery st ^UT) 111 connection with trie Hotel by \V. C. H'alch. GIVE US A CALL. Also furnish transportation to July 18 '89 tf. COUNTY. panties wanting the same with a Creek Academy, safe driver and with as good a turnout ca can be found in the W. M. FRANCUM, Principal. For the next Next term begins Aug. 5,'89. county. COVG Board, everything included, six dollars per month. Tuition from 75ctSj to $2 NOTICE! Bv virtue of power of sale con­ tained in a contained in a certain mortgage deed, executed by James C. Miller and wife Martha Mirier, of the first part, and Geo. Lowrauce of the second part. I will proceed to sell the following described tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County o1 Watauga, and State of North Carolina, odjoining the lands ol Johial tig-gars, Austin Miller and L. C. Miller, which will more fully appear by reflferer.ee to said mortgi g > which is recorded in bonk B, of mortgages, pages 563 and 564. To satisfy the payment of a certain debt 'of $2. 00 and interest opsame, at the court house door in\Boone, N. C, on the first monday in Oct, '89. and all costs and expences accrue ing by virtue of such sale. This Sept. the 3rd '80. W. R Loviil Plffs. Attorney 60 DAYS per month. For Further particnla/'s, address the Princi­ pal, Amantha, N. C. We will make special prices, for cash, on all goods. Returning our thanks for past patronage DR. J Q. HTLBAR. we will, as heretofore, still con­ tinue to furnish you good go yds ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. and at as low prices as cm he Best material used. Neat lound. Tru'y yours, , DENTIST. work, aud satisfaction guar­ anteed. July 1 8 89—G mo. NfWHOMf 5EWING MACHIHt ft tfRANOf-MASS .^TcA®0- 28 UNION SQUARE,NY GT,LOUIS.MO. NIRHMSAA^II OALLAS.T W. L. Brya:i f , '•ox aud Hart, CreekNatHi Ashp County. �T" Itauga Democrat. —B. R. Brown, of Shoun's X Roads, spent Friday in town, and pleased the Editor with a dollar for the DEMO- tember. These young men the fact that there must be are of this county, and their repentence and faith, and i Dougherty, Editor. names are: J. C. Fletcher, A. ! that we must seek to know HRiveiS, Publisher.* J. Fletcher, and E. S. black i and do the will of God, |itered at the Post Office at CRAT, though //is will may run lone. N. C., as second-class] —-W. H. Sanborn, president burn. We extend to these I Will W. Holsclavv has just received a fine lot ofP< cts & £h<ns contrary to our natural taste young gentlemen our best |il matter j ofUlearmoni College, Hicko- wishes for their success. and views, and yet. that wi/l HP will sell you a Ladies' shoe at 80 cts. Ladies' sewed pebble $1jry, accompanied by his wife, 25, and up, and a large lot on hand to select from. Mens' shoes $1 —Our special friends from must be done, and that bap­ 2."> up. Mens boots $275—veal calf. I have just received a nice hoc | spent several days in town lower Cove Creek, were in to tism and communion with hats in tlie latest styles 50 cts. up to #2,20 five. last week. i.ee vis this week. Rev. D. C. membership in the Church, — See new advei t isehitlit of T. of themselves, are not e('i itcher. -Mr Norman Spang, with Harmon, Benjamin Greer, IV)Ugh good. -Miss Jennie Couneill is vis his little soil , from Etna I a. and J. H. Mast also from on­ are at Vlr. \Linklers ii s i l l i l y er* ove Creek Dock Adams Rev. E. F. Jones preached friends in Jefferson. and gunning. Mr. Spang is and Rad Reece, some of tliem in Boone Saturday and sundrs. J. A. Crisp who has interested in the iron |>rospaid their subscription, the 1 day. Prof. Spainliour was Hardware.—my stock is full and low for cash. Ivery low is now conva- peets of Watauga. others will do so. Let others ordained" a deacon on Satur­ : To my friends and customers : I will lea ve for Baltimore, and else­ we are glad to state. day.—Stony Fork Associa­ —T. A. Critcher will give, free, do like wise. tion begins at Poplar (Love where North, about the Gtli or 7th to buy my Fall and Winter Ha gam an & Co. have to any person who will build a good boarding house,one acre —Mis. L. L. Green present­ next Friday., and Three Fork stock, and you all may look for one of the best stock of goods ever goods, and will sell lot, at look's Gap. Nice. situa­ ft for cash. next Tuesdav.— brought to Watauga , and at the lowest pi ice ever heard of in Westion, beautiful scenery and heal­ ed us, day before yesterday, :at Ziouv i'.le . r «with a basket full of the Rev,. J. .J. Henly will preach i tern N. ('. To at who owe me either by note or open account are -A K. Edmisten has qual- thy locality. request id to come and PAY UP AT ONCE, as I will need the money* asadnir. of \V. H. Ed —The residence and store finest peaches we have ever I at Bpune next Sunday and Truly Yours, Watauga. Mr: at Olive Branch in afternoon. feten. building of I)r. Gentry, on seen in W. W. Holsclaw, I I. W. Thomas, i -A son and daughter of J.: t he Watauga River was en- Green has our t/tanks and P Mast, of Sugar Grove, is | tirely destroyed by fire on the best wishes for such a token LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM1; night of the 1st.—not inform of respect, it is needless to The >j.xth annua! session of Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 2Jets. ery ill with milk sick. ed as to the amount, of the state that we enjoyed them of the Watauga Sunday All kiuds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. —Commissioner's court immensely, we never ate fin­ school,( 'onvenfion of the .4. toss. londay, full proceedings er or saw larger ones. Now E. Church south will convene La w i s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur —Court is over, closing friends if you knew how we at Hopewell Church Fric7.iv hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, ext week. plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &ete. &etc.- &ete. —Edga r S. and Miss Jennie briday evening. Judge and like them, more of you Sept. 13 th. 1880. lawyers left Saturday for Le­ would recollect us in the Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless offey, are visiting relatives PROGRAMME. noir, where court is in session same way. 11 lenn. Forenoon Session 10 am. variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. this week. Strange, but GROCERIES GROCERIES GROCERIES 1st. Religious Services Robert Monday has been there is no one left over in '•ROCERIES VROCERIE^? ^ ROGER I THIS AXI) THAT. conducted by the President. a ppointed Gauger in Watau- jail. 2nd. Organization by the Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. a comity. —Rev. Mr. Collis,is holding a Owing to the absence of election of a secretary aud Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. Mr. Bryan lias repaired is threshing machine, and series of meetings at" Brushy the publisher last week the appointment of committees- Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac .•ill thresh out this neighbor Fork Church, which has been office was left almost exclu­ 3rd. Sunday address by tory prices. Jeans and Gassimers at factory prices. Tin­ going on for somedays with sively to the boys, and they Mai. H. Bingham. ood. ware at almost nothing. AVe also have a large lot o On.pt. Coffey has already good results, and promises a made me make so me blun­ Afternoon Session 2 pm. rut. up 1 •'!<> la -ge hay st i,<-ks arid rich harvest for the Master ders, but as they promised 1st. Report of statistical .YTERSON FACTORY DATERSON lAACTORV s still cutting, rraly Wutaugais before it closes. to be more careful in the fu­ Secretary. 1 ACTOR1 ATERSON ATERSON 1 ACTOR1 he land of gra s. ture, I will not grumble. This 2nd Who should attend Mr. Stephens has the —Roby Fletcher, Boone foundation of the new jail Deal, and several others who language should have ..ap­ (S'unday school?. ^ a,-n ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or Discussion opened by Rgv. aid. He is now ready ior went West last spring, ha ve peared : "The President and .Bpn't be afraid to trade with us "if you owe us, for l.e brick masons. returned to their homes, on Secretary of the County Alli­ George Osborn. we wiil enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at -W. C. and Mrs. Coffej Cove Creek. They report the ance appointed li'm. Vuncan 3rd. Under what circum­ bottom prices at J. B. Phillips & Son, th Miss Maggie, are on a west as not being the place non, A. J.Moretzand Jos. H. stances should Sunday school May 15 6 mo. Sugar Groye N. C Mast a committee on the go into winter quarters ? Dis 'sit to Lenoir and Wilkts- they were looking for. foro. good of the order, and J. J. —Four of Ashe couhtie's T. Reece, J. C. Ray and W. W. mission opened by Mauley B. SEWING MACHINES —Jones and Vance, still a- substantial citizens were in Blackburn. Sept,. 14th lead on clothing. Don't fail town Tuesday to wit John Presnell an executive Com­ AND Forenoon Session 9. am. o give them a call when a Andrew Dixon, Jacob Blev- mittee of the county Alliance. ORGANS —W. A. Graham writes that 1st. Report of Sunday uit is needed. iijs, Bynem Sturgill and Geo. —Remember that W. L. Harden. They assisted our he is sick with malarial fever, school Stificrintendents. and can not visit the moun­ 2nd. What can be done This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ •Bryan's is the place to buy Shff. on his bond. tains next week, but will to make our (Sunday school ing Machine with full set of at­ J%1§§ your goods. For boots and —The Hickory Fair will be come later.—The writer has tachments and shpes he is the champion. a great success. Discussion held Sep. 24 and27 inclusive. been reappointed County or­ five years guarantee from - —Mrs. Parks with her little opened by W. R. Lovill. Here is a good chance for ganizer, and is ready to fin­ son from Grayson Va. is vis­ 3rd. The model Sunday THE MANUFACTUK tor EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. ing her daughter. Mrs. people to attend, aud have a ish up the work in this coun­ school teacher. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines good time. Farmers take ty as he may have the oppor *Spainhonr. Discussion opened by D. F. some of your finest products tunity. Gaston Horton colored Mast. brought home from the and s/zow the people what —The Board of Education Afternoon Session 2 pm1. where he had been at can he raised in Watauga. was in session Monday and Tst. Is there any Sunday any house in Knoxville. 20 years experience in".this busi­ k, very sick with fever. Tuesday, but most of the school mission territory? J. ness. —Last Wednesday week rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles ai d When in Elk Park, don't Joseph Thomas, of North time was occupied in the ap­ B. Miller. parts for all Lending Machines. to call on Jones & Vance, Fork, in this county died. It pointment of school commit 2nd. The relation of Sun­ id get a pair of their f 2 is supposed that his death fees and hearing petitions day school to missions? Rev rots, wai rented solid goods. was caused by laudanum as and requests for transfers. J. J. Henly Tennessee. The contract for k. eping 9 empty bottles were found Decided to hold no Connty 3rd How young may a 30 jan 12m. paupers at the Poor in his saddle pockets. Mr. Institutute this year. Agreed child he converted ? se has been awarded to Thomas was a worthy and to allow the Treasurer 2 per Discussion opened by Rev. cent for handling the school George Osborn. Lyon. A good selection. prosperous citizen. SUBSCRIBE TO THE —Dr. Jeff B. Couneill and funds. The Legislature cut Sept. 15. am. '-Set the change in Will W. Mrs. L. B. Holsclaw's 'Ad', and don't Miss Annie Bingham, return­ down his com mission from 3, Essay by forget to see his goods before ed to Salisbury Sunday. Dr. to 2 per cent, and gave to the Henley subject! How goes buving elsewhere. Jeff has many friends in Wa­ county boards, power to re- the battle ? —Dr. Couneill showed us tauga who are always glad (iuce it still lower, but our 2nd. Should the subject a specimen of his new Japan- to see him. Miss Annie is an board decided to make no of temperance be taught in ease buckwheat. The crop accomplished young lady and further reduction. The Clerk tne Sunday schools. is now ready to cut and will has left many newly made of the Superior Court report­ 3rd. Essay by Miss Ada be a great success. ed $255 fines from last term Horton subject: Missions. friends in the mountains. —Master Walter Gwynn, of of court. He reported $40 4th. Where shall the next 11cm, and Edward G. Finley WLOST! G. W. Coun­ from spring term, making session be held ? f .Meat Camp, were in town eill on the evening of the 29., nearly $300 for the school 5th. sermon by Itev J. J. ist. week and gave us a call- on the road to, or at Blow­ fund. The gross school fund Henley. ing Rock, lost a pocket book ome again boys. fur this year will be about J. J. Henly Pies. containing between $180 and Married, last Sunday, at $190 in cash, together with $4000. The number of chil­ Thos Bingham Sec. re residence of Andy Mast, valuable papers. A reward dren last year was a little li­ >n the Watauga River, Roby of $25 will .be given for there ve r 4000. We think there ADVELFFLSE IN THE DEMOCRAT IF YCU toilers and Malinda Hollers. turn of pocket book anc con­ will be 70 or 75cents per cap T.A. Critcher, Bamboo, N. C., Is . W. Holsclaw officiating. tents at the DEMOCRAT office. ita. The large districts will -Prof. Alexander Ilolliday, —Mr Jeremy Green, of get more this year, as most Headquarters For (resident of the Florida Ag- Cove Dreek, brought us a of the school fund will be ap­ want it to reach ieultural College, has been nice lot of peaches last week. portioned per capita. The Cheap goods. Boots and Shoes a specialty. Men's brogan shoes Vected president of the A. & We are glad that we are re­ board will meet in call ses­ $10o. Ladies polka eighty-five sion first. Monday in October, 1. College of N. C. leather twen membered by such men as to apportion. Committees! cts. Untrimed sole 27c. All oth­ tv five cts., Trinied —Mrs. Julia Christian, wife Mr. Green, and if the DEMO­ er goods in pornotion, nought >f IF. E. Christian, Editor of CRAT had a few more such will please make their census! for cash, and will sell low for the same. Give me a trial. le Charlotte Democrat died friends as he we would be returns at once. Aug 30th. She was a daugh happy. Thanks! Thanks!for —Bishop Lyman preached a.| . F. MORPHEW, G G. EAVES. good and practical sermon ter of Stonewall Jackson. the peaches. Morphew&Eaves, in St. Luke's Church, in Boone —Hon. L. L. Green writes —We noticed in the Bal­ last Sunday night. His text ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW, to his friends that he will last week, three bright good ANI)was, "Not every one that say soon return to Watauga, and looking young men who are eth unto me Lord, Lord, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, hat his health has been very aspirants for legal honors and shall enter into the Kingdom MARION. NORTH CAROLINA. PRICE $1 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Offce on Main Street over Drug Co's. jad since he left. will apply for liscences inSep- of heaven". He emphasized te.e. July IS 83 1 y. LOCALS. G ROCERIES, NOTIONS & p \ Organs for less Gash than S. P.ANGE, KNOX VIId LEKOCRAt You Want tho Latest and Most Reliable News, LOOK OUT I! THE PEOPLE �— Jones & Vance. LOOK j WE LEAD, OUT !! "WHILE RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. C j ! don Brook, not far from eetern N. C. Division. ! Dockesburk in Sevier county Ashville, N. C. June 27 '8)1 A FIXED PURPOSE. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE tc |resulting in the death of' take effect June 24. '88. several and the wounding of People of "Watauga read this: Too much time lost. STATIONS. read ; west Bound, many others. Jordon Brook We have in our large store bnilinnf down] NO5.0) xo52. ifkal Abiiham p'istis in Windsor Ledger is a small town situated 011 ding, at the beautiful town tu Boston LV. j7 )> nr.18 80 am It is distressing to see so the edge of an immense strip fl aving xew vur " 12 lo iii.,4 of) p 111 many young men all over the t) j p^ 1(i timber, many miles " 720 a in JBBT p JII inst moved into their new Others have n o f i x e d v o n n t r y w h o h a v e 110 fixed f i o u i f h „ , ; ( 1 . r . r s ( t , . p , , , " 945 a ;p!!)42pia t *1 f large, and corairiOdD'tis of S F>r: '.Vasnnigton •• 11 24 " 11 00" object in lite. No thought o, ;nu , j )r SOIlH , tilllfti; the PHr 1 t i l i \ j North yui UH>iUs 4.1H Lynchburg ' • 5 50 p m: 510 a m what they intend to make of Store House, Danville " 8 50 " [8 05 themselves, no idea of what negroes of that county have Richmond - 810 " i 1 Are now prepared to offer to, course they expect to pursue, been spending their Haturueidsville " 941 " |iS 50 110 idea of tryfng to elevate day nights in jubilee ceremo- Intel, • shipped a fall line of goods the public some ra re ba i gaiiis | Wilmington •' 000a in I1 themselves, Moving h^'bi ny in the woods near town, of ev >rv kind, usually kept in a in the way of Dry Goons Our i Morehcad 587a m Groceries. Hats, through life as though t n e y iaud last Saturday night was first-class 'store, which we will ! aoldsboro ' ' 240pm 8 .10. a 13 expect to-live through count-1 Caps, ' " 500 " I i') p| 7 ^ itaieigli vii r i j m less ages, and in 110 harry to ^ ^ tune tor an espe- sell for nothing 'but the ; Durham ' ' (5 04 " 81 2 , COa commence life with a view of enlly large and uproarious BOOTS, SHOES, AND A 1 oreeusboro " 1045 " • 9 50a I salisburv AI 1221 liigl , Ills' success. With no thought of gatlii r ag. A great quantity I General line d Hardware. Ag- la all departments, eonsistthe winter of old age, when () j- whisky was introdudcud, saiisbiirvi v 12 1 25 jrioultural Impliments, Oils si 1 1 their strong! h ami \ igor w in j )e( , r ,] ( » coming from all over a x st itesvi 1 51 a m 11212 hoot* Faints, ibitty, Glass, Coal ing of .s >53" | 12 55 pal jmvelettthen, as -Goons. ]Newton I Oil, Spices, Druggist 's Gro­ D RY - 20 "" 1 14 pal mcKorv ceries, Crockery, Glaswarc Because you are youug it the "m.rrali Shortly alter 3-13 " 1 29 1> '"1 NOTIONS, •412" 2 i0 p ml is no reason why you should '.) o'clock the trouble began ; We will give you bargains thai * ng 5 07 " 2 49 p m -- WARE. Marion HARD vV*> not begin to show to the ltJ ;l qnarivl between Jos. can not be surpassed in the state. Seacr t?.1 lion::-'! Knob' (5 05 " 3 27 i) m world what you intend do- ( j or ,f] on and WM. Newcomb. I Our stock consists of a well se­ GROCERIES, 646 " 4 00 p m Black y.t. '»«• It 8 tl» thst y»" •»»•' i„„a It E.HFE.1 ill Mewconili's lected stock of Ashevide ' 7 2s " 4 31 p m - GOODS. have experience ere you caul ! . VANNED Hoi springs ' 9 15 " 6 10 p m And many other articles too launch with safety out on the » °<>i lgJcrdonin the breast Mori ii-.tOwu ' 11 10" 7 30 p m tedious to mention all of CLOTHING, billows of life, but ask your- with a load of turkey shot, 12-15 " H 50 p 111 Knoxvil'e hich ha ve been selected with HATS. - - — — VY self are you doing anything The wounded mail was oarSHOES. Loves vide 7 55 a in ire, and bought at by which you can tictp ire ex- vie,} into the woods. While 1 1 55 a 111 GENTS' FURNISHING - Goods, i Cincinnati perience. .Youth is the flow­ the lighting was still going 6 55 ]i 111 C! fr if I) $ P" and almost HnytHing kept in Chicago iKrz i . U' «b^ £ i er of life, and old age fs the 8 00 p m st. Lewis Our Stock of Notions, Ladie's a first-class s t o i c . withered stalk bent low by on at the grounds, he di< d . h a l t a n o v g a " o 2o ])!ii Dress Goods, Cassimcres and the weight of years. Look on from his wounds. In the Nashville " 12 00 night Prints are complete. the former, .then'On the hit­ mean while the utmost confu Rememker That W6 Memphis " (510 a m. ter, and what Jo you behold. sion and uproar prevailed ; Groceries, Hardware, Queens- Our motto is "quick sales. no. IS. First, the picture of strength, women scattered to get out ware. Glassware & etc.. Cutlery, and short profits" to all those 8 2n a ni Asheville LA* fVILL NOT— the second disease and death. both pocket an 1 table, Scythes that will give us a trial we'd 1008 am waynesville ,\r Youth is power and strength of the way, and the men fired And snaths, butts and screws. guarantee that you leaveour j 3 05 p in • ha.rl.rton " 53 old age is weakness and las­ at each other in their drunk­ cross-cut and hand saws, all ot store with a smile all oveiq 5 48 p in lavreits " situde. Which of the two is en fury without knowing which will be s' hl vour face, and when you East nound read! the more tit to bear tlie bur­ whom they were shooting at. •onie onctv we are satisfied j up | no 51 | no ft8 den of life? li'hieh lias the In the clamor that resulted ,011 will c o m e again. Rest . . . , . Boston Ar 300 p m | Doe pm assured of the fact Hint we Undersold, by anybody 01 New vork ' (jo a in I ' 40 strong arm aind intelect? ll rill not be UNDERSOLD. isame quality of gow/s. Which rus/zes on with speed it was impossible to s'cure .'iilladelj'liia " 800a m | lD'iiapin and reaches the goal while the names of all t he wounded Remarkably Thanking the people for Highest market price 920 p 111 825 a ni i.-iitimore the other lags behind ? . ut and killed, but it is kno.vu ' .Washington " 78 •> p rn 7 on m their liberal pati-onage, and for all kinds of produce" 1 1240 noon would it not be better to ask that several are fatally bin t. ho]>ing, l».y fair dealings, Don't forget to see us be­ f.ynchburg"' 1)47 am 1240 n 1200 Danville " which is more apt to make while many are seriously merit a fore purchasing. the rush? Why are there so laehnibud " 8 8 p m LOW CONTINUENCE of Yery Res[»ectfully, 9 41 p 111 many old men who are in pi­ wounded. Frank Hoit is ueidsville " 9 02 a m ning and|regrettingthat they known to be dead with four •vihiiiiigtou • 7 lo the same. can not live their lives over bullets in his body, while An­ H. 0. MARTIN & Co. Morehcad ' 11 I ;W p m ILe a re very Respectful yours, again ? Simply because they dersen Neal lay near him shot 1145 am Goldsboro 1 4 I •' |» m Shell & Mast. are the victims of a mis­ through the hip. These met (> 55 a m ualeigh ' 1 55 p m Mast N. C. spent. life, and a regrieving <- in the darkness and prompt­ ianhaia ' : 2 85 [) 111 4 3o a m Mr.J- H Brown VYe have a tremendious stock o 01110.- -Ala v the 8th". ver the folly of their youth­ s 40 p 111 Greensboro ' 8.-o a, ni S ANDS, N. C. ly began the battle with pis­ ful days. Ts gene a I agent for AVatau- salisburv i.v (i -7 111 7 lop 111 Most young men think be­ tols. As soon us the news s. I" MOOItE. ga for the well known Elkin saulisl urv A T 4 37am ( 6 38pm W. V. MOO UK, SHOES !~(ba cause they can not be put up reached Loeksburga posse of gSTSHOES ! -tatesvillc r.v 339am I 5 56pm Valley as a ruler or be made almost white men started for the "4 in Newton '" 220 a 111 j 5 !i p 111 W 6*.^ WIW 1PBI I £! a potentate, they will not be aickory "' 156 a 111 453pm scene of the disturbance, but anything. Such is the folly 487p 111 g S 5^ Proprietors of a First-Class boar­ He will keep a supply of their comdlyspring 1 30 a 111 4i4.piii of being over ambitious with the contestants had all d isap Morganton "101 am ding house for Summer yarn goods on band at all Marion " 12 0: night | 336 p 111 110 energy to sustain them pea red when they arrived. S H O E S ! S H O E S ! T A rr5. ) ] times which he will exchange Round Knob *' 1110 pm I 2 35 p 111 Such people rarely amount The ground was in great dis­ nlack'Mt. i034pm , 200pm to much, owing greatly to order, however, and there iu " ,0. for wool, or he will send your Asheville " 9 .5 pm 1 25 p 111 wool to the factory to be the smallntss of their mental was every evidence of a dead­ fsfe >W ** Hot spring's " -50 ]> m !i 40 a n ^ calibre. But. to sueeeed is to Blowing Rock has a delightful i worked. You cant afford to Mori-istown " 430 pm 8 35 a in SHOES ly straggle which had taken ggr,SHOES wool till vou pitch your mark high and •-lunate : Fresh ir and ]aire wo- (pspose of yom o KllOXVBie " 3 or i) 111 7 15 a 1. then aim a little above it, and far, charming mountain scenery, nave seen him. 8 05 p Louisville then you will be more apt to Telegraphic Connection with the apr 24 2m. 3 15 ]i rj • iiiejniiati hit it. But how few ha ve any s 15 a 11: We can give you shoes in finy outside world. Our pricefor board chicaao THE SA/IBATH. mark at all. Simply live to­ 7 20 a 11 j S t . LOUIS quantity, size or quality. We is only $20 a.month. A*our cor­ u day on what they expect to get tomorrow, with no thou­ The Christian Sabbath must can ti' you up in foot-ware front respondence is solicited. / ght of old age and the bed of be maintained at every cost. a 75 ct. brogan to the finest |3 —A— iA At Last, affliction. Some say that .1. 0. JONES, Zionville, N. hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold they nave no start in life and It is righteousness that ex- in W. N. C. We carry a full and Keeps constantly 011 hand and L / flag in the beginning. Don't aRs a nation. God deals wit h complete stock of will sell a t bottom prices for cash, THE CROUD! ! stop for that, stopping will nations in time, and with in­ or country produce, Boots, ShocO A Populur Summer Itcsort, Over NEW STORE, NEW GOODS ! Hats. Caps. A special line not give you a start but put dividuals in eternity. Rem­ 4000 feet above Sea level, On the you back. It will cause peo ember that. In the North Just received from the Northern LADIES HATS Blue Ridge Mountains, In Wes­ pie to voose confidence in you there is a new party based Markets the nicest line of goods tern North Carolina, Twenty 111s. and you will be numbered aever showed in this county. La­ II avd ware, Groceries. from Lenoir. Las)season brought mong the "pull-backs" to upon the abrogation of the dies' Dress Goods, Plaids, Prints- READY MADE CLOTHING A visitors here from marly every progress. The earth does Christian Sabbath. The Chi is eassimers. Domestics, Hats, oc etc. SPECIALTY, not cease to revolve of a clou tian Sabbath must be observ­ Stat*1 in the Union SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, keeps 110 shoddy goods. In'sliotr, dy day, but rolls on regaul ed by the Christian believer. CLOTHING. in every style, and at starvation a full line of every thingUkept in a less of the dark shadows and Consience being a matter of first-class country store can be prices. The nicest line of gloom that is thrown over it ound liere. Give hiirga. call. freedom, and the liberty of 110 matter how dark the man GROCERIES tie may be; and ere long the the soul being asssured un­ -SUCCESSOR TOshadows are diepelled and der our form of government, Come and examine for yourself. Sol bursts forth in all of his no man can be constrained splendor and glory. So it is by law to observe the Sab­ We can suit you in any style, size Robbins Bros, or color. Nothing but first-class CUES'!'ON N. C. with you, young men, you bath as holy and as a day of goods handled iu this line, and CONFEOT BINARIES, necessarily have dark periods Shull's Mills N. C. to be found in this part of the in the journey" of life to en­ rest. The law can not make satisfaction guaranteed. Keeps constantly on hand, State. men pure and profoundly pi­ We have bought our goods in counter. So then you can­ Hardware C-ulery, not fail to see how impor­ ous. But the law can pro­ the lowest markets. \\ e have and will sell at "Rock Bottom crockery, tant it is for you to take an tect people in the right to such.goods as the people want, Prices," for CASH or country need and will have- We sell for produce, such as Boots, Shoes early start, so that you will GLASS-WARE, be prepared to override the worship Jehovah without in­ cash, therefore will not be Hats Caps„& ect. A special And everything else you want at terruption and antioyance. obstacles which you will be line of AY V. and S. P. Moore's, Blowing I have on lmnd vehicles of The lair ca n prevent men from sure to find. our own make, and more in Rook, North Carolina. Wait not from youth till desecrating the Lord's Day process of manufacture. All May 29,—12 m. hoary age to select your by work. The law can com­ for sale at very close pi icestrade or profession. "Make quality considered. Repair­ Groceries, hay while the sun shines" for pel a Jcessation from labor. Call and price our goods before Hardware, ing and made order This is needed both for man "night cometh when man U N I V E R S I T Y O F s pi?ei a 1 i tjobsRespectton11y, a And Drugs. y. f buying elsewhere. and beast. Every seventh cannot work." Thomas J. Lillard. A FULL LINE OF BEST N. Carolina, day man should rest.—Mes­ B@t,Watch this column next Surviving Fartner. weeK for a more complete list A NEGllO RIOTsenger. C II A B E L II I L L N. C.; tf.—May 3rd of our bargains. The next session begins on By Telegraph to the Nsws and Obseiv September 5th, '80. Thor- F. J. McMfilion and Son of the O. G. EAVES. Clothing ever brought to this . F. MOHDHEW, er Respectfully, Unutli of ilsoti Va., Manue County, and in fact , everv-!°ugli instruction is offered in I fa,-taresof\\all kinds are woolen Morphew & Eaves, • , c . . of t . first-class Literature, Science, rimwi-, „od„ ,v?ilcl thev will send to thing kept in a first-class science, Fhilosi- ff00(3>s .v?.iih LITTLE ROCK. A TTO UN EYS-AT -LAW, country store, can lie found I T>hy and Law. Tuition $30; your door in exchanee for wool. August 27th. AND J o n e s & Vance. here All I ask is a trial per se.ision For catalogue '1'hey also k(NM> a fullhue of t ieir The Register prints the j REAL ESTATE AGENTS, licit, mi 1 • goods 011 hand at, Southerlands, Your friend. address, HonKempP. Battle(-s.horv> v (- T;i , )MV the following: Information MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. . . ., , Ofice on Main Stiset over Drug Co s. . . 1u ,aa ,, J.F. Bobbins, Frcsident. hi ghest price for wool. reached this city yesterday j tore_ July 18 89. 1 y. | Jtily 18 8J 1 ,v. of n terrible negro r/'ot a JorYOUNG MEN. VuHQW \> *{, ET Cloth ~ Rock Bottom Undersold. LADIES DRESS BEADY-—MADE - mrnmm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_0905_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 5, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-09-05 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/d9841fa71f33f53cc7e83fb3b564a59e.pdf 82fd3c64096160a127d2fd2039e5c98c PDF Text Text VOL -f i A 1 uA'nc family newspa}»•! devoted to the interest oi its turnv. Btateand Nation. Published Everv Thursday at itiiifciioohe, Wat-acga Bounty, N. ('. '1 A . ;AT V> V TY,.N. (V *nr SETT': IMBEIi 12. iSb NO. 1 i zeriand. sunny skiesand mm to read and that the negro--aI laveiio si ientific knowledge on th i painted chits, it: twilights or it.:: •ii (a til vlgiits as citizens. »vs \\ ! h . .its V part of the mJkeis (ban th which we Im \ e he,) r«i s« • : nui K\vki'mix \vn• . " i insist that tlie people oi eitormbiis globe nn which t.hd should? in song aim/ story. <o; : not' bi'Ci {i:e pride < >i em nd on tile ,So nth will never become earth's Surface is depicted, excel in beauty. that of JrYes- Neat hern Rta las, and v > tiei'." i marina* patriotic. Look n't the way The diameter in fortY t\Vd tern North '' • -• s. 1 bn-.' . nroima tftki iier , - >. H. DOi'CliEK"! Y. EiiiTojt. 1 i'.f'V know so they id-. Aizii Jolt' I hi vis when- i'eet, and the surface is 325 v. hi been ! are iritermhuz- !e a • , » » j 1ft OUg tl'.e ill-:- i, 3; Oiir- HVF}' n <» j >}HI ])]}[11! i; • sduare met, and 1J) 1 I ai ] win .:.C. 10YEUS, IVmrara. •glil'l r ranges stretching or; tin ;r we will be, 1 hat our h U' ! •V ton TiOti -i> tlmt the men \ are said to represen t just one * ; i • * S I : IJ j . . \va Sens; iiii'Tiox E AT;:'-.. blue lines until they a; was 1i.e/'e, in this "Lain a-o ino.-.t j'c;.;!:iit in politics million li of the dinie/isionw new 1 copy1 year .41 in the maze o! (list a nee. •be Skies". 1 lb F ; v in Southern States,are'those of the 'great original. The . cna -1 " 6 months.., ti . ,,, I? i m • '• • J• «i * 1 " who were most devotej to scale. ] orniits clos'e deLUi! I'j j u ,> ' !: i();• t• is a * . :mcia(i'exi emu, .:ia ;a. Ar rig hills are th; !ov< lies' 'a! Obit tT/1LEIULYT10N. tin lost c.ume, azed who in- f.arge cities have me or ifie< •yh reposing in <U am !: e w.-t that 1 he losi cause is no} lines and -sonic of their ]>i-iikA DYKUTISIXU ILATKS, :<( mn n, Tip.) oroide of North Fa j beauty, o a ,(H\ e(i bv t : • iosf, iad is yet alive. * The eirr;! •'diorougiiiarv 1 '-"^"""^^ 0 '". resexpreswo }•-. * a ns yet 1 inch !. week 75c. tan rugged mount an s iooni- baa will on the 21st. -day "vUO'HjN r South will not nave liberal all drawn to scale. Every month , Vi .71 •.)ha are a again-; seat mien t. They sen 1 home thing' that relates to the sg nig around tlwuv on every Noyemoei a e'e'amo J AO h st t ii •>n rvno, or Intel-j all otir Northern men who go earth, its geography, its po" ,S.> KiCU rii r< Hojiiiirv no v- r-nrv of tb.e ( • astit ni i 1* I rising u]i from tlio wilderness 1 of the b. id. by JIM raithe National Sou Mi to stipulate the pro-: litical divisions - * oil its mean.-' 1 i h.'t roif duel ivr industries of theeoun of comir.uilicalion on land or K oton w a ue I " S ; ;S S « • 1 \ • . I « |(. i of mountains in the snperiorThe cei lira •ol man 1 week 1 ' i igari SI i (!< >1. 1 a ye11 v i i i a. -.I, |, r i! try. f month .|td.AO | it v of their height rend grand rid in I . sea. is shown. The globe is . . . . . . . mm ; „•) , . During the {{evolution,';;.) made U e of t he fo o\vii;u )l "Why, to indicate how j mode of stout pasteboard, in language to the editor of one -trong 1 lie i ebel sentimeui is 405 pieces, covered with pins 1 1 year f5< Noticabh among th.e nnmi:- ar. the st a tes ha ' h tain peaks in Western North id of <'on'.'edera 1 ion •a ot'Ciiepapu;-; of tint <*ity today. I/o you know that in tor, fastened to a skeleton of For intermediate rates corres- f aroiiaa, is the Grandi'a th( ? r. conferred very little power<r !>o pu d! ,1 it. Of course Alexandria, six miles from wrought iron ribs, an <3 alprpcl with tl>e Editor. : die Si mtiu editors were in- Wn shim on there was not a though very heavy, so finely S have watched his dear fn-b'opgress. The Congn^ to .!! notices 5 cents a line. icensed and gr. isci.v iiiSviltO' Cnioo flag to hoist on the re- adjusted is the balance that baL'scrijition invarialcy in Ae- miliar face in all bisciiahging i could only reeommemi lav. ! VA.XCU ami adveitisnients poya- moods, until it, is forever da-: but not enl'oire them. 71i by the rem ,rks of 0 ol. 8hep- cent Centennial day, and they it will turn at the slightest, on demand. guereotyped on my memory.!government bad incurred i • card and < had : o send to Washington touch. If it were rotaifed at Me ever looks upward as if | heavy debt on account of tic : ur e ennnotigive too iuurh for on, , ami it was inirig up i thesau velocity as that of the same csTern rth aionna. in the act of devotion. Day! war. Congress asked • arhTT' to sn.-h staff for we bc- with two r> :;igs. I the earth. its mof(hnei.it eve x dl. is' "ppard to be a — _ S and night, winter and sum -1 state to pay, but tne.y would hardly be visible; rsii Leautifuilv sweated, in a j , n ,through storm and nun jealous a k. and does uot exriresa )Nu FAfhP ENDED.; point at the Equator wlie/b the apeeeh would be highest would.move at the ra ie of on iiv-h a minute. :, !T<>11 rw<:<i?)ivtv; rig po (;(i, O II •eoad and lofi.v, vorship of the everlasting LiELT FINDING: Y: esteni Norih : hills". He may be touched Carolina as a country la in- try the fleecy wings of the \v deed Tllfltchh'ys. r_«' morning clouds, or mellowed a 1 iva ys vi Here iu the hat t of. the AIlc- by .the golden light of tlm Cri ti­ b ghanies, ua lui has. with a noonday sun, or kissed by jideut. A new Constitution trot the nation riieaegroet Me w a s 85 years! old. lavish am/partial hand, pourj the moonbeams, or again the; was adopted, September, 17 would be rasubjugated, the On June 13th Mr. Marvel perfo rd l.ev gifts in r'cLest pro .storms are raging around : 1787. poor trash of lilt South a te his last square men/. For iy a very sinril fusion, making this "land of him in all their fury, and thej .y] the-States in the Union would be driv-'-n out and the t h i r t y - s i x d a y s h e t o o k a b s o very mean nature to p3 the skies' - ' all that heart red aglitmng'sare let: looseo-; wbre requested to be repro­ North woUl.i beat the mer­ luteJy n o t h i n g i n t O ' h i s s t o m - and to point out faults. Tc u tiese plans aclie. On t h e t h i r t y - e i g h t be a true critic, one must could wish. Dear to the heart ver his grand old head; or | sen ted North Carolina, by cy of t!1e n .! have largeness of mind arid a e of pie, b u t spirit of fairness: for criti­ rova blv liave ' been ll" nit on a ; of every one is his own, his rocked l>y the music of that iin act of the i rgislatme would a t h e t h i r t y - cism includes the discerning ended did not' at. native lahd, and this applies "grand organ of nature", the 8e nt five delega tes. the new otlieidliinth d a y he drank a small of the beauties as well as the thunder, responding in deej» Constitntion was submitted political issiu of with peculiar force tr. thepeo defects of that which is under jile of our omi happy favored heavy notes through the run to the several states for rati­ character, but I think that quantity of milk, and at ir­ examination. If you would verse. When the 'storm-king' fication.' Nine of the thirteen had Cleveland bean feeler-ted regular periods he has con­ be a. critic, or would do the State. iti. No matter how far they wan j has been chased away how original states had to adopt we would have had another tinued to do so. All told, he work of a critic, m any sphere der, they are ever turning' glorious the Gra-nfather looks it before it was binding on a- war during the four years has drunk not to exceed one of life, you oweitto. you owe — ougingly to the cool springs | when the peaceful morn ny of the slates, then only of his term. The South wou­ gallon of milk in sixty-seven it to yourself and" to the cause of truth to make it, wa p f md delightful hneezes of their j bathes him in a flood of rosy on those tiintdiu adopt it ld no doubt been a 11 xions to days that haveelapsed since clear at the start that voii It. i withdraw from the Union he began to fast. are not a mere fault finder, wo mountain home, and stern h light; or night with her glo was it binding. the necessity that binds them rious retinue of moon and The Legislatures 0 f the dif, again' and the people of the The affects of his abstinence He fore yon point out any not stars keeps her vigil over for en t states met in 1788, and North would not stand it- is such as would be expected. fault you would have correc­ to dliptlier land. fa Here we have the most mag him. He stands ever the the required n 11 mber acl<>|itei! Rut the good Lord God A! The faster had reduced him­ ted, you must designate some it during that year. North rt f self to a "living shadow." beauty which is worthy of ad ' ninoent scenery, and the most same, a kingly spirit, "thron­ Carolina called a Convention mighty,) in his beneficent miration, and which'ought The case is so far beyond the not, to be changed. Then when '' delightful climate in the ed among the liills" his foun­ to meet at Hillsboro to con­ providence, saved us the ca­ ordinary that incredulity you have proved that you 'world. The invalid has but dation deep izi the earth, his sider the Const;! 11 tioii on the lamity by defeating Grover have the best of critics pow­ has been excited. 21st of July 1888. Cleveland. fheto breathe this health-giving summit piercing the skies. 7/iit there is no occasion ers', it will do for you to enter 2his Convention seems to THE BLOODY, BLOODY SIUDT. 3 lol 'itmosphere to recover. The Here that beautiful stream, have been influenced against fortius, as Dr. George His- upon theeriticsinferior work. If ever, under any circum­ M 1 ' tourist and pleasure seeker the V/atauga River, has its adopting the Constitution by "1 often din > with Gen ty a well known physician of stances. you tell another of source. It rises on the side finds our cloud capped raomi irai.o has wgolariy at- his faults before you com­ , H t•v • " y ... tains sufficiently beautify!for of the Grandfather, and report was 1 mo that n soniej .nlks Jle agi-ees wu-Ii metnup !pn( ^ ea ir ' ni * 1 ' ie givuu «a.- mend his good traits, or if changes were made it would j the Southern people arc nsj their greatest expectations. makes its way through deep Hcult . v i n treating hnn has you point out the defects in The artist, dwells with delight gorges and rocky ravines, be adopted. Tliis < auwl great: n-nifed^cvtiH as ever', and that i political1 strife in North Caro-| ,1.",,.'. ; . 110 'Mill . . - . I • among bran his determination tore- a piece of work of his before ,1 t 1 '(liViA |i1 MA' patriotism 1 there is — you speak of its on each changing landscape, washing the mountain side , m lina, and .lie question of a-i ,1 : siwt jiroffered aid. After fast you seem to be aattractions, t fault finder and the poet amid such love- with its cool clear waters. g e r a g " p , ' i f " y I , e ™ „ t " , -t ,Ufni:.^«f»« he.™ rather than a critic; and so , ly surroundings might find a Emerging into the valley it ed throughout the land. Ihpjrae.t vJi wis. up ai m > a^c.n i 1 you seem to be a person who lAJSlxlatim- uiwj .« Cmr nJlnrinKthe RMS-rallOT. but j; ™® from his »•>) and becomes a beautiful river orenewed inspi rati on. Ui S a i >n 11 (> - wa1 er ' /,a ^ 00< • is wholly out of place in the" There is no baleful miasma verhung with laurel and ivy, tion both mef a t Fayettv:He. 1 1 1 A.-t f , | ; ; K p.a v Gie stunly, un !; near, and drank some of it. world.—S. S. Times. and on the 21st day of Nov.. j patriotic spirit and lurking near us; we feel en­ and embosomed among the the.Convention unanimously | i-wns After the milk and water was j tirely safe from those diseas- hilfs. it carries with it acharm adopted the Constitution ofb-u/raran m:,.... keep, left near him and occasional­ North Carolina lias beeli 1 es that infest low level cotm- that only a mountain stream the United States, wliic/ithen ! the country tQg:-ra"r. ly lie would rise and drink a one of tne most backward can. In its clear sparkling had received ten amend-j "Thet negroes now have no little. During the ! tries, and can only look with ' political rights and many are ' c | States in the matter of pub­ pity on our richer, but more waters is a beautiful mirror, ments. this memoi' '.I. 1 r v. They Marvel had been bedfast, ex It is ( ; < 1 A t r.FTI * . i" 1 ! V* i • - I »»T\» » <1 v t lic ed ucation.—Exchange. - unfortunate neighbors who reflecting all the beauty of its 11 North Carolina History f ,.\/ ! .,'m»lcM b',,) |lb baA ! ropt at times when . would | ''7-ra.?'.\,..pt n ' x he , ! . • ! 1 4-»-» • • . , t surroudings in its silvery chat lher people will, in a fn-r , CiHl I' V Ol Y till th live there. lew na v:> , Vi]u , if without I s P nil g «P nnd wonder about j This is an error. Before the weeks, celebrate. < Western North Carolina is depths. be sold • ihe house and porch. Bores war North Carolina had tlit! The mountains ai'etlie glo- North Cai olina '"'•'j rich in mineral wealth. Hid­ of | « V£ i should spare means of support 4can.. . came upon him bv reason of; best common school system scho1 no effort to make 1 necelcu, a- to prison contractois to pie-, . " . , - • , „ ra mi, «. , ,--- ,, .,, t ,, den away in the dark recess­ ry of the world. The hand of -tion ,1 jmm,l nl1hl . fM !»« aw.,^ c-onbnement, an,!ev-,m .,11 toe booth, SinCe tiie 0»r v « a Y tlu-m onbli.long punnc . ... es of the mountains are vast Divinity formed them for a people should inform them- , , , „j . .c-nti,' identlv Marvel has not only whites got rue Stave Governc ^ BiiouUl i ne .soutn i * , , .. ,. , , , suttered long but severely, ment out, of the clutches oi quantities of ores, and we special purpose. It satisfies selves more about the forma-: ' everything possible the carpcc-baggers, sea Un­ dream sangninely of the days done to relieve him. His wa'ggs and negroes the that are to come, when Wes­ i longest on record, schools have been prov ided tern North Carolina will ri­ — for. The sum annually F val California: when these World In Miniature. somewhere near .f 600,000. U rich trea en res will be taken i I that so many politicians wm>, • y f J / ; m whjle ; !could do better and will do [oug/ztto enlighten the . pco- ); , . thafc up by the hand of industry ging rnajes-j. P laJ many won- better. North (Carolina is al the and skill, nnd,added to all her Western North Carolina pie about the workings .-..i;,,,,. decs of the Paris 1 losition. ways igiiorantly or purpose­ other attractions will be the hut waits for development jj' l! ,e.^venmauit, a w th sue . ^ ly being misrepresented. A ,1 c/'om/zz/zg glory of weal/h. - J -' ! to make her one of" the wostj^;^ knowledge. Rut wei 1 th(1 amm .Ment8sofP there is none," says i writer Bton it. it i- monotonous.— The exqusite beauty of the; char hung countries in the s ii«uld not lay all th • blame ' , ; > R, r . n d in tl.o Boston Transcript, *i,{ . nous more-accurate scenery would rival that of, world. And when t/zis beau- at their doors, but should tuy low ma- ray i ha! the far famed Alps of Swit- tifhl land of'mountains with students oursc:vcs so f( • ) • . . >:? ( n ; \ .. �Tlie Committee oi the; position? thev ban w^ite" ~in» i-^tn flay of 1 epo-m m , A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ YEW i m El? ACAD* Wa [ t J U .. Fair are endeavouring :l t Boone. .in TP is nothing "9d,> for settlemeu", or tnis no PER!. .none. .There wiiotnmg ^ EMY. to have a reuninon of the ire except tuition so far as I Gee will be placed mbarr of j -The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press." North Carolinians who are their. recovery, iius bept. Do you want to aid in building abroad during the Fair some understand. The examina­ 4th. 1889. Still On Hand With A up a paper that shall reflect the time in Oer. North Carolina tion. except History of X. C.. w. E HEX DEE X ; great est credit on North Caroli has produced quite a num­ will not be hard. The ques­ A. S. Edmisten, Ac/ministraPRINCIPAL. he ; na. no matter where it may 1 been forwarded. tor of W. H. Edmisten. ber of able men who have tions have emu? T'">n patronize First session begin a Aug. Nice line of left her boJ/lersund are citi­ Hamilton Institute open­ i ™ WilAil.StiTDN y, :;sDEXGER Notice ! zens of other States which ed last week with 88 scholars. 26th, 1889. Hoard can be A I. Alio;; Ei'.arr -I 'Aii I. p.vi 'KU States receive the honor of obtained in the neighborhood 1 V t 17"V 17 T ^ Do you want a reliable paper 0— producing them such has On Sunday Rev. Richard from $5 to $5.50 per month.i X T M J I1 giving you all tiiv news of the Administrator's Sale. been the case with the three Jacks preached the first ser­ • arid—a Dnnocratic nnwspajier Tuition from one to three dol O (hat equals the best—has the Presidents who were born in mon in the new academy at ars per month. Address the | largest ( ireiilation, and has f ( >r N. c. Jackson, Polk and that place. He is nearly 95 On Thursday, the 10th day Principal at Horton X. C. twejny-one years hee;i i part of October, 1889, 1 will, as| Aug. 29 t f Johnson, who are considered and faetorin thegrowtli u ddevn» 7tmn<*«eaH B , when ft, ;}•«-« «W, and preached a- the Administrator of thelate velopment of the (dd North truth they are | bo «t 2 hours. \Vho can beat W. II. Edmisten, sell upon SCOTT A ERVIX, Ft f? rl 1 f ]T n;l r , ; ! (• g r that? This old gentleman carolinia lis. THE WILNIdGTON MESSENGER ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Many more North Carolini­ has had his coffin made 8 or the premises, of said estate, (Mnipaign Itartes: • Consisting, in part, of Boots. on a credit of 6 months, with | ans have recieved distinction 10 years, and yet he promi­ I he "Daily Alessenger." by Lenoir, X. C. Shoes, note arid approval security, abroad. We believe that a. ses fair to live to be 100. uf-'il, 4 lnonths on trial, t'dr Dress Goods, Carolinian where ere' he be, the personal property Which $2.00 J.F. SPA IXH OUR The Secretaries of sub-allian­ loves his native State, lie Notions, has come into my hands ns The weekly "Trausci-i|it ?4e•-.may wander far but he can ces will p/ease send me their Administrator, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Hardware, aforesaid. •euger," (the largest and never forget his native State quarterly reportsimmediateBoone, X. C. Tinware, best paper in the State) 9 The property consists of: Six and her people so virtuous |y after their last September Special attention given to months on trial for $1.00 Groceries, kind and true. Tne people meeting. Don't wait to bring head horses, orie.mule, twelve Gash in advance. Both the collection of claims. are anxious for a reunion the reports with you, but head of cattle, thirty or forty Coffees, papers are large Eight-Page where they can shake hands hogs, a lot of sheep, and hay. July 4th 89—1 y. Sugars, Jieets. Send Postal Card and meet their kinsmen face send them. You can bring The household and kitchen with tlienddress of five per­ Tea, to face. Wanderer return in money with you, but be sure M. M. PARKS, sons and receive sample cop­ Rice, Oct. where ever you be it will to send tnports. The county furnituie of the deceased, ma1 ies of Tut; M ESSENGER. ATTORNEY AT LAW chinery, farming utensils J Cigars, you and help North carolinia alliance will meet first Friday Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. etc., &etc. This Sept. 4th '89. ns to see you return. Cigarettes, A-etc. Jefferson, N. C. in Oct. I. W. Thomas. A. S. Edmisten Administra­ HopMRS & ^ W. B. COUNCILL, JR. STATE NEWS. tor of W. H. Edmisten. deed. —O— ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. ~ Elk X Roads, Drugs & Medicines o Wake Forest College open­ Notice ! Sept. 9th. 1889. July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH ed with 185 students. O— For the DEMOCRAT : fn good variety. Also tak< CAROLINA. W. B. COUNCILL, M~7)7 North Carolina has "110 iN ot w i11) e l a n d i n gjt h e great Having qualified as the Ad­ ii iiHJfcs of Boone, X. C. Keep always on hand a full cotton factories. abundance of ruin andcloud- ministrator of the' late Peter Resident Physician. Office Mid complete line of Groom­ The-Statesville Landmark y weather, the farmers have Townsend, deceased, notice is on King Street north of Post 's, Confection-'iries, Fruits, has found a man who has about completed their hay hereby given to all persons tliii.-.'. RO aimed Goods & etc. See our ldl v_ -O swapped guns 1006 times. business. Hay crops umisu­ indebted to said Petri-Town- fun- 11 88. t v. lock, ami learn our prices, send, to come forward am it-fore purchasing, The Court-House at Car­ se ally large. DR. L. G. R EEVES. luly 18 89-6 mo. Corn crops not extra. The make immediate settlement, thage, Moore Co., X. C., was him P HYSICIAN AND SURGEON and all persons ha vipgclaim, destroyed by tire, with all great amount dlice a i Coffey's Hotel, m v i: £ ? against said estate, writ pre.-, the County records, and ma- laifure to Boone, X. C ent the same duly untheriti ih: 4 . .89 „ ny valuable papers in it, on •ut coin pretty . /A'i!V "' \ J rated ,\i iHiiu 1j monu^iry*k, T_.-• - ' • UVf-'V pies very the night of the 5th. Doss - r Vt --;, •: VXDK. OUT JL A,. J. ispi 'Kixs, failure in i $ 15.000. No insurance. pleaded in bar of • iieii The premiums of the State! had for muny y ' * DHwvr.r.FR) ~ Rept 6tn"'lWb Fair are out.There are $10 jcrop jffima.aut Elk Park, N. C. x. c., And country produce in e: I . Towi.send Ad mini;-, 000 worth of premiums to bei are;, Watches repaired and ah s just receiving a large stock trator of Peter Townsend. kinds of work in ins line exc ••luiugo for goods Cents' fur TTV competed for. Flie Fpir y,;jU| GENERAL MERCHANDISE tAT' H '! •::siring goods, such as, drcs.- . hich will be sold for Gash or deed. ••iited prom pi ly. Largt hold 4 daysqcomi'ierici ng-PTrLial fitly 18 89—6 mo. hirts. (both laundried an •onntry produce at prices WPFS'of Oct. jjith. iff ~ Wr*^' beef cattle for sale, if Valuable Hotel Pro pex.uriauridried.) hollars, Cuft- :ever before heard of. Give the buyer would just step W. c. NEW LAND, -'•lins, and in fact, altno,- dm a call, *T<rfM stating triis way. Mules, mules, T V -FOR SALE ATTORNEY AT LAW, anytliiiig needed.in that line i pr 2'» 1 y. v}that tilePostmastera1131ack nearly every body has a mult" By \ irtue of a decree of tiit —B VXXLR HOUSE ^Bountain was not a negr->, to sell, colts particularly, pri Superior Court of watauga Lenoir, N.C. IFQT I\ T ? ee.s of which range from $85 Co. made in the ease of L. D. Iune 27. 88 ly. as it had stated; but a white tj> O ka 1 i l l I :WA L V Wnl-'h -.IX rci Jbi Vi man, and can read and write^ to $50, sellers price generally Hargave and others E. F. LOVILL & SOX. rrr A report is going the *$40. buyers price f 35the undersigned as Commis­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW deady-VIade Clothing from . iXiWlJ rounds that Gov. Th e foutil quartely meeting sioner oppointed by said Boone, X. C. to 25 dollars per suit. W I> t • A Alt iV NORTH CAROLINA. Fowle is trying to step into for the Jefferson eercuit will Court will sell at Blowing Iu[.v 4tri 89—1 y. handle only first, class goodbeheld in Jefferson Sept 14 Bock N. C. on Wednesday tinGood fare, neat rooms, trie shoes of Senator Vance. ~ T. B. FIN LEY, ami will guarantee prices iu oolite attention. A.good and feed This, however, is only a ru­ and 15tri A large atten­ 16th day of October, 1889. low as any other merchan md livery stuU J 1 riin ATTORN EY - AT-LAW, in mor which surprised Gover­ dance is expected. on the premises 2 lots or par­ •/ho liaridles the same grad •oiiridction with tne Hotel Wilkcshoro, No; D: Carolina. nor Fowle very much. No, To the piece copied in last se! of land known as the Har­ iy W. G. ll'alch. Of go;a weeks paper from the Mrssen grove Hotel property—at gentleman, "old Zeb" will GIVE US A CALL. NOTICE! still be Senator for many ger, concerning the Sabbath, public outcry to the highest July 18 '89 tf. Bv virtue of power of rede con. years to come. y 1 want to say a men. The bidder—Terms % cash % in ( tained in a contaiiied in a cei-tain in­ deed, by *i. ,i DPJI ¥h?i Pin 13 The colored people of North law should compel a cessa- and % in twelve months, bono .nortgageMi!l->r tuulexecuted tlui i yi vidiii i yii uiili iiui Jove Creek Academy. lames C. wife Mai W. M. FRANCUM, Principal. Carolina have a Farmers' Al­ sion from labor on the Sab­ with good security for defer Mi Dei*, of the !ii-st part, and (!eo Next term begins Aug. 5,'89. bath. Persons failing to re ed payments- Title retained uowran -e of tli(! second part. J liance, with 450 sub-allian­ Board, everything included, gard the Sabbath upon till purchase money paid. will proceed to sell the following ces described t ra< t or par; ei of land Goods at almost your owi •six dollars per month. The Grambill cotton mills some pretended leligious con This is a tine opportunity to lying and being in the County <>; price. I run in connection of Washington Del., have vietion, should be persecuted purchase a well-equipped Ho­ VVatauga-, and State of North wi'h my other business, r Tuition from 75ots3 to $2 been shipped to Reidsville, and punished as crimnals, tel at oneof the most populai Carolina, odjoiiiing the lands ol ier month. For Further par­ Mi]]«r an J and will be put in operation for really such they are,'there Summer resorts in the State Jo liial Lggurs, Austin more fully ticulars, address the Princi­ [j. C. Milier, which will Wm. R. Lovill, at that place. The mills are is nothing that deserves more Aad feec pal, Amantha, N. C. Commissioner. appear by reilerence to said Hotel .nortgage which is recorded in worth $75,000 and work a christian sympathy than a book B, of mortgages, page.person whose conscience is so Sept. 11th. 1889. large number of hands —0— 563 and 564. To satisfy the Geo. N. Raper, of the Win­ scared that he fails to appre­ At the same time and payment of a certain debt of $2ston graded school, died last ciate the sabbath. We have place,! will sell the personal 00 and interest on same, at the week of typhoid fever. Aged some men in our own boast­ yroperty of It. L Hargrave— court house door in Boone, x. (h -SUCCESSOR TOed christianized land; who by public outcry, to the high­ on the first monday in Oct, '89. wliich we tliink is equal t( 22 years. and nil costs and ex pen as accrue Captain Bonner, of Wash­ stoop so low est. bidder for cash—property ing by virtue of such sale, Thi.-. any in the county, and w ington Co., cracked a piece of as to repudiate the great au­ consists of household and •Sept. the 3rd '8(5. t\r. R Lovill guarantee our prices lov. Robbins Bros, kitchen furniture'such as U riffs. Attornev ice and found a gold ring in­ thor of the sabbath and con necessary for a first class ho­ as any in the Shull's Nlills X. C. side it. Some 4 ce gatherer cent rate his forces for a big- tel; 1. 13. Hargrove Admin­ Keeps constantly on hand, in the North must have lost days work on the farm, or istrator of R. L. Hargrove. DR. J Q. li'ILBAR. and will sell at "Rock Bottom COUNTY. it. engagement in some other Sept. 11th. '89 Prices," for CASH or country U. G. EAVES. worldly persuit. Oh! when F. MORPHETV, Also furnish transportation tc produce, such as Boots, Shoes will the time come when pure THIS AND THAT. McrphewS Eaves, r.aiities wanting the smne fvitii a Kilts Caps, & ect. A special and undefied religion will de­ —O— safe driver and with as good a line of ATTORXKYS-AT-LAW, ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. W. S. Primrose, Pres. of vote men far above such deg­ AND Best material used. Neat turnout -is can be found in tin REAL ESTATE AGENTS, B'd. of Trustees of the N. C. radation. — Wm. H. McGuire. For the next work, and satisfaction guar­ county. LADIES DRESS f MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. anteed. College of Agriculture and Offce on Main Street ove ID ug Co 's. July 18 89—6mo. Mechanic Arts, located at Administrator's Notice! o-e. Hardware, Gi venes, F i1 y I S j t 1 y Raleigh, writes me that he- state of N. CJ And Drugs. titbit. Rock Bottom At L 60 will arrange for the Oo.Supt. Watauga Co. f J. C. JONLB, Zionville, N. C.. A FULL LINE OF BEST with two members of the B'd. Having qualified Keeps constantly on hand and of Education to hold a cora- as the administrator of W. will sell at bottom prices for cast ISS9& We will make Hpe( iiu [trices, for petative examination in 11. Edmisten deceased,notice or country produce, Boots. Shoes cash, on all goods. Returning Boone last of this month, is hereby given to all persons Hats, Caps. A special line ol our thanks for [iast patronage ; Clothing ever brought to this LADIES HATS This Co. is entitled to one who are indebted to said eswe w ill, as heretofore, still con­ County, and in fact, every­ H a.rdware. Groceries. student in that College free of late, to come forward and tinue to furnish you good goads thing kept iu a first-class tuition, and the young man make prompt settlement,and j HEADY MADE CLOTHING A NfWffdMf.iiWING MACHlbf (•? ORANGfyMASS and at as low prices as /• in b< country store, can be found SPECS A LTV. who passes the best exa in i n a- all persons having claims a~RC^0. ^tunta,E/ ,^ cal 'S-™ SJ Truly youi-s, tHRA.|LU. 28 UNIONSQUARE.NYfANHn^r- lound. I here. All 1 ask is a trial. ( *eps n° shoddy goods. In shotr, tion will be entitled to the gainst said estate, are not/'-! k ST,LOUIS.MO. NITTSJCNTTRGRVA OALLAS.TEX. Your friend. place. If any young man | tied to present them to the|fi^-!n^couffiRRo5"12 JO < and ii.-ii i. ( /-cekXallias r» J. P. Bobbins. JLi vV, wish to make an effort tor the undersigned, on or before i he ouml here, (iivo'hiiu a call. Ashe Count v. 1SS, North )01 S BOTTOM S ' ' , •t: - STABLE �MAEBMI die Cane yesterdayto witnessj MRS. NANCY CORNELL, trust which has run up ]ut p W a t a u g a Democrat. the marriage of his son IP. B. —O— i bulging used for cotton ! bales nearly double the reguTodd, to Miss Belle Hodges. Valle Cruris, >Sept. 8th. 1889. 1). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C Rivers, Publisher. I — —0— Oar price. Several plans have Ul the residence v»«. the brides'' at vtwo , JM. of „ Entered at the Post Office at father, John R. Hodges last Died near Yalle GVueis,7 June J b een devised to a void the use " UUOM MV T »wv/v. 1\ ill W. Holsclavt has just received a fine lot of hoots & shoes, 16th., 1889, Mrs. Nancy G f the jute, different kinds of Boone. N. P.. as second-class n joht. /1 w,ll P L /i o i i 1 /vi f n s l' . . l i_. .1 ...1.11., .vill , -M. Gray "enson, who j Cornell. The subject of this j^ebe'en tried Willie He will sell you a ladies shoe at 80cts. ladies sawed pebble si while mail matter. a,1< ^ U P' aT1 d a large lot on hand to select from. Mens shoes SI o i Mmited j has been-one 19 vears, re- tribute was born m Watauga so mehate used to W:<u_o//< J \ d ,j fl (i f p. itwrntynve up. .urns boctr. $2.75 —veauait. 1 liaveju Mens nocts ^a.Yo —veal eftlf. I t- n ,i or' i i it -t vii it in his rein- ' o. oept. til. LSi. louo. i-m txui.i. cotton cloth.' Tlie •' nice line of hats in the latest styles <'o cts up tohave just received nvtept l ne a ntvfive , , tiiinenona \un •«.. * , it22() five LOCALS, upi° tives in "watauga, lie Is now was, therefore, m her d-rd. , m> i, <emlins now been solved I living in 111. and is doing year. Sim was the daughtei i factory is to be built at —Beaches plentiful. I well." ,i ' >i Moses and Catherine Hate -naiinei'Ville 8. 1 • for tin GROCERIES, NOTIONS & - Buckwheat'good. V. Mrs. Cornell had >eeU manufacture o bagging that • - Haul in your winter —We are glad to say , married twice. In 182. Mr- out oi long lea', p'.ne st ra 1 • uaadwarp —My stock is full and low for Cash. Howard's Creek has out , ' wax married to Boni. lois which no doubt will sOOl, go my friends and liistomers: I will lea Ve tor I?alt!uioi-e and else wood. » x- ,i i . ., _ . ' . « * rthe best Sunday Ocioom m Four children were tl viier-i North, about the Gth or 7th to buy my fall and whitel* —Oli ! what delightful wea­ the County. M ubersedenll oilier imis. George b fruits of f.hi i union, one dau • * 1, " report of the j sto< -' K > J ou a 'l may look for one of the best clock otgoodsexct* 1 Vandike is Juperi teudaiu, ther. 11 hen ghter and 6 sons. " "! brought- to Watauga, and at the lota st price eVev heard of in (\Ys» —There are 247J tax-pay* and is also conducting a death made her home deso­ condition of the growing teru x. ( . .TO all who owe ME either HV note or open account are ers in Watauga. choir which is in connection late and she was deprived ol crops is not flattering. Tin requested to come and pay up at once, as i v, ili need f h tnoiu-y B. . devoted husband, and great amount of i.un sr.m.s —Messrs Moore Bros, have with the Sunday S c h o r l , Truly Yours. —Jesse Reed asked us to left to battle for her children ! be the cause comparing their steam saw iniii at J. P. . \\ . Hdlsclttw'i state that B. K. lleed and ialone. In 1834 she was a wnlh last yeui pio:.p(. ts. ^ih. (buncill's, sa wing lumber. Dr. A. F. Houk, of Leu-; wife has taken his son Mark gain married to Nathan Cur- '1st- \ugnst edvnis? po.nts LOOKOUT, WSHAVE STRUCK BOTTOM1; oir snent Monday in town, !i ' uili school am! l.-w inecoun n( .|] i nn( j became the mother ;ess,, cotton 4 less, aliano \ , i •i 7 I. . .oe.iot 1WI 1'! \ ! (M'S 5 ICR sweet potatoes D less, Standard Prints, G to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts, ity. Any Mr'/ucii-iL/iil I -1 >11— Of <fight more childr. n. , information en route for Gap Creek. earning the boy will betimn " jsops and four daughters, be-'peanuts 1 less. 1 lie.a .-tali. .'ill kinds of dress goons at correbpondiugly low figures. — ll-'m. Hi Hardin has been Fur failr reeked j ing tlie mollieroflBchildreii. j tics are gatheied b"' n * u ' Law. s from 6 to lOets. Mens wool hats 25 to $51. appointed Administrator of hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, 1 »III VI .MIL. I.INI.-UU NIG OI 'J —Mr. Gribble ret i ued Of this number, only three i>arts of ffioi Lh ( <u w!ma \Vin. F. Church. rr tiie 1000 special correspond­ plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &ete. Aete. Aetc. uesday, were pennitted to stand n/ B,AT .'11 J . -I . ,. . , .. —Ool. •). W. M. Grayson, )7-oiu Cranbery Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless where lie had gone to get dy­ rounJ her dying bed. Eighi ents of the State agrievilture­ of Ashe Co., is quite low with variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. namite to work at Bull Uutfin. of them preeeeded her to the al Department at Raleigh. rheumatism. ,, lii' h are published and sent /iROCERIEtJ tROCERI EK 1ROGER IE® : He thiuKS lie 'may strike grave. She was a great suf­ KO, h KK'ERIEOj ^ROCERIi'A *ROCERI1 —Mrs. M. A. Fowler, of something valuable a little ferer for many months, but out over the State. Moorsville. N. C. is visiting lower down. bore it with great patience, The agricultural Depart­ Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices, at ('apt. Lovill's. it was my privilege to visit ment is doiag a good work, Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost —As the Editor and Pul> '" it issues monthly, a bulletin —E. W. Hennesseo opener Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bra's leather at fan lisher are both absent tliis her often during lwsickness of interesting matter lor the tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tinschool at the colored school week, the many readers o! She professed religion at a house one mile east oi town the DEMOCRAT will please ex­ very early age—the exact farmers, and sends gratis to ware at .almost nothing.We also have a large lot o date is not known—but nev- all who desire it. tne Monday. cuse this issue, as it is left en­ er united with any church, j Anlletin vv,11 contain a eoi—Rev. 1. W. Thomas took tirely in the bands of the "devFACTORY BATERSON 1AACT0RV M'Her reasons for not doing so reet list of all the thorough WATERSON his daughter Miss Lizzie to •S .1. IA„ * ACTOR 1 * ATERSON 1 ACTOR* bred stock m North (N azvjlina a ATEK80N were never known. About 18 Hamilton lust it are w here she A-"' ' —Rev. John P. King, who years ago, they left their old -horses, cattle, sheep and cnreivd school Monday. Yarn at d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool of is now Pastor of the Lenoir home, having selected Mr. siruie. —\V . B. t ounci 1.1 .11 and Adventist. Church, coming Silas Adams and wife (she There is much to d i SCOUT- cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for ('apt. E. F; Loviil art ; repre ivom Wilmington to that we wi'il enable you to pay ny back debts. All for sale at being the only daughter of renting the Boone liar at'| place, lias been preaching her first marriage) to care age the fanning classes and bottom prices at J. B. Phillips & Sou, very'lit tie it seems to enconrLakers', ale wOUit. May 15 6 moSugar Groye N. (J |some very able sermons at for them in their declining ig*e them, the cat r.hilars -Miss Fannie Gwyn, of Ei the-Advent Church on \Ya- years, and nobly and faith- Khave commenced working on re -s fully did they perform their the cotton near Raieigh- SEWING MACHINES kin, lias been visiting her sis-, iUga river. 1 C Something new in the duty, never ceasing or tiring " ter, Mrs. J. E.Finley,oiMcat damageing the crops on wm way of working cattle, was in their energy to please, ear­ some farmers 25 percent. -ANDCamp. seen on the streets last week. ly and late they were ever ORGANS While North Carolina is suff­ A fine mare and colt were There were three all in a ready and willing,everything ering this season on the ac­ gored to death by a "penny­ breast, and one on one side was done that could be to count of rain, many of the This handsome 4 Drawer Sew- i. royal bull," on Mnj. Vannoy's of the tongue and two on the relieve her. This stroke of t he States out west have drou­ ing Machine with full set of atx % other. They were hitched Divine hand seenitd heavy, farm on Stony Fork. Rudiments and ghts and no crops are an\ r| with hames, collars and tra- especially on the aged hus­ account, while our crops fall five years guarantee from —Tlie M isses Turn-, r, oi •es: The general opinion was band, who bends under the off possible one fifth there is Morganton, spent several that it was a "bully team." j weight of 78 years, though a total failure. Watauga we TIIE MANUFACTTTK for EKIHTEEN DOLLAIIS cash. days with Prof. J. F. Spain—We are glad to learn of low notes of bitter wailing believe will make ample 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines hour last week. the glowing prospect for a. were heard in the humble grain for home consumption successful year a Sutherland home, 'reft of wife and mother —Mrs. Malinda Hardin re­ anil produce to spare nerorthan turned home last Sunday Seminary. Prof M ilson has doubtless Angels sang : thriess the ^season has been an average attendance of 65, from Shell ( reek, where she h a vi n g onl y ta u gh t f o r a bou t "Ransomed soul, we greet verv unfavorable. Our peo­ any house in Kr.oxville. 20 years experience in'this busi­ ness. rite a t once for circulars and prices. Needles at d has been sines the death of 6 weeks. Every depart thee safe at home." ple should remember this narts for all Leading Machines. ment is complete; being tilled May they all meet at last- when they get discouraged Mr. Church. by thorough and competent in Heaven to live and love —In the 2nd paragraph of teachers. KNOXVILL j ami want to pick up stakes S. P.ANGE, We predict suc­ Commissioner's oourt, the cess for Prof. Wilson. for evermore. and leave; remember we never v word Superiors appeals, M. E. AYagnor. fail to make something when 30,jan 12m. v where it should be Supervi­ —A great number of our we Work matters not how the people aqe attending the sors. Brief Mentions. seasons are. —W. L. Bryan is still a- Three Fork Association at head for dry goods, notions, Zionville, which began Tues­ The cranks are not all dead It is estimated that tile far SUBSCRIBE TO THE cigarettes, cigars and tobac­ day and closing thisevemng. yet, there are still fool hardy mers Alliance controls 70.000 co (both smoking and chew­ 2'he Associations are looked men who are so anxious for votes in North Carolina. ing.) Try a pack of 'emDuke's. forward to with a great deal fame that they will peril their This would be a strong force —You can save your house of interest by our people, am lives endeavoring to obtain to oppose were they to from being burned by buying pie preparations are made it. C.D. Graha m a young coop make it a petition organiza­ one box of non-explosive for the accommodation of er 36 years old made a bar- tion. We are going to look News, ^ el got into it had himself fas with much interest at out­ You Want the Latest and Must Reliable lamp powders. For sale at friend s an J guests. AY. L. Bryan's. Price 25cts. —Maj. Harvey Bingham, tened up strong and tight come of the farmers Alliance, —Rev. T. C. Holsclaw. who and family, of Statesville,are and thrown into the river not that we are doubtful II"" W.- . v.»v horseshoe whether they '*«•* manage Y^ll III' I v 111 , T can — ~ has been attending school in visiting friends and relatives and went over the .. .. -in Watauga. A/aj. Bingham falls of Ningra last Saturday their business or not for we Haywood Co. for some months, preached at Brushy is a son that Watauga is tru­ week. He was picked up be-; know the farmers of North Fork Church last Monday ly proud of. There is but few low the rapidsjnot seriously : Carolina are men of brains men in North Carolina his e- hurt. as troll as sinews, but what nightqual in law. We heard an ca­ North Carolina has thirty ; V ve are watching is the way —Prof. J. S. Hill, who was ble lawyer say that he was a well , quipped Military com- they are going to drive out formerly principal of Boone walking encyclopedia of the panies, for whose training of politics worthless men., academy is now Prof, of law. We are truly sorry that she spends $5.000, annually, j The fanners own North Languages at Holly Springs AYatauga lost him. Gov. Fowlein his inaugural .Carolina in the main, why College. Butler Jenn. —We call the attention of address advised the Legisla- not rule ii ? Rise up farmers. / -Rev. C. Durham, J. A. the owners of the aca demy at tureto make some appropri'peight of the Recorder and this place, to the fact that tt ation and the $5000 was the READ THIS. Howell of Raleigh, and Oliver is greatly in need of repair. out come of his suggestion. < ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IF YCU from Thomasville, stopped The •roof leaks, and is darna- | Several of 'these companies,!! .A meeting1 of the confeder^ »• • - J. 11V/ v i I ^ in town Monday night and gingthe house very much;, have only recently been or- a .te soldiers of Watauga, Co. went to the Association the window lig/its are being ganized and need training, is desired on the 21st of Sept want it to reach at Zionville Tuesday. broken out continuously. AI No one knows how soon we 11889 for th^m^o f »£ —Some of the weather few dollars worth of work .might need these troops to J,.., nization t o prepare for a prophets predict frost early now, will save" a great dea' quiet some insurrection bui k-f^ieral reunion to be held in THE PEOPLE this yea i. Web ' t i n one year from now. He we hope not at all. Yet it is /faone N. C. some time in tbe i is vear. »Tcii it felt like it yesterday morning. The ka-| ( ] 0 hope the building will be best in peace to prepare for 1 near fut ure. It is important ydids are hollowing during repaired, and a competent'war. rflpopnt nlu :he day is a good sign of earj teacher employed to teach j The Alliance men through >• |'t'[j;i't Guv' NJ during the fall and winter Out the South have be™ lv frost. E. F. Loviil P RICE $1 PEU YEAU, IX ADVANCE. bagging went to Mi«l-' months. 'fighting the jute '• —Col. Todd f Organs for lass Cash Tennessee, umm �10 K ; RICHMOND & DANVILLE R P.. Jones & Vance. COMMISSIONERS COiJRTV Total allowam a estern N. C. Division. WE LEAD, A simile, X. C. .June 2V • Petition of A/ark Hod res PASSENT. EW TIT I N SC HE DC LI September 2nd. The Boe.nl for continuance of aid as at take effect June 24. '8A OUT ! ! 1 People of Watauga read this : WHILE met with the following mem - April proceedings for two STATIONS. I read I west Ron hers present, J. E. h" A children Manila and David.' a ' We have in our large store buil| down I NO 50| NO 5 ordered ifiell & Mas! Chairman, J. W. Mast and Not granted, but Boston i I p in. s 30 ; I ding, at the bjiatU'ul to. no W. VV. Presnell. Minutes of j that David be taken to poor 5 . 15 ni. 430 p vbT k Having a i 7 20 am 10 57 p ij August meeting read, cor-iiouse just moved into their new, isaitiuionf 0 15 a 111 5)42 p rected, and approved. f Adjournment till tomor- nrge, and commodious ji ratio iigioii 1 i pi •• not, A petition fiom the Board row at 9 ' > < !' !u. Lynchburg 5 50 pm 510. ilUSui wsrnldif! L.; i\ I ii i<itf Mfiffh U&iyi'siili •' r>,TP l-J iivl J -3 > j Danville 85 of Superiors of Bald Moun -j September 3rd. All m ne •;>;;; \ j nichmond 310 V'WI the hers present and 1 proceed to IL I 1IUU prepared to offer #to] Are now PI TRPRU VVJ I »-• OUVJ tain township asking ' neidsrille 941 »S i> the publicsomerare bargains' lately shipped a full line of good; ! loard of county Commission business •. 0 Wilmington •' 900c tn e Dugger appointed in the way of Dry Goods] 0 f evev y kind, usually kept, in a Ortr stock of ] .worehead 587a m ers to locate Township line S. M. ill cold shore road from Groceries, lints, first-class 'store, which we wii 240 p in 181.0 a from top of rine Orchard to ovinwr on new 1 5 00 " i 15 ji , •. . I. conn • — Caps, •1' •but- *-•-—1 t Liu se" » ri Z( V ~T - OF n ryV tT, naleigh mouth of Pino Bun creek., Shu!! a dais to A:itche' *R I It. If (>04 •' 1812 £ ./ -a > 1 i i.j j IJ nucha tn i unions boro 1045 '• ',>50 a. granted, and county Survey- iy line nun g]vvn till Jim. BOOTS, SHOES, Kbihj Ih Salisbury AI* 1221 night| Ills' or ordered to locate said line 1 SOU to finish said road, Ill 11 department; consist General li so - .f 1 lafjflwaiv. Ag- Q salisburvi v 12 45 •' j ii 25 ' ? a and report at Oct. Meeting. | Petition for amendment ricultural Impliments, Gib oPOT CASH. l i )T -tatc.si il'e AI* 1 51 a in ] 121.2 noon mg or < M. Cook's road order red on the Brushy Fork road U'ty, Glass, Coal >53 " ! 12 55 p in i i. -GOODS |xewton DICY - ceived outhe evidonceof Wm. tiled on the evident of Spices, Druggist's Gro 114 120 " ! lficKory P 113 J i 29 p in j •,/ (kockery, Ghmwaro 84 3 * ! conicv spi Hodges. Ordered that Super! Wagner, ordered to i - m> ! - )T10NB N 2 10 ]J m j 412VP -will give you bargains that visors of Boone town snip: veHised and hear 1 ..t <ct. 249 V mj 5 07 * VV ARE. Marion HARD — --$ take charge of said mad and Meeting. _ _ JPa* WtV.M * w can not be sucpnssc'i ei the.state. 3 27 p 1 G 05 " Our stock cons-sts o. a well .se­ rj VM--UvCiO and have work done on it at IIolden Moody allowed $3 G 40 " 4 00 i> Irl * GPiOCE • T y? < Black Mt. lect ed stock of 7 2s " !- 31 1) 111 once as the damage was for executing road-orders in — G OODS. Aslievillc • BVNXED (> 10 ] > ill Hot springs D 15 " ING, caused by washout!- since Boone township, Mon istow n l l 10" 7 80 1> in CLOTHING, the road was completed. ! Win. Lyon's awarded eon- And m a n y o t h e r articles I o< <50 p ill 1245" Knoxville IIAYS . - - — — S HOES Lor.evUle Ordered that Riley Hodg-{tract for keeping pauper for; tedious to mention >an <• oi! 1 'i'* in in 1 1" h 1 r 55 a m U FNTS ' UrkMsuiNO Goods, |Cincinnati es be paid $7.1.66 for keep- ! wo years, commencing* Jan. j Whirl) IIN VO DU'MD stiuc j c-aio, and bought at G 55 p ni iept n Chicago _ atnl aimos! c.nvfaing 1 " paupers. Ordered that Mrs 1890. 1 s 00 p m . at. Lewis i first -class .lore mm Violet Hodges be paid $2.50 J Harrison Aldrige a sked to BED Ml mhti Chattanooga r> 20 ]>in for extia. services keeping! be released from W. IT. Our Stock of Notions, La die's Nashville " 12 00 night i Byrd's bond as Constable in i Dress Goods, Cass; meres a no Irocci.ica, L "U We> j Me.iiphis " 6 10 a m. I • .arc. ware Queeiis-1 li -TO' nlicr paupers. • The petition for new roa< IFat'auga township. Older ! Prints are compe l NO. K ware, Glassware A etc Cm 'cry. | T T vrvn ir . IjLJ AU i Aslievillc LV S 2• a M near Robert ed that said Byrd appear | Our motto is "m lick sales tli pocket an1 tabic. Scythes I waynesville AI* l',i.">3 am Shearer's, intersecting w ith ] with sureties at Oct. Meeting.; ^ r f % ] And snaths, butts e;d s('i(<W;-, Charleston " 3U"» pm 'ef-\ ! re.vi saws, all iS '< FA yiublid road near Zfenjamiu J. L. Baye's bond after | guarantee that yon Sea javretts " •> 48 }> in u ieave-nur rmsa-cut and iuiud | justification v/. apVtaJiWfc- CV-' .thst-iKXa5 Jreen, granted, and road juBwiuiumi of sureties -r | store with a smile all over whhili will be s'-ld jrea-lj Efist i-iomnl j Uj) | NO 5l | no 3 proved and ordered regis- your face, and \v! •n you Surveyor ordered to survey >r 300 p m [ Ooo ]iBi c.ome once, we are sa! '.-bed f balersold by anybody o; Boston nudreport at Oct. Meeting. tered. sew'vork ' Go a in i i 40 •ai yon will come again, Rest aaie ciU'diiy of goods. John Taylor released from J. E. Finley allowed |l-i.CO ehiladSlphia^'3 00 a ir. 1 l ' > > w in assured of the fact thai we i Higlies' market price pai< uakiiikU'c poll tux for 1889. Disability for servii es as Commissioner. will not be 1 NDER>S( ?i J). 9 -O p 111 ! ill J. rrnar.Mi wasliingt.o.i 7 3o ]) 111 j i 1 - ' >11 or all kinds of proam e J. L. Haves Shff. paid ,fov \Y. B. Presnell allowed Thanking the -pee-mle for l-'-lOllOOl! oi i.ynchbuig ' ) 47 a m 11200 p Don't forget t (; see summonsing jurorsnud hold­ $J 3.60 -for services as (N5m- their liber.u patronage, and bunviiio Ii" fair "dei im. rl/ to fore pufclmsiug. ing fall term of court f •> i 9o mi:c ioner. M. /.a Blackburn hoping, by 8 3'. p ni Kiuhn-ond 0 L( > t fully, \'erv Res ni(*nt a John Taylor al/owed to ' allowed lor services if'.'idsvide " 0 • 2 a IB J list taxes in Luurell crock ' as clerk if Goad. 'vihringtoi! " 740 C O M T i N U lCL N C E o! township, 15 acres of land H. C. MARTIN & ( V). Moiehcad " 1; 0'c pm Ordered that the Clerk the same. BoklHlxiro " 4 i ••> p ni valued at $15, one yearling turn oyer tax books to the Gi naleigh " I 55 p m at $5. Itile.y Green, of Elk Shff. and take receipt for R'c are very Respectful yours, i t o ;iavc a ti'cnmiiuioHH stock o! Shell & Mast muhani " i S 35 p m 4 :: Brown township allowed one dollar <-' '"•A r\ -to ureensboro " 8>>0 a m Mast N. C. S ANDS . N. P. salisl.nn v LV (5 ~T a in per month. M. B. Blackburn allowed for Gmo.—May the 8th. Ts go e i! agon i for M :1 1 Ellis Hal! allowed, through j making out tax books Acts. w 48 , r, n • ••a for die well known Elkii saulisbury i.v 8 80am G 8 pmt MOO an. *> 3 N. Simmons, to list taxes]p ;r P;i /p valise and $2(3.08 W. V. .MOORE, statcsvillc 5 5(>p: J. YiiMev NOW ton " - *20 am • i: p i SHOES I-5B1 for 1889 for Hatrison AI additional. SgTBHOES ! w ' ,' 5 v x iv,1 „ '' > if * (i ^ .ifii.2 '3\- r ft. L/ i! N- il'1.' _i - -> ; • i • :•' j SIOOKE < li *• Ji A •" dridge released from buying Total amount-$'125. corn illy* spring 1 30 a m . \ 37 [i ?r« taxes on 175 acres oi laud in Ordered that the revising Proprietors of a First-Class boar­ V: i'v i f:e will keep n snyiply. o* th"M Morganton " i. Oj a in i ' i i5 ey i v i>J 1 i? r Watauga township valued of juror list be continued till ding house for Summer varri goexis on lmnd ut nb Marion. '* L' 0i night • 8 8(5 p i: Hi pci i 85 S H O ES; I times win h he will exennngt »t $175, Overcharge. Oct. Meeting. SHOES i084 pi.) 200 pj Black Mt, >r wool, or Im will send youi > •ft ' Petition for new road from J. C. Shull and J. A. AlAsheville " *) Spin I I *i 5 : i 4 I wool !o the factory* to. 8" tiot spritigr " •- 50 l) m 4 h Ni? Beaver Dam church to Lo­ d ridge sureties to J.L. Hayes VIS i worker]. i on cant uftord io Morristowii 4 80 pm s85;i' cust Gup continued till Oct. filed an application to be re­ Blowing Rock has a (1 •light ful dimiose.of yonr wool till you nnoxvillc " 3 05 p in | 7 15 a i>] SHOES! gSWSJIOES ! ha ve seen him. leased from said bond. Order climate : Fresh air and mrewQMeetting. j S 05 p P Louisville a fa* 24 2m. Petition on Wilson creek ed application to be filed tor, charming mountain iceiiery. ! ;F :5 J' cijicinnati j - i •*' a i i" road, failed, Aug 5th to be with said bond for further Telegraphic. Connection with tho iticago 'iiit-side world. ()nrprice fo • board FT UO heard in September, eonfin reference. LOlliS Tri !°ri s is only $20 a month. Vonr cor­ 'Ve can give you shoes in ued till Oct, Meeting. 41*4 eNi KSTThis is not a verbivtum respondence is solicited. quantity, size or quality, \v Tne road Surveyors report leport from the records of Rock Bottom At Last A I> j_u can IP you up in foot-wnre dm: an amendment on road from the Register of Deeds, but a -T. C. JONFS, Zionviilc, N. ("j fes, t:-. \{ f a 75 it. b' og 'u to the fine; re Keeps constantly on hand an>] Shnil's Mills to Mitchell conn condensed statement ol tne gii-T! A mU':i luind-sewcil ladic s s'noecvw M».d \ i I F i\ T x viil s. il at bottom prices for cai ty line approved. •A. JL .11 X J J. a S /s business transacted. in W.N. C. V'c carry a f i\\ anil • ir country produce, Boots. Shoe THE i'llOFD ! ! * Petition for amendment Hats. Cans. A special lint •' A Popular Summer Resort, Over complete stock oi TOO MERCENARY. NH'.V STO'.fl*. NEW IIOODH on Wilson creek road irom 4000feet above Sea level. On the LADIES HATS ! md received from rhc?4ortliei"u Bethel church to forks of In The progress and develop Blue Ridge Mountains. ... Wes — M U'kcfs the idlest iine of goods Hardware, Groceries. road above Farthing's store liieut for which wehopem the: g, vll North Carolina, Twenty jn». RE V i> t * vi-r KI . OI ' i i! m ,s county, bee : EADY MADE CLOTHING confound-' advertised to be heard Oct. future imustnot beil Uio f rom Fmioiv. Las season-brought He i-yv Xi- V , with mere material VA risitois .here irom marlv GVC! V .. . . , .. . .. In'S ih 'CSS (foods, Pmids, ' rlBt-SSPECIALTY. ed •Meeting. " H .-sinters. Domestics, 1 fats,A etc. j $(.80 coveries and the ga.thermg d t a t e j u the Ui • noshodiivgoods. Di slioti v , .wx,, union. W. H. Byrd allowed i „„i> ,i together of vast yalnea. >Ve j CLOTEIKfi. SIIO'ES, SHOES, SHOJ-.S, SHOES, a full line of every tiling kept inl for executing road OH I i V a r e o n the road to higher iu every style, umi at starvation lirst-class country store can 1 mental rand here. Give him a call. in Watauga township. powers. Problems price*. The rt-est line of Vi W. B. Steel, of Caldwell' v] lie!) now seem to us beyond GROCERIES county released from paying the range of human reasonCome and examine for yours; li. -BUCCESSOl? TO? *1 43 worth of nerson |ing will receive their solucion. tax on $1.4:3 worth Q {]l „ w a y t o further Worth Gk itiilV-'? We can suit you in any style sue \Sr al property in Blue R.d B f a ^ variCe< qq ie sordid limit CPVESTON N. C. or color. Nothing but firet-class I s\ rl- - -re'. Vfkr.. _ . township. |now set will be widened, the] Bobbins Bros, goods handled in this lhio, and Road overseers report on j standard of intelligence w ;l ] CONFEI T10NARIES, 8hnil's Mills. N. C. satisfaitiou gufn antced.. Pine Run road approved, 1 * J greatly I- ,elevated .the am be * to be found in this part o( tlu v goods in .. , /-. ,. A -V , I , I R FIM I U5 *. 1 We r-avi * tate. Ita.rd \v ere ( alery, >le want, We sell for crockery. it be G LABS-WARE, V" " y } ; ID UI REV 4 IIM U X • 1 ] PSVI . X LIE MIDIT ^ > I JO VUOU V ^ 1 r And evorytliing else you want at 1 have on hand vehich r-mper be moved to poor: rations as a rule is too mer! W V. and 8. P. Moore's, Blowing our own make, and men ' ccnarv, The general anibiprocess of manufacture. i Rock. North Carolina. IHDSRPPILFJ, iif IliiV: wU'ul , for sale at very close pricesFioo^. a«|. Ai^-tXiMunaHAOIES DRESS OCODS | May 29—12 in. A. D. Rauolds & Co. allowed , H ( . ]( ten(] , 0 (lo ^ raf i 0 oui*r quality considered. KcpairGroceries, | Call and price our goods beforf ' i ing and jobs made to order a to list 3000 acres of land in m0 ral natures and his bound j Hardware, Elk township at $3000, pro-;ary once passed, progress And Drugs. buying elsewhi re. Of ;s'vdl,1%,Sl'i"itaJ. vided thetfee and 5 percent will receive a new impetus in A FULL LINE OF BEST V AYatch this column next U N I V E R S I T Y r,.. i.V.Hd the direction in which it weeK for a more complclelist N. Carolina, I Srivil's ,'"rt!'F ()il * TI ! n wpr-i tilft must develop.—National ' 1). F. Horton nl.owed the ( , ) n o m i s t . H N C 5AD¥ 'JIAWI5 ot'oui- barirfinis. II V B E L II I L L N.. C.. Jj J,\ .j. M.-Mihion and Son of Cm jol owing amounts tor su/, • fillltll ot \t'i.' ! Oll t 'I*, ft''! t'lil T m next session begins on ;•» of all kinds' of ivooba 11 ". 11 Respc tfn I.V veying new roads. ' "«7(7."EAV :s - Clothing evi brought to this September 3th, '89. Thor^ *vhi uthey will s-'ud to : New road in 1'o.ga, 2% days, j County, and in fact, every-. ough instruction is offered in; v'ourdo<»t in e.xciimtcc for wool, $2 per day, $5. ! thing kept in a first-clare ,. , .)u;i. K 'i Thev also kw» a fullline of thwv $(',. ] I Literature, Science, Mnlos 3 h;! ,,, int southc-lands. New River road ATTO11N BY ?•—A T-LA IV, i country store, can be found -$().! Oi Vance, -phy aiid Law. Tuition $30 Co., N. C. Tifcy p»ty tllC Jonles AND BooeeFork road * 3 here. All 1 ask is a trim. per se Mon For ca talogne, iii<rbapt price for wool, .Tp-tHEAL ESTATE AGENTS, $4- S Road on Cove Greek 2 President. M I MARION, N OBTH UYUOLIXA . Your friend. . , i • ; !-i »12»2 ii ( ill it*.ii>! • • D. ti *• > iI ()K *h' 1 „ *V P f 1 ' I i Wa auga River road 4 oTcv oa Main Street ova" D:ug Co's. J. P. Bobbins. July 1 S 'S9 1 ,\ JiG O 3). I/. D* Bine Hill road 2, mm ' >• v — - . ,1*. i : - * Morphew & Eaves, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/68f8f78198cd32a815106b87a9651d1a.pdf 0e66f87f3bf6e4ac3e74499274cca5de PDF Text Text , VOL 2 •— BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY. N. O, TIIU11SDAY, SEPTEMBER B). 1SS<). f established in the colony. squandered as rapidly as the er get out of the bed again j their holy eyes; the Ettst be :talk. A man In the congre75c_j The men of Carolina, lis- safety of the country can that he mig/it arrange hisaf- gnu to kindle. Fa in t streaks gnti on gets lip and nissibly f.,jr month #i-75 ing to the height of t/;eir du- Possibly require. Corporal fc;jr8s before death. When of purple soon blushed along the lioust1, saying, '*1 don't " 1 Ty nnei< is t° the front and he j •' 3 fi?» t vT put down "the discontent- i He th e sick man was told what the sky 5 the whole celestial' want to heat A talks 6 1 0 f! is making the people's moil- tjie doctor had said, he a rose ; concave was filh d With the told n.fi libs and t'hettted mfi . # 7 ed a i d preserved the i nJ. 1 year. ey fairly fly. in the bed excitedly and said, inflowing tides of the morn- in a trade.' 5 ! law and order. •tlunui 1 week #9 The leaders in the struggle But Tanner is not satisfied. "1 will never get up again eh? j ing light, which < ame pour- B says "I want to gay ft . " 1 month #13.50 He I will walk to the doctor ing down from above in one Word for the M ister." Ail* 18 ver-Y V01'a(10U8 Caroli3 " #25 for freedom in North i says he must ha-vo $30,000.- myself and show him.'' He greatocean of radiance, till other leaves the house, sa v" 6 " #37.50 na were not mere agitators, " 1 year #50 they acted firmly, intelligent i ( 00 moie for the IA d ra jumped to the floor, walked ! at length, as we reached the ing, "I can't listen to tlli-fi rri ley pensioners—the soldiers who across the room and fell j Blue Hill, a flash of fire blaz- man. He owes me a j i l t For intermediate rates corres- ly, and patriotically led out from above the hori-jdebt and wont ti'V to pay pemd with the Editor. dared to maintain their fought the South. The peo­ dead, ple are submissive, and the The other was about a Stiff, zon, and t urned the dewy me." Local notices 5 cents a line. rights as against the British Subscription invariably in AD­ and dared to perform their demagogues have holt of the out west.who when arresting! tear drops of flower and leaf, j C gets up and says, "Bretll VA NCE and ad vei tiamentsqiaA a•a man. was stabbed through rnto rubies and diamonds, rem 1 think We ought to duty to North Carolina-. Treasmy keys. ble on demand. But let us examine more; the heart. He seized the in a few seconds, theeverlastl pray as well as talk. Let me North Carolina, was thcii j I particularly. One year ago man by the shoulders, aftt r ing gates of the morning were pray.3' He kneelH down and country and they propose* Tilings To Remember. to maintain their freedom on the surplus in the Treasury the blade had struck him, thrown wide open, and the begins. .1 dozen people p;H We lately had occasion to one hand, and to maintain was $107,673,320—as much pressed him to the ground lord of day, arrayed in glo­ their fingers in theit* cars, show that North Carolina law and order on the other money as would have nen» ly I drew his revolver and delib- ries too severe for the gaze of saying, "I don't want to run two yea rs of Buchan'.ion's j erately thrusting it down man, began his course. played an important part in hand. hear him pray. He irt al­ struggling person's "I do not wonder at the an ways in a fuss with his neigh securing the adoption by the; In 1774 the people of North Democratic administration. the convention of 1787 of the Carolina elected the first rev- One month ago the surplus throat, pulled the trigger cient Magains, who in the bora. No one can live ill present constitution of th j olutionary representative was $65, 857,090. What is at the instant he himsel! morning of the world went up peace with him." to the hill-tops of Central AUnited States, and that later j body deriving its rights from ie now. It is but $43,489,- died. D arises and says, "I am The third story was re­ sia. and ignorant of the true much concerned about the lier action tended to force the! the people ever elected in 909. Here is an actual reduc­ garding another officer who God, adored the most glori­ salvation of these sinners." Congress to submit the (America It was the North amendments to that mstru-j Carolina Congress. It was tion in one month of the sur­ was hunting down a thief. ous wovk of His hand. But He exhorts them to repent. nient which ha»*e since been composed largely of the same plus of nearly $2^,000,000. 7'lie man thought lie had 1 am filled with amazement The laugh at him; and one regarded as of trans< enden men who were at the same At that speed of expenditure given his pursuer the slip, when I think, that in this en­ whispers to another, "He tai importance time elected to the assembly, and robbery of the people, by but just as he entered one lightened age, and in the need not talk to nut 1 saw' It has often been said that the assembly sat in the morn December there will not be a door of a rail road car th heart of the Christian world, hiin come out of a grogshop the first white chilli born of ing, recognizing the King cent in the Treasury, but officer appeard in the other. there are persons who can the other day wiping his English p;Trentage in Amer­ and the King's Governor; la­ there will be a defi i . The The thief instantly fired, the witness this daily miracle, month." ica was born on our soil. ter in the day, the Congress Congress wi'l have'to pi ovide bullet penetrating bis pu:- and \et, in their hearts, say Miss E goes quietly ifltd - ..The first Protestant bap­ would meet not recognizing ways and means by wliicli to suer's brain. The officer, ,'There is no God.'"—Selected. the congregation and says tism performed in the New the King or the King's Gov­ carry on thugo vernmentnnd however, returned the shot, ton friend, "I have Come world was on our soil. ernor. No othercolony took meet the deficit treated by bringing bis man to the Touching Scene. to speak to you abotlt yoUt* Radical rule, and those (rain ground. He then dragged The first action for inde­ such action. soul's salvation," ihefriend pendence was taken by our At May term 1785, the N. ed Democrats who voted for himself along the aisle o. the Annie Paine contributes looks her in the face and says, Provincial Congress, and the Carolina Court declined to o- a squandering of publi Bunds car,firing as he crawled, un. the following lines to the Mi- "Excuse me. Not long adeclaration of Mecklenburg bey a law passed by the Leg- upon the blue-coat soldiers, til his revolver was empty. nor Key columns: Clear ami go I saw you dance nearly all was a ,v«'<'ir in advance of thei jsiature, on the ground that including thousands of frauds He was dead when he was strong did the sweet old night at a ball I don't think declaration at Philadelphia, | the Legislate had no power There is one thing certain, picked up a second after he words, "Hide nie, O, 1113' Sav­ ball-room religion would do Ik ere are some other to pass such a law. One of there will be no surplus to ceased to shoot.—Boston Ga­ ior bide.' come to us, sitting me much good if I had it," things in which North Caro­ the Judges said, "As God worry over. zette. forlorn and disconsolate, in —Recorder. We find in thattrusworthy lina was also first. a wrecked train, on tne out­ said to the waters, so far and The Glory of a Sunrise. In 1741 she sent five bun- no further,' so the Constitu­ and able paper, the N. York skirts of a little village way AdmiUistrator's Notice ! State of N.C./ red men to help take Car- tion said to the Legislature.' Evening Post, the following'Ihad occasion, a few weeks up in Mame, waiting for the Watauga Co. j exhibit of what has been lagena in Central America That was the first time any promised train to arrive that Having qualified hey were under Col. Innis, court had ever held a legisla­ done and what is doing. It since, tatake the early train was to carry us onward. Tin­ from Providence to Boston, as the administrator of IV. oi Wilmington, who was af- tive act, to be nul and void will be intesting to tax-pay­ ning to discover from whence erwards appointed by Gov. because unconstitutional. It ers and voters to note the and for this purpose rose at came the sweet sound, we H. Edmisten deceased,notice Dinw iddie, of Virginia, to the was a great precedent. It es­ contrast between the two ad­ two o'clock in the morning. found a tiny chapel just be­ is hereby given to all persons who are indebted to said es=J was chief command of £he Amer- tablished constitutional liber ministrations. We quote: Everything around yond, crowning a noble hill, tate, to come forwatd ani wrapt in darkness, and hush­ UNDER CLEVELAND iban forces operating aga inst ty on a safe and sure basis. sui rounded by a beautiful July, '85. Decrease #8,662,790 ed in silence, broken only by giove, which seemed to shel­ m a ke pro m ] it Settl em cut,a the French in what is now In England it is a maxim Aug., '85. #2,879,052 what seemed, at the hour. ter it audits quiet guardi­ all persons having claims Western Pennsylvania. that Parliament can do any­ July, '86 9.049,103 the unearthly clank and rush ans, who so peacefully rested gainst said estate, ate nolo In 1766, when the British thing except make a woman 1.910,699 of the train. It was a mild, in their narrow homes, from lied to present them to tic Aug , '86. var vessels whose papers a man; in America the Legis­ July. 87. 4,844,896 serene, mid-summer n'£b La J>e inquisitive eyeoi tbepass undersigned , 011 or before t he vere not duly stamped, the lature is subordinate to the Aug. '87. 4,809,475 the sky was without a .6, ing stranger We soon found 12th day Of September, 18oeople of Wilmington refused Constitution. North Caroli­ July. '88. 4,137,299 7,324,675 and the wind was • Tost. The our way up athe wandering 90, for settlement, ot' this no to allow the contractor to na. led the way in enforcing Aug. '88. moon, then in its last quar­ path, and in short time had t.iee will be placed in batr of UNDER HARRISON. upply the King's ships with this doctrine. ter, had just risen, and the quietly slipped into the old their recovery. This Sept, fashioned, high backed pews, irovisions, seized his boat, North Carolina was the July. '89. Increase 1.317,312 Auo-. '89. " 6,076,692 stats shone with special lus­ and were listening with bow­ 4th. 1889. iud took the men and lodged first State to have a geolog­ Much as the average Itepubli tre. Jupiter, two /tours high ed heads to the prayer offer­ A. S. Edmisten, Ai/ministrahem in jail. The people ical survey made. was the herald of the day. ed up by the white haired pas tor of W. H. Edmisten. rom the neighboring coun- It was the first Sta te in the can may admire Tannerand Notice'! The Pleiades just above the tor, who in his snowy robes ies embodied in large force Union to establish an Experi his policy toward the treasu­ looked a very patriarch. Administrator's Sale. ry, there is in these figures horizon, shed their sweet in­ There was indeed only "two nd a party went on board ment Station. fluence in the East; Lyra, or three gathered together," O11 Thursday, the 10th day ,f the King's ships and forced As far back as 1819, she matter to give them pause. sparkled in the zenith ; Andro but none the less earnest of October, 1889, I will, iM he King's officers to give up sent to England and import­ Over $7,000,000 increase in meda veiled her newly discov were the words of their aged the Administrator of the late he vessels they had detained ed a civil engineer, at £$5000 the public debt under the Re­ eved glories from the naked pastor, as he exhorted them W. H. Edmisten, sell upon ind to agree not to attempt a year in gold, to dig canals publican President during eye in the South ; the steady in trembling tones to seek the premises, of said estate o execute the law. This and straighten her rivers. He the two months in which, du pointers far beneath the Pole, that "home not made with on a credit of 6 months, with •vas war. No blood was was a red headed, industri­ ring each yeat of President looked up from the depths of hands," to w/tich he seemed note and approval security, so near—so near that he was the personal property which ed but nevertheless it was ous, hard working man, nam Cleveland's Administration, the North. only a waiting his Masters call has come into my hands as there was an average decrea­ igrant war, and that war ed Fulton. "Such was the spectacle as It was only evening prayer, Ad ministrator, aforesj1 i d, is in 1766. There was no For years North Carolina se of abut $10,000,000! How I entered the train. As we but which of us who was The property consists of: Six will this sound on the hust­ so unexpectedly called to lilar action in any of the had the longest railroad in ings if it is kept up? It is proceeded, the timid appro­ God's house by those simple head horses, one mule, twelve lonies until years after the world, as well as the long head of cattle, thirty or forty deat h to to the surplus, sure­ ach of twilight became more words, brought to us by the hogs, a lot of sheep, and bay. •trds. est plank road. ly, but what is it to the tax perceptible; the intense blue gentle breeze, shall soon for­ The household and kitchen ye battle of A/amance in She made provision for her payer ?—Messenger. of the sky began to soften get those few moments of qui ,• I'urnituie of the deceased, ma ' was an affair among insane when there was only the smaller stars, like little et communion with our Heav chinery, farming utensils & enly Father? And we bent between the people of two or three public insane child re", went first to rest; our footsteps towards the etc., &etc. This Sept. 4th'89, Instances of Will Power. .\orth Carolina. A large asylums in the world. Her the sister-beams of the Plei scene of wreck and destruc­ A. S. Edmisten Administra­ part of the population of the statesmen has not been back Three stories were told over ades soon melted together, tion, front which we had been tor of W. H. Edmisten. deed, Western section became dis­ ward.—Agios' and Observer. after dinner cigars the o t.her but the bright constellations so mercifully preserved. It NEW HIV Ell ACAD contented with their situa­ day, showing the power of of the West and East remain was with a feeling of tender EM Y • tion. They proposed to pay- We have before us the man's will. One was of a j ed unchanged. Steadily the reverence that we turned to -ono more taxes imposed by statement of the Treasury De (young officer in the English | wonderons transfiguration ha ve a last look at the little w 11. IIENDllEN village ehurch, ath wa rt whieh PRINCIPAL. their own legislature; to have! partment up to the 31st of j army-' WHO was peculiarly j went on. Hands of angels, the sunbeams seemed to linno more courts; to obey no j August 1889. TAere is now stubborn and irascible. He i hidden from mortal eyes shif- ger with a loving touch as it First session begins Aug, lavvs made by their own as- j the comparatively small sur- had been confined to his bed ; ted the scenery of the heav- shed its last golden lays a- 26th. 1889. hoard can bo obtained in the neighborhood seinbly; they proposed to I plus remaining of $43,4&9,-' after a severe attactof the pn*s: the glories of night de-11Ilont?B<" n8-~ Pica line. from $5 to $5.50 perinontli. dissolve the bonds of govern 9P9.64. It is very rapidly heart, and was unable to. solved into the glor/ts of No Confidence In Them. Tuition from one tothreedof ment. If.there had been no1 disappearing The Congress move, His physician asked dawn. The blue Ay now turn lars per month. Address tinopposition to them there will not have to worry over one of his fellow officers to ed more softly gray; the A rell meeting is in Principal at Horton N. C would have been anarchv it this winter. It is being- waru him that he would nev- great watch-stars shut. up progress. Bro, A gets up to Aug. 29 t i IP A DVKKTisiNo HATES. inch 1 week ; ___ �We desire to say to our • depraved, that that they will moved last Friday. sions of religion, and says he correspondents that they I commitsnch offences, against A/oore & Coffey, of Caldwell, was deceived in the first pro­ must givb their real name the peace and good order of j are pushing their new store fession?—D. C. Harm an. with eaeh article they send |society? If men will drink house towards completion. 6th. In what sense are ne for publication, which is a ; and act badly, they should They are covering it with to understand the expression People of Watauga read this : rule among all newspaper not outrage ot/rers with their white paint. "//aptism also now save us." We have in our large store buil­ men. We can not publish conduct. 1st Peter. 3rd chapt, and 21 ding, at the beautiful town of Mr. I). M. Puett is up from THE CROUD!! any communications with The large oongrega tion at GameweR, and stopping at verse.—A. C. Farthing.. j NEW STORE, NEW GOODS ! out the genuine name of the the church and stand where] Hotel Buyer. He never I 7th. What, or who are the F II n. | »i II ft M Just received from MieNorthernl writer. The article sent can the preaching was done, was dreamed of such an event inj two witnesses mentioned in Lin rSlK, North u3f0;!n?.i Markets the nicest line of goods be signed with any Nomde- Orderly and attentive. . The]his life three years ago. Rev., llith chapt.—E. F. ever showed in this county. La­ Jones. plume, but in addition to vocal music was charming, i A. L Church is moving in] dies Dress Goods, Pltii ls. Priiitscassitneis, Doinesties, Hats. & etc. this we must have the true rendered at the stand, by the [his second saw mill, and Mr. 8th. Can a Church Scriptuname not for publication but Zionville people and others. 'George H. Weld wi/1 bring in rally, administer the Lord's lately shipped a full line of goods SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, Supper without a minister, of every kind, usually kept inn. in every style, and at starvation a t/rird one soon., for our own protection. We Three Fork Association "Dick" Council! is expected and if so. Can she not bap­ first-class '.-tore, which we will jn-ices. The nicest line of received a communication some weeks ago signed Poga met with Zionville Church at here from your town bv M OD tize without a minister Scrip? soli for nothing but the GROCERIES" the j „ „„ . . , , . . Sam" that we would have ,n Dead of Cove , Creek, oni day next to help his , . . _,,w , J brother turaly?—J. H. Farthing. 1 published, but the writer did Tuesday the 10th. day of "Bud" in the. erection of Mr. 6tn. What ought a Churr-h to do with a member who ndt give his name. Also we September. The Association Parker's tenement houses. was organize*/ by electing have an obituary from Elk The James A. Aid ridge won't give to missions, and CONFECTION ARIES, X Roads without any name Rev. A.C. Farthing moder­ house i« to be torn down fa 1 ks against mission work ? ator, and Rev. Jacob Younce {•for 'be'foul id-in this part of the —J. J. T. Reecc. given. We regret this, and Clerk. The introductory ser­ next week, and/transfliagi-u- 10th. Is there any differ­ We will give von bargains that Ltate. if the writer will send us his fied other buildings. Hardware Culery, '1 iJi" • into / t i- • 1 ~ name we.will publish it with mon was preached by Rev: C. 11. Rieksecker him been ence between personal offen­ can ;h>f be surpass-d in the state. (Trickery, David Green. pleasure. appointed by the Governor ces, and public' offences, and Our stock o< insists of a - well • se­ GLASS-WARE, All the Churches belonging if so, how should they betmi lected stock of And everything-else you want at to the Association were rep­ a notary public. He took ted by the Church?—J. E. FOUND charge of t he post office week W V. and 8. P. Moore's, Blowing resented. Spainhour. before last. Roek, North Carolina. 1 51ie resolutions to consoli­ 1; 1 tit. Will there be any de­ When wetook charge of the May 2b,—12 m. «# ya date the Stony Fork Associ­ Dr. C. Teal, of Iowa, came grees in heaven or hell, in the DEMOCRAT office last June, in a. week or two ago, and ation with t/re Three Fork's on setting up our first issue, liked the looks of things so happiness or misery of the sa v was inform ly passed over ow­ ed or lost?—W. F. Kniglit. we found a lack of type. We UNIVERSITY OF ing to some objections on the well that he purchased lot thought strange of this. On No. 109 oil Carolina avenue All are invited to attend part of Stony Fork. Rev. N. Carolina, inquiry concerning it, we and next spring will erect a and take part in t<!ie discus­ Groceries, Hardware, Qucens.Speight, associate Editor of sions. Dear brethren, let, us ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery, C H A P E L I I I L L N . C . were told that there was a business house and dwelling the Recorder preacher/ at the put our hearts and heads to­ both po: ,o t an 1 table, Scythes deficiency, but, there was the The next session begins on Church Tuesday night. We and become our/apothecary gether to make the meeting And snaths, bulls and screws, original amount bought September 5th, '89. Thoiand resident, physician. did not hear the Rev. gentle­ a success, and to glorify cross-cut and band saws, all of except the natural loss; oth­ pngh instruction is offered in Berry Stewart, carpenter, God's name. J: J. L. Slier- which will be s'ld man but learn that the ser­ ers told us that there was Literature. Science. Philosi-. has bought two lots on Ruff in plenty of type before we took mon was very good. We Street, and will erect.a house wood, Chairman. phy. and Law. Tuition 'Oj posession. The consequen­ made the acquaintance of- on them and bring his family per session For catalogue Rev. Speight and formed a ces were, we had to order here from Bakersville. address. Hon Kemp P.Battle EomarlaMy type before we could success­ high opinion of him. He was Mr. Richie has' resumed W. V. MOORE, '* . S. P. MOOltl energetic in getting subscri­ ? i fully; publish the paper. Tu s work on his new house. bers for the Recorder, and 15 day however, revealed the -Mr. J' S. Warner is teach we hope he succeeded well, fact that about 34 pounds of irig the free school Th,e 1 il type was found under the ft is an excellent paper, and othCr day the' teacher and Proprit tors of a First-Class boa Having floor of the office, having the people ought to take a scholars were invijted to the ding house for Summer i greater interest than many just moved into their new,' been deposited there by some Hotel Buyer to seel some pan do. one through two knot holes tomime, which tjie Indies large, and commodious Rev. C. Durha m. preached Store House, ' in the floor. Who put the boarding- at the hotel-had ar We have a treineirlious stock o Rlowmg Roek , has a delight! an able sermon at the stand type there ive know not. It ranged for their delectation [climate":'"Tresh air and purews has caused* lis much trouble on Wednesday to a very They went.. Some of the Are now prepared to offer to the public some ra re ba rgains 8®-SH0HS;! SHOES IlSta terycharmiiig mountain scenery, large and attentive congre­ and vexation. It surely did scholars took part in the ex­ in the way of Dry Goods | Tel'egrapHic Connection with tlw not pay the party who put it gation. Mr. Durham is a ercises and played well thenGroceries, Hats, i 0tffcsi.de world . Our price for board > man of talent and a fine there. part. Little Miss Julia Par­ Co ps, f:is pniy $20A iiibnth. Your corspeaker. He is a brother sley imitated a pickaninny I respoiidence is solicited. We attended the Associa­ of the late Plato Durham, to perfection. After the"show.' BOOTS, SHOES, AND I SHOES! SHOES! tion at Zionville, and was and a cousin of our talented was over they iljttle ones General line-.f Hardware. Ag­ Linney.-A/r. well entertained, as we met Atty. It. Z weroinvifed ton feast of fruit, ricultural Implimeuts, Oils © Durham reminds, us of Mr. Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal I. £ with many old friends of our i i I I candy, cakes' &ete. This Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro­ Linney very much. But we younger days, and was glad A Populnr Summer Resort, Over was truely a "surprise" . to SHOES to again shake them by the judge him to besuperior man all except two or three of the ceries, Crockery, Glasware, SST'NIIOES ! 4009feet above Sea level, On the hand. While there we saw a religiously to his Cousin It Z. initiated ones, and was an. Blue Ridge Mountains, In esnumber of fleshy people, both Rcv.Colis preached Wednes­ "event" in their young livestern North Carolina, Twenty ms. married and single, some of day an interesting discourse which will long be'remember­ from Lenoir. Las 'season brought We can give you shoes in any visitors here from marly every .wham, weighed.over 200 lbs. We look upon Mr. Collis as a ed by them. It evidenced to quantity, size or quality. We State in the Union So we did not fetl lonesome. great and good man, every teacher and scholars that can fir you up in foot-ware from The pretty young ladies were body likes him.—Rev. Stowell the good people at the hotel And many jtherarticl.es too a 75 ct. b: og.ui to the finest |3 F. .J. McMillion and Son of tha tedious to mention all of Mouth of Wilson Va.. are Manunumerous, and quite a num­ preached a good sermon feel an interest in the school, which ha ve been selected with hand-sewed ladie's sl.oeever sold factui-es of all kinds of woolen night. —Rev. ber of them had beaux, had Wednesday in W. N. Wre carry a full and goods, which they will send to which ought to Stimulate,the core, and bought at your door in exchance for wool. it not been for bashfulness Pool of Lenoir preached a complete stock of little learners, To theteachThey also keen a fullline of their \ we might have courted a lit­ splendid sermon on Thurs­ •t \J • er. it was an unexpected ex­ goods on hand at Southerlands, | tle, but owing to our age and day on the subject of For­ hibition of interest in bis Our Stock of Notions, La die's Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the Dress Goods, Casgimeres anu size we declined. The publish eign Missionary work, which highest price for wooh school, which he appreciated are complete. er of the DEMOCRAT was there, was well received by the for all it-is worth-and it is Printsmotto is "quick, sales, Our not bashful at all, as he wvas la/ge congregation. arid short profits" to all those worth a great deal. The last sermon was preach among the young ladies try­ On Sunday tint8th. a Sun­ that will give us a trial we'll ing to get subscribers, per­ ed by Rev. J. L. Bowers of day School was organized guarantee that you leave our CL0THIN6, haps, as we noticed he was Tenu. exorting sinners to here, with E. J. Bulgin as Su­ store with a smile all over -SUCCESSOR TOvery energetic. We have lear­ fall in with the overtures of perintendent, J. R. Bough- your face, and when you come once, we are satisfied ned it takes energy aud lots mercy and be saved. man assistant, J-. S, Warner you will come again. Rest Come and examine for yourself, of argument to get subscrib­ The subjects of Foreign treasurer, Mac Rae assured of the fact that we j We can suit you in any style,size RobbinsBros, ers. Bob, I think, got a few and Home Mission, Temper­ Secretary, and MiLs Mary J. will not be UNDERSOLD. I or color. N othing but first-class from the pleasant smile he ance, Baptist Orphan Asy C. Richie, librarirtgH^J. S. W. Thanking the people for goods handled in this line", and Shull's Mills N. C. smole, We worked among lum-all received proper atten their liberal patronage, and !satisfaction guaranteed. hoping, by fair dealings, to We ha ve bought our goods in PROGRAMME the masculine fraternity, and tion and was ably discussed ! Keeps constantly on hand, succeeded in adding a nice by many of the delegates and of the Union Meeting of the! merit a j the lowest markets. We have such goods as the people want, and will sell at "Rock Bottom lot of new names to our sub­ preachers composing the As­ Three Fork Association, to be C O N T I N U E N C E o f need and will have- We sell tor Prices," for CASH or country held with the Brushy Fork scription list. sociation. cash, therefore will not be the same. produce, such as Boots, Shoes Some bad conduct with par The Baptist of N. C. are Church, commencing on Fri­ Hats Caps, & ect. A special ties who had on too much of progressive and are firmly day before the fifth Sunday Il'e are very Respectful yours, Shell & Mast, line of the Wilkes County 'blockade' established and occupying in September 18.89. Mast N. C. is reported just across the territory all over the State. 1st. Introductory sermon, Gino.—May the 8th. Ui State line. It is sad that The Baptist of N. C. are alive at 11 o'clock pn Friday by men will drink whisky, and to matters of education tem­ J. M. Harm an. Hardware, Groceries, J. Q. WILBAR Call and price our goods bef -re especially, at, or near a reli­ perance, morality and all re­ 2nd. Organization of the Successor'to And Drugs. buying elsewhere. meeting. gious assembly. Men have ligious work. A FULL LINE OF BEST Bgs^Wateh this column next 3rd. Did Christ set up avis very little regard for them­ LINVILLE LETTER. weeK for a more complete list ible Kingdom in the world, selves, or others, who will so Linville, N. C. and if so, what relation does GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH of our bargains. act. What ought to be said READY—MADE Sept. 13th. 1889. it sustain to the Church—I. CAROLINA. about a man, who will haul Clothing ever brought to this Respectfully, V/. Thomas. tt load of whisky near where For- the DEMOCRAT. Keep always on hand a full County, and in fact, every­ religious services are being Things continue to move 4th. What is the seal with arid complete line Of Grocer­ thing kept in a first-class carried on? Such men are here.—.Tames G. Loven lias which God's people are seal­ ies, Confectionaries, Fruits, country store, can he found Canned Goods & etc. See our brought his goods over from ed?—David Green. an outrage to the peace and Jones & Vance. here. All I ask is a. trial. harmony of the people who Aaron and put them in his 5th. Is it according to scrip stock, and learn our prices, before purchasing. •m Your friend. desire to worship unmolested. new store-house, The goods ture to re-baptize a person Julv 18 89—6 mo. J. P. Bobbins. July 18 '891 y. Why are men RO fallen and in his old storehouse were who has made two profes­ Jones & Vance, AR: AHEAD OF 4 ' SPOT CASH. AL.'[A LOCK $ OUT VISITOR^ f i Reck Is Boady-Mads Cloth* BED Mi PRICE Ready Made TRRQBBIRSr LADIES DRESS GOODS. Hopkins & Wilbar, �Watauga Democrat. tion from our reliable mer­ chant, W. W Holsclaw, post I). B. Dougherty, Editor. marked at New York, but is R C Rivers, Publisher. ! in too late for insertion in Entered at the Post Office at j | this issue, He is buying his Boone. N. 0., as second-class fall and winter stock of :ail matter. goods. LOCALS, —Cool weather. —Rev. us set next So turday as he wishes to attend the Caldwell Co. Asso­ ciation at the (ilobe, but be will preach at 11 am. Sun­ day. —J. R.. a n,'/ T. A. I f a ga man and families, will start, in a few days to Taenia a, H'asington. M F. Hols law Notice of Incorporation ! when men take an oath to support the constitution of tt ci j xi i 1.1 I hereby give notice, according the L . b. and then go back £() Jaw that under, and by viron it, yet, men do it. Now tue, of section 67" of the Code of I want to know whether the North Carolina, and acts amen revenue officers are all asleep dntory thereto, I have this day dulv incorporated we need help. TH10 ARLINGTON COMPANY. R ICBM"OXB <£ D ANVILLE R. R.C O estern N. C. Division. Ashville, N. C. June 27 '88 PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE to take effect June 24. '88. S TATIONS. Boston New York read j west Bound. downj.\o50| NO 52. j LV. |7 p m,|830 am; 12I5id.j430pn> (>57 pm 942pm 1100" ; 510 am WE LEAD, WHILE Others' mow! I 850 Danville 805 " managing and conducting 1 310 " man is after him, a.id wilt cottages, residences mat hotels, Richmond 230 " ; other —Bring us some wood. ' 941 " 850 " likely bring him back. i buildings to build equip and run neidsville 900a m ! livery stubl s, buy, sell, and hold Wilmington Our stock of goods is Low Wea titer hot and dry. —Good news crowded out. 537a m reai and personal property ef ev- Morelread Farmers a re bnsv seeding. rt ry description, whatsoever, in- Gohlsboro ' 240 p m 810 a m —Keep the hogs off of the 500 " 145]i m A. Loten. j finding stock and bonds and oth- Raleigh street. 604 " 312 " C O M P L E T E jer evidences of indebtedness, in­ Durham 950a ni Written on the death of any Bio cluding its own stocks and bonds. Greensboro ' 1045 " —W. L. Bryan, is on a busi Amos K. Wilson, Mealier of the subscribe to the capital stock of Salisbury vr 12 21 night| Ills • In all departments, consistness ti;ip to Elk Park. 29tli N. C. Volunteers. ; coi porations, loa i and borrow | salisburyi v 12 45 " ) IT25 floiiev,- mortgage pledge and hv-; statesville Ar 151 am I l212noou ! ing of —Mrs. H. L. Hugging is 253 12 55 pm D RY - - will also go with them on 12 1 he first those to meet his: potluxate an v of its projierty.; Newton - - - - -G OODS, very ill with fever. Guarantee the faithful jierfoi- nickory " 3 20 " 114 pm country 's ca , months trial. It is sad toj .nance of contracts and obligrtr conley spring 343' 1 29 p m NOTIONS, See incorporation notice• citizens, hut if they Of home and friends, he gave tibu® of every description, what Morganton Ar 4 12 2 10 p m ,up all in this issue WARE, 5 07 ' 249 p ni HARD uiustpo, wy hope they will \n<l marched away, in sol­ soever hv whosoever made; ls- ; Mat ion sue |)oii(Js <4 indemnity and sure-| itimiul/yiiob" 005 3 27 p ni 1 succeed in their, new. homes. t dier style. —T/ie Jail progresses sioWGROCERIES, tyefiip.' Grantiiidemiiifes, n i ak< nla-k .\it. " 04i> • 400 p m To meet the foe so base and absff'tfets of title and guarantee; Ashcville " 728' 431 p in (FANNED ly—not enough brick-lavers. \ \\ Thomas re- - - —GOODS, vile. ,. thetith to property. Endorse Hot springs " 9 15 " (> 10 p m H —Prol. J. F. Bpainhourand j quests us to say he is so busy CLOTHING, A soldier's part lie acted well; notes, drafts, checks and bills of Morristown 11 10' 730 p m wife are off on a visit to attending Associations and llis sufferii gs though, I need exchange. Form partnerships Knoxvilie "1245' 850 p m T1 HATS, - - - SHOES, with individuals and with cor­ Louisville " Churches, examining teaoli7 5n -— o a 111 Caldwell and Burke. not tell, 1 I- . porations for doing any business Cincinnati " 1 I 55 A NI CIFNTS FURNISHING Goods. res, issuing, certificates and 'Till when the fatal misssle, insputioned'iii these, articles —If you want a bargain in (> 55 p nt and almost anytning kept in " J notifying school Committ ee hurled a, general mercantile Chicago ladies' shoes, Go to Jones & Act. that he cannot possibly j Him slowly to another-world. Transactand etc. st. Lewis " NOO a first-class storp. business Vance, Elk Park. The place of businei s for said Chattanooga " •»20 pm find time to write anything Desolate his childhood's Company, shall be conducted in Nashville " 1200 night home. Rememter That We —A big cut oil dress goods, for the DEMOCRAT this issue. the town of B owing Rock, (Ya- Aieniphis ".(» /0 a in. Where once this soldier proud tau.a Comity, or elsewhere. from 10 to 12%<-ts. worth 15 —Mr. J. M.Smith, who has NO. I l.V roamed; 'the duration oftiie .corporate 8 25 a in ! [FILL NOT— ci s. per yarn, at doners and been in our town for a num­ But now the mother, without existenceishail be for the period Aslieville LV waynesville Ar 1053 am V. a/ice's, Elk I I 11 »\ of thirty yeaib. son, 3 05 p in ber of weeks, renovating the Charleston " The owners of stock in this cor­ " 5 48 p m —There w ill he a meeting feather beds in Watauga, has Alone, the rugged race must poration shall not lie individual­ jaiietts run. real j East nouml at-the El rod school house moved to Plum Tree, Mitch­ ly, liable for any contract indebt­ lip j NO 51 | NO-3 Tis sad indeed to meet surli edness for liability of any kind on Flat To 11 to night for the ell County. He has done a A r 3 On p m | 900 pm Undersold, by anybody, oil fate; corporation. noston purpose of or. miming a Fa/- vast amount of work in Wa­ Such sorrows at home to cre­ whatsoever of said Todd C. S.C. New vork '• 6o a in | 140 Joe B. same quality of goods. Philadelphia" 300'a m | 102/a]un mors Alliance tauga, and we are glad to Sept. 17th. '89. ate; Highest market price paid Baltimore 9 20 p m *25 a in sad must -E. S. Coffey and D. I). say, has given entire satislae Fored heart, be the anguish Washington ' 7 3> p m 7on in for all kinds of produce' tion. r Administrator's Notice! Lynchburg ' 1240 noon 1240 Dougherty left for Wake For Don't foyget to see us heThat looses such a noble part" State of N. Danville " 947 a m 1-00 p —Rev. Speight associate fore purchasing. We hope his brother lie w ill (Watauga Go.f. iiiclimond " 3 30 p in 1 5 no a m Very Respectfully, editor of the Iteeorder, with meet. Having qualified ueidsvi lo " 9 02 a m 9 41 ]> m ( Mr. 0/iver, of Thornasville, In that bright, happy land: as the administrator of W. Wilmington ' 74o and Rev. Thomason, of Jef­ Oh! how warmly they would H. C. MARTIN A C,k ,H. Edmisten de. eased, notice Mo tehcad " 11 00 pm greet, ferson stayed at the Bryan is hereby given to nil persons ooldsboro " 4 10 p in 1145 a m house Monday night, and Exte/vding hand to hand ualeigli " 55 ni Sue M. Wilson. t who are indebted to said es­ Durham " li 2 35p p ni | 0 55 a m left for Kings Mountain As­ 4 3o a Ul tate, to coine forward and Greensboro ' 8 no a m s 4o p m sociation. Rev. Speight cal­ The above Iffies were writ­ CRESTON N. C. make prompt settlement,and Salisbury Lv (5 27 a in 7 15 p in led at our sanctum Tuesday ten a t the close of the vvaF all persons having claims si­ saulisbury Ar 437am (i 3 p m —S. F. Lenriir and ' family, morning and complimented and given to Sue HarmaiY. gning t said estate, are noti­ statesville LV 330am 5 50 pm -•Li t "on Monday, for their us on office and fixtures and In looking over her papers " 2 20 a in 5 l i p m fied to present them to the Newton borne m S. C. They have said good Words for the we found the above, dimmed undersigned, on or before the nickory "150am 453p m conhljy spring 1 30 a m JI in by age, and we have copied •bpf)77 spending.the summer in DEMOCRAT. 12th day of September, 18- Morganton " 1 01 a m -4 14 p in the same for publication. Roone, at Mrs Council''s. 4 —Mr. F. P. Curtis with 90, for setl lement, or this no Marion " 12 Ol night i 330 p in M. C. H. Round Knob " 1110 pm 2 35 his litt/e girls visited his sis­ [tire will be placed in barr of Black Mt. " i034pm ,I 200 p ni 1 ha ve on hand vehicles of —A Farmers Alliance was ]> m their recovery. This Sept. organized at Brushy Fork, ter Mrs. W. C. Coffey in 1 25 p m our own make, and more in 01)8 AM) ENDS. not springs " *50 p in li 40 a IU process of manufacture. All 4th. 1889. last Tuesday night, with six Boone this week. He met his brother Judson, who In the absence of the edit­ A. S. Edmisten, Administra­ Morristown " 430 ]im 8 35 a m for sale at very close pi ices— members. Boone Moore was Kiioxville " 305 p m 7 i nra m quality considered. Repair­ elected President, and It. H. lives in Mo. Also his sister or and publisher last week, tor of \Y. H. Edmisten. Louisville " 805 ]> in ing and jobs made to orderat Miss Julia, from Wilkesboro. Notice! Hclsdaw Secretary. the office boys made me say Cincinnati " 3 15 }> ni specia lity. Respectfully, Administrator's Sale. 2hey both accompanied Mr. some mighty uneout/i things Thomas J. Lill'ard, Chicago 8 1 • a. in —Rat traps are in demand Curtis home, to Guttler Surviving Partner, On Thursday, the 10th day st. Louis " I 7 oo .... and use some very strange tf.—May 3rd. at this office, as we found 34 Tenn. Mr Curtis is a good of October, 1889, 1 will, as J.F. Sl'AiNHCLo punctuation. They made me lbs of type on yesterday inor friend to the DEMOCRAT paid NOTICE! the Administrato/'of the late say 'scared' conscience,'when ATTORNEY AT LAW. By virtue of power of sale con­ ning that they had hid away us his subscription and told W, H. Edmisten, sell upon I said 'seared' ; 'undefied' tained in a.contained in a certain Boone, N. C. under the office floor ! Veri­ us to push ahead. the premises, of said estate mortgage deed, executed by instead of undefiled; 'devote' ly, rats(?)are_ba<f. on a credit of 6 months, with Special attention given to James.C. Miller and wife Martl-n men, instead of'elevate men'. Miller, of the firgt part, and (ie. . note and approval security, the collection of claims. Zionville N. C. —There will be communica­ Now I hope the boys will be the personal property which Lowrauce of the second part . 1 Julv 4th 89—1 y. Sept. 16, '89 more careful in the future. tion, of Elk Lodge, No. 373, will proceed to sell the foilowing has come into my hands as M. M. PARKS, descrilied tract or parcel of land A. F. aud A. M., on Saturday To the DEMOCRAT: —Died at his home, on New Administrator, aloresaid. lying and being in the Coi.n' y of I desire to say somthing a- River, in Ashe oounty, Sept. The property consists of: Six ATTORNEY AT LAW Sept., 21st, and we desire all Watauga, and State of North members to be present that bout our Association. It has 10th, Mr. Joseph Tatum, a- head horses, one mule, twelve Jefferson, N. C. Carolina, odjoining the lands of thirty or Joliial Fggars, Austin Vfiler aud can attend. W. C. L. Hulch- now passed off, and //early ged about 93.—The Post of­ head of cattle,sheep, andforty hay. hogs, a lot of L. C. Miller, which will more fully W. B. COUNCILL, JR. everybody in the County was fice at Riverside, Ashe Co., The household and kitchen er, W. M. appear by refference to said ATTORNEY AT LA V. —Our young friend, James h<?re and saw for themselves, has been removed to Mc- t'urnituie of the deceased, ma mortgage which is recorded in H. Bryan, who has been in but I want to say something Guire Bros', store.—It was bhinery, farming utensils At. inly 4th£91y. Boone, N. C book B, of mortgages, pa.e.s 563 and 564. To satisfy ilie Texas for some months, re­ about the whisky men. I our pleasure to attend the etc., A etc. This Sept. 4th '39. VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I). payment of a certain debt 'of £24- S. .Edmisten Administraturned last Sunday. Jim said before it came on, that Three Fork Association at tqjr ofFW. H. Edmisten. deed. 00 and interest on same, at the Boone, N. C. court house door in Boone, N. C. is looking somewhat wors- we expected to have a good Zionvjlle last week. After' a Office on the first monday iu Oct.. '89. > KIVEK A DAD Resident Physician. ted, but we hope he will soon time, if the Wilkes men would pleasant trip up the valley of on King Street north of Post and all costs andexpenccs a c c r u e ILMY. stay on their own side of the Meat Canip and across the regain his health. Office. ing by virtue of such sale. This o Blue Ridge with their whisky, grand old Rich Mountain) J UTIP 12 88. lv. Sept. the 3rd "86. W. R. Lovill —Dr. J.. Q. Wilbar, of Elk but they came and some of W- II. IIEXDHEM Plffs. Attorney where bald-headed peaks tow Park, has bought out his " dr. L. c. reeves! PRINCIPAL. DR. J Q. HTLBAR partner, J. Hopkins, and is our citizens met them and er almost high enough to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON First session begins Aug. now prepared to furnish you took charge of the liquor, kiss the sky, and look down groceries as cheap as can be and had their fun, but we in solemn majesty over the 26th. 1889. .Board can be Office at Coffey's Hotel. Boone, N. C ELK PARK, NORTH CARO' INA. bought in the country. See knew of some othei parties fertile plains of N. C., and obtained iu the neighborhood from $5 to $5.50 per month. July 4. 89. Rest material used. Neat change in 'Ad' who will have their fun. The Tenn. We ieached the 'cityr Tuition fronvonetothreedol w.il-k, and satisfaetion guar­ J. B. HOPKINS. anteed. —Uncle Ben Harrison is good citizens of Cove Creek of Zionville, a growing, and bars per ///ontli. Address the July 18 89—Gum. beautiful lict/e village on the Princijial at Horton N. C. \JEWELER\ not much of a corn raiser in township voted local option Aug. 29 t f Elk Park, N. C. Watauga county, pretty a few years ago, and then head of Cove Creek. Here good Buckwheat crop. Not last year, we petitioned the the Association was in sest t Watches rejiaired and all J { kinds of work irrhis line exe many acorns, lots of ches- Legislature to incorporate j siqn, with a large crowd pres euted promptly. iiuts if the frost don't get our Church, and the enemies ent. 1 he best of order prethem. of religion have been mad vailed, except among a few T.A. Critcher, Bamboo. N. C., Is July 18 89—6 mo. W. C. NEWLAND, —Friend Republican, for ever since, and have been I pitiable persons who indulgHeadquarters For boasting about beating us. in the intoxicating bowl. A TTORNEY AT L AW, how much can you sell your who are Cheap goods. Boot* and Lenoir, N.C. B L t - f yi fat cattle? Rig prices and IFell, they did, if they think ii We pity men Kav U-T'ii LOT such a speuin'tv. ADMI S nroiraii Shoes J ArtAe-HengTSi.-p . _ snots June 27. 88 ly. sli^veS, tlint +.u \ \ ill et enit ;• ^• (> an abunance of money was j it is done, but we are done. Now 1 think it alcohol pil l them dmu. Uuleather twei. JTriQO. the song that was so sweetly; not E. F. LOVILL "ISTS0N."7 •Hl£^-ILL. 28 UNION SQUARE.NY "I- Slgim ^Tl.RMTA rs^..— belovV the level of humanity, t v Hve ct*( t imra 21 c. All of -1 ST.LOUIS.M0 FOR 5*SLE BY 0ALLAS.TEX. sung, only one short year a- time for every good man to and their sonlsdown to hell. A TTORNEYS AT L AW goods in porpc.tiori. Bongiit Boone, N. C. go. unite in putting down such; Don't drink any more. fu cash, and will sell low for the ox >hI Hart, t'iveicNatil . > County] A Win. H. McGuire. (sa Jujy 4t/i 33— 1 y. —We have a eoiiimunica- violation of law. I am puzz/ed j est College this week. We wish theyoiilig men much suc­ cess a ndgoqd health. —Fenator Ransom left /'lowing Rock for Raleigh Tuesday. The Senator has been spending a few (lays with hi;- family at 1 he Rock. Worth IJC DENTIST. �W. L. BRYAN, troyed. There Was no or­ A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ ganized fire department and PER! The Associated Press tele­ the efforts of the United "The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press." _ gram sent by the Durham i ?tates /^u.lar8 at, Madison barracks with an old-fashion Do you want to aid in building Still On Hand With A Globe about the row at Ox­ ed hand pump engine alone! up a paper that shall reflect the ford was highly sensational. saved the village from entire greatest credit on North Caroli Will W. Holsclaw has just received a fine lot of boots,sir The truth of the matter, as destruction. The Watertown ua, no matter where it may be He will sell you a ladies shoe at HOrts. ladies sawed pebble $1 Nice line oi we learn'is that when llag-jbre department was called TH WILMINGTON 1 MESSENGER 25 and up. and a large lot on hand to select from. Mens shoes $1 land begau to shoot at officer j u P on but .he fire was under A LARGE EIUHT-PAGE CAP KIT twenty five up. Mens boots $2.7—veal calf. I have just received Whitford, the latter being '' niTlve('at Do you want a reliable jmpei a nice line of hats in the latesl|ityles 5o cts up to $220 five. , 1 i . i j Clock tins morning. Re- giving vou all the news of the Unarmed,properly hauled oft. centl.v the tax payers had world—a Democratic newspaper Ragland struck him once, a voted down an appropria- that equals the best-has the flesh wound in the arm. Two, tion to purchace a steam en- largest circulation, and has for other balls bussed through; gine. —the News mid Obwrv-: twenty-one years been i ]iart his clothing. The citizens re- or and fact orin thegrowth anddevRaadwnre.—My stock is full and low for cash. pairing to the scene, Ragland; ' , |velopment of tl.e old North; i To mv friends and customers: I will leave for Hnltimorc, and else­ made a break to get. a way. . 111 \l| < Oiarge to 1 lie grand j j* t. where North, about the (ith or 7th to buy my fall and winter and was followed by a crowd Monday, Judge Bynum '('amnaiun RnrtesV among tlieui a good ma,nv there are u.ore men in The Dfiilv Messenger " bv ConsistinS> in part, of Boots, I stocK) iill(1 vou a„ llmy luok fur OJie of the best clock ofgoodsexer .. . r . *. .. ^ SUirtOM . . .... lowest pries ever heard ot in IV™ 1 a . Shoes, negroes. He was shot at t,le penitentiary m eouse- mail, -I ' * brought to ... Watauga, and at the 1 W es-J months oil trial, for several times and was event-! quince of t//e manufacture | $2.00 Dress Goods, tern x. TO all who owe me either by note or open account art! Rally raptured. The negroes |:UI(1 sale of cigarettes tnan Notions, requested to come and pay up at once, as i will need th money) 110111 bfluoi showed no sympathy with!!1'0111 liquor drinking—that The weekly "Transcript Mes­ Truly YoursHardware, senger," (the largest and him. There was tin race an- boys formed thehabit ofsmo best paper in the State) 9 \Y. W. Holsclaw. Tinware, king cigaretts between the atfi gonis/n eugen dered ges of seven and fourteen months on trial for $1.00 Groceries, —The News and Observer. years, mid that the depraved Cash in advance. Both Coffees, LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1 j The dentil of Samuel Sulli­ taste thus formed developed papers are large Eight-Page Sugars, sheets. Send Postal Card Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. van Cox, from pneumonia, as into a thirst for stimulants with the address of fin per­ Tea, when they become older, this All kinds of dress gooos at correspondingly low figures.! we intimated yesterday, will making most ofonr drunk­ sons ami receive sample cop­ Rice, Law s from 6 to lOets. Mens wool hats 2o to $1. Fur. he greatly lamented. lie was ards. He wants a law pass­ ies of THE MESSENGER. Ggars, hats $1.7,0 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes; a sterling, true Democrat. He ed to prohibit the sale of cig­ Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. Cigarettes, A et< plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, Aete. Aetc. Aete was a useful puplic man. He arettes. Judge Bynnm went for the cigarette manntactnr Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless was greatly esteemed for /lis honesty and uprightness. His ers at Durham with "gloves Drugs & Medicines variety, and as cheep as can be.found in county. V off." There is no doubt but long public service made him that cigarette smoking is ter AND KNOCKED OU T ftROCERIKtt ilROCEiilPfi flROCERIKK fa.lOCLlUlA "HOC FBI lA "ROGER Ii iA familiar with all questions ribly injurious, and we be­ Also taki and with all public matters. lieve Judge Bynum's views J. P. 1IENS0N, DARK RIDGE, In good variety, Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. all kinds of N. €., He was also an author, and on t/o's question are about Large'lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost his book, "Three Decades of right—Free Press. is just receiving a largestock Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro s leather a -Jf American Legislation," is a GENERAL M ERCHANDISE ,rv prices. Jeans and Cassiiners at factory prices. Tie tor Notice ! which will be sold for Cash or resume of public concerns - -dinost nothing.,^\Ve also have a large lot ware at <t from a Democratic stand Having qualified as the Ad­ country produce at prices point during his congression­ ministrator of the late Peter never before heard of. Givi him a call, ATERSON IMCTORV FACTORY PATLRSOX al career. Resides, lie wrote rownsend, deceased, notice is apr 2'> l.v. ATERSON 1 ACTOR 1 'ACTOR 1 hereby given to all persons A ATERSON many other books with which —B INNER HOUSE the public aiemore or less fa­ indebted to said Peter TownYarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or miliar. He was an except­ send, to come forward and make immediate settlement, Mrs E. Walchj Propriecash. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you owe us. for ionally bright speaker, and we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at was dreaded by his oppon­ and all parsons having claims TRESS. J. . . Philip- s & Son. bottoiri prices at ents in debate. After several against said estate, will pres­ ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Sutrar Or yeN. 0 ent the same duly authenti­ .May 15 6 mo. times being disnppc iat. d in cated within 12 months from Good fare, neat rooms, and And country produce in ex­ his hopes to attain the Speak polite attention. A good feed change for goods Gents' fur­ er's chair, he left Congress the date hereof or this notice and livery sta" » 1 mn in nishing goods, such as, dress SEWING MACHINES and became minister to Tur­ will be pleaded in bar of their connection with tne Hotel shirts, (both laundried and by W. C. IT'nlcli. -ANDkey, but soon resigned that recovery. Sept Oth 1889. unlnundried.) Collars, Cuffs. ORGANS post and reentered Congress. Jno. ( . Towi.send Adminis­ ' GIVE US A CALL. Slips, and in fact, almost trator of Peter Townsend, July 18 '89 tf. —News aih/ Observer. -fiiWiA-- • yr~" anything needed in that line. deed. A Simple Remedy f< r Lung Cove Creek Academy. This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ W. M. FR.VXCUM, Principal. ing Machine with full set of at­ Troubles. Valuable Hotel Proper- Next term begins Aug. 5,'89 tachments and TY' -FOR SALE . Board, everything included, Ready-Made Clothing from 8 five years guarantee from During a visit to the home K6 fi} of a most estimable lady liv­ By virtue of a decree of the six dollars per month. }.{ s—v to 25 dollars per suit. We TIIU MANUFAOTl'B for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. ing on Indian River, Flo., Superior Court of watauga Tuition from 75ots, to $2 landle only first class goods, 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines the editor was told of a d s- Co. made in the ease of L. D. per month. For Further par­ md will guarantee prices as covery that had been made Ilargave and others low as any other merchant which may p/ove a boon to the undersigned as Commis­ ticulars, address the Princi­ who handles the same m ade sufferers from lung and bron­ sioner oppointed by said pal, Amantha, N. C. my house in Kr.oxville. 20 years experience in this busiof goods. chial troubles. This lady hav­ Court will sell at Blowing ss. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles a: d ing heard tlmt that there was Bock N. C. on Wednesday the irtsfoi all Leading Machines. peculiar virtue in a pillow 16th day of October, 1889, from pine straw, and having on the premises 2 lots or pa r­ SUCCESSOR T0Tennessee. none of that material a t hand se! of hind known asthe Har­ 60 jan 1 2m. made one from flue, soft, grave Hotel property—at pine shaveings, atirf had the public outcry to the highest Goods at almost your own RcbbinsBros, pleasure of noting immediate bidder—Terms % cash % in 6 price. I run in connection benefit. Soon all the mem and % in twe/ve months, bond . Shnll's Mills N. C. with my other business, a SU13SCRIHE TO THE hers of the household had pine with good security for defer- Keeps constantly on band, shaving pillows, and it was ed payments- Title retained and will sell at "Rock Bottom noticed that all coughs, as­ till purchase money paid. Prices," for CASH or country thmatic or bronchial trouble This is a tine opportunity to produce, such as Boots, Shoes abated at once after sleeping purchase a well-equipped ho­ Hats Caps, & ect. A specia a few nights on these pillows. tel at one of the most popula r line of An invalid suffering with Summer resorts in the State Wm. it. Lovill, lung troub/e, derived much Commissioner.' benefit from sleeping on a 1889. Hardware, Groceries, which we think is equal to mattress made from pinesha Sept. 11th. —0— -< any in the county, and we Arid Drugs. vings. The material is chen p At the same time and guarantee our prices as low and makes a pleasant and place, I will sell the personal A FULL LINE OF BEST as any in the comfortable mattress, the o- vroperty of It. L Hargrave— dor of the pine permeating by public outcry, to the high­ HEADY—MADE the entire room, and absorb­ est bidder for cash—property consists of household and ing or dispelling all unpleas­ kitchen furniture such as is Clothing ever brought to this Also furnish transportation to ant or objectionable odors necessary for a first class ho­ County, and in fact, every­ panties wanting the same with a —News and Observer. tel. J. B. Hargrave Admin­ thing kept in a first-class safe driver and with as good a istrator of 11. L. Hargrove. Destructive Conflagration. Sept. 11th. '89 country stoue, can Vie found furnont cts can lie found in tin county. For the next here. All I ask is a trial. Watertown, N. Y-, F. MORPHEW, , G. G. EAVES. Your friend. Aug. 29. J. P. Bobbins. Morphewfc Eaves, The business portion of the historic village of Sackett's Rock Bottom At Last. ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IE YCU ATTOUNE YS-AT-L AW , Habor was destroyed by fire J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C., AND last night, involving a loss REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Keeps constantly on hand and of about $40,000. The tele­ MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. will sell at bottom prices for cash want If to reach graph and telephone offices, Offce on Main Street over Drug Co's. or country produce, Boots, Shoes We will make special prices, for ore. July 18 89. 1 j. Hats, Caps. A special line of cash, on all goods. Returning the Rome, Watertown and SCOTT A ERVIN, Ogdensburg ticket offices, ev­ our thanks for past patronage LADIES HATH ery saloon in the place, dry ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Hardware, Groceries. we will, as heretofore, still con­ goo<7sr grocery hardwareand Lenoir, N. C. general stores, and ware READY MADE CLOTHING A tinue to furnish you good goads and at as low prices as can be SPECIALTY, houses containing supplies Truly yours, T. B. FINLEyr of government, contractors keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, lound. for Madison barracks and a full line of every thing kept in a ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, first-class country store can be the pest part of the village, Wllkesboro, Nortli Carolina. I'KH tAI Midi VGvfL AfiVJAcldi W. LBryanound hero. Give Dim a call. I ©low t in1 railroad were desThe Affair At Oxford GENERAL Merchandise, GROCERIES, NOTIONS & ROOK BOTTOM STRUCK ROOTS m HERBS, J USTIN! Organs far Issu Gash than J, P.BOBBINS, For Cash, You Can fiats S. P.ANGE, KNOXVILI Hotel And Feed LADIES DRESS GOODS. BEMOCEAt STABLE, You Want the Latest -and Most Reliable News, COUNTY. 60 DAYS THE PEOPLE • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_0919_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 19, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-09-19 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/7651b1b8f6dca4d3cc633a2f601257a7.pdf bccfea3a3f62d649d345712b5a070b42 PDF Text Text *»; Democrat. |l:'0 VOL Z A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ per devoted to the interest of its County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Boone, Watauga County, N. C. I). R. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. R. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. BOONE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 3, 1889, er side an there was Clevelin, Mr. Dimmercratlam a think ! arrest, the counsel for prose­ There is No Personal Devil. an Vance, an Bick, an J/il/s. ing he is erboutrite. 1 110, Mr cutor drew up papers agree­ an the Topic an you Mr. Dim Diminercrat, this here savin ing to withdraw the prosecu­ Chicago, Sept. 23rd.—Rev. mercrat on the tother side, is not poplar tho its so, an tion if Shuford would leave H. H. Barbour, Pastor of thi thinks I to myself I see my Bill Arp an me is sorter like the county and never, under Belden Avenue Baptist way more clearly, this here 8am Small, on the long lene no pretext, enter it again. As Church; created a sensation pertection is fur the north man at er meetin down in he was in jail on a charge in the Baptist minister's estorn factories a a tha iron Tennetsee, When Sam was that is not bailable, he sign- meeting by reading a paper SUBSCRIPTION RATES. and steel wurks, an it dont er preechin, he tole all the ed the agreement but says he at this morning's session, 1 copy 1 year $1 come to the man an boy meetin folx that wanted ter : is ready and anxious for a in which be denied the exist­ 3 " (> months.... 50c. what plows an sows an mows go to heven to stan up, an full, fair and free investiga­ ence of a personal devil, and 3 " 3 months... 35c. an the gal an womin what all uv uin stood up but that tion at any time.—Marion treated the passages from ADVERTISING RATES. cooks and soes nor hit is not are long lean feller. He then ! Free Lance. Scripture speaking of such 1 inch 1 week 75c. for the root diggers, nor the tole uiu ter set down, an then a personage as figurative and ^ " 1 month $1.75. 1 ' 3 $3, bark pulei-s. nor the yarb he tole all who wanted to go In the quiet of every day not literal. 3 " « $5, get 11ers, S'<> Mr. Diinmercrat ter Hell to stan up, and the life, the strongest man that Perhaps the most aston­ 1 "1 year $7 I cud not see how Tommy long lene feller stood up, an comes to the front to make! ishing part of his paper was can rite an rite, an tell weins pinted his finger at the prech 3 column 1 week... $9 proclamations that humau! that which treated of the 3 " 1 month. $33.50 to vote fur these here big fel er and said: "Parson it pears temptation of Christ in the 1 " 3 " .. $25 lers, when weins dont git like me an you is all that is capacities still huveexistence,! Wilderness, in which he said: 1 " (5 " .. with very faint impression $37.50 none of the perfection, but stan in." Well Mr. Ditnmer- upon us that such is really Jesus was not actually led 3 " 1 year.... $50 hev to pay fur tuthers work crat, I lowed ide rile erbout down into the wilderness iman rhen Tommy sed that the reliance, but yer see in the fact, is the politician; mediatly after his baptism, Inka, N. C. and we are apt to conclude Sept, 26tZ». 1889. munny wood be plenty but got in ter this here puckerin that all great ineu Aave gone for be was already there : he mist it thar sartin as fur spell, an never didnt think er He did not maintain an ab­ For the DEMOCRAT: as this here town is consorn- bout it fur so long I will not before us, aud that it will solute feast, for if so he must I told Betsyan that I wood never be our lot to see in our rite to yoitens about peach ed, but hit looks like money try hit this here time, but 1 or coining days, the Clays, have been miraculously sus­ be «. lean peach time is ruin, must be sum wher for tbat will, give hit a herin, as Hike the Websters. the Clays, the tained in w hich ease say the corporal is a shovel- the name, hit must be er would have been free from an we'enshev Peach"Bungy" Webster, theCalhouas of civ­ find peach pi, but hit hant in it out of the big houe in a good thing. So ho pin you il fame, or the A'apoleons, or hunger and from the suffer­ good like tha used ter be. for harry, but then it wont cum will put this in your paper I the Wellingtons of military ing which made the temtation to turn stones into I ha is sower and sorter puck- here for weins vvus most stop for this time. immortality. Perhaps not all ou the tuther side, bread. The wilderness was Your friend, Dan Depo. ery like tha is, but I ges it is to such an exalted degree; na not a bar/en waste, but mere the best tor these is sorter an' Harrison an his ilk wont ture is slow to repeat and i-ely a woody and mountainous puekery times, our stuinaks fete nothin but sheep meet, A DAMNABLE CIUME. new such models. But at an we'ns cant sell our beefs part of Judea, wit A vineyards need puckering an our pocket. least, experience has proved for no price thet ell pay us Books Is puckered. Tha sa Our community was start­ that she is neither slow nor olive groves, and many fruit, this is Harryson's abomina­ for the w/ntren an the sum- led last Saturday morning 11 igga rd to su p ply m en very tiees abounding in it. tion. Mr. Dimmocrat Idont merfn, but rumernrnaten oer by the news of the arrest and far above the human average "Christ was not. literally I to no whether that is the word this dierlemma, thinks east, imprisonment of Prof. L. F. when the occasion calls for it taken to the Holy City and myself, 1 see light in the or not, but, hit sounds like the wool factrys ar a corn in Shuford. a young married when the exigencies of society set upon a pinnacle of the *t is; may be bit ant, but to it. tha as wel as weins, man who had been teaching demand a leader or a deli ve­ temple. Had the devil taken len if you look eround an root digers an farmers an school at Carson's chapel, er, and when it is in such fer­ Aim through the air he would see bow his fiends is a c oin bous bilders an blaksmiths charged with raping the ment as br/ngnll its elements have wrought a miracle, and c i the grate pitty it is that- wil git there eyes open 1 Dope, daughter of the gentlemen effervescent activity. Then only God can do that; had tha cant all hev office an be an so will Tommy, an we ll with whom he was boarding. some man of superior mental the devil attempted to walk b .i, e little Benny tha say stop this Harryson abomina The evidence as best we vitality is sure to be thrown witA Christ to the temple; a lie's gone to C ,.d barber, wel tion or what ever it is, for can gather it is as follows: to the top, to be seen at once journey of twenty or thirty I i eccon he neded to cool of you see rar. Dim mercrat tha As the girl and her little in his true worth, to berecog miles, during whicA the fast r I reccon he were a little dident all git offices nor much brother were going to school nized anil accepted spontane­ could readily have been end­ hot about the collar when mony, an nerry bit uv peitec they came upon Shuiord who ously and instinctively as the ed—and then to its pinnacle Blane wood not hev that fel- tioion that I know uv, an ar it seems, was waiting for man for the crisis. Such a he would have been frustrat­ 3r confirmed who the Presied, for by law no foreigner sorter squndered. Sum gone them, when they came up he one seems to be John Burns, .ent I) ad pin ted to the Pener to tenn, sum to oregin an remembered having left a leader of the great London could pass the first enclosure tenshery over some where in sum to the rale rode 411 but book on the fence about a strike, an humble man by or court of the temple under urope. but we'ens dont care sich as got office, all but Tom half mile back, so ,he hired birth, n lowly man by occu­ pain of death; the Jewish peo if he was pinted or not, but my, but I recken his paper, the boy to go back after it pation, self educated, self pie could not pass the second what gits me is that all the the interprise, pade him er- While the boy was gone after trained, but a man so trained and the priests alone could Publicans Sed money would nuff to lasthim erwhile. Wel, the book, Shuford, at -the so skilled, so cool, so resolute enter the third in which the And though be plenty an homelaber wood now mr. Dirnmererat, I did point of a pistol, with the so sagacious and so ambi temple was. be pertected if Harryson was not intend to rite about pol- threat of death if she didn't tious as to ha ve brought to the devil a monk or priest elected an all sich, tha had itiks, an weins wouldnt if hit comply with his request, vi­ confer with him in council, would be for the occasion. me all tangled erbout the had not been fur the peeches olated thesansityof her per­ lord mayors, cardinals, bisA- Christ would not falsely have tarig. Mr. Democrat tha bein sour an sorter puekery, son. After he had commit­ ops magistrates of all kind. assumed the character." sent me a papa/, tha sed it an that made me think er­ ted the damnable deed he Truly the humble artisan Mr. Barbour's paper was was made in Boone, by Tom bout these puekery times, told her that if she ever told may both be feared as well followed by a storm of unfa­ vorable comment and will be idngham, when er man's poketf book be it he would kill her. She told as respected as he in whose the subject of discussion at Tha called it the Interprise gins to pucker an git like old her mother of it that evening hands may be placed the an it was chuck full of per Man Marshes oats, which and through fear of blood­ moulding of new destinies next Monday's meeting. tection home pertection at wus all swunk up, he feels all shed the mother did not re­ for the greatest, most sub­ Murder near Carthage. that, why I have seen them over sorter puekery. An I tell veal it to her hnsband until stantial, and thus far, best come two at a. time all rapt you, mr. Diminercrat, if the Shuford had left the neigh­ ordered empire of modern On last Tuesday night, at up together to the office at Puplicans haintsorter sicker borhood. The'girl's father ti nies.—Ex cha.age. Mrs. Catherine Stone's about once and tha was all erbout bout turnin Clevelin out I came to town Saturday and five miles from here, a horri pertection, home pertection cant see what sort uv stuff swore out a warrant for his Everybody Can Dome. ble murder was committed. an sich, thinks I to myself thay is made uv, fur when arrest on tAe above charge. —o— Tom's bed is erbont level en- Clevelin had holt of the lines He was arrested and placed Mr. J. T. Patrick has suc­ Mrs..Stone, who is about 80 nyhow, an this here home weins lived in hopes, an our in jail, but was released that ceeded in making unusually years old, and a colored Bettie Johnson, pertection of Merican labor pocket books wus uot swunk same evening on signing an good terms with the railroads woman, is whatill tell on us poor fel up so bad, an we wood eat agr ement to leave the coun­ for the transporation of pas­ were the only occupants of lers an Mr. Democrat ir was beef all the week mostly, with ty, and never under any pre­ sengers from all points to the house. About 10 o'clock Mrs. Stone says, a man came erbout to flop over J was a little shepe uva Sundy, an text, to enter it again. Raleigh at the time of the when Blane he imm »back on purticular uccasions. Right, here we would like to State Fair. At one cent a to the house and demanded from ercross the se he began 80 as Betsyan tole weuns know by what authority he mile a large part of the pop­ admittance. She told him to cavort erround bout per­ not to rite on erbout poly- was released. The officials ulation of the State ought to leave—that thay were tection to ermercan labor, ticks, I am ergoin to stop it had no right to release him. to put itself into Raleigh dur­ alone and wanted no compa­ thinks I there is sumthin Bill Arp is ergoin for these We have laws and if they are ing Fair week. We have seen ny. He insisted on going in. rong sum where for Mr. Dim- big skool times, an hes uv not to be respected and en­ instructions to station a- The negro woman threaten­ meicrat I had not forgot the pinion that the thing is forced, what is the use of hav­ gents from F. W. Clark, Gen­ ed to shoot him if he didn't leave, whereupon he pushed that hockin valley epersode too fur. Fur when er boy ing any. eral Freight and Passenger the door open and shot her when he had shipped fureri- gits so he kan talkgramerna Shuford' s counsel says : Agent of the Seaboard Air down. He then went into ers to work and turned out ry, he's to good towurk, but Prof. Shuford positi vely de­ Line. All of the rates made the home labor, an then thar he must hav a skool or er nies that he is guilty, and include admission to the Fair. the adjoining room, where was Ingals Hawly an Davis Book uv sum kind, an race when he was arrested, an­ A round trip ticket from Mill- Mrs. Stone was, and demand an Sherman, an spooner an erouiid over the kintry an nounced, through M. A. New- brook and return with cou­ ed money, and threatened to lore an Morton all hewin on bother we'em, who wood land, his counsel, that he was pon admitting to the Fair, kill her if she didn't give it to him. She told him there was ie same line, so I thought S wurk, an beg us to by his ready for an investigation. I costs only 75 cts. Rates no money there, and that if n studyed an thofe. we j book or stuff. He thinks he The State was not ready for jfrom other points according­ he killed her lie would get no •en thinks I who is on toth- noes too much to work, an trial, and ou the day of the ly.—Observer. NO. i4 money. He then jumped on her and beat her in the face, and then left. She says lie struck a match while in thp room and that there iras a little blaze in the fire place, but could not tell whether he was whiteor black. Bettie Johnson, the murdered woman was shot in the mouth and abdomen. Coroner Feriruson went t » the scene of the tragedy as soon as notified .and sum­ moned a jury of inquest to ivestigate the crime. Af r a long and patient examina­ tion of witnesses, the jury rendered a verdict, "thai Bel tie Johnson came to her death by a gunshot wound in the bowels, the gun being in the hands of Christopher J/ed'in." Medliu was arrest­ ed by Shff Carrie, who was at the scene of the murder, and lodged in jail here last niglil. Medlin is a nephew of Mrs. Stone and lived with her, but was away that night. —Car­ thage Blade. J, P, BOBBINS -SUCCESSOR TO- Robbins Bros, Shall's Mills N. C. Keeps constantly on hand, and will sell at "Rock Bottom Prices," for CASH or country produce, such as Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, Ik ect. A special line of IAD1ES DRESS GOODS. Hardware, Groceries And Drugs. A FULL LINE OF BEST HEADY—MADE Clothing ever brought to this County, and in fact, every­ thing kept in a first-class country store, can be found here. All I ask is a trial. Your friend. J. P Robbins. J.F. SPAINHOUR ATTORNEY AT LAW. Boone, N. C. Special attention given to the collection of claims. July 4th 89—1 y. M. M. PARKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW Jefferson, N. C. W. B. COUNC1LL, Jr. ~ ATTORNEY AT LA V. July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C W. B. COUNCILL, M. IE Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office on King Street north of Post Office. June 12 88. lv. DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C July 4. 89. rn^wprmf \JEWELER) Elk Park, N. C. Watches repaired and all kinds of work in his line exe ciited promptly. July 18 89—6 mo. YV. C. NEWLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW, June 27. 88 ly. Lenoir, N.C. �W. L can prove that he was at! m .are ignorant of the fact that to not have any school this I love the talcs of fairy land J I'm charmed with Arabian story, they not only remain unfilled year, hut to spend the mon­ home with his wife and fami­ I love to read of armorial but that our condition has ey to build a school house. ly at the time. knights. grown twenty five per cent If we were allowed to drop A correspondent of the Still Whose only thought was Hand With honor glory. worae since the election? in­ a word right here, we would Asheville Citizen says that J. T-rYiTYT I love thesweet and suuv South stead of a revival of business say ire think this is wrong. B. Holmes,.of Fairfield, 1,LJ4 8TA 4 T AHEAD OF W ith blossoms, beds end THE CROUD ! ! We ought not to take the an enlargiT of pictures, was (jp JpjYN jLl wY JLi there has been a marked de­ fountains, ;i;w S'I'I ;• 1;?:, MOW GOODS children's money given ;by found dead last Fridav evenI love idie icefields:ofthe North, cline in afi branches, except Ju.-t i"-1 -'ive.1 from the Northern And Greenlanos icy mbuutai is. the Internal Re venue business the government to educate ing on 'Lovers Leap. I love the1and where f eedom which seems to require more them, to build public school mountain spur near Hot Consisting, in part, of Boots. ! Markets tfie nicest line of goods ever .showed in this county. La­ i eigne men to run it than formerly, houses: By doing this we Springs. lie is supposed to Slices, And mankind are equal ever, dies' Dress Loo ks, l'laids, PrintsInstead of increased wages : cause the children to sustain ; have died of heart failure, D Goods ()u. fathers fought this land eassimers, Domestics, Hats, k i to. there has been a reduction of a 7oss t/rnt can never he re-j the result of his exertion in] ' '' to save SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, Notions, Their so is will lose it never. twenty percent Instead ofipaavd. If we do act thus it climbing the mountain. in every style, and at starvation Hardware, I love its laughing \\ ntter alls The crowd of negroes bound the contained decrease in the should be as a last resort. prices. The nicest line of It's rivers, lakes and fefis, Tinware, public debt, there has been I want to ask every school from Wilmington to Missis­ I love its laughing meadows Groceries, GROCERIES bright nn increase of several millions, teacher in Watauga conns sippi, left-last week according Coffees, I love its forest cove- ed hills. in the last two mon ths, while j ty to send me at once, the to appointment. There were Sugars, Our railroads over all tlio "C Vfi? -v the same high taxes are with number of pupils enrolled, 48 fami'ies. The Stai says land , Ty\ Tea, us. Instead of three cents average attendance, grade of they contract to pick cotton And tunnels,through the.ground, Rice. Electrlfi wires above them rise for our fat cattle received schollarship of farthest ad- in the Mississippi valley at CONFER TIONA RIES, (Ig'LUV, Swift messengers of sound. last year they are worth on­ vauced pupils, length of time 50 cents per hundred, their to be found in this part of i he Like Jonah s gourd cur Cigarettes, <x etc. ly two ce/it-s, and not want­ and any other particulars [employers advancing their ! tate. cities rise Hardware Cillery With stately spires adorning, ed at that. Times are get­ you may wish to send in. railroad fare, which is taken And grain fields sm'de where crockery, Be explicit and comply from their wages. ting harder and harder for for res.s frowned D r u g s & Medicines GLASS-WARE, us farmers because under with above requ' St as I want To hail the glorious morning. NO.TR E. And ev.'i'.v thing'else you want at your policy we have to sell acu rate/', sta tistu's. A dd ress I love all these nith a il my By order of an execution what we raise in Tree trade" me as above.—Win. II. Mc- issued from the Superior In good variety, Also take W V. and 8. P. .Moore's, Blowing heart Rock, North Carolina. The North East and west. Englamr/ and buy what we Guire., . Court Clerks office of Y\ atau-i ail kinds of But of all the country's i Miiv 29,— 12 m: consume in protected A inert ga county in favor of I). P. I ever saw, STATE' NE 11 8. Mast and against E. B. Milca. A policy which makes I lo\ e Watauga .best. NEW R I V E R A C A D ­ ler fri and W. N. Thomas 3 us sell in competit ion with It is a country in the hills EMY. surety for the That can't be hid yob know the pauper labot of the wfiole. One hundred and two miles together withsum of f 37:09 -ointerest and It spreads over many brooks world and denies us the right of railroad have been laid in cost's. I will expose to pub­ NDP E W jR. IIErx i/iti N That liows through, valleys low. to buy only from ^.protected North Carolina thus far dur­ lic sale for cash to the high­ PRINCIPAL. It wears a cabn and peaceful , •- ' est bidder at the court bouse few corporations and trusts ing 1889. First session begins Aug. look will not be likely to give us Charlotte and Asheville had door in Boone N. C., on tile Its latins are broad and clean, t2Gtli. 1889. /fiuml can be our home speaks of taste and better times soon. So we very heavy storms of wind 4th day of Nov.. 1889. it obtained; theneighhprhood being tlie first Monday in II Li )k ' from f>5"tin> $5. AO per month. thrift will have to try and stand it and rain Monday night, do­ said month. E. B. Meier's As fine.as ever seen. I Tuition Srom one tot hreedol for three years longer. ing some damage. interest ia the following de­ Our churches wit h their liars ]>er month. Address the towering spires Sept. 2N'th. 1839 —Farmer. The Durban* f un, a bright scribed lauds one tract tying And country produce' in ex­ Principal at Morton N. G. Direct our thoughts up to and interesting little daily, in Beaver Ikon towilship ad ULOW^BEiiC" the sky. joining the iamJs of G. A change for goods. Gents' fiv- Aug. 29 t f changes iVoin an morning to • able and of hens, known as Our school houses outfit? hills rfisbing goods, sneh as, dress K. J. MeMillion and Son of the A Sper. is of education'' high. Now that the, season for an afternoon paper. .the Win, if. Miliar tract. shirts, (both laiffirlried and MontSi of Wilson Va., are Mauukinds of wooleu aft crafts and sow'ng wheat, and fallowing Julian S. Carr, Esq.,ofDur- 8ecoud tract tying in Meat uulanndried;^ '"oilers, Guffs. frtctures of ahthey wifi send to goods,-vfiieh trades Gamp L. 8., on the waters of land for next yea s crops is? ham, has been selected for Meat Camp creek ad jo mg the Slips, and in fact, almost your door in exeii uice for wot I. Lawyers. Mttr--ha4.its- I lec­ tors and Teachers, at hand, ft may not be im- Chief marshal! of the Fay- lands of J.L. YYoodting, -J. anything needed in that line. They also l:cri> a unbare of their goods on hand at South Hands, And all we need to make us •proper to offer your readers etteville centennial celebra­ fl. Brown and others known Ashe Co., N.G. They pay the good as a part of the Isaac Green some thoughts on the impor­ tion and has accepted. highest price for w ool. Are real old .ushioned preach­ tance of deep plowing. ers. The Press and Iaroi'nii n, tract levied on bv me on the Sept. 11 th. 1889. ± kfi 1st, day of Oct., 1889 io satOur creeds are very numer- On A ARE Merchandise, r . o ns Of course we all at e in the right, And wonder at the heathen round Who e< nn'of See the fight. We are a very pious lot And shut on' eves to sin, And try by every christian ar To ca 1 the wonders in. Yes, we do all the good we can In our humbl-, modest way. Still they'd no. leave the'r sinful lite Nor try to walk the butter way. Of course we have our little faults' Any elections ;s ex cuing, we often use a little shing' And don't ob ert to figtu ing. We ta'k of ah our neighbors faults. And think it does them good We cannot see why they won't do, Just as we think jhey should. Our council are both brave and bold And will see justice done to man, While prohibition ;s their cry They advocate the whisky plan. They think the town traL.e wi'l be lo6t If rum's not bought and sold, They do all they can to make a centAnd that's what males them bold. Our country is growing very fust Our laws are very loose, And so to keep all things right We ought to build a cala­ boose. Still our country is in a prosperous way And famed in verse a nd story, And surely fri no distant day, Will crown our country with glory. M. C. H. HOW LONG. How long at length oh Har­ rison, will your nnbounded audacity boast itselr? How long will you abuse our pa­ tience? Do you suppose any of us have forgotten the ma­ ny promises you made th/ougfi out this broad land before you were elected ? Of how labor should receive its just reward ? Of how we farmer's w&re to be protected in the sale of our- products? Do you suppose any of us But before beginning it is well to remember t/mt the atmosphere is the most effec­ tive ieriilirev known to agricu'turists; and that the dews and the showers dissolve the particles of eartfi. thus admi it ing to them the fructify­ ing properties of the air. Plow deep, 1st. that the air and moisture may pene­ trate the soil and combine their fruit fulness with the plant food already contained there. 2nd. It loosens the sub soil, thus draining the sur­ face and forming a reservoir from which to supply moistnre in dry weather. 3rd. Tfie land is rendered porous to a greater depth giving the rootlets a better chance to permeate the soil in search of plant food. 4th. Deep plowing turns the subsoil and even clay, to the surface, giving the doub­ le advantage, of killing any insects which might be in it, and of exposing it to the. dis­ integrating effects of the frost and rain, thus making the soil deeper and more produc­ tive. Plow deep while sluggards sleep and you will have corn to sell and to keep. —Kentuekian. printed yesterday, says the isfy said execution and costs. iq.nv T ft! CJTb Hickory fair is an abundant iu mi iUiii J. L. HAYE8,She.iff. j Reml.v-Made Clothing from 8 success: The exhibits are This October 1st to 25 dollars per suit. We gratifying and the atten­ Valuable Hotel Proper- ] w v , U e ^\ynrst DASS GOODS, ANDKNOCKEDOUT dance good. and will guarantee prices as The number ofGovernmerit TY - F O R S A L E j. low as any other meivlnmt'J. P. HENSDN, Drvrti IiinoE, N. G., distilleries in Wilkes has By virtue of a decree of the who handles tiie same gratle dropped to 13. Assessments Superior Court of watauga of goods. is just receiving a large stock for back taxes/and the cut­ Co. made in the ease of L. D. GENEKAL M ERCHAN U18E ting down of tubs have re­ Hargave and others Which will be sold for Cash or country produce at prices ii duced the number to this. the undersigned as Commis­ never before heard of. Give bEFs U: Memphis contractors have sioner oppointed by said liitn a call, taken the contract for -the Court will sell at Mowing apr 2!> ly. grading of the section of the Bock N. G. on Wednesday the Charleston, Cincinnati A i hi? 16th day of October, 1889, '.»ods at almost your own -B YNNER HOUSE I run in connection eago Railroad between Mari­ on the premises 2 lots or par- price on, N. C., and Minneapolis; sel of land known astheHur- wi'li my other business, a Mrs E. Walchj ProprieVa. grave Hotel property—at The News lea i ns that the public outcry to the highest TREBS, town of ML Airy is to be bidder—Terms % cash % in 6 T?^4 a' ELK DARK, NORTH CAROLINA. used by AJaj. Raw ley for cut­ and % intwe/vemonths, bond i-sVvv Good fare, neat rooms, and ting down his shade trees— with good security for deferpolite a tten tion. A good feed the Lees on the street in ed payments- Title retained find livery sta': 1 1 mn in front of his property, we sup­ till purchase money paid. connection with the Hotel This is a fine opportunity to pose. by W . C. IFalch. GIVE US A CALL. purchase a well-equipped ho­ A'cplored man and his wife tel at oneof the most popular July 18 '89 tf. quarreled and fought in (Fake Summer resorts in the State county last Saturday and which we think is equal to Wm. R. Lovill, she htterally hacked him to Com m issi oner. any in the county, and we LOOK OUT !! —O— pieces with an axe. He was ! guarantee our prices as low At the same time and as anv in the found lying dead in his house. T.A. (Iriteher, Bamboo, N. C., I s place, I will sell the personal The Wilmington Review yroperty of R. L Margrave— Headquarters For says North Carolina can by public outcry, to the high­ Cheap goods. Boots and Shoes challege the world on fine est bidder foi-cash—property COUNTY. a specialty. Men's brogaii shoes beef and ref >rs to Ashe coun­ consists of household and $10o. Ladies polka eighty-five ty beef npw on the market kitchen furniture such as is cts. Uutrimed sole leather twen necessary for a first class ho­ which New York ,por Balti­ tel. ,1. B. Hargrave Admin- Also furnish transportation to ty five cts., Trimed 27c. Allothpanties wanting the same with a| e'r goods in porpotion, nought more cannot beat. fstrator of 11. L. Hargrove. 1 1 for cash, aim will sell low lor .he safe driver and with as good a sathe. Give me a trial. The Marion Free Lance Sept. 11th. '89 Elk X Roads. N.G. turnout as can be found in the Sept. 30th. 1889. says the wheat crop of Col. Rook Bottom At Last. county. Cove Creek Academy. For the next J. S. Brown, of McDowell, J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. Cg| For the DEMOCRAT TV. M. FRANCUM, Principal. measures up 1626 bushels. j Keeps constantly on hand and We are sorry to learn that Next term begins Aug. 5, '89. Mr. R. L. Jones is seriously On a ten acre field ho raised will sell at bottom prices for cash! Tfc-yird, everything included, or country produce, Boots, Shoes! ill and not. expected to live 4.44 bir-hels— an average of ILiiS, aps. A special line of six dollars per mouth. Mr, J. IF. Stephens is just re­ 44 2-5 bushels per acre. LATHES HATS Tuition from, 75ots, to $2 Rev. R. G. Pearson, the Hardware, Groceries. covering from a severe atdedicated the per month. For Further partaet of milk sickness. —The evangelist, READY MADE CLOTHING A Young Men's Christian Asso­ tieuhi/s,-address the i'»«£ semi-annual convention ser SPECIALTY. ciate n buil d i n g at C h a r 1 otte. keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, Wo will make special prices, forYT Amantba, N. G. vice at South Fork Ghorch next Sunday.— Farmers very lastSunday and is holding n fi full line of every thing kept in a d p on Vl]; Returning j.— ^ busy making sorguin cut­ largely attended and inter- first-class country store can be I our thanks for i>ast petronagc i E. F. LOVILL & SON. ound here. Give him a call. ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, ting Corn &etc, —Corn cane ing meeting there this week: we Will, as heretofore, still eon-j Boone, N. C. SCOTT& EltYIN, timie tod'urnish von good golds. W. W. McGalliard, que of and a vast amount of fodder July 4th, '89—1 v ATTORNEYS AT LAW, and at .as low puces as c in be i injured by the late frost those ayensed of being in the \Y. G. NEWLAND, Lenoir, N. C. lound. Truly vmii'H, which has been very severe lynching party at the Mor ATTORNEY AT LAW , m some sections- —Thejganton, indigTiantly denies T. IL FINLEY, Lenoir," school Committee of district; that, he had anything to d'oj ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, V/. L Bryan, June 27. SS ly. Wllkesboro, North Carolina. 47, this county has agreed with the affair. He says he For 60 DAYS �Programme OF THE tauga Democrat the lodge. It will be known as al Districts of 1 eun. LOJOOO SCHOOL CONVENTION SIF .DAY O WA­ Ziouville lodge number iaO^|do]laiB. Forty two met at Dougherty, Editor, ivcrs, Publisher. iYens and Observer ElizabetHton week before the gift. A- TAUGA Co. NOTH E!! By virtue oi an execution in my hands for collection, is sued from the Superior Court Watauga People of Watauga read this : Clerk's office of County, in favorofW. L. Hen We have in our large store buil­ drix, and against^ Eli Rimer ding, at the beautiful town of and Martin Rimer for t-Aesinn ; of $65,65, togeter with inter est and cost. I will expose to r„ n 2 M public sale at the Court house r. Jones & Yaace, -Blowing Hock, the 1 last to receive "ed at the Post Office at mous hummer resort, is more mong fchem wag our old com. The Convention will meet e. N. €., its second-class lively this season than oxel rade-in-arm Capt. \Y. F. in the Baptist Church in matter. J"lv ,?0th at 10 before there are now from Bhu]j formerly Df thiscounty, 1,oone' ore. two to three hundred visit-! but nQW of Baker's Gap, Ten-' a • UK Eev" D" M- Litaker, i, P™tlle 10tA Sunday ois, and still tirey come. n(ls ee. There were 462 do!—The publisher of the DEM- lars each w hen tlie amount School District of N. C., will Mn(1 preside. ocnAT returns thanks to Mrs v,'as divided two oh/ soldiers, lje Vlightl'ul weather. ' O i l the 2b day ot Aug., 1889, I. \\ . ! homiis for t no nicost not coming within the limits OIIDER OF EXERCISE. MONDAY it Joeing Monday of the Supe­ •on'r forget the 8. S. basin of peaches we ha\ose'ii. prt»S(-.j.]j3ecl in the bequeath! SESSION. rior Court, Eli Rimer's and entioa on t he 80th. ; lst- Levotiiuml exercises. -Little Bob, son of Thus, (which was to have lost-some j lately shipped a full line of goods Martain Rimer's interest in ; 1 I J. Winkler comrhencNelson Sr. 'was bitten hv }1 j Rnib or eye) were given tHeir; -ucl- Appointment of tern- of every kind, usual! \ kept in a 100 acres of land lying in VYa <v school at Blowing Hock copper head last Friday, and , prorata from tHe share of the l»wary^Secretary first-( lass store, which we will tauga Co. in Elk township on •lulv 22nd. the Laurel Fork of Elk Creek _ con , ^t\. ibi.ro,lment of mein- sell for nothing but the after a few hours extreme suf others by the unnm mens adjoining the lands of Eli RiII. C. Martin & < o's. "ew i ferintr, the little Mlowpawd ;sent f AypiitV'waCbwaprej™, ttier and others. This execu­ Jvertisement comes in t0°Lwnv V™ b-v «'»"'.l.liom to tin-,r -1th ObjM ts of Convention tion is for the pun-has money |or this issue, but of said lands, levied on by me | urday at the grave yard on benefactor, M»-. Tate. LONG stated by president. our next. will such deeds be lYmembe:- 5th. Appointment of Com­ on the 20 day of July to sat­ Jt>e's Fork. We extend to isfy said execution & costs, ed, and wortny is the exam­ mit tees: thg berea ved our deepest sy in 6th, Address by someone. We will give you bargains that I This July 20 1889. ple to be followed by others. patfav. J. L Hayes Shlf. 7t.li. Reports from individ­ can not be surpassed in the state. RE LIC, IOUS,"DUDA TION- ual Schools. —To the brethren of Snow NOTICE 11 Our stock consists of a well se­ Lodge:—We have changed AL AND OTHERWISE. 8/h. How can ire get par­ lected stock of By virtue of an execution —Prof. .J. F. rvfTT^^tn' the time of holding our com­ in my hands for collection, is ents interested in Sunday Rev S. M. Coliis, of Bakers- School work? :io lias been very low with1 municationI. from ,the 2nd. . ,. ,, sued from the Superior court c< , , Saturday after theiullmoon, 1 v ile was in town Tuesday Clerk's office of Watauga Co. ?er for some weeks, was on 10 j£rirf before tlie 3rd. and preached a very able ser­ General discussion. '' in favor of Vv. W. Woodruff e streets Tuesday for the Sunday in each month, at 2 mon. He is now nearly Four AFTER-NOON SESSION. & Co., and agaiustL. L. Green st time. P. M. Brethren come out. score years old. and is hale 1st, Devotional exercises. for the sum of $104-25 with a^d let us have a full atten­ and hearty. He thinks that interest and costs. I will ex­ 2nd. Address by some one. —The Post office at Sands dance and come promptly a t he would have been dead 3rd Wha t do Sunday Schools Groceries, Hardware, Queens- pose to sale at the court house is been removed to Milton the hour, so as not to keep door in Boone on the 26 day fown's, with Mr. Brown as those waiting who go early. years ago. if he had not quit most need to make them ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, of August 1889. it being Moil using tobacco. He first quit what they ought to be? Gen-' both pocket an i table, Scythes day of the superior Court, L, M. Mr. Pirkey having re­ J. M. Sbull, Secretary. era! discussion. plied. And snaths, butts and screws, L. Green's whole interest in —Rev. 0. S. Hagaman gave chewing, and continued its use by smoking, and finding 4tli. Adoption of Constitu­ pross-cut and hand saws, all of the following described lands: —Messrs. Pearson and Hill us a call last Saturday. He One tract lying in Boone ad­ tion. which will be s"ld Morganton, are spenc/ing is now a student at Carron that d'u\ not agree with him, joining the lands of W. L. he bid tobacco a final adieu. 5th. Election of officers. few days in town. They are Newman College, Mossy ( reek Bryan & otAers, known as the 6ih. Election of delegates J. J. Horton place; another ;cnts for the New York Life Tenn. and will graduate next Fie has more moral courage to District and State Conven­ tract adjoining the lands year, after which he will take than most of us, but it is surance To. highly probable many.of us tions. ot J. F- Spainhour & others a Theological course at New­ —Mrs. X. M. Horton. of known as the Gragg place. ougHt to follow his example. 7th. Selection of time and :^BBfe>rmei-ly of Boone, ton Seminary, Mass. Cary Third tract known as the Rev. E. F. Jones spent a place for next County Con­ Mrs Mollie coffev, is one of Watauga's most John Horton homestead, & vention friends and rela- promising young men and night in Boone this week on all other town lots belonging 8 th. Closing exercises. l tauga. to said Greene outside of his we bespeak for him a success­ his way home from the Globe. D. M. Litaker. He is now pastor of the Globe homestead. Levied on by me plans went over ful career in the service of his Church, and will preach there P. S.—Mr. Litaker reques­ on 20 day of July '89 to sat­ n Monday, with Master. isfy said execution and costs. monthly. Rev. Geo. Bell ted me to procure speakers ous, for the new This July 20 '89. —Squire Bryan had tlie has returned hotne, stopping for s ction 6 in programme jail fixtures. The We have a tremendioup stock of ' J. L. Hayes Sliff. boys on the- streets Friday to preach at St. John's and for fore-noon, and 2 in after pt is 24,000 lbs. and Saturday. Mr. Bryan is Valle Crucis. Wish he could noon, but I have been unable G. G. EAVES, J. F. MORPHEW, _ received a barrel most thoroughly enterpri­ have remained longer, until to do so as yet. 1 trust I will Morphew& Eaves, fine Eureka syrup at 50c. sing-, and althoug/i exempt more of us could have taken be pardoned for naming and r gallon 1.Lot of fresh oysA TTimvy.Kpi T-T , A W T reonpstina" the fnl.lmvinoI'm; CHIUP- '• * Sz. i^ta. a t from road c/uty. he voir,..(item­ him hv hhtt linnd ——Dwif SHOES REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ed to take charge and clean F. Spainhour will probably brethren to select their own 0@~SHOES ! . W. Holsclaw's. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. up the streets, arid he is suc­ not accept the principalship subjects, and make addresses: Offce on Main Street over Dreg Go's. —Shell A Mast have just ceeding handsomely. Several of Oak Hill Academy at E. Spencer Blackburn and E. ft Store. July 18 89. 1 y. reived a lot of Farmers' new crossings were made and Mouth of Wilson Yra. It is F. Jones in fore-noon, and H. IC. BOYER. •ied plows. Also a niceline a nice side walk leading to the also probable that he will, Revs. John Ingle of . lowing S H O E S ! SHOES! harness and bridles just Rock and J. J. Henley, of AATTORNEY AT LAW. :nn the factory. There 5 c. Baptist Church was cleaned the coming fall, open a five rnan tli a in afternoon. off. or six months school in The Boone choir has kindly Sparta, N. C. inter is loaded down. —J. A. Crisp, Known as Boone. It is to be hoped consented to furnish music e@ASTI0ES ! SHOES June 6. 88. ly. jeTProf. W. R. Spainhour "Pat," late Represents / i ve of that he will do so. Boone for the occasion. open school in the new Watauga, has again return­ needs a good school so much. ~E7F. LOYILL A SON. 1. W. Thomas. demy atZionsville, on the ed from headquarters at Sal­ Wm. Spainhour begins ATTORNEYS AT LAW NOTICE. of August. Good board isbury where the revenue mill his school at Zionville Aug. By virtue of an execution Boone, N. C. be had at $6 per month, grinds out Deputy Collectors, the 5th. YY. M. Francum in my hands for collection is­ July 4tA 89—1 y. y thing furnished. Storekeepers, and Gangers, about same time will open sued from the Superior Court, Wc can give you shoes in any SCOTTA ERYIN, , empty handed. Seems as up at Cove Creek. Second Clerk's Office, of (Vatauga Co. quantity, size or quality. W e Call on Wm. Horton and in favor of Joel NorrisA sons ATTORNEYS AT LAW, enough of Dr. Wilder's though Chairman Eaves does Thursday in this month ths & against Alfred Greene, for can fir you up in foot-ware from ierving powders for 25cts. not regard friend "Pat" as Co. Supt. examined nine ap­ the sum of $8,10, with inter­ a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 Lenoir, N. C. preserve twenty five lbs. one of his late "reliables" and plicants for certificates, most est and cost, I will expose to hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold J.F. SPAINHOUR ruifci No air tight cans had supplied his cabinet be­ of whom passed a creditable pulic sale, for cash, at the in W. N. C. We carry a full and court house door, in the town complete stock of fore he reached Watauga. examination, obtaining first led. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Mr. Crisp will return to the and second grade certificates. of Boone, N. C., on the 26th Boone, N. C. day of August, '89, it being The opening ball at the mercantile business, some 1 wish to say to school Monday of the Superior Special attention given to Lowing Rock Hotel was a where on the rail-road, which Lomnr'ttees I will furnish you Court, Alfred Greene's inter­ the collection of claims. *nd success. Several of our has heretofore paid him bet­ blanks for numbering the est in a certain tract or par­ Keady Made e attended and ter than politics. V: e wish July 4th 89—1 y. children soon. We do not, cel of land in Watauga coun­ fs it to have been a very hi in success. and will not, need them be­ ty unjoining the lands of J CL0THIN8, ijoyible occasion. M. M. PARKS, —Col. Nimpson,Superinten­ fore the first of Sept. It is H. Brown, H. C. Miller A oth­ ers, it being the home place —The ( ouncill Bros., of Yi- dent of the cranberry coal my purpose to send out ATTORNEY AT LAW of Alfred reene, Levied on s, have bought a new thresh and Iron company, and also blanks in ample time for the by me on the 22nd day of Jefferson, N. C, President of the cranberry g machine for this season, rail-road, paid Boone a visit Coins, to do their work, and July 18.89, to satisfy said exJune 6. 88. ly. heir old one has been run a few days ago. He brought make returns at the next ecutioh%ue/ costs. This July Come and examine for yourself. r 14 years. They intend i with him some miners, and term of the court, last of 22nd 89. J. L. Hayes Stiff. We can suit you in any style, size T. B. FINLEY, or color. Nothing but first-class (purchase a traction engine put them to work on the August. Some teachers NOTICE!! ATTORNEY- AT-LAW, goods handled in this line, and ir next season. ' fcj'llhiil Rulna" iron ore bank, o^developiw arc p begin school,. By virtue of an execution satisfaction guaranteed. Wilkesboro, N'ortli Carolina. J^B*4$»tLW'tli....vie -v " " " fe.. mine| m August. To those I will in my hands for collection,is We have bought our goods in —Tlie DEMOCRAT sued from the Superior court better wait till time set clerks office of Watauga Co. the lowest markets. YV e have g i Ji circulation YV. B. COUNC1LL, JR. h Education, in favor of D. P. Mast com­ such goods as the people want, lore is si ill rie a ATTORNEY AT LA V. .money missioner, and against E. B. need and will have- YVe sell for unes on our book cash, therefore will not be Miller & W, N, Thomas for July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C lid us your natty Ik Nimpson,,-. •« aauipf $37.69 with interid help build up who, by the way, is a very! ding t. -1 W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. will expose r. affable gentleman, he say a earlier, the feac Boone, N. C. at the court , • -4- I that he thought that the get their money ""any s me. on the Resident Physician. Office 'ft;/ .! ST ' j South Atlantic It. It. co. were this year than heretofor _ .-'s't if b inn on King Street north of Post 3 r ri | t':A' n^^T'" """ nsf.l™i d tlie road, Av5». Office. It will be last of Dec. before t'l •' Yi o and his opinion was that it money is due.— Do not for­ E. B. Millejjjap.tei est in acer Call and price our goods before June 12 88. lv. W: was the company for Watau­ tain tract%Mjuidy situated in DR. L. C. REEVES. ga to look to for a rail-road get the organization of Co. irntauga ^jtpt y, in Meat buying elsewhere. ^^YY'atch this column next through her territory. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Alliance next Friday. 1 camp townBRonthe waters wish t.o say to those neigH- of Meat'cog9K>ek adjoining weeK for a more completelist Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C Wm. Tate of Granger conn- borhoods WHerc I uud ap- the landiilR^R Brown H. of our bargains. July 4. 89. enn-' '1}n'ing a heaitfull' pointments to organize. Alli- c. Miller aw^Jfliers, known ' vat'HI 4? Go' ^ • ! Master has issued ii! oi s.ympathy for the mametl ances last week that sickness as a part of the Isaac Green Respectfully, W. C, NEWLAND, pipn for the organiza- j confederate soldiers, witH a'in my family prevented my tract. Levied on by me on the lion tor pre' en ted 22 day of Jcly '89 to satisfy ATTORNEY AT LAW, i i^'oc atthnt point, anrl large purse, with no heirs to attending. Hope to be a 1 mined Dr. J. w. Connel- ,V • , ,. , . , able said execution and costs. Jones & Vance. idv « Y "t to.-, gave the soldiers to renew the appointments This Julv 22 '89. J L.Hayes appomtme Lenoir, N.C, rou/?pe ('ongression- ' soon. " W. Thomas. ' ~ * July 18 '89 1 v. icl uu riiosc of i list i till in."- of the two upper " I. Shff. June 27. 88 1 v. JOCALS. Elk Park, North Carolina. SPOT CASH. Remarkably LOW. Undersold. T e n n . , a s p e c r , , ] d e p - �"Worth a Lillard, GLOBE ACADEMY, Notice ! Pension (. ommissionerTan- be a 2:00d thing if we plain! North Carolina.flu the s: upenor j ner has only been in office a- people could form a trust, ^y?,! , "1,,'^' CRESTON N. C. bout two months, but helms', sharing- our expences and e- '' p-i v< M sph Ilav Greets the parents, sons, and daughters of the good j already exhausted all the.qnalizing the disadvantages Vf. County of Watauga money appropriated for the of the personal equation n. n. Greene 1st. It sends one of the handsome. Academy C.| fiscal year. If he could only which we carry with us as an T„ the above entitled ease it a;>logues in the State. have his way, he'd turn the accident of birth? If some pearingto thesatisfaction oftho 2nd. It offers more advantages for lass money fh.iul other Academy in the state. United states Treasury oyer;philanthropist would only hfsJ!-vS?!m. 3rd. If is the best Academic School in the State. to the skullers and pension develop a plan to carry into dant after due ditligence. it is Session opens Aug. 5th. Send for catalogue. sharps, and allow them to effect.such a scueme, we think therefore order *d and n ljudge<; I have on hand vehicle;e bankrupt the country. If the great majority would K ttie court dint publiration ne our own make, and more ir ess him The tendency process c,1f mannhu.ture. .VI! i/SV tJU \ I Ulfl ul iiUUn Harrison dos'ent turn hkn bless him. ,(" e < ios< out of office, and that quick, the times is certain lv* to an the town of Boom, in the count v piality considered. jaai.. Repair- A X D K X O C K E D O L T it is pretty safe to say that., aggregation of wealth that of Watauga, and state a. foresaid mg and jobs made to order a J. P. HENSOX, DARK RIDOE, ! for six successive weeks notifying he will succeed in turning Har- >s alarming. And as if 1 X. (!.. the said defendant that h is v - speciality, lies j >e< 'tally. Thomas J. Lillaid, rison out after 1892.—lad- were not enough, now come quired to appear the next Surviving Partner, is just receiving a large stock j I these new met/tods of e o / 7 - j term of tile superior court of said km Valley News GENERAL MERCHANDISE ('0,,1|t-v to he held on the I si. tf.—May 3rd. trolling the destinies of mill W. F, Msfshai!, Principal, Globe, North Caret ": Monday before the first Monday j p ,j -Million and Son of tin which will he sold for Cash or id S lions of pemile. The situ a- in September 1 si), at the couit yfouth of Wilson Va . aire Mami- counlr.v produce at prices * When Congress re-assem­ ( - fa tures certainly calls for the house of said co. at baoue x. c., fu tares of all kinds of woolen never before heard of. ail bles both the Senators from! V111 , the and answer or demur to the com- goods, which they wi send to him a call. ill , . ,,, deepest thought and TT n New Hampshire, Chandler plaint in said action which willle your door in exehanci for wool, apr 2(> l v. A ltd B l a i r , will have a good 111 "SI ')<1 1 IOT!( ''' ,1("'/ for tiny recovery of certain real They also keen a fullline of theii I estate in noone 11 ctowit: TIIE . goods 011 ha,ml at SonthevlaiiOs. deal to sav about the b 011th, , , . ..., Increasing Failure under the plade whey the defendants fami- Ashe Co., X. ('. They pay the I and its needs. Plan- will ,, ... n, .... J l V n o w reside and also what is , highest price for w o o l . ,. ,. . Protective Taritt. known as the oragg place; both | ujRHM!;X„ Y- DAXVILLC HTIC CO. ; urge his' measure 01 chanty, ; tracts containing one hundred Western N. C. Division. and good will, theeriucatit.nI The republicans last fall! acres more or less: or the plainAshville. X. C. June 27 '88; (i al bill, and Chandler will rant made an appeal to the fears; 1' 0 PI'by to the court lor the: |> V: ASS[;N(iKR TuuxHSeihcnvi.K to New Firm! Nsw &oods. I relief demanded in said complaint -, {;lk(, (.(Tw;t Jmje 2+ m about Southern brigadiers, of the people against the reft EL!. 1 odd, . —loe BLOWING HOCK STILL IN TIL'] STIJ ex-slave drivers and the in- 1 form policy of the democrats. \v 1? Cotmeill Jr. R.F Z.8. < . 1 STATIONS. jread | west pound, ;dh 3H m . ., . , LinLead. |down I NO 50| NO 52. timidation of thMKgro vote ; M ,reret()1,i ,i,atifadmn^. ,»>?. Lain! iff* ett.v. Having Boston LV. \1 p 111.1880 am i and advocate a system ofj1 was made the country would ! bids 2nd, day of duly 89. J. B. Clarke having assoc­ New voi " 1215 nil 4 30pm past moved into their new. espionage at all National e go at once to the bow wows, j Philadelphia < 20 am o o 1 p m iated with II. C. Martin am com modious lections. One will present the Industry I 945 a m 9 42 ])m large, would be paralyzed, j A COMPLETE NEWSPA Baltimore W. D. Clarke in the Mercan­ Washington ' 1124 " 11 00" PER! white winged dove of peace, manufacturers would break,! Store 'j 1 G GO p m tile Business under the firm Lynchburg 5 10 a m of the ot/ier, the catamount of merchants would suspend-i The Pride na the North Caroli Danville 850 " 8 05 ! Are now preparen! to offer to of H. C. Martin 5: Co., would A Press." ill-feeling and distrust. New 310 <! 2 30 the puhlicsoniera re bargains say to his friends and the and th whole Union ingulfed ! Do you want to aid in building j Richmond 941 " 8 GO no a oaper that shall reflect the items vine Hampshire is certainly nota­ ! iu the way of Pry Goods public generally that theii a common ruill ..Tcatest credit 011 North Caroli j Wilmington 9 00a m Groceries, Hats, ble for the variety of its ill H ell, six months have passe j f G 37a m be Morehead wants in the Goods line will ul no matter where it may Caps, statesmanship.—Yadkin I 'al­ ed and except in one case' ooldsboro 240 p m s 10 a tn seen? Then patronize DO billy supplied at his old 11 mi.leigh 5 00 1 45 inn ... , , 1 TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER ley News. ; 5 1 2 " T5GQTS, SEOES. AUD A X«WU X KJJ WUUI [-»J more failures have occured . A LAIU.SK EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Durham " 004 " We are now receiving u Bp than ever before since the i Do you want a reliable papei I Greensboro •' 104G " 9 GO a m (h>ncral line-.f Hardware. Ag­ SENATOR VANCE. panic. The number of fail-1 giving .Y°u a'l the news.of the Salisbury Ar 1 2 2 1 night| I l l s ricultural I mpliments, Oils line of Dry Goods, 9 1 ! world -a Democratic newspaper Faints, Putty, Glass, Coal Notions, pH Salisbury i v 12 45 " I 11 25 In a letter to Dr. batch web OT,..rated 5918 being i VK" " T"K the Desr- m- um stat„.sviiie A.-IGlam |1212. UUn"! that equals the best- Gas the of IFilmino-ton from Black I , ^ ' noon O i l , 8 j vices Druggist s viro Hardware, jbrpB or limingxon, twelve per cent, increase over ; largest circulation ami has for v>n.t.m circulation, "253" i->'55 pm Shoes,9 cones. Crockery, Glasware, Mountain, Senator \ ance the preceeding six month* . twenty -one years been 11 part Hickory " 320 " it lis twenty-one ueen I TLM 114 PM GroceriepP savs: "Your advice tor me to At the south where the neo -1 AML FA( ' TON11 thegrowth .VND dey -, COLL I e y s p r i n g 3 4 8 " v\/; A d 1 29 p m pi ( igarsl velopment of the Old North' Morganton Ar 412 •4 1 »- MT i: 1 ) 111 2 .0 abstain from all work or pie favor tariff reform, there St t? II (1: M 1 1( 1 1 ( '1 j Marion Tobacco, & etc IA etc. 249 I) 111 " 507 LOOK nse, 7 speecH-making this Summer so well accords with my own wishes and views, that Mrs. Vance and I have unanimous l.V voted you to be a well in­ formed and able physician. 1 1 I H E WILMIU GT0 N N ESSEX G E It 1uoundKnob" 005 was a decrease inthenunrbor 3 27 ]> m We jiropose to keep iv C ()iu - i Campaign Kartes: ; ulack Mt. 400 p Hpi •• " 040 of failures, but at the North ptete stock of Bhe "Daily Messenger," by Agheville " 7 2s 4 31 p 1111 And many other articles'too the manufacturers and mer­ mail, 4 months on trial, for not springs " 9 IG • (> 10 p m ! tedious to mention all of I rtOODfct ){>!)• chants failed right and left. $2.00 la.) ) D » 7 30 p 111; which ha ve been selected with | Morristown " II 10 <8 •">{ ) P M care, and bought at 124.' ixIK'X While these failures in busi-| The weekly "Transcript MesTo suit tlie deiriauds of our { T <?" nil •iag- thou ness 'iuveb.ee!! n& dram I 1 I ">0 a IN 1I yC.U sluya PR* •ustomers, and bono to havei paper in" the State) 9 C i n c i n n a t i . • ,,,V, R i Li ro<sm^ 5 Oe saiiu a liberal share of the patrou0 55 1! 111 Chicago " The nervous disturbance that of gold from thiscountrv has' months on trial for $ 1.00 Our Stock of Notions. LadieN, age or this county. Come Mid 1>li! followed the operation on my excited grave apprehensions Cash 111 advance. Doth st. Lewis Dress (mods. < assmieres and i [)fl ^ us We can su.t v »u eye was very great. For a in financial circles that some papers are la rge Eigh t - Fa ge Chattanooga " 6 20 pm Prints ai-e complete. in goods and prices. Nash ville " 12 00 night long while I could carry 110th serious calamity might ooefir. sheets. Send Postal Card Memphis "G/OdTni. Our motto is "quick sales, Very truly your friends. with of five, per­ and short profits" t<> all those ing to my mouth with a The recklessness of the repub sons the address sample cop­ NO. is. that will give us a trial we'll arid receive spoon. But I am fast geti­ Aslieville LV 82 > a 111 guarantee that you leave our Si! I'J iflrol i IA S. Gj'J P «•£ 5 e I lican leaders in maintaining ies of THE MESSENGER. waynesville .vr 1053 a 111 ting better. This morning I an impropper system is a me Oct. 1 st, 1888. tf. Charleston " 305 p 1111 store with a smile all over shaved myself very comforta naceto the business interests Jarretts " 5 48 p in | your face, and when you bly, and work in my garden of real| East Bound comeonce. we are satisfied r.y &i the country. and walk up and down the" up ] NO 5 1 | xo 3 Aon will come again. Rest. Unless the northern people -SUCCESSOR TO>r 300 p in i 900 pm ; assured of the fact that we 1 Boston hills with considerable ease. awake to the danger, they | will not be UNDERSOLD. New voi ' 00 a in |140 Robbiiis B;o: I shall stay here as closely as will be ruined by too much Philadelphia'* 300a in lo-iiapin! Thanking the people for! 1 can until Congress meets." Shu lis Mills X. C. Baltimore " 92!) p m 8 35 a 111 their liberal patronage, and protection as surely as any I Keeps constantly 011 hand, Washington " 7 3 > ]) in 7()" ni j hoping, by fair dealings, to 1 country ever was ruined by "W I L K E8DOHO ENTER- impropper legislation.—News and will sell at "Hock Bottom Lynchburg " 1240 noon 1 -'0 I merit a 'j<sC.-s2asa^lsA''i• • 1 -IRRT-T-FIR-IY'-A- I Prices," for CASH or country nan ville " 947 a in 12110 1NGUPON A FLOURISHING and Observer. The best and RlBiplc»t| Richmond " 3:T p 111 •) mi a m C O N T I N U E N C E o f g produce, such as Boots, Shoes CAREER." ReTdsville " 9 02 a 111 !l I'111 the same. The Wilkesboro Chronicle U N I V E R S I T Y OF Hats Caps, & ect. A special wiJiuington " 740 119 3 H' are very Respectful yours combats the idea that town MA.OB. line of Morehead " 11 no pm — Shell & Mast Strongest Uioctirg. property is rated in Wilkes­ N. Carolina, ooldsboro " 410 j) m 1145 a 111 Mast N. C. EASIEST WORKiUC. boro too high. It remarks : C H A P E L H I L L N . C . Raleigh " 1 55 p 111 j 655 a ni All sizos from 25 ral.U f j 61110.—Mav the 8th. Durham " 12 35 p 111 . _ to 45 calibre. "The impression seems to Tho Groceries, Greensboro " 800 n 111 ,y 4" j) 111; w v moore, The next session begins on Hardware, s. P. MOORE All prteee-toi have gone fourth to some of snlisbury LV G 27 a 111 7 15 [> 111 \nd Drugs. IBALLARD September 5th, '89. Thor­ ^150 . 0 our neighboring towns that ough instruction is offered in s p in j has won more A FULL LUXE OF BEST sa.ulisbnry Ar 4 37 a in 6 3 Stand without a I 1 prizes at Target town property in Wilkesbo­ mj rival for aecu-| statesville LV 330am 5 56pin g Shooting than Literature, Science, Philosiracy and killing I I all other makes ro a n't to be bought, or if for Newton " 2 20 am 5 12 p in poweron large B I of rifles put tophy and Law. Tuition $30 or small game Hickory " 156 a 111 453p m Proprietors of a First-Clas"boar- \ get her. sale atal, the price is too per session For catalogue Clothing ever brought to this connlly spring 1 30 a 111 437 p in ding house for Sunnne Our high." We guarantee Morganton " 1 01 a 111 address, Hon Keini. P. Battle Coulltv {ind in fm;tj everv. And then our contempora­ Marion " 12 01 night iesidcnt. iOur Goods thing kept in a firsts ass Round Knob " 1110 pm 1 iiiss VISITORS. 2 35 p m ry seeks to show that the im­ . TO I country store, can be found nlack Mt. " 1034pm . 200 p m T)1 . n , , pression is incorrect. We are dolLh Aslieville "9.5pm 125pm Blowing Rock has pm jjg Produced here. All I ask is a trial. content to accede to the prop not springs •" 50 p in 1' 40am i climate ; Fresh aif and tAT LINE. Your friend. Morristown 430 pm 8 35 a ni ter, chariniii' ositions of the Chronicle, and cr to show 3 05 j> 111 7 15 a in Telejr J. P. Bobbins. Klioxvillc congratulate t he good people Louisville 8 0 5 n m . OL I sent of Wilkesboro on that pros­ iti Y our corperity which has led to the lllCTtdd. Is CO. rumor that they hold their St. T.OlllS kXO E, j GROCERS, ELK PARK, NOIITH property too dear. Wilkes­ fin ^feCCNlT. CAROLINA, Y boro is now 011 the eve of en­ litcifm. tering upon a flourishing ca­ |Keep always on hi 5,'89 A Populnv Summer Resort, Over Lyman's-! t olAmh; nation Gan and complete-IM reer which we trust will soon 4 000 feet above Sea level, On tin ling included, lies, ('onfecttoftflL ]trove to the great a d vantago Blue Ridge Mountains, I11 Wes­ (Janned Goods'1 A 4 Tars per month. of all her citizens. Forwai tern North Carolina, Twenty ins. stock, and lea i n 'opr p; its. and upward should be the Tuition from 75ots, to $2 from Lenoir. Las season brought before purchasing* I. ni ,, , visitors here from marly everv motto all over the State. Julv 18 89—6 m|). per month. For further par- btate 111 the TT • . . ,, Union '. . f "The State of Wilkes," is a.1. B. HOI ticulara, address the Pruici— bout that tide at the flood pal, Amantha, N. C. Wanted:—During July and 'THE LADJSS' FAVORITE. which leads on to fortune. NEVEIt OCT Oi* ORDER. DR TO In TR \ August I want 5000 young JEWMJ; \ f you desire to purchase n sewing machine, News and Observer. ir.lt our ngent.nat ymir End our agent, write 'rftT\Ir|V chickens at 10 cts., and the IDEAL BEIOABIHB TOCU^ ices. 1 * ye uannot place for terms and ect to nearestaddress toyou bciow named. FOR A1.L A new proposition has been O I , same amount of eggs, for 'h RIFLES. Pistols sij made to throw all the big lOMESEWiHG MACHINE G.0RM*. Elk Park, North ( arolina, ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA, which I will pay 10 cts. 1'cr, and Shot Guns. 15 Watches repaired and all Best material used. Neat BEST IN TUE WORLD. SENDT^'FL L- - t'NION SQUARE.NX- DALLAS. rail rail lines into an immense; •ASO , M0.23JHTL ANTA.GA.*)MEANC1SCQ.C.).' kinds of work in his line exec work, and satisfaction guar­ LL / \ 7 OTLL! IT'LLL 4). .ILL I'/MI TEX. V o _ for llluBtrated DcscrlpUvt^il - -JO15 - ; - ,. r:i T j I Circular. trust, sharing profits on an; low, in exchange for same anteed. ^3/ IDEAL NLF'G CO. ..11 , • AV . jFor sale B y Cox & Hart, Na- p|1ted promfitly-. Huvt equitable basis. Avould ltnoti W. IF Hols* c* ii0«16 — V •I ul v 1 8 89 6 mt). July 18 89—6 nnji. Creek. N. (' \ Hopkins & Wilbar, Z rC r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 14 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_1003_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 3, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-10-03 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/d89e86c5e670fea14449924f90bc9f86.pdf d6ab4efb8077225537c049c06ce40fe4 PDF Text Text n TI-fiLTRSDAY, OCTOBEll, 10, 1880. NO. J 5 ~~r Three Fork Association, apA D EMOCRATIC family newspa- an able Republican. papci 115 liquor business? Let us walk sledding, Colonel MeKee's] fifteen vears old. biri Is in bout' its luanuffieturies, articleon the Harrison poli-i Almost itu mediately after polnted at Brushy Fork per devoted to the intercut of this State is mnbet o say : its County, St ate and Nation. public office ti public trust, or mar ' its huge warehouses*, cy Alajbaina shows that the;the marriage McLnne's ves- (march, had no session on Published Every Thursday at is it a family roost ?' We see anu tlift number, of its sirnmei President is finding that the)sal was ordered to the home Friday. Elder J.- M. Harmnn Boone, atauga County, N. C. the business of the country ing'. seething, hissing stills, effort feo solidify the colored station, and he and his young who wa^j appalritdd to preach 1). B. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. ' entirely stagnated in every o f 'these black, lurid. livid vote, and at the same time'I bride came over on it. in theintroductory m-wtiii; ha ¥ B. C. RIVERS, PRUMSHEK. department of trade. Ytesee: fountains of death there awq!divide ' 1 '"A . ; fKf ' is: If ± I after they had been in ing failed to come, the srhal! the arms of individual effort five •thousand four hundred'. mighty hard sledding, Of]America some time, they crowd dispersed and the S UBSCRIPTION R ATES. and enterprise as it'were coin- and 1'ort.v-four licensed by j ( ' 1,n! h( " ihe Kept!blkans bo* paidb'i visit'to the old Span­ good sisters took their large We see .the governuuent. Illicit dis- - heved wnat they said and d:d ish "homestead, and when and veil filled baskets of pro* 1 c o p v l year .N pletely paralyzed. 50c. discontent unrest and His- cilleries are left out of the] what they promised,the mat they returned brought Mrs. visions back llonlffi I " (j lliOlltllK 85c. I " R months ,tru&fc,caused ; by the scarcity [calculation.—What a lavyA.tfr would; be e«raparathmly Rabaza over with them. She Saturday. Sept. the 28tii/ 'AnvpRTisixyi IUNTE S. A I)VIJKTISI.V « R ATES . £ jot- m»ney on every- hand, trie of ruin f . v p o u r e d f o r t h vmr.plft 'Flic- bulk oi Ae Re- remained in Now lark about Met at the Church at 9:30. a. 1 inch 1 week, 75c.! 75c. We see that values have by these seething, firery Et-j publican parly m tne boutb two years, and then came m. L F. Jones read Script* 3 inch 1 week I " 1 month prop.. fl.75.| s | irUTlk on all kinds of pr op nr.s! More than ninety-<me! bemg co.oreu, pretty much with her daughter to Wo.-U lire aUd lead ill prayer. Or­ $1.Y5. X ;• 1 month . 1 ?} 13, erty. We see our fellow citi- million gallons of intoxic ;,t-jail offices, would be given to ingtnn; In the .meantime ganized by electing j p. Da­ *5, 3 " 6 colored men, and all hope, of 11 he Mexican war broke out vis Chairman and L J. T/ 3 "3 year f 7 zens all over the ma nufactur- ing liquors aremanufactured dividing the whites would be and McLaue .served through Ree'ce Secretary. On motion ing states compelled to sub-1 and sold every year, unit to a reduction of wages,! The brain grows dizzy in abandoned. If there were it with distinctions. In 1889 took up the subjects and pre? men he was killed at the Washing* gramme assigned to speak­ 3 " 3 month r~. .#13.50 or have their places filled j Checontempiation of such sf u |"ot enough colored 3 Y 3 " #25 un-j to s ive the Republicans a vie ton Navy Yard by the burst­ ers who were present. The 3 (5 <! .$87.50 by the paupei- labor of Ku- pe ndens figures. Y <m tell • lQ»'.V, tro.ops would be sent ing of a gun. Mrs. McLane 71 h subject, was handled very' 3 V, 3 year 150 rope; we see all these things dervstand :t better when but there a re a few things we you thattheseiiinety-ouemil down there and the colored find a daughter, Also named .skilfully by E. F. Jones. Spee cannot see. we cannot .sec tioii gallons would make a cn-! candidates installed in office, Catharine, who at a very elms by Sherwood, J. F. Dil-* BFF6HE AND AFTER. why any considerable num­ rial six feet deep, fifteen wide! Bnt President Harrison and early age married Thomas vis and D.C. Herman. I). C. Harm a ii laving nrriC ber of our farming and indus­ and three hundred miles long, j Secret a yy Blaine, and ot her W. Heinline, who was also in Lands N. C. What becomes-of this river! Bepublumns, many of whom, the Navy, and was a member* ed, the 5th subjel t was taker/ trial classes should by their Oct. 4th. '89. votes uphold and try to per­ of liquid fire?Speaking of the] have invested' capital under of the jury that tried Giteau up and opened by him. Spee­ To the DEMOCRAT : ; petuate such a condition of gospel river Ezekiel says.' E : - the protection of Southern for shooting President. Gar­ ches by J. F. Spainhoiir, Slier' During the whole of Presi­ things; so manifestly contra­ erything shitll live whither State government, have not field. Their eldest child mar­ wood and Jones. The breth dent Cleveland's A!ministra­ ry to their own substituted in the river cometh." It cover­ the slightest notion in the ried Mr. R. H. Holland, ol ren becoming enthused on the tion, the national debt de­ teres t. We can not see why a ed the barren desert with | world of settin the colored Anapolis, Maryland. Mrs. subject, a motion to adjourn creased from e'ght to ten whei-e he Holland has two children, for one hour and cool off, by man should be led by blind ! verdure, beauty and glory;' man up in a pi millions of dollars per month zeal to s u p - ! hut this firey stream blights;can make lavs, assess taxes both girls. Theeldest, Man- E. F. Jones. partizan and all the obligations ofthc Met persuant to adjourn­ nort. men and means ttf his j au< * withers and blasts whe; -; and disburse public money, is live years, and the young­ Government were* met; all own injury. It is a condition Iit goes. Ererj year it sends They are trying to recognize est Nina, is only two months, ment: i'lie 9th question was honest and deserving pension Oi that confronts im, not a the-1thousand men reeling the colored manand giveliim and tiie.se children enjoy the opened by J. J. T. Reeseclaims weraaliow >d and paid orv, and 1 ask.the readers of Ito untimely graves from its pet by offices, just, enough to distinction of a great.great- speeches by Jones, Herman, with great, dispatch, vhi'e fatal brink. keep him in a State organiza g7*andmother and two great- Spainhour and W, S, Far * all thieves and fraudulent clai the DEMOCRAT , without :e- It costs the people a. great tion as a Republican voter, grandmothers living in the thing. gard to party, race, color or mants and combinations to previous condition of servi­ deal to keep this canal. Be but not enough to threaten same house with them.— The 10th question was ri­ rob the Treasury were detec­ tude to look at the two par­ sides seven hundred millions the security of Northern in­ Washington Star, pened by J. F. Spainhour— ted and exposed. Large-sums of dollars, the nation lose vestments in Southern indusof money was expended in ties and solemnly ask them­ annually sixty thousand tiies. Naturally enough in Death of Dr.vy Crockett's Last Son. speech by S'herwood. This selves the question, whether subject being the last to building up our decaying Na Grover Cleveland was not the ' < productive labor, this offt&t to deceive both which speakers assigned, vy. New and splendid ships Gram bury Tex.,'Sept. 30.— were present, a question box not counting the loss of the sides, the President is deceiv­ friend of the people? of war built, and others left productive labor of one hun­ ing no one, and is creating Col. Robert Patton Crockett wa s opened and some very in ALEXANDER BILL. in process of construction, dred and fifty five thousand black enemies without ma­ died at his residence, on Ruck* terestfng questions were dis­ and a healthy, high toned, The Throne of Iniquity. eight hundred and fifty retail king any white friends. It is er's creek. last Thursday, in cussed. honest and business-like at­ ers who deal out its water to a very simple thing to give 73d year of his age. He was The next meeting to beheld mosphere prevaded every deNations engaged in war do the people. one Federal office to Mosley, one of Hood county's pioneer pal tmentof the Government, not usually legislate until the Look at these figures. Look and another to Parsons, but. settlers, locating here in at Howards Creek Church in And all the while, the money smoke of battle has cleared at the army of retailers. Pa, to keep 111e colored voters or 1854. His death removes December. J. F. Spainhour. in the National Treasury con away and the roar of the rents may well tremble for ganized just enough for polit­ the only remaining son of W. W. Presnelland L. N. Per stantly increased. Trust ma- cannon and the rattle of their sons and their daugh­ ical effect in the North, and Davy Crockett. Immediate­ kins, were appointed a Com, to arrange the programme, nopolies, combines and syn­ musketry have ceased. But ters too. not enough to effect any­ ly after the fall of the Alamo 7 he preaching of the meeting dicates, organized by lawless in this case, like, Nehemiah Last summer Judge Meri i- thing political in the South, and the Masseere of his fath­ corporations for the robbery and his Noble band of Jewish mon made prohibition speech is going to prove mighty er by Santa Anna's brutal was done by arrattgment of the brethren, by E. F. Jones and oppression of the poor patriots, we must wielri the es in the good old north hard sledding. —National soldiers he left home in Ten­ on Friday night and Sunday" and toiling millions were bad trowel with one hand and the State, and among other Democrat. nessee and joined the Texas at 31 o'clock. ly denounced by an honest sword with the other while t hings he said. "Inever had ievolutionists. After peace J. J. T. Reese, See. a nd fa ithful Chief Magistrate, we build the glorious temple ony thing to do with whisky A LADY 102 YEARS OLD. was declared and victory indeed it may be truthfully of sobriety. We must,'legis­ and yet it lias made my son achieved by the Texans he said, that for the lirst time late on the battle-field. And a vagabond and a drunkard FIVE GENERATIONS IN A SIN­ returned to Tennessee, where in a quarter of a century, the I tell you this is no mimic and has broken my wife's GLE HOME. he married and settled down. cause of the poor hard press­ fi gh t—n o holiday tourna- heart. When we thought he The modest, yellow frame In lrS'54 Re moved to Texas, ——SUCCESSOR TO ed, and almost disheartened ment. house standing at No. 509 bringing with him his aged was asleep in his room the farming and laboring classes The foe is formidable, vigi­ whisky men were making him Eighth street southeast shel­ mother, Elizabeth Crockett, Robbing Eros, have had an advocate in the lant and wily, tie is Argus- a drunkard." ters five generations of the who died here in 1860. On Shell's Mills N. C5 Presidential chair. And the eyed and wields tremendous Some one who has made same family, The eldest, the evening- of August lltli, great body of the people were money power. More than the calculation tells ns that Mrs. Agatha Rabaza, is 102 he sustained serious injuries quiet, contented and happy. seven-hundred millions annu­ there is one licensed drinking years oF age, while the by a frightened team run­ Keeps constantly on hand', How stands the matter now, ally flow into his exchequer. house in the United States for youngest is a little Miss of ning away with the wagon and will sell at "Rock Bottom Prices," for CASH or country with only a little more than Let us nob underrate the every 288 of the population, two mouths. and suffered intensely till hts produce, such as Boots, Shoes In the month of May 1787, death.—Ex. six months ofHarrison's Ad­ skill, the might and numbers counting every man woman tints Caps, & ect. A special ministration completed? of the enemy. Let every good and child. There a re one thou when the Island Monaea, off A Pennsylvania editor an­ line of Commenced as it was under man and woman come up to sand one hundred five drink­ the coast of Spain, was look­ such favorable conditions, the help of the Lord against ing saloons in the National ing jts brightest, Agatha was swers a corespondent who pro what do we find? The public the mighty. ''Curse ye Mc- Capitol right under the noses born. • When only sixteen pounded the query, "Did you ever see a bald-headed wo­ debt still decreasing? Nf roz." of of our So'ons. That re years of age she was married man ? Groce in the following Hardware, Put we find, notvrithsWffidiig At the battle of Trafalgar minds vne of the Yorktown to a Spaniard named Raba­ strain. "No, we never did. And Drugs. the immense taxation now*H|he immortal Nelson said to Celebration. Our Congress­ za, and a, daughter was the Nor did we ever see a woman A FULL LINE OF BI going on, that within the last his troops, England expects men spent on that occasion result of their union. I Chen two months the-^mblic debt every man to do his duty to­ for bad whisky, brandy, rum the girl ivas between thirteen waltzing around town in her has increased mven millions day." Let every man in the and wine—tell itnot in Gath, and fourteen years of age she shirt sleeves with a cigar heof dollars. We find an extrav State do his duty and prohi­ publish it not in tlit* streets met if young officer in the t ween tier teeth. We never itiW States Navy named saw a woman go fishing with Clothing ever l/roughi to agant and reckless ndventur bition will triumph here as it of Askelon-j-more than fc< wen a bottle in her hip pocket, County, and in fact, ev er in the ofnW of Commission did j n Iowa, thousand no^aiM— and the 1 IcLaJc. Theyoung man at er of Pensioi^H^vhO was not When Patrick Henry saw ;)oc pie foot the bill. At tlib] ollrti 7r-l 1 in love with hatha sit around on the damp tiling kept in a first-f asked to resign until he be the storm of revolution com- buriel of Garfield the same rine, but as be was unable to giound all day, and go home country store, can be fc 1*3 came a national scandal. \\ e lug fie said, "Gentlemen may ! scene was exhibited almost!Spanish his love-mak­ boozed in the evening. Nei­ here. All 1 ask is a trial Your friend ing did not progress as rap- ther have we seen a woman seethe President of the Ini- my peace, peace, but there is j literujiy.— Selected. J. P- Robbi 'idly as lie desired. Be De-|* y a n ^ oif l i e r coat, spit on her ted States, contrary to the] MO peace." In these United hiU1(ls an<! KW < v m- she could Uarrisoa's Alabama plan. gain to learn Spanish. In this 'teachings of Washington and States the great disturber of]" whip, any im ' J.F. SP UMFCOH ; Jefferson, and all the old pa- the peace is the whiskey powThere was a very wordly hewa*»h>vo.s-»fij| and ins love] " ' ' y * i:!a11 111 tpwn. All l triots, appointing his rela-'er, and until it is crushevi deacon who confessed in his suit'nmsperod in proportion '' ! ort-going 'privileges' ATTORNEY AT LAW. tives to office, and almost ev there can be no abiding declining vears that he had lb his ardor, lie soon sue- a. re reserved or men. • 1 '3 U Boone, IN ] tried to .verve God and Main- needed in winnuig the girl's ery < ne of his a.ppointees, oj peace. UNION MEETING. , special attention given pointing tlieir relatives to of: Reader navi ,von consid- mon for forty years, but he love, and tiny were yiarricd : iho collection of claims, magnitude of Hie had found it mighty hard when Catharine was only The I mon Meeting of fine by liraexa niple, until even ercd tl duly 4th 80—I y. BOONE, VOL 2 WAT AIJGA COUNTY. ..4 / SI �bade the hotel people a good dant take notice that if she bye and entered a hack and fails to appear and answer We are, quite a young mem as above required the relief The Hotel Boyer edifice were driven away to Cran- therein demanded will be !>er of the editorial staff of N. C., but since we have beer, is approaching completion, berry, where they took the granted. JOE B. 1ODD ,C. S. C. editing the DEMOCRAT, we While the outer part of it is cars for their home in \\ ilWill W, HolsclaWj Vilas, N. find that it takes stndj' and unattractive the inner work mington. They were cliap-oclose application to edit a pa is superb Especially so. is j eroned by your fellow townsper that will please ail the the ladies parlor, on which|man, I. L, Councill, who Just ree'd. 1000 yds. Alamance , at 6% ots. 1000hea people. They are hard to the building superintendent, j seems to be very popular • sheeting, 1% cts. 200 yds calico, (5. 7, 7% and 8% cts. pery » suit on account of so mneh G. W. Councill, "laid himself; with the ladies. He deserves • Worsted, all yarn, 10,12% to 18 cts per yard. Cashmere, out." The sides of the room j to be, for he is a true gentlediversity of opinion. double width, 18 to 10 <-ts. N'atine, 10 to 12cts, DressgingWe cull our exchanges, and are of ash, and the ceiling of j man. We regretted to lose hams, 8, 10, 11 a ad 12 cts. per yard. Dress Flannel, 42 inselect the best matter we can birch and ash. The centre of the soci ty of the young la­ Having 50 cts ; worth 75. LinJsey, 18 to 25 cts. White and fine", thinking that we will the ceiling under which the [ dies But must calmly submit just moved into theirnew, red opera flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10 -I. A M large, and commodious please some one, yet there is ehandalier bangs, is of ashe to the inevitable. cts. a luck of matter, no doubt, and cherry, diamond shaped. Linville, Oct., 4tli, lSSi0. SHOES, SHOES ! BOOTS. SHOES, SHOES ! and perhaps some of our rea­ The ceiling is so arranged as Ladies* Polkas, 75 cts. Button, $1,25, to $1,85.-1/ens' Are now prepared to offer to brognns. $1.25, to $1,00. Boots. $1,50 to $4. Cliildre/is' READ THIS. ders grumble. The Harrison to make four perfect squares. the publicsomerarebargains Administration gives us all The mantle is of cherry. The in the w ay of Dry Goods button shoes, 40 cts., and up. Millenery, Milleoery ! Y'ou the political news we now fireplace is faced with soapWe the undersigned do here can get .-ill the latest styles and colors, in trimmed and unGroceries, Hats, have on hand. Our exchang stone, and- is, of course "fire by certify that the store and j trimmed hats, with Trimming to match,RIBBONS, FLOW­ Ca ps, es are full of the short-com­ proof." This parlor reflects dwelling of Dr. W. Gentry,! ERS, FEATHERS, SATJNES, VELVATINES, &c Hats ings of President Harrison. great credit upon Mr. Coun­ of Watauga Falls, N. C. vvasj trimmed 35 cents and up; Trimmed $1.00 and up. Our corespondants generally cill, for the writer is, honest­ burned tu ashes 011 the night] (General line d Hardware. Ag­ Yours anxious to please, take up the Administration ly of opinion that there is not. «of Sept. 1st '89,-With all his ricultural Implimeuts, Oils WILL W. HOLSCLAW. and ventilate it, so we have >1 superiority furnished room goods, furniture etc. contain Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal the State. The carpet, e(] therein. The Dr. was off Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro­ not written but little on that subject. Yet it is n, theme lounges and other furniture on a trip to Lenoir, wearing ceries, Crockery, Glasware, full of interest to all the peo­ are in keeping with the car- a thin suit of summer clothes. Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. ple. Many look 011 politics penter work. All his clothing was burned All kinds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. as a secondary matter with­ Mr. T. F. Parker is a busy except this suit and 2 shirts, Law s fi-orri 0 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur out much responsibility rest­ man. He is getting ready to and all Ins bedding except 1 hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, lioes, ing on them—forgetting the construct five tenement blanket whLli he had with And many other articles too plains, chisels, saws,hammers, hinges, iScete. &et.c. &etc. tedious to mention all of many great calamaties that houses 011 Ruffin street—one him. which have been selected with Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless 31re overtaking nations and of which is well under way. Dr. Gentry is a lame man, care, and bought at variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. countries, caused by an indil Mr. J. W. Farthing, of Boone ha ving cut the bones of his ROCERIE 1ROCEKIU& ROCERi L£! Terence of the people. We have township Watauga county, left foot by stepping on a it k • 8 ROC Ell11 ROCERIE ^iiOCHBii-AT today, promontory signs of is in temporary charge of its scythe when he was 8 years <evil, overspreading the Amer construction. Next week G. old. He is also a man of fee- Qn, Stock of Notions, Ladle's Drugs, patent, medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. icanpeople. President Har­ W. Councill will take Mi-. F's ble health and is not able to Dress Goods, ('assimeres and Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost Always 011 hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fae rison sma.y be an honest, tip- place, while the latter will do hard work, lie is a man Prints are complete. Our motto is "quirk sales. tory prices, deans and Cassi;tiers at. factory prices. Tin­ Tight man, and wehope he is. take charge of the new saw of great energy, and norwith Uiutwivat dees his honesty mill just brought in by G. II. standing his disability, he and short profits" to all those ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot o •and good intentions amount Weld. has struggled hard to accu­ that will give us a trial we'" vto, when he is surrounded, A. S Cliur-Jie's second saw­ mulate what he had. He has guarantee that you leave our CATERSOX ACTOR ATERSON ACTOR store with a smile all over ATER8ON 1 ACTOR * ACTOR rand influenced by corrupt mill is now at work. With been in the mercantile busi­ your face, and when you 8ATEiiSON Linen? Think of such men as these three mills lumber ness at Watauga Falls for a come once, we are satisfied Hiusyy, Dudly, Piatt, Tanner ought to he turned out as number of years, and during you will come again. Rest Yarn m d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or that time he has been noted assured of the fact that we cash. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for anil-little John Wannamaker fast as wanted. Waightetill Aldridge is for honesty, truthfulness and will not be UNDERSOLD. we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at ' besidesUrund reds of men of Thanking the people for bottom prices at erecting a livery stable on fail dealings with all. J. P. Phillips & Bon, •lews magnitude, who are all their liberal patronage, and Mitchell avenue, between 811gar Groye N. C. Putting everything at cost Ma y 15 (5 mo. < engaged sre getting their rela­ 7 and the we believe his loss is over hoping, by fair dealings, to tives appointed to office, and Lin ville avenue merit a t securing pernswars for every 1 ridge, 100 feet in length. $1500, and no insurance,. The »one who was an the late war, This may seem large enough NbSfta E CONTINUENCE ol SEWING MACHINES <011, the side the Union. at present, hut you just and work to build him anotli the same. -AXDif ost i ngjthefjoverament from "hold your breath" until er house, buLnve genen L.y Il'e are very Respectful youi;s, OLGAN8 .eighty, ifco *wie hundred mill­ Ave or six others as large poor and not able to help Shell & Mast much. We therefore respect­ ions of tohiirw per year to will be in full operation. Mast N. C. A Mj\ Coffin, at present fully ask all who hear of this 6mo.—May the 8th. pay these pensioners. Cost­ This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ disaster to contribute some­ ing more than the great ar­ resident in Washington, D. thing to help Dr. Gentry to a ing Machine with full set of at­ C., but a representative of gain begin business in his tachments and my of theGerman Empire, of J. Q. W ILL AH, The Manufacturers Record, store. B. Greer, J. P. J. B. today- It is not supposable live years guarantee &*cm that alh or a, majority, of the which is published in Balti­ Phillips, M. D., J. A. Har­ Suceessor'to THE M AN IFACT! mon, J. P., L. W. Farthing, for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash, Federal soldiers were wound­ more, was here the forepart M. A. Farthing, P. M., Rev. of this week. Yesterday he o or 8 other 1st. class Machines ed and killed in the late war, A. C. Farthing, Rev. L), C. pure-hashed several acres of Hat-man, Joe B. Todd, C. 8. if so, it was the most distinc­ f > :• fV V ? a A -R*5 r- n b land, in which is included C. of \\ atauga County. tive war on record. Donald'sCrag which lie is going to GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH The cause of all this is po­ ny house in Kr.ox ville. 20 years experience in this busi­ improve as a summer residence. CAROLINA. litical influence to keep the NOTICE! Republican party in power. Donald's Crag is a bald rock, By .virtue of a power 01 sale con . K e e p a l w a y s o n h a n d a f u l l ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles r d . . . ^ parts for all Leading Machines. The pension rolls are increas­ sitting out from a hillside tained 111 a certain mortgage ;ni(j complete line of GrocerMwjted by B, Houct Coi feidionaries, Fruits, ing every year. Twenty-fi ve high above this valley, which deed wife, -Mat Houck, J. the fcret . of ^ S e e our is 3950 feet above sea level. and years ago the war closed, but part and J. B. Miller ol the sec­ Tennesse e. the pension rolls are still en­ The company has construc­ ond part, and duly signed by -J. stock, and learn our prices, B. Miller, A. I). before purchasing, larging, and the demand is, ted an excellent road very Cowles. Ito the receiver ofsell at July 18 89-6mo. will proceed to near this Crag leading out now for one hundred and the Court house door, in Boone twenty millions of dollars towards Blow ing Rock. It is a on the 4th day of November '89, Notice ! SUBSCRIBE TO THE Administrator's Sale. to pay this enlarged pension sightly place, and will, no the following described tract or parcel of land, lying and being in list. This enormous sum will doubt, he made a thing of the Count y of Watauga, State of On Thursday, the 10th day beauty by its purchaser. N. C., adjoining the lands of C. of October, 1889, I will, as soon enslave the people, and they are already becoming The visitors and boarders More'z. John Castle, Mrs. Lip- the Administrator of thelate pnrd et al as will more tuny ap restless under this oppres­ at Hotel Boyer were treated pear by refference to said mort­ W. 14. Edinisten, sell upon to a creditable entertain­ gage which is recorded in book the premises, of said estate sion. Other causes, such as trusts on coffee, sugar and ment on Wednesday night, A of mortgages pages 4(16 and on a credit of 6 months, with 4(»7. To Satisfy the payment of other necessaries of life, by in the shape of an original certain notes amountingto $235 note and approval security, the personal property which pantomime. The actors were which we are made to pay and interest and cast. This 3d has come into my hands as inhabitants of the hotel. A Oct. 1889. double prices. This coupled Administrator, aforesaid. E. F. LoviLL, Com. with the excessive tariff laws, young feline figured promi­ The property consists of: Six head horses, one mule, twelve make a very bad show for nently in the plot, and one Order of Publication. head of cattle, thirty or i'ort.v the prosperity of our coun could not have held his sides hogs, a lot of sheep, and hay. had he fried. Those who NORTH CAROLINA ,!Superior try. These are matteis of vi WATAUGA COUNTY, jCourt. The household and kitchen tfil interest to us all, and of were present did not want to P. K. Sigman VH W. E. Sigman. furniture of the deceased, una so great importance that ev­ hold their sides; They were It appearing to the court 11 on; chinery, farming utensils & ery patriotic citizen should a present for diversion—and affidavit that M Sigma 11 defen- etc., A etc. This Sept.4th '89. dant in the above entitled cause, A. S. Edinisten Administrawake to the danger that they were accommodated. Miss Kate Boyer, manager is a non-resident of this state and tor of W. H Edmisten. deed. threatens to usurp the power cannot after dua diligence be of our common country- ol the hotel, went out to found and that tl_m plamtiff hast** A \V DVERTISEIM TTIE DEMOCRAT IF YCU centralizing all the interests Cranberry last week to meet begun an action i^tne^Riperio] ceand that she of the people into a den of a sister Mrs. Stokes, of New court for a divorc York and the latter's daugh­ is a necessary party in Amid ac­ T.A. jCritcher, Bamboo, N. C., Is bosses, who are now gloat­ want it to reach tion it is therefore ordered that ing with money enough to ter. She returned on Mon­ publication be madu in the WA­ Headquarters For buy votes to elect a Presi­ day accompanied by her rel­ TAUGA DEMOCRAT, a newspaper published weekly in the town of dent and Congress. Evil atives. Boons, foi six successive weeks, Cheap goods. Boots and Shoes Summer resorts are sure to commanding her to appearand a specialty. Men's brogan shoes times, politicaly, are threat­ lose customers as late as Oc. answer or demur to the com- i $l9o. Ladies polka eighty-five ening us. Think ofthesemat('ts. tober. So with Hotel Bover- plaint which will be filled in the I cts Dntrimed sole leather twen In ters, fellow-countrymen, and On Thursday morning MisH «fflcLofthFec^k,of the ^rmr rty hve c ts., Trimed 27c. Alloth1 S°° _ >ods 111 porpotion. nought what forces are organizing to Mac Ral and the Misses Sav- Court of Nvatauga county ^ cash, arid will sell low for the wittiin the three first days of I forca8'L. Mr I'mcc $1 F-'vR YEAR, IN ADVANCE, within . . yepl these dangers? id term, and let the defen- Hame- Give ine a trial. with little Julia Parslev, Signs of the times. GRAND DISPLAY! LIN VILLE LETTER. Of New Goods, Jnst Received And Opened Op By C, LOCK OUT Shell & Mast Store House, BOOTS, SHOES, AMD A Bsad/'Mads Cloth- «E LOOK GUT, WE FAVE STRUCK E0TT0M1! % & spkins & Wilbat « i ten 8. RANGE, KNOXVILl ummt Yoa Want th3 Lafasl and Ifet Reliable LOOK m!! THE PEOPLE f'ews. �NOTICE! _»The siscneof the tiroesjGo op there if you can, half Unre is low enough, If it is By virtue of power of sale con­ Watauga Democrat. indjcate the d(HvnW1 of the mile on the slick rocks and then W<u»y a he^ J' 8 tained in acontaiued in a certain mortgage deed, executed by Republican party." So mote when you get up there, you the merchants. Lhej must I). B. Dougherty, Editor Mai tha R C Rivers, Publisher. will not want to try it any have a profit, but \u think p ^ Qf Watauga read this: James C. Miller and wifeand Geo. it i>e. this too much. If the mer-i We have m our large store . .. Milder, of the first part, ' . , ; more, but you will feel thank.. ,, buil- Lowrattce of the second part. 1 Entered at the Post Oftic-e; at, -The Debating Society at chants would sell for ".T'^nUinx, nt the beautiful town of will proceed to sell the following a smallfnlthat you have succeeded cnunis Boone, N. C., as second-class, lir described tract or parcel <t1 kind rushy Fork School, is be- without damage, only verier percent, they , would sell, • mail matter. hung and being 111 the Cotmty > coinhnt very interesting. (ired 'They the Rn.fi.l- many more goods, and often, . y o p .. Watauga, and State of North Some of the speakers are pst. jajjs we have ever wen. j would do a better business "BlKj clullll udllliilldi Carolina, odjoining the lands of good debaters. Mr. John | ^',have retum| rerureu from j*or themselves, (ioods an Johiul loggers, Austin Viiler an ! <7 We |nve just iron. ;• - . mve Bingham, the teacher, is a but will 110t go back |"" high, and laboring men jj |ately shipped n full line of goods L. C. Miller, which will more fully' wjq noi k » uui r so -"k -i — c— 5 __t —Reunion tomorrow. reflference to said success and a worthy VOUli ,r 1 young we °et over *i... trip ..... lm vc so littla money, and get of ovarv bind, usually kept in a appear by which is recorded in the we li:u-p little niniiov. and net nf every kin.l. iisnalh keot mortgage —Cool and frosty nights. man. He has a good school, j b.nv made The fact is we solittlefor their produce that first-class .store, which we will book B, of mortgages, pag.s 563 and 564. To satisfy tlm —See notice of Incorpora­ -Mr. Normon Spang, of j,,;,. about ten or fifteen | they ha ve to deny themselves jaell for nothing butthe payment of a certain debt of $2* Etta Pa., is prospecting poundstoo heavy for such a ; manv things they absolutely tion in this issue. 00 and interest on same, nt the |need, and when they trade, court house door in Boone, X. C. —See ad. McNeely^-Bros., iron property owned h.v.lrip. 011 the 2nd monday in Nov., 80. Dougherty & Leventhorpe. j they feel thev mus w un .vlooresville, N. C. and all costs and expences accrue on the Big Ridge, Laurel | COUNTY ALLIANCE j they can get the most hu the ing by virtue of such sale. This —.Tones & Vance will sell Greek Township. Mr. Spang ,n(,t in the court honse last]1^' doll!,1,s We will give you bargains that Sept. the 3rd 'SO. W. U Lovill 280 pins for 2 cents. to spend.—We advise our riffs. Attorney wife, they are now Friday 11 a. m., and was enn not be surpassed in the state. —A wedding in town to­ at Mrs. Trivett's near the ,..,11^] to order by J. E. Fin- members not to go to law. Our stock consists of a well se-1 Valuable Hotel Properday, and more soon. ley, Pres. All the subordi­ but it must not be construed leeted stock ot mine. that we are enemies to the TV -FOR SALE . —Capt and Mrs. Lovill, —It is reported that Enoch nate alliances except Mead­ lawyers. It is simply that By virtue of a decree of the re off on a trip to Surry Co. Potter and his partner of ow Creek and Watauga / her what is spent in the law Superior Court of watauga were| represented by dele­ Commissioners court last this county was killed a fewmay be saved. The alliance Co. made in the ease of L. D. Monday. Proceedings will days ago not far from gates, and the former bad encourages economy among Flargave and others he published in full next Abington, Va. Potter spart­ sent in its quarterly report. its members.—The subordi­ Most of the officers and the undersigned as Commis­ ner was arrested by a revenue nate alliances were advised week. sioner oppointed by said officer, and Mr. Potter shot standing committees were to buy seals just as soon as — We are sorry to hear of and killed his partner, in­ present. The Secretary's re­ they can spare the money out Groceries, Hardware, Queen s- Court will sell at Blowing the very serious illnesof Mrs. port showed 15 subordinate Bock N. C. on Wednesday the ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, Catherine Brickie, of Shull s tending to kill the officer Alliances in the County, with of their treasuries. 16th day of October, 1889, Then the officer killed Mr. Adjournment, t o meet first both pocket an 1 table, Scythes Mills. a membership of 280, males Potter. Friday in Jan. 1. 11". Thom­ And snaths, butts and screws, on the premises 2 lots or pa r—At Jones & Vances you 237 and females cross-cut ami hand saws, all of sel of land known as the Hur—Prof. J. F. Spainhour The Watauga river alli­ as. will find the largest line of grave Hotel property—at which will be s'dd clothing ever offered to has returned from Mouth of ance is a large one, and NOTICE DP 1N( OUl 'CRATION. public outcry to the highest Mitchell and Watauga coun­ Wilson Va., and informs us could we have had its quar­ 1 hereby give notice according bidder—Terms % cash % in 6 that he has about made up terly report. I feel sure the to law that the Code of North and % in twelve months, bond ty's. his mind to teach 8 or 9 mo's number would be something Carolina and acts amendatory with good secarity for defer—Boone has from 2 to 6 at Oak Hill Academy, near above 300. The smallest thereto 1 have this day duly in­ Remarlalily ed payments- Title retained revenue trials each week. So Mouth of wilsori. We regret alliance numbers 7, and the corporated, till purchase money paid. The Watauga Mining and look out, "moonshiners'" to lose Mr. Spainhour from argest 57. This is a fine opportunity to H. A. Davis. Manufacturing Company. "Uncle Ben's" marshals are our village, even for a few The business Lecturer, made a good talk conduct transact proposed is to purchase a well-equipped ho­ and carry on on your track. months, but possibly for substantially on keeping out all its branches the business in tel at oiieof the most popular of Summer resorts iti the State —Mrs. Ann Farthing, of him, and his interest, it will of debt and living within our exploring, working and mining Win. R. Lovill, Beaver Dams, picked enough be best. He will return to means. J. J. T. Reese,spoke gold, silver, copper, lead and )ther minerals,and to vend smelt Commissioner. strawberries on the first day Boone in the Spring. of what the alliances are ac- and reduce such mineral ores, to —0— of October, to bakepiesfor a Bro. Scott, of the 7opic, I complishing in Johnson build and contract for the budd­ We have a trem^mlion3 stock o At the same time and ing large family. place, I will sell the personal is proud of the many kind county, Tenn., where they said of bridges and a dam, and corporation may buy, sell SHOES !"©& vroperty of R. L Hargrave—Friends, we hate to call expressions made by the edi- claim to have a membership and deal in goods, wares and 80T"SHOES ! by public outcry, to the high­ merchandise, and carry and en­ on you so often, but we are torial fraternity for the Top- of 1000 or 1200. The Secreest bidder for cash—property gage in the mercantile business bound to raise some money ic and its editor. We think tary spoke for W. W. Pres- 111 a 1 its branches, and shall have consists of household and kitchen furniture bueh as is very soon, and that little Bro. Scott, is worthy of every- nell, who was absent, and who power of leasing holding selling necessary for a first class ho­ you owe us will h lp us to thing that has been said, attended the State alliance and conveying real estate at pleasure, the power to make and There is no better paper pub- at Fayetteville last August meet our demands. SHOES tel. J. B- Hargrave Admin­ issue cSoiTds 01 their indebtedness SHOHS istrator of R. L. Hargrove. lished in the State than his, as a delega te from this coun- so created and to secure the Sept. nth. '89 —L. L. Green, formally of and we wish the editor eon- tv. The delegates from va- same by mortgage on its proper­ Watauga, but now of Salem, tinued success and long life, tuwba county informed Mi ty or otherwise. That said cor­ & & Rock Bottom At Last. Oregon, writes that he has II editors ever do go to the Preswell that he believed the poration shall have power and J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. authority to construct uud equip been quite sick for some time. good world, we hope and be- alliance in SHOES ! SHOES !"©& Keeps constantly 011 hand and his county with rolling and other stock, op­ He thinks he will be at home lieve, that Bro. Scott will be had saved will sell at bottom prices for cash to the far- erate a turn pike, train-way. or or country produce, Boots, Shoes in the near future. mer as^ .Year> $2500 rail-road from its mines in W nthere. P Hats, apt. A special line 6t tauga county North Carolina, to . Other delegates said their points on auv railroad in the vi­ —Mr. E. Spencer Black­ LADIES HATS burn who obtained license re­ —Carp fish are becomingLountjes had been greatly- cinity; and shall 1) ve the power We can give you shoes 111 any Hardware, Groceries. cently to practice law,has de­ plentiful in Cove Creek ovv- benegtted. Some time was to do all other things for the ac­ quantity, size or quality. VVe READY MADE CLOTHING A r complishment of these purposes flsh T,oruls SPECIALTY. cided to teach school in the ing to some fish ponds being occupied by the County aid­ conveyed upon corporations by can fi you up ill foot-ware from a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, washed out along Cove Creek, ance in discussing trade new Academy in district No. chapter 49 of tic code. That said corporation shall hand-sewed ladies shoe ever sold a full line of every thing kept in a 40, Banner Elk, this winter. and some of the citizens who plans. have ponds becoming over The alliances were advised have power and authority to is­ in W. N. C. We carry a full and first-class country store can be ound here. Give him a .call. The editor being absent stocked and putting them in sue printed orders 011 their store­ complete stock of when their members go to Le keeper, to be signed by one of this week the readers of the the creak, carp has become SC0TT& EltVIN, the officers of the corporation DEMOCRAT will please excuse plentiful. We had the pleas noir, to trade with Deal and and to be used in payment, onlv ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Deal, with whom, the allian­ all discrepencies that may oc­ ure last Sunday morning of of labor and other indebtedness, Lenoir, N. C. cur, for when the editor is helping eat a three pound ces of Caldwell Co. have made at the works due by said corpo­ T. B. FINLEY, absent the "devils" will carp caught in Cove Creek at special tiade arrangments. ration. ATTORNEY* AT-LAW, A committee of three, consis­ The capitol stock of sa id incor­ play. $100,900, Wilkesboro, North Carolina. J. H. Masts, Esq ting of J. W. Horton, D. F. poration shall be shares with di­ vided into 2000 a —,T. C. Mast, "Peet" and —The Board of Education Baird and J. R. Norris, were par values of $50.00, each, with M. M. PARKS, Miss Nora Phillips were mar­ was in session Monday and appointed to confer with mer the privilege of increasing said ATTORNEY AT LAW ried at the residence of the Tuesday apportiongthe raon chants of this County, to as- capital to $500,000 011 a vote of Jefferson, N. C. a majority bride's father, Dr. J. B Phil­ ey for 1889. There is a net certain if any special trade said stock of the stock holders Come and examine for yourself. shall be issued as We can suit you in any style, size W. B. C0UNC1LL, JIL lips, on the third inst. The fund of $3116.23; $95 of arrangements ca.11 be made "full paicl stock" and shall be editor was so fortunate as to this amount was given to with any of them, and report personal property and transfera­ or color. Notliing but first-class ATTORNEY AT LA V. get some of theweddingcake. weak districts. Theremaind at the next meeting. 1 wish, ble. The principal office of the goods handled in this line, and corporation shall be at t lie* mines satisfaction guaranteed. July 4th 891 v. Boone, N. C er was di rided equally among in this connection to state or works in Watauga but the We have bought our goods in —Mr. and Mrs. Gray, of the W B. COUNCILL, M. D. directors shall have authority to Plowing R'>ck Hotel, spent a 4,085 children, giving 81 per emphaticaly, that the affian­ establish such offices at such the lowest markets. We have Boone, N. C. such goods as the people want, night in towthis week on capita. This is the largest a ce is not an enemy to the mer other places, in other states for need and will have- We sell for Resident Physician. Office their way to Bristol Tenn. mount per capita we have chants, or any one else. Our the selling of tlmir products, con­ cash, therefore, will not be on King Street north of Post ducting their tinanancial business They will spend t' e winter had for several years. Now nictto is "Peace on earth, and for selling and transfering Office. June 12 88. ly. there and return to Blowing the teachers should do good, and good will to all.' But stock of said corporal ion and for honest work for this money, we do think, as a rule, the the convenience of the holders of Rock next Spring. DR. L. C. REEVES. for much of it is hard earned merchants charge us too the stock as they may deem best PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON for- the interests of the corpora­ —Mr. Jas, L. Winkler has —Mr. Tice Harmon's little large a per cent. We have a tion. The duration of the corpo­ Office at Coffey's Hotel, turned over his school at son, aged 14 years, died State Businessagent through rate existence shall be for a peri­ Boone, N. C Blowing Rock to W.G.Todd, /ast Sunday, with what whom wecan order goods as od not over sixty years. July 4. 89. The owners of stock in I his cor­ and has taken the'public was, supposed to be con­ cheap as the merchants can poration shall not be individual­ Call and price our goods before J. H. HOPKINS, school at Shulls Mills This sumption. He was afflicted buy them, but we do not ly liable for any contract indebt­ )JEWELER\ seems to be satisfactory with when a mere child, and it tvas want to break down any of edness nor liability of any kind buying elsewhere. Elk Park, N. C. whatsoever of said corporation. "j^Watch this column next all parties. said that he spit up parts of them, and if they will agree .Toe B. Toi)ii,C. 8. C. vveeK for a more complete list Watches repaired and all As lamps burn slilent w ith un­ his lungs. He suffered all his to sell us goods at a reasona October 7th 1889. kinds of work in his line exe of our bargains. conscious light, life, and was apparently dy­ ble profit, we will continue to cuted promptly. So modest ease in beauty FEED! FEED!! ing while yet alive. His pa- trade with them as hereto­ July 18 89—6 mo. shines more bright; I rents mourn the loss of their fore. -oRespectfully, We will suppose that there Unaiming charms with edge little sonseriously, as he was E. MORPHEW, G. G. EAVES. We wish to announce to the drovers in Western N. C., resistless fall, the idol of the family. Thf are 25 merchants in Watau­ Morphew& Eaves, And she who means no mis­ 'last words the little fellow ga County, and that they av that we are now prepared to feed your stock at our sta­ ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW, ' said, holding up his hands erage $500 profit a year. bles, or sell you feed as low chief does it all. AND Doesn't she Ben? were "Papa I am gone" This will make $12,500 the as can be bought elswhere. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Jones & Vance. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. Resn. —Miss Ray, of Asheyonnty, —If you want to see the fin people of the County pay in 1 Give us a call. OTICE on Main Street over D-rg Co s. MCNEILY BROS. est water fall in this State profits to the merchants u I is visiting Prof. Spainhour's July 13 39. ly. ' Store. July 18 '891 y. ' go to the falls of Beech Creek. year. This estimate I am MOORSVILL, N. ('. t f. family. LOCALS. SPOT CASH. brings his DRYGOODS LOW Beady Made CLOTHIN6. »YUO •XX — ~ U<IJMV<UW< ~ Undersold, �——— LEAD, R ICHMOND & D ANVILLE R. 0nr ReuublieD"1 cor; tempo"Western N. C. Divission. j - th&Noifh State, says: Asheville, X. C.June 27: The end of the creatu/v-'The Louesiana CongressP ASSENGER T RAIN S CHEDULE trading: upon its revoltingj jona] election resulted in the Still On Hand With take effect June 24. '88. ARE "while notoriety is not yet. It is Democratic candidate oeing , xico line of STATION'S. (read | vest noun now said that Donnelly, who elected by nearly 7,000 ma-, jdowni no 501 no52 : -p,-^ l^T) A T y. 7pm xgOiii! i Boston was assaulted by Mrs. Ham­ ferity. Now the general cry ( j 1V.N Vj IV A I 1 THE CROUD! ! 'New York " 1215ni 43(tonl NEW STOKE, NEW GOODS ! ilton, will exhibit in a New goes up that there has been : Philadelphia, " 7 20 am,0 57pm Just received from the Northern York freak show at •$'75 per fraud. ProbAbly there has i Baltimore • 94*a m|i)42pni f> v>#v VJ T 11 •> ' •• 1 i , Washington week. been, but the chances are Consisting, in part, of Boots, Markets the nicest line of goods ever showed in this county. La­ Lynchburg " 5 50 pm|510amj ..... Sliocw ; 850 " |S05 California is earnestly seek­ that the Democrat won his nanville dies' Dress Goods, Plaids, Frintseertifiieate. and is fairly en- ^Ooo'(, i i Richmond 310 " 1230 ing- to succeed in the wine eassimers. Domestics, Hats, & etc. Our stock of j Rcidsville • 941 " j 50 " making and perfect her Vin­ titled to it. It is about time Notions, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, i Wilmington 9 00ft m tage, The output, as esti- \ to conclude that the negroes in every style, and at starvation j I Moreheftd Hardware, 537a m hmm 77 • » « n 2 j>f t-Goldsboro mated for this year will be are liable to vote the Demo2-!n j; in I :• i 0 a m I prices. The nicest line of Tinware, I kJ ?! i .u R; HQ'Ll 500 •' i 115 pin I something under 15,000,000 era tie ticket, p.nd the Repub Groceries, GROCERIES • uuihain 604 '• | 3 ] 2 gallons probably 5,000,000 bean party does tuv hold In all departilfeents, consist-! Greensboro 1045 " Jfl 50 a til I Coffees, will-be converted into bran- i mortgage on them. If theyi i Salisbury ,ti 1 2 2 1 n i g h t I l l s Sugars, dy. The largest cellars are had their eyes open to the us Of A1 ing of saosburyi.v 12 45 | 11 • Tea, ( J GOT)S, statesyilie AI- 1 51 AM 12 ir near St. Helena, where t'tiiv-; es they are put to by white DRY SIX A Rice, Newton " 2 53 " 19 teen tunnels are to be built Republicans, both North and CONFECTION A RIES, NOTIONS, Cigars, Hickory " 3 20 " South, they will vote the into the hillsides. to be found in this part of the Cigarettes, & etc. Alt! couley sjn ing 343 " HARD Democratic ticket."—Ex. £• tate. Morgautol: AF 412 " Last year a boom was A • Hardware CiiFry, Marion '* 5 07 " GROCERIES, started to sell town lots in Rouuil K:iob " 605 " When to Pick Apples. > -i i crockery, GOODS Blank lit. " 646 " 490 i ANXED Southern California to Eas­ Drugs & Medicines For immediate cousumpGLASS-WARE, Asheville 7 2« " 4 Hi : J tern investors. Many towns . . , , . , „ , (lion fruit of all kinds should Hot springs " 9 iu " 6 10 And everything else you want at whose lots brought fab-1 , a, 7 30 before picking. In good variety. Also take W V. and-8. P. Moore's, Blowing !TATS, SLFO.ES, MoiTisfown " 11 10 " ulous prices still exist onlvj J.. ! v of any one va all kinds of GENTS' E I? R X I sin N Q (joof Is, Knoxvire "1245-' S 50 P 1 Rock, North Carolina. on paper. Of Chicago Park | !a ' I bn'\ • i i t i.ouisA'ille '• 7 a Ij May 29—12m. ; li<! almost any!sing kept it; Cincinnati " . . r . A I • nety of apples is desired to 1 I 55 a n1 m Los Angeles county, it is •' last some time, a different (>W ]) IB diicng^ HEW IUTER ACAD1 ;i first-, lass Store. said, that although a hotel method must be persued. If .-.t, i.ewis soo " p in EM Y. was built and public build­ the fruit is picked just as it 20 pin Remember That We cliattanouga " 40(1 night ings begun, now a solitary Nashville " 12 begins to turn. put. in clean :n W- E HER watchman pursues his lonely dry barrels, kept as cool and MHirinlns G H i a rn. PRINCIPAL. ii'ILL NOTbeat as the sum total of the NO. 1 m dry as possible, it will keep First session begins Aug. Asheville LV population. Cotton mills much longer than t hat which w'nynesville AI26th. 1889. Board can b<13 | !0'»3; pay better. JOi-harlestTOii " is left on the 1ree to become o 1) ta i nr-d i u t! I e nei gh b o rh oo. i I -tde i. j j. D< iVom $5 to $5.50 perimm;h. ifiiTetts " I o 43 Without question there is fully ripe before being picked. | read East no Hi Tuition from one toihr.-edo! Undersold, by anybody, on often a failure of justice be­ ! Of course it need not be men­ NO OI j Nl. i "P laps Jier month. Add: ess the cause the jury system re- tioned that only the sound '• OStOil NI­ 3 ou j) in i 9 00, same quality of goods. Principal at Iior.ton N. ('. New A'orlW a HI j ! 4 0 quires a unanimous verdict. |apples will keep, no matter And country produce in ex­ Aug. 29 t f id Highos' market price pa: pl.iladelydiia'-3 00 ^ m | 102/a pin We suggest that the tjurv how. wa!i handled and cared change for goods. Gents' fur­ for ail binds of produce" B iltiuioi-e " il-c'Dm J G-i Y io should be increased to fifteen for. For instance, if the b am nishing goods, such as, dress F. J. MeMiilion and Son of I hp Don't forget to see us lie- wasui agton ' 73A ji in | Ton ni Mouth of Wilson Va., are MJUU and that the voice of twelve euse is picked When it first be shirts, (both iaundried and • fact ares of all kinds of wool a: tore fill! •h ISiltg. [.ypehburg-' L'40iioon j 12-10 liaiiville " 947 a in | I2ua p jurors should be received as gins to color, and treated in uulaundried.) Collars, Cuffs. goods, which they will send ti Res; lectruiiy, your dour ni exriinnce for wool. ichiiioiid •• 33f ]i in 1 5 (tu a the verdict. the above way, it is easily Slips, and in fact, almost They also keep a, fiillUne of tiici# ueitisvilie " 9 -' <i 111 | 94i p 111 We believe that this is kept and will be in good mar anything needed in that line. goods on hand at Buiitii.eriamis, II. C. MARTIN & Co. wihniugtoii • 7 4u more reasonable that requir­ keting condition before win­ Ashe Co., N. C. Tlu-y pay the Morehead ii W pill highest price for wool. ing absolute unanimity, and ter apples are in season. kT qoldsboro 4 to p m (• i i f A a ifi Sept. II til. 1889. that it would work more 9J T. ~ laik 'gli " i 55 p in | 0 55 a m satisfactorily than the pres­ NOTICE. Durham " 12 .'i» p in | 4 3" m ent system. By order of an execution Ready-Made Clothing from 8 Greensboro " SeO a in j •- 40 p m issued from the Superior Salisbury lv 0 27 a in | 7 i5p m At "the White Republican Court Clerks oil ice of Watau­ to 25 dollars per suit. We satilisbury A T ' 4 37 a in (> 3 p in League meeting in Richmond, ga county in favor of D. P. handle only first class goods, AN t> KNOCKED O U T statesvilly LV 330am •> 50 pi: Monday night ex-Governor Mast ami against E. B. Mil­ and will guarantee prices asj Newton "" 2gO a m 12 Cameron and John S. Wise ler i'ri ami W. N. Thomas low as any other merchant J. P- MENS0N, DARK RIDGE iii'-kdi'y " 156 a in -1- 53 pi; N. €., said that they, would not surety for the.sum of $37.GO who handles the same grade Gonnlly spring 139 a in 4 37 p nH together with interest and Morganton •' 1 01 a in 4 4 p is just receiving a barge stock vote for Mahone. A meet­ s. cost's.! I will expose to pub­ Marion " 12 pi night 31 ]> 39 GENERAL MEECHANDISK ing was to be held on Tues­ lic sale for cash to the high­ 1 have on sound Knob I! 10 pin I - 35 p uwhich will be sold for Cash or our own ma la day night to settle on a est bidder at the court house clack Mt. 10 34 p m 20 9 ]i u country produce at prices process of mnrnrfaetiire. All Asheville 9 •- • > pin t 25 p q course for the Anti-Ma hone door in Boone N. C., on the never •ifavfi him a before heard of. Give for sale at very close prices- not springs " f 50 p m ;' 40 a; 4th day of Nov., 1889, it Republicans to pursue. They call, qualify considered,, Repair Morristowii " 430 pin S 35 a y may decide to vote for Mc- being the first Monday in npr 29 ly. ing and jobs made to order a Knoxville " 305 p m 7 15 a i said month. E. B. Miller's Ivinney. While great efforts interest in the following de­ special! ty. Respectfully, i tS 0."> p f ouisviile " are being made on each side. scribed lands one tract lying- Goods at almost your own TlmmasJ. Lillard, Cincinnati " -B VNNER HOUSE i LHil Rurviving Phrtner. , hi; ago Mahone'e chances do not ap­ in Beaver Dam township ad­ price. I s 11 a n* I run in connection tf.—May 3rd. pear to be as good as at joining the lauds of G. W. with my other business, a 7 20 a n -t. LOUIS Cable and others, known as Mrs E, Walcn, Propriefirst. NOTICE! the Win. R. Miller tract. Notice ! By virtue of power of sale con­ Mr. E. S. Simmons, of Second tract lying in Meat tained in a contained in a certain Having qualified as the Ad-, T1EBS. Washington, who has made Camp L. S., on the waters of mortgage deed, executed b.\ TO* vvU EI .K PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Joules 0. Miller and wife iiaithn ministrator of the late Petti a fine reputation as an ora­ Meat Camp creek adjoing the Good fare, neat rooms, and Milh.-r, oftlie fiTM part, find Geo. Tovvnsend, deceased, noticei * tor and lectuer, will deliver a lands of J. L. Woodting, J. H. Brovgi and others known polite attent ion. A good feed Lowrauce of the second pait . I hereby given to all persons lecture in Raleigh on Fri­ as a part of the Isaac Green and livery sta1 * 1 mn in will proceed to cell the following indebted to said Peter Townday. There will be no charge tract levied on by me on the connection with trie Hotel described tract or parcel of land send, to come forward ami C lying and being in the Comity of for admission Mr. Simmons 1st, day of Oct., 1889to sat­ by. W. C. R aich. Watauga, and State of North, make immediate settlement,! has been afflicted with the isfy said execution and costs. GIVE US A CALL. Carolina, odjoiniug the lands of and all persons ha vingclaims1 J. L. HAYES, Sheriff. loss of his eye-sight, and has July 18 '89 tf. Joh'iaf Mggafs, Austin Wilier and against said estate, will pres­ This October 1st 1889. Li C. Miller, which will more fully resorted to the platform as a which we think is equal to appear by reference to saiii ent the sajne duly authenti­ business in life. Like many A COMPLETE NEWS PA any in the county, and we t mtt' hTfT' f f inortgage which is recorded in cated within 12 months from PER! 0U A { 5 other North Carolinians who book B, of mortgages, pages ffThe Pride of the North aroli- guarantee our prices as lowhave been forced out of the 593 and 561. To satisfy tin- the date hereof or this notice as any in the iia Dress." T.A. Critctier, BninbOo, N. ('., Is payment of a t hi tain d tit of $2 will be pleaded in bar oftheir ordinary rut, he is apt to Do you want to aid in building IT 90 and interest; on Same, at tin recovery. Sept Oth 1889. gain distinction in his new- up a paper that shall reflect the SI For court house door in Boone, n. C ino. 6. Towi.send Adminis­ greatest credit on North aro li field of labor. We hope he Chea]i goods. I'oots and Shoe; oil the first ifiqnday in Oct., '89. trator of Peter Townsend, will be greeted by a large au­ na, no matter where it may be and all costs n'nde.xpences aeeru* seen ? Then patronize a specialty. Men's brogan shoes i:;g by virtue of such sale. This dee'd. dience in Raleigh. Til WILMINGTON MESSENGER $10o. Ladies polka eighty-five Sept. the 3rd 86. At. R. Loviil A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER ts. Unrriiued sole leather twen A Parrot Sfto'y. W. L. BRYAN, Clips from Exchanges. WE AHEAD OF Others ROOTS • , AP COUNTY. A lady owned a handsome parrot, and leaving New Or­ leans one summer she gave her pet to a friend's care. Polly soon became at home in its new quarters; would bow its head to its mistress and say in softest tones: '"That's it, rub polly's head so, so, darling, rub polly's head." That was imitative. What is this? One day its mistress was eating plums. Polly was near; looking up the lady laughed and said: "Aha, polly, I have plums and I am not going to give joi any!" "I don't care," said the polly. "I don't v a it an.v a jmow!" Do you want a reliable paper giving yon all the news of the world—a Democratic newsptfper that equals the best- ha,B the largest c irculation, and has for twenty-olio years been i part and factoriiLhegrowth anddevvelopment of the Old North 8t t? Then subscrbe for TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER Campaign Rartes: The "Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months on trial, for •$2.00 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGER. Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. l'lirs. Attornev Also furnish transportation to! ty five cts., T.-im \! x<c. All othAdministrator's Notice ! panties wanting the same with a j goods in porpotion. HOfight DR. J Q. 9 IT.BAR. I for cash, and wili sell low for the State ol N. C./ safe driver and with as good a same. (live, me a, trial. Watauga Co.] torn out as can be found in the Having qualified, county. For the next ;Guv 8 Creek Academy. ELK PARK. NORTH CAROLINA. Best material used. Neat as the administrator of W.J >Y. 51. I HANCUM, Principal. DENTIST; Next term begins Aug. 5, '89. work, and satisfaction guar­ H. Edmisten deceased,notic* is hereby given to allpersonq Board, everything included, anteed. Tuiv 18 89—6mo. who are indebted to said es-' six dollars per month. tate, to come forward and Tuition from 75cts, to $2 make prompt settlement,and per month. For Further par­ all persons having claims nticulars, address the Piincigainst said estate, are noti­ pal, Amantha, N. C. fied to present them to the We will make speeial prices, for undersigaed. on or before the cash, on -all goods. Returning E.F. LOVILI, & SON. 12th day of September, 18 our thanks for past patronage A TTORNEY'S A T T .AW, we will, as heretofore, still con­ 90, for settlement, or this no Boone, N. C. tinue to furnish you good goods July 4th. '5.9—1 v rice will be placed in ban- of and at as low prices as can be their recovery. This Sept w. C, NEWL.xND, p^'X lanta, GA,v lound. Truly yours, 57.L0UIS.MD. n.TAWKfNIrfeHya 0ALLAS.TEX. Hh. 1880. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 'ox an I Hart Pre k\ i ('• •> \. S. Edmisten, Ar/ministraW. L.Bryan.,June 27. 88 ly. Lenoir, N.C Ashe County tor of W. II. Edmisten. 60 DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/dcd22adca15367af31c3c453a67d04aa.pdf a939c00e130856976b412945aa3a25de PDF Text Text VOL '1 BOONE, WAT A U OA COUNTY, N. C Till US DAY, Or'jQDKB. 17, 1889, ~r NO. 16 Tae electioiis in the New Gossips about. Oceanporf States make an era in fti< J per devoted to the interest of j me so favorably that I sent mar encroach upon. From enth, they place this seventh isay that old Simon Goddiits County, State and Nation. a copy of it to the Citizen, in mere territories for which between the 10th and 25th son, who lives in the pines history of this country, since Published Every Thursday at whose columns it appeared, Congress can make laws—in- of October of the present ! with his two maiden sisterti, the bringing in at. once of Boone, atauga County, N. C. in last Sunday s issue. I deed whose existence depends year. It is claimed that the is the one white man white four new States is a great af­ I). 11. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. suggest that it might be welljon the will and authorityof error made by Miller, when man near Eatontown who fair in the life of the Union, R. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. also, for you to publish Congress. they become nation he predicted the destruction pins his/aith to the specific Such an i V nt will neveroccur that interesting and beauti- alities, free from any outside of the world in 1848 and all prophecy made by his New again. In addition the liew SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ful letter itself. control save alone that, the subsequent errors, were due England brethren, that he ideas of the day led the pro­ 1 copy 1 year $1 I would like, through your Congress guarantees to them to detective calculation, and has given $10 each to the gressive people of the new 1 " 6 months 50c. paper, to present to the pub-; a Republican form o*govern rliat these errors were dis­ dozen negroes who live near States to submit questions I " 8 months 85c. lie a brief argument in sup- ment. They take rank with covered in 1874, after Ga­ him, besides lots of provis­ to the popular vote of more ADVERTISING RATES. port of its genuineness, which the other members of theUn briel did not blow his horn ions. Cam Johnson, the son or less interest. of "Mingo Jack," who was In the two Dakotas and week, .. 75c. has struck most favorably ion. And if tree fourths of in 1878 careful and exhaus­ tive research has convinced lynched three years ago, is M'.u hington the people voted month. $1.75 several prominent gentlemen the States should so am nil ""I r' | to whom, I tpld it.- Tb argu- the Constitution oj^he Union t e presArt^leaders of the said to have developed a re­ on constitutional prohibition as virtually to abrogate it, movement,they have at last, ligious frenzy, and to be wait The brobabilit.y is that that, year $7 ment is this: No Christian would have the would be as sovereign as in their possession the key to ing anxiously for the time to question was answered in the He is a miserable negative by the people of [Column 1 week $9 been willing to in vent and pub France or Italy or anv other the mysteiy, and that there come. creature, and of course, is not each State. " 1 mouth $18.50 lish it, for two reasons: his country. All of t he sovereign cannot possibly be a mistake . " 8 " $25 conscience would not ha ve al recognized in any way by the Woman sufferage was de­ powers they could then exer this time. l 6 « $87.50 "I believe," said Ezek Wol­ Advent-ists under the leader feated in Washington, and 1 " 1 year $50 lowed him to practice a cise attach to these common fraud, and he must have wealths now at their creation cott' to the World reporter ship of Mr. Wolcott. None of minority representation was seen that its discovery as an and inception; some being- yesterday, "that this is the the negroes has any affilia­ defeated in South Dakota. An Ancient Manuscript. In Montana there were no invention would have injured dormant or in abeyance pen­ year when the Messiah shall tion with the Eatontown appear a second time on sect, and whatever fanat­ such side issues. The Demo­ General Thomas L. Cliug- the cause of Christianity; ding the continuance of the earth, but I also believe that icism they have developed is crats appear to have carried man has furnished the Even­ again, no disbeliever or op­ Union, and. under the consti­ no man knoweth the hour of purely individual and inde­ the Legislature in Montana ing Journal with a copy of a ponent of Christianity would tution. to he exercised only have been willing to have a by the Federal government, his coining. In 1£73 I was pendent of any body of be which ensures two new Dem­ •etter describing Jestis, which firmly convinced that the lie vers in the doctrine. ocratic Senators against six as found in ancient, manu- statement given out that in modern history v\e find hour was at hand—so firmly new Republicans. We tear How Gordon Died. Vript. sent by Publ/us Len- would tend so much to the birth of but few new that, all the new members of strengthen his opponents. States aboard. Poland was indeed, thnt 1 made myself slus President of Judea, to For example, no member a State, but was conquered, poor, in disposing of my The African traveler, Herr the House of Representatives e Roman Senate. It is as The Fricke, who has since 1875 are Republicans. of one of the political par­ and ceased to exist Rouina- worldly possessions. Hows: Lord was gracious to me been in Africa, and escaped There is no probability of '"There lives at this time, ties of today would pretend nia Servia and Pulgaria however, and I afterward, from Khartoum after Gen. the erection in the immedi­ in Judea a man of singular to have discovered a manu­ have been erected into na­ had enough to makemecom- Gordon's death, is now in ate future of any other new character, whose name is Je­ script of George Washing­ tions with some sovereign fortable. I shall not do this Berlin. States exeept New Mexico, sus Christ. The barbarians ton, the publication of which powers, but they are not en­ The year as I did in 1873." would greatly strengthen tirely independent. Gordon, always calm and and one to be carved out of esteem him as a prophet but making of these new States Mr. Il'olcott belongs to undaunted, did not even for the Indian Territory. his opponents. his followers adore him as News and Observer. the .mmediate offspring of I think it would be well here in America is a great one of the most numerously a moment show any out­ represented families in the ward signs of excitement, not The Montana Election. God He is endowed with that these suggestions should event, and the occasion be published in connection should he used as an object township. There is old Da­ even when his own soldiers such unparalleled virtue as to be able to call back the with the letter referred to lesson to remind the people vid Wolcott, three Edward refused to obey him any lon­ HELENA, MONT , Oct. 8. —'The dead from their graves, and above. Yours respectfully, of the nature and character Woleotts, Bloomfieid Y/ol- ger because their pay was in latest retuz-ns give a Demo­ T. L, CLINGMAN, of our American common cott, Edmund Wolcott, and arrear. In the last fortnight cratic, majority of seven oil to heal every sort of disease Wolcott, they had to fight every night, joint ballot in the Legisla­ wealths. —News arid Observer Heni-yai^ with a word or touch. His the sohs of Ezek Wolcott. and after every engagement ture, with one in doubt, THE NEW STATES. person is tall and elegantly Wainting for Gabriel. It is related that, in 1873one it was found that numbers which may increase the ma­ The political changes that diaped; his aspect amiable of the elders of the church, of their soldiers had gone jority to nine. In several xnd reverend. His hair will accompany the admis­ flows in those beautiful sion of the four new co mm on A rumor that the little related to this family, be­ over to the Mahd's camp. counties the vote is very shades which no united col­ wealths into the sistex-hoods band of Adventists located came so thoroughly con­ Three days before the fall of close, but it is not thought, ors can match, falling in of States have already been at Eatontown, N. J., had vinced that . he day was at Khartoum he said: "Now it the official canvassing will graceful curls below the ears, adverted to. The Senate fixed upon midnight to-night hand that he mounted to the is the highest time for the re­ make any material change. igreeably touching on his will be encreased by eight as the end of the world, and roof of his house, and there lieving force to arrive." He Toole, Democrat, is elected the that a farewell of all things waited until it became dark. repeatedly urged his Europ­ for Governor by a majority shoulders and parting on new members, and House will also have a lar­ earthly was to have been ta­ While he stood there a bril- ean followers to fly from of about 800; farter Repub­ he crown of his head, like he head feress of the sect ger membership. TheRepub ken yesterday, attracted sev­ lant meteor shot across tne Khartoum, but as he refused lican, for Congress, has a ma sailed Nazarines. His fore licans will gain in the Senate eral curious people to the sky.TheElder took tne flight to do so, they would not jority of about 1,200. lead is smoothe and his six new Senators and the pretty little village yesterday of this heavenly wanderer as leave their General in the Bond ofierings. Jieeks without spot, save Democrats two, the Monta­ afternoon. It had been as­ a signal, and, crying with a lurch. that of a lovely red. His na assembly being Democrat serted that these followers of loud voice, "The hour has About his last moments Washington, Oct. 8. —Bond nose and mouth are formed ic. Republican ascendancy the doctrine of William Mille, come!" he leaped info space. Herr Fricke says: "It is not ofierings today aggregated ith exqisite symmetry, in that bodj' is thus likely to the Massachusetts enthusiast People in the lower part of true that that he was assas­ $110,500, all accepted at is beard is thick and suited be assured for several years. and the founder of the se­ the house were startled by a sinated as he eauie down on 1.27 for fours and 105% for to the hair of his head, reach In the House the difference is cret, were ready with their loud crash at the same mo­ hearing the sounds of a iiot four' and a halfs. and were ment, and they ran out to among the soldiers. He ; lg a little below his chin, not so perceptible; nor will ascension robes SC0TT& ERVIN, wainting in the full expecta- see the elder shootthrough a came, as was his wont every and parted in the middle the situation in the electoral grape arbor and land partly morning, to inspect the sol­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, like a fork His eyes are College be greatly altered. that the sun was to rise but Notwithstanding all the new once more and that with the on his nose and partly on his diers, with his stick in hand. Lenoir, N. C. oright, serene and clear. He coming of Oct., 7th the dread stomach. One of his arms He never carried a sword, rebukes with majesty, and States may vote for the Re­ T. B. FINLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, counsels with persuasive lan­ publican nominee, the neces- trump would be sounded and was broken and he was so not even while fighting. As Wilkesboro, North Carolina. guage. His whole address, ity will still exist for the Re­ the "third woe" of Revela­ painfully bruised that large he came out of the house quantities of liniment were some of his own soldiers publicans to carry^either New tions made manifest. whether in word or being, is M. M. PARKS, found necessary to ease his hurled their spears at him, elegant, grave and strictly York or Indiana as hereto­ The report that a specific pain. ATTORNEY AT LAW and this was the sign for a characteristic of so exalted fore, to assure their success. day and hour had been set Jefferson, N. C. But important as these by Eatontown believers was While it is a fact that the general massacre." Herr j. being. No man has ever W. B. COUNC1LL, J R. hea.J him laugh, but all changes are, what challen­ found to be incorrect, and legular attendants at Ezek Pricke. when he sa vv the Gen­ had probably become cur­ Wolcott's modest littlechap- eral lying dead, fled by a byATTORNEY AT LAV. Tudea has frequently beheld ges comment even more, is im weep, and so persuasive the creation at one time of rent—according to the belief el are looking for the world's patch to the Nile, where ha July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C his tears that the multi- four sovereign States. Re­ of Ezek Wolcott, the local end tonight, some of the ig­ secured a small boat, in negroes around which he escaped down the W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). ides are unable to restrain ferring to this the Herald loader—because the Adven- norant Boone, N. C. tists of New England had Oceanport and near Sea- river. He told me that, al­ ieirs from mingling with notes the changes wrought positively fixed upon the bright. believe that it is though he suffered many pri­ Resident Physician. Office in the status of the people in s. on King He is very modest, temper- the territories. Heretofore tenth month of the year, about time for them to put vations and incurred many Office. Street north of Post te and wise. Whatever they have been governed at 1889, as the time for the ful­ away things that are of the dangers, he finally escaped, June 12 88. ly. Seraphine owing to his being a Mussul­ lis phenomenon may be in Washington, the President filment of the prophecy. In earth, earthy. Vermont, Massachusetts, Smith, a large coffee-colored man, and so understanding I )R. L. C. REEVES. leend, he now seems to be a ppointing their Go vernors, Connecticut and New Hamp­ woman, has had a lovely all the customs and ritual PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON man of strange beauty and Judges, «fetc. and they have livine perfection, in every no voice in the election of the shire the Millerites, or Adven- robe made of cambric, with ceremonies. From Berbar Office at Coffey's Hotel. Boone, N. C my surpassing- the children President. They have been tists, have proclaimed that scarlot love knots at the hejourned with a caravan to July 4. 89. the end is to come on the throat and waist. The gar­ Suskin. Herr Fricke posi­ subjects of the United States •f men." Conceaning the genuineness Hereafter they cease to be seventh day of the tenth ment is loose and flowing, tively asserts that two days J. B. HOPKINS, this letter, Gen. Clingman subjects of the United States j month. The difference be- and those who have had the! before the fall of Khartoum \ JEWELER \ rites the Evening Journal and become citizens of their tween the Roman and Jewish privilege of seeing on Sera- Gen. Gordon might have es­ Elk Paz*k, N. C. ie following interesting States. Their States become/? I Calender makes it impossi- phiua's ample form say she caped, with all the Europ­ Watches repaired and all immunication: sovereign and independent, j hie, they say, to be accurate looks very pure and inno­ eans, had not his fatal deter-; kinds of work in his line exe 8 to the exact day, and cent. Seraphine weighs 280 ; S IR—The letter of Publius They attain rights which R mination stood in his way. '•uted promptly. —News-Observer. , July 18 89—6 mo. entulus, President o? Judea neither Congress northePresi while they aver that Scriptu- pounds. A DEMOCRATIC family newspa-1 to the Roman Senate, struck ident. nor an.v other State nil authority fixes the sev­ �and the part The Legion per-; a probability, for that is not totally ignore the intelliJ Q WILBAB, formed'&e. &e. the mode of redueingthe sur- genee of our people, by sendMeeting of Veterans of the | This was an occasion that plus as adopted by the Re- ing men from the great, and Suceessor'to CRESTON N. C. r was called together on] will long be remembered by publican party, (Ask Oorpo- prosperous state of PennsyL lellth of Oct., by Jordan J old and young. It was a ral Tanner, and he will in- vania to till offices which] Ti ook, Chairman. A number of] meeting of pure affection struct you how the surplus should be occupied by men pre-j standing dd soldiers-formerly belong­ and sympathy without mal­ waste be reduced). I pre- standing within the shadow ice, predjudice or evil design. hume the author only feebly of the same administration? GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTR ing to the 37 and 58 infant CAROLINA . Regiment a n d of the15 th,and Seemingly all hearts were trying to extenuate for Truly our task masters I 16th cavalry Regiment of n sympathy with each other. the utter corruptness of his sorely oppress us. J Keep always on hand a full Ver y th s is "Verity." and complete line of Grpc.-r- I have on hand vehicles of North Carolina troops also Politics, former prejudices, in ! party in their pledges to the ip], Con fee lion.a vies I rui s o u r °«' n make, and more in soldiers living in the county fact everything that might people in days tlmt are past, Boone, i\. ('. Canned Goods & etc. See our ]. )rof ' ( '* s of manufacture. All NOTICE, who belonged to other com­ liave existed to mar their (hut not forgotten). Surely t(,r *T e a t ve . r 7 Ho8e virtue of an execution stock, and learn our prices, quality considered. U mands, with some irom Cald­ friedship was banished, and the author of the above arti-] Repair­ before purchasing. ing and jobs made to order a well and Mitchell County's the better natures of all pre- cleis old enough tohavelong issued from the Superior July 18 89—CimT | speciality. Respectfully How pure such lea red that the Republican Court ( Jerks office of Watauandirom Johnson Couuty, j vailed. Thomas J. Lillard, party, hold not as sacred I bounty in favor of 1). P. | * friendship! How grand and Ten a. Surviving Partner. I a ^ -*1 A"AC" V~VPLY~;?..I V The remnants of Infantry noble are men. when selfish­ their platforms when tliey jjler fri and \\ . N. Thomas I tf.- -May 3rd. , , , , .... ..' jV Companies, belonging to the ness, malice, and'envy are are found to conflict\Mth the, Slire t v for the sum of $37.69 T.A. Critcher, Bamboo. N. C., Is DR. I <i ini-BAii; 37th Regiment were organ­ supplanted by noble traits interest of private friends, together with interest and arit And as to President Harri-' cost's. I will expose to pubt I1L ized in one company with of the humnn soul. Hcachuarten For 'J± ,. • • I ll(> (tit III T lie cash to the high ("apt. A. J. G'ritcher as com­ Many of the citizens with son Common sense views est sale forat the court house Cheap goods. Boots andBiiocs ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. bidder mander, and companies of their families attended the of Government, by what act door-in Boone N. C., on the a speeialtv. Men's brogan shoes Best material used. Neat work, and satisfaction guar­ the 58th Regiment were or­ reunion look upon this dem­ of his since his election can 4th day of Nov., 1889, it floo. Ladies polka eighty-five anteed. ganized in one company with onstration of uniting of such be attributed, no such lining the first Monday in (ts. Entrimed sole loatfier twen July 18 89.—6mo. ty 27c. the Senior and Jr. Captains spirits and ten rs flowing front views have evyr "been char said month.. E. B. MiHer's er five (ts., Triniedlion, All oth­ goods HI purp< nought interest in the following do B. F. Baird and Win. M. their eyes which will never be acterized since'he has been for cash, and will sell law for the an occupant of the White scribed lands one tract lying same. Give i e a trial. Hodges commanders. The erased from their memory. in Beaver Dam township ad­ remnants of the 1st. Our thoughts and sympa­ H o u s e — f u e l h e r t h a n t h e joining the lamis of G. M'. FEE!)! FEED!! and 6th, North Carolina thy, go out to the old Con­ placing of many of the high­ Cable and others, known us -oCavalry were organized in federate soldiers all over the est offices of trust into the the Win. R. Miller tract. Y/e wish to announce D hands of men having no re­ Second tract lying in Men; one company with Capt. W. land. T. S., on tin waters o; After the exercises in the spect for virtue and an utter CampCamp creek ndjoing the the drovers in Western B. Councill, commanding. Meat i hat we are now prepared U( After the soldiers present Court House were completed disregard for integrity to I)' 1 lands of J. L. Wood ting, J feed your stock at o ir sta­ HOME 5IWIN& MACHlN('ft ORfiNG(-:MA6a were thus organized, Maj. Maj. Harper took command used as Governmental ma­ II. Brown and others known, bles, or sell'.von feed as low 5HNFb.^=_ cnic8Vk Z3 UNIONSaUftRE.NV. CAL- 4TT13CL1 ATLANTA, GFL and the three companies were chines for the mhancement of as a part of the Isaac Green as can be bought chs"where. G. W. F. Harper, of Lenoir, ST.LOUIS.MCI. DALLAMEX. Resp. was elected Maj. to com- formed into Batallion and the fortunes of a few "pets, tract levied on by me on Gr­ Give us a call. ist, day of Oct., 1889 to sat­ MCNEILY BROS. Cox in 1 Hart, Fi'eekN itft i. mnnd the three companies at marched through the main claiming their membership isfy said execution ami costs. MOORSV:LL, N. C. t f. Apia Co in tv the present, reunion, and un­ street and back to the Court with the "family roost. ' i J. L. HAYES, Sheriff, wonder if the author of the this October 1st 188.9. til future organizations are House. The Maj.complimented the above article b hiiigs to it.' V» had. Order of Publication. men, that they had not for­ is he one of those "Pets? It was unanimously agreed C —SUCCESSOR TOsurely he is reaiiinerated in N ORTHr •;A AROLINA, (Superior x vE upon, that the next, reunion gotten the (hill. >V AT. i Co u XT v, j Co urt. some way for making sucli be held on the 1st. Wednes­ THE PUBLIC DEBT. RcbbinsBros, unwarrantable nssersions 9. K. Signisen vs M. E. Sigma." f AW IM day in August 1890, at It appearing to Cue court u on concerning the pub'ic debt. a ''Ida -it "that M.F. Sign, audifon­ Blowing Bock, with greet­ ShulRs Mills N. C. THE ( ROUD ! ! Mr. Editor: I want, to kindly ask the an dant in the above entitled cause, ings to all old soldiers to NEW STORE, \;:w GOODS! If a statement by your cor is a non-resident of meet at the above tune and respondent from Sands, re­ thor of the above if he does cannot atf r due this state and- Just received from the Northern. Keeps constantly on hand, dilig nee IK place,with t hree days rat ions fers to a paragraph in many not know that President found and that the plaintiff has Markets the nicest line of goods and will sell at "Rock Bottom Cleveland was the peoples begun an action in the Snperioi »ver showed in this county. La­ Ib ices," for CASH or country and camp equipage, in order news-papers, that the United president? he knew no North court for'a divorce and that she dies' Dress Gopds, Plaids. Prints- produce, sucli as Boots, Shoes to spend three days togeth­ States public debt increase;! no South, no E ist. and no is a necessary party in said ac­ cassimers, Domestics, I lilts, & etc. Hats Caps,& ect. A special er—to take each other by the seven millions during the West, but labored earnestly tion it is therefore ordered thai SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, line of publication be ma It in the WA­ hand,and look into each oth­ months of July and August; and arduously, to erase sec­ TAUGA DEMOCRAT , a newspaper iii every style, and at starvation ^ fP? ^ ers eyes and renew old asso­ t*a ti t'e\ : the error was correted by the published weekly in the town of L'<W» uri&d ciations one more time while Secretary of the Treasury. tional prejudices by adinin's- Boone, fot six successive weeks, prices. The nicest line of tering the affairs of t! is GROCERIES appearand living. Groceries He explained how the mis­ great Gouenunf^it in thai commanding her toto the com answer or demur Maj. Harper was then in­ take 'probably originated., plaint which will be filled in the troduced and spoke feeling­ and then said tha t the public broad anofpa tmotic spirit oi office of the clerk of the Superio, And Drugs. ly to the old veterans. In debt had decreased, during Jefferson and Jackson. Court of Wntnuga county A EUT.L LINE OF BEST rerering to the old battle those months by nearly twen Does the author say amen within the three first days of to the above? if not, lets sec said term, and let the defen­ rONFECT BINARIES, scarred flag of the 5Sth Regi­ ty one millions of dollars whether so much can be said dant .fake notice that if she to be found in this part of the ment, stating that 9 men President Harrison, is sim­ fails to appear and answer had fallen supporting it, ply having carried out those of the administration of as above required the relief tate. Hardware Cillery, which brought, to the sur- common sense views that lie President Harrison for six therein demanded will be Clothing ever brought to this crockery, \ iving few of the 58th, vivid Expressed before hi selection, months past. "This com­ granted. County, and in fact, every­ GLASS-WARE, J OEB. J ODD.C.S. C. ]( collections of the sufferings of using largly the sin plus to mon sense man" not a single thing kept in a first-class And everything else you w a n t a t country store, can be found man did he select for Ins cab­ and hardships of this old pay the debt:—Reap., Verity. NOTIOE! inet who breathed the whole By virtue of a power oi sale con \V V. and 8. P. Moore's, Blowing here. All I ask is a trial. veteran Regiment. Blowing Rock, Oct., 14. some atmosphere of a South­ tuii'md in a certain mortgage Rock, North C a r o l i n a . Your friend. After Maj. Harper closed deed executed by I>, J. Houck May 29,—12 in. J.P Bobbins. his remarks, Attorney Spain- MR. EDITOR :—The above ern man, no his name was and wife. Mat Houck, of the firm article entitled, "The Public offensive, his heart was not part and .1. B. Miller ol the sec­ F. J. McMiiiion and Son of the hour made some happy re­ Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ and duly signed by marks. Then followed a Debt," is intended it seems, right, he could not take him ond part,,to the receiver of A •!. factures of all kinds of woolen J.F. SPAINHOUR B. Miller, D number of the old soldiers of to cast a blur upon your into those secret eouncilh Civvies. I will proceed to sell at goods, which they will send to ATTORNEY AT LAW. different companies H. A Sands correspondent regard­ which were to breed destruc­ the Court house door, in Boom- your door in exclnnice fo- wool. Boone, N. C. on the 4th day of November '8') Thev also keen a fullline of their Davis spoke of hardships of ing Ins view of the Public tion to American citizenship. the following described tract or goods on hand at Southerlands, Special attention given to ' infantry compared to caval­ debt. Your Sands corres­ Truly, we are glad, his heart parcel of land, lying and being in Ashe Co., N. . Tiny pay the the collection of claimsthe County of Watauga,State of highest price for wool. ry I). C, Dugger, of the 37th pondent fixes the increase was not right. July 4th 89—1 y. President Cleveland, that X. C., adjoining the lands of C. Sept. 11 th. 1889. gave an amusing incident of for the months of July and More iz. John Castle, Mrs. Lipthe men of companies E. and August at seven millions, bold and patriotic exponent pard et al as will more fully ap­ A COMPLETE NEWSPA B., R. H. Farthing spoke (7,000,000) dollars I too, of democratic principles pear by reference to said mort­ PER! with much feeling to the men desire to correct the state­ tried, (as no President has gage which is recorded in book "The Pride of the North aroliA of mortgages pages 400 and na Press." of the 37th, J. II. Brown, I). ment of,your Sands corres- tried since), to eradicate and 41)7. To Satisfy the payment of AN D KNOCKED OUT Do you want to 'aid in buildingpondent in this—the true subdue those partisan pred- certain notes amountingto 82fib J. Farthing and others had up a paper that shall reflect the pleasant remarks about the amount, of the increase, for jjudices which were en gen- and interest and cast. This 3d J. P. I1ENS0X. DARK RIDGE, greatest credit on North ar >!i those months, of the Public j dered by the four long years Oct. 1889. N. C., lia, no matter where it may be part they took in the war. E. F. l.oviLL, Com. seen? Then patronize Capt. Hodges of the 58th debt was seven million ninety of war teaching the people is just receiving a hirgestock Notice ! TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER GENERAL MERCHANDISE also made some remarks of four thousand and three dol they were alike all citizens of Ad mi his tra tor's Sale. A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER lars, (7,094,003, is this eor- this "great ermrtnon wealth On Thursday, the 10th day which will he sold for Cash or Do you want a reliable paper the valor and patriotism of the Confederate soldiers. The rcct? So say the records, claiming rights, liberty and of October, 1889, I will, as country produce at prices giving you all the news of the never before heard of. Give world—a Democratic newspaper Captain's remarks were de­ The above author seems to citizenship under its great the Administrator of the late him a call, that equals the best— lias the livered with much feeling as think this is all error, and constitution and that these \V. H. Edmisten, sell upon apr 2') ly. largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been i part was characteristic of all the has been corrected by the issues were no more; but how the premises, of said estate on the other hand, the pres­ on a credit of (» months,with and factorin thegrowth nddevspeeches—Many of the old Secretary of the Treasury. -B VNNER HOUSE velopment of the Old North ent administration not only note and approval security, men who had stood the The records of that Depart­ St t? Then subscrbe for ignored the personal property which charge of cannons and all ment don't say that it is an having woefully TH WILMIKGTON MESSENGER some of the very best men of has come into my hands as Mrs E, Walch, Proprie < missiles of war for four long error. If an error, why didn't Administrator, aforesaid. Campaign Ilnrtes: years, were filled .to overflow­ he produce those records its own party but looks with The property 1 consists of: Six The "Daily Messenger," by which so elegantly display j suspicion and distrust into head horses, one mule, twelve ing, and tears of sympathy I H H m p '" H "' mail, 4 months on trial, for streamed down their time- their wisdom and integrity {the countenance of the head of cattle, thirty or forty T<)OK P/RK NORTH CAROLINA. |2.00 of his party. If the correc- Southern people: us conclus- hogs, a lot of sheep, and hay. I Good fare, neat rooms, and worn faces. , • p kitchen Capt. W. B. Councill, for- tion was made by the Secre­ ive evidence of the above, I i The .household and o l i t e a t t e n t i o n . 1A 1good feed The weekly " 1 ranscript Mes'nn in senger," (the largest and meily of the Hampton Le- tary of the Treasury is it willask the author, Has not turmtuie o. the deceased, ma an( j jjyery sta': this "common senseadminis- chinery, farnjing^ utensils & connection with the Hotel best paper in the State) 9 • nti • UR'QO r t;11 nrt 11 v/11 vviui i uv> gion, of South Carolina, but] possible he can get no nearer Llliw UIMUIJIVII ouhorauijuuio months on trial for $1.00 W H % F K ACAU. ( the latter part of the war of its false organization than a tpntion" MppoinWl many of Cash in advance. Both , Jur 1 1 f A papers are large Eight-Page the 6th North Carolina mere probability, ia that as the very blackest senegambi tor of W. H. Edmisten. deed.! . , 18 '89 tf. Julysheets. Send Postal ( ard Cavalry, gave an interesting near its false origin asbe can aus to lucrative positions of W. C. NEWLAND, with the address of five per­ get? And so the decrease j trust waiving all question of E.F. L O Y I L L & SON. incident of the first gun sons and receive sample cop­ ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, of twenty one millions dur- competency 7 . And has not ATTORNEY AT LAW, fired from Fort Sumter Boone, N. C. ies of THE MESSENGER. Lenoir, N.C. ing those months was only a j this "common sense adminwhi'-h opened tie- hostilities HI VH Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. July 4th, '89—1 y. betweeu the Northand South poss bility, nud by no means istration gone so far as to June 27. 88 ly. The Grand IXeunion. Worth & Lillard. a.r, f J* A HE? ____ �Jones & Vanca i W, l. BRYAN, Watauga Democrat, town on yesterday morning sissippi. That is strange, is had bean left unsaid.—Swift: i » u Dougherty, Editor. i t° attend th a next session of it not? Well it is,hut never-! We are all of us more or R C Riyers, Publisher. j the Augusta Female Semina- 1 tlieless true. On the* top of less echoes, repeating invol­ ~ ~ ] ry at Stannton Va. Miss Bet i this grand structure of nature ; untarily the virtues, the de­ People of Watauga read this : Entered at the Post Office at tie is one of our best and is a vast scope of land, as tree fects, the movements, and We have in our large store buil­ Still On Hand With A Boone, N.C., as second-class j brightest girls, and we hope less as a. naked rock, but the characters of those a- ding, at the beautiful towtt o Nice line ot mai mattei. her all success. Her brilliant spontaneously covered with mong whom we live.—JoubGENERAL J intelect, and amiable disposi fine grass. On reaching the ert. tion will bespeak for her the summitof this mountain,you Better the chat c » of ship­ Elk Park, North Carolina. love and respect of all. at once fee! that you are in a wreck on a voyage of high pur —Dry weather. /, i .. r istrange place. Tne, verv air posy, than expend life in pad lately shipped a full line of goods Consisting, in part, of Boots', —Gen. and Mrs. Leven... ' , —Yery cool nights. - Shoes, , ihave ,been with us seems so light, and rariued dliug hither and thither onn of every kind, usually kept in a v. „ , , thorpe, who ,, , first-class store, which we will Dress Goods, —Local news scarce. ..! for near two years, have now that you can hardly stand. shallow stream to no pur­ sell for nothing but the Notions, Patronize yout homo pa- left for Caldwell countv where bat this is soon forgotten.: pose htail,—Miss Sedgwick. Hardware, ' , • , +i , per. they wul spendi' the winter. with the transporting view ' Tinware, with which you are surround A—stands for action which —Prof. (Spainhour and farn The General is in very bad Groceries, eu Looking lorth. we see makes business mcve; SPOT CASH. il.v are off on a visit to Mo­ health, but we hope that lie Coffees, will speedily recover. They the grand old historic Stat'* I)—for the Dash which never ravian Falls. 8uga rs, of Virginia. In looking over gets in a groove; We will give you bargains that —For a good suit of clothes leave many warm friends this vast extension of hill audi V—stands tor Vim which e're can not be surpassed in the state. Tea, call on H. C. Martin & Co., here, who w'll anxiously a- vale, we are carried back to j Rice, leads to success; Our stock consists of a well se­ wait their return in the Blowing Rock, N. C. the time when a few sturdy j E—stands for Energy which lected stock ot Cigars, spring. Englishmen were settled at Cigarettes, & etc. —Mr. Lenoir Jones died at all hustles possess; —The name of the new Meth­ Jamestown, the only white R—stands for. Reason to his home, on Meat Camp, of odist preacher, assigned us inhabitants tof this lovely A-j which good sense yields; consumption, Oct. 13th. by the last Conference, is Rev. merh a. up through the Revo T—stands for Type which Drugs & Medicines 9RYG00M —For cigars, cigarettes, /J. A. L. Perkins.—Rev. J. J. lution to Washington, thej the world's sceptre wields; tobaccoes and any thing else Henly, formerly of this cir­ first President, and to his In good variety. Also take 1—stands for Industry h.-.nd you need call on our reliable cuit, goes to the Old town cir­ grave at Mt. Vernon. Then j made of thrift; all kinds of merchant, W. L. Bryan. cuit Ya.—Rev. D. Y. York, of turning to the West, we see S—stands for S.de thatdou'r Groceries, Hardware, Queensware. Glassw are & etc. Cutlery, —Mr, Stephens informs us the Taylorsville circuit has the long extended State of' come as a gift; been assigned to the Eliza- Tenn—changed greatly in ap I—stands 'or Dic/o'e ice mans both pocket ;an i table, Scythes that he will complete the And snaths, butts and screws, brick work of the new jail bethton work Tenn.-Thom- pearncesince it was theStntej greatest curses; cross-cut and hand saws, all of as Eskridge, who joined Con­ of Erankland, paying itsoffi-j N—for Nothingialazy-bone's this week. which will be s'dd ference at the last session, eers in furskins. But grand­ purse; —Look out for H. C. Marwas stationed at Rodgers- er still is the panoramic view G—stands for Gold which m tain & Co's new ' Yd' next ville Tenn. To Tom we ten­ of North Carolina. Here, in j you all want to get; week, which came in too late der our best wishes.—Dr. solemn grandeur lies the old P—stands for Patience which for insertion in this issue. Remarkably Price, the deep and talented "Tar Heel"' state; dear to the IIERB8, bids you not fret; —Advertise and let the peo Elder of this Dist.. was trans hearts of thousands of patri­ pie know what your busi­ ferred to the Jefferson Dist., otic sons that love the ever A—for advice that you keep out of debt; ness is, if you have any, if Va. Verily he is a good and dear name of North Caroli­ Y—stands for You, whom And country produce in ex­ you hav'n't any advertise great man.-Our Presiding - El na. LOW. change for goods. Gents' fur­ thus 1 advise; for business. der, we understand, is Rev. As we view this lov\y land, S—for Success; if you but ADnishing goods, such as, dress —Our esteemed young Mr. Hix. of mountain, hill and dale, VEUTISE.—lire va rd (A'. shirts, (both laundried and we think back over the blood ( . ) V o i c e . townsman, B.J. Councill, .Jr. unlaundried.) Collars, Cuffs, MARRIED stained pages of history", and has gone to Virginia where We havo a tremendioue stock o Slips, and in fact, almost A intends to buy stock, for' Thursday, Oct., the 10th, at see what our fore-fathers sui 'j anything needed in that line. 5 o'clock P. M , in the parlor fered to wrest this fairy land he southern markets. GSRSHOES ! SHOES !°®81 —Dr. Councill and wife, of the Bryan Hotel, Mr. J. from a savage mje,and from I 1 f I with Miss Sallie and J. D. Lee Hayes to Miss Rebecca Britain's iron grasp, audi ft ft IS ft X ft It Councill left town yesterday Coffey, daughter of Patter­ make it what it is today. £ g9 Mb morning for Salisbury. N. C. son Coffey, of Blowing Rock. Here weseenumbers of irtoun After the ceremony, which tain ranges, ranges of hills, Ready-Made Having We wish them a successful S H O E S ! to 25 dollarsClothing from 8 was performed by the Rev. I and successions of valleys, just moved into their new, S H O H S per suit. "We -trip and a safe return. W. Thomas in an unusually with New River ever wending hu'ge, and commodious handle only first class goods, —The wedding bells will solemn and impressive man­ its way through the lovliest and will guarantee prices as Store House, soon awake the' sleeping ech­ ner, a pleasant, though qui­ land that imagination ever iow as any other merchant oes in our quiet little town et reception was given by pictured, or rhetoric ever de­ Are now prepared to offer to SHOES PES who handles the same grade again, and Boone will be mi­ Mrs. Bryan, who is an Aunt scribed, hastening on to the public some rare bargains JStr-SHOES! of goods. nus a noble son and fair of the groom, and the re­ pluge into the dark waters of in the way of Dry Goods Groceries, Hats, daughter. mainder of the evening was the Gulf. But the time would Ca ps, —The winds have been blow made merry by the number fad ine, to tell of all the beau­ We can give yon shoes in any ing here for the past three of young people who gath­ ties of this fairy land. While BOOTS, SHOES, AND A quantity, size or quality. We days, and on Monday was ered in to offer congratula­ this particular point presents General line of Hardware. Ag- can tir you up in foot-ware irom pretty heavily tinctured with tions and best wishes to the this lov!y view, there are oth ricfiltuial Impliments, Oils a 75 ct. brog-an to the finest $3 snow. Just a gentle four- undeniably happy couple. er places of no less beauty. Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold Goods at almost your own I run in connection taste of what winter is to be. The bride was becomingly For instance, the Elk Knob, Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro­ ill W. N. C. We carry a full and price. with my other business, a attired in a dress of sheer Grandfather, Fairview, etc., ceries, • Crockery, Gl asware, complete stock of —As Rev. I. IF. Thomas and family have been off on muslin. MissAddie Sudreth but they must be seen to be a visit to Ashe county this with Mr. McClelland were the appreciated. Why pine for Messers. V/ill the far famed Alps, or the week, tbereadeis of the DEM- attendants. Htel And Reed 1 ocitax will have to 'excuse Lovill and T. Fin Coffey fur­ snow-cl; d Hymalayas, or the him for not filling" his column nished music for the occas­ peaks of the Rockies, when And many other articles too ion, and we must say that our own dear Watauga, this tedious to mention oil of in this issue. these young men excelled pleasant land of the sky, pre which ha ve been selected with fi^Send a nickle to the themselves and made the sents such beauties and are care, and bought at CLOTHING. lobe, Durham N. C., and get old as well as the young are here at home. Yes, ah PRICES. Ap.y of the handsom eight keep time by an occasional honor to this fairy land, 'the BED Come and examine for yourself. ;e Weekly, containing a movement of the foot. land of the sky.' Our Stock of Notions, La die s We can suit you in any style, size which we think is equal to report of Ram Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Hayes re­ Will H. McGuire Dress Goods, Cassitneres and or color. Nothing but first-class any in the" county, and we tings, with many of his o turned to Mowing Rock Fri­ ElkX Roads, Oct 12, '89. Prints are complete. goods handled in this line, and guarantee our prices as low lal and witty sayings. day evening and will occupy a Our motto is "quick sales. satisfaction guaranteed. Mr. Ras'Moret.z, of Meat part of the Blowing Rock- PEARLS OF THOUGHT. and short profits" to all those We have bought onr goods in as any in the p, was in town Tuesday, Hotel this winter. that will give us a trial we'll the lowest markets. We have s looking for a school, Lee has many friends in This world belongs to the guarantee that you tea veour s.uch goods as the people^ want, store wit.li a smile all over need and will have- W e sell tor w hope he may succeed, Boone who congratulate him energetic.—Emerson. COUNTY. your when you cash, therefore will not be he is a worthy young on having won for himself Our deeds determine us, as come face, and are satisfied otice. we ian, and it is said that he is such a worthy companion much as we determine our you will come again. Rest Also furnish transportation to fine teacher. as Miss Coffey, and that deeds.—George Elliott. assured of the fact that we panties wanting the same with a As we go to press, the sad they live a happy and sue I think it is best not to dispute will not be UNDERSOLD. safe driver and with as good a Aws reaches us of the death cessful life, is the record that where there is no probability Thanking the people for turnout as can be found in the their liberal patronage, and jpf-Maj. H. Vaughn, of Spar­ we all trust will follow them. of convincing.—Whitfield. county. For the next hoping, by fair dealings, to ta, Alleghany county. He has Look up, and not down, merit a WATAUGA SCENERY. been aNsufferer for a number Call and price our goods before look forward and not back, of years\ To the bereaved look out and notin, and lend C O N T I N U E N C E o i buying elsewhere. we extend our deepestsympa For the DEMOCRAT. 1^,Watch this column next. the same. There beingno news of in­ a hand.—E. E. Hale. ;hy. v It is one of the precious H e are verv Respectful yours, weeK for a more complete list terest in this section, at pres­ ' Shell & Mast. of our bargains. ? —Master' Councill Boyden ent, I wish to say a few words mysteries of sorrow, that it Mast N. 0. dio has b<yn spending the about some of the scenery of finds a solace in unselfish We will make special prices, for 6mo.—May the 8th. unimer in Boone, has return Watauga. Step with me, if though.—Garfiield. Respectfully, .•ash, on all goods. Returning |d to his home in Salisbury. you please, to Bald Mount­ He who can not forgive oth our thanks for past patronage ,,G. G. EAVES. Cr office was brightened by ain, and view some of the ers, breaks the bridge over F. MORPHEW, we will, as heretofore, still c< nMorphew & Eaves, a visit irom him and "Aun­ beauties of this highly favor­ which he himself must pass. t inue to furnish you good go ids tie" a few evenings before h<: ed land. After wending our —George Herbert. and at as low prices as c in bo A TTO R N EYS-AT -L AW , ' left to tell us 'by/ Our best way up a steep mountain One of the best rules in coil J o n e s & Vance, found. AND Truly, youin,. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, wishes go with the sweet ba- road for a mile a rid a half, we versa tion is, never to say a MARION.- NORTH ^CAROLINA. by boy. W. L Bryan. find ourselves in one - of the fi­ thing which any of the corn- Offce on Main Street over D v.g Co a. July 18 '891 y. Store. July 18 89 1 y. 1 —Miss Rot tie Coffey left nest prairies east of the Mis- pany could reasonably wish JOCALS. ROOTS LOCK JUSTIN For Gash, Yen Dsn Revs Ready-Made ClothING, Rea j Ma a STABLE, ROOK Undersold, 60 DAYS �laying around loose, he is with good security for defer- R ICHMOND & D ANVILLE R. R. C O. sure to git both feet into it. j ed payments- Title retained Western N. C. Divission. GRAND DISPLAY 1 He who allwuss smells 'till purchase money paid.! Asheville, N. C.June 27 '89. Railey, of Mecklenburg, tells the following anecdote trouble iz sure, by and by, to This is a fine opportunitj" to P ASSENGER T RAIN S CHEDULE to purchase of General Poindexter and find iL—Josh Billings hi N. itel at onea well-equipped ho- take effect Juno 24. '83. of the most popular S TATIONS. |read j west Bound. Gov. Graham in the Char­ Y. Weekly. WillW, Holselaw, Vilas, N. C. Summer resorts in the State. |down |NO50| NO 52. lotte News. Poindexter the NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Boston i,v. 17 p m. 830 am Wm. R. Lovill, -o" 1215ni. 430pin Commissioner. New York S o l i c i t o r , w a s f a m i l i a r l y I hereby give notice according Philadelphia " 720 am G57pm •Just w'd. 1000 yds. Alamance , at 6% cts. 1000heavy _o— to law that the Code of North known as Poins. 5)4 a in 10 42 pm sheeting, 7% cts. 200 yds calico, 6. 7, 7% and 8% cts. per yd. At the same time and Baltimore Carolina and acts amendatory Poins was prosecuting a man Washington 11 001124 1 5 50 p ni 510am Worsted, all yarn, 10. 12V, r<> 18 cts per yard. Cashmere, chburg "Ie 850 " 805 " double width, 18 to 40 cts. .Valine, 10 to12 cts, Dress ging­ ehmond 310 " 2 30 hams, 8, 10, 11 ar,d 12 < ts. per yard. Dress Flannel, 42 ni­ 941 " 50 1 ches, 50 cts ; worth 75. Lindsey, 18 to 25 cts. \\ bite and Gov. Grahamt [the Gover- The business proposed is to! consists of household" and Wilmington 9 00a m was exceediii"1 v di»rii- C<1'1!.,;IIC| transact and carry on in pjtchen furniture such as is Morehead "537am red opera flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10 0,1 * T? w v .branches the btmniem of. neceasary for a first class ho- ooldsboro " 240 p in 8 1 0 a m fied, and John W. Is or wood exploring, working and aiming , . Admin- italemh H " 5 00 " 14 said of him that he could!gold, silver, copper, lend andt£1. .LI5. HAigiaxe Admin Raiei^n 312 SHOES, SHOES ! BOOTS, SHOES, SHOES ! " 604 " Hargrove, ourhain , • other minerals,and to vend smelt ', 1 'L\ 950am Ladies' Polkas, 75 cts. Button, $l,2o, to $1,85. Mens Greensboro " 1045 " make moie icput.ition in tan^ reduce such mineral ores, to,bept. 11th. '89 Salisbury av 12 21 night l 1 1 If ' brogans, $1.25, to $1,00. Boots, $1,50 to $4. ( hildrens "calling out" a defendant oil j build and contract for the lmildii25 " button slioes, 40 cts., and up. Millenery, Milleuery ! You a case than he could by a I iug of bridges and a dam, and -nn_i_ •nrt4.ff,Tn ftf T qc,* j Salisbury LV 12 45 e-irefnPv nrenared sneech inlKaid corporation may buy, sell Rock BU110I11 111 lidbl. gtatesville.Ar 151am 1212noon lUJUK Bottom At Last. t ], t j ie |; Jt est styles and colors, in trimmed and untdielul j piepaieu &peecn , .Uld dea] 1U goods. wares and) J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C., Newton "2 53 deal in goods, and j J. C. JONES, N. C.. 12 5o pm * trimmed hats, with trimming to match,RIBBONS, FLO\\an ejectment case. 114 pm. ... laudise, and carry and enconstantly on hand and Hickory " 320 " Graham arose, for even a I gage in the mercantile business will sell at bottom prices for cash eonley spring 343 •' I 29 P M EUS, FEATHERS; SA TiNES, VELVATINES, & C Hats simple motion, in the Coun-|ia a:! it« branches and shall have or country produce, Boots, Shoes j Morgauton Ar4j2 " 2 0 p 111 trimmed 35 cents and up; Trimmed $1.00 and up. ' , ... . . I power of leasing holding selling 507 249 p 111 line of j Marion Youiv anxious to please, ty Court, the presiding justi- 1 ail(1 conveying real estate at Hats, api . A special j Hound Knob' 605 3 27 p 111 LADIES HATS WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ces seemed to dink down, I pleasure, the power to make and Hardware, Groceries. 646 4 00 p 111 i alack Mt. ' I Asheville ' 7 28 4 31 p m the deaf crier was on the qui I issue ho,!,lH of their indebtedness so crented and to secjire the READY MADE CLOTHING A y0t springs " 5J 15 ' 6 1 0 p in vive, and the bystanders, no same by mortgage on its proper­ SPECIALTY'. Morristown " 11 10 7 30 p m LOCKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM1! matter what he said, when ty oiv otherwise. That said cor­ keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, KiioxyiPe 1245' •s 50 p m Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. I -JO a in he said it would nudge each poration shall have power and a full line of every thing kept in a Louisville authority to construct and equip flrst-class country store can be j Cincinnati 1 i 55 a in All kinds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. other with a "Jewhilikens, witii rolling and other stock, op- oun(j llere (jive him a call, 1 Chicago 6 55 p in Laws s from 6 to lOcts. Mhns wool hats 25 to $1. Fur don't that beat all? '] crate a turn pike, tram-way. or 8 00 p in iiats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, st. Lewis Gov. Graham to witness- rail-road from its mines in Wa-f : Chattanooga " 5 20 pm to plninSyChisels, ;aws,hammers, binges, Aetc. &et.e. &etc. Well, sir, the accident oc­ tauga county North Carolina, vi- j Nashville 12 00 night points on any railroad in the Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless curred in a barn did it not?" cinity; and shall have the power (5 20 a m. Memphis to do all other things for the aeWitness—Yaas, sur. NO. IS- variety, and ns cheep as can be found in county. complishment of these purposes 8 2-"> a in Asheville LV Gov. Graham—Were not conveyed upon corporations by 1R0CERIEC /ft R0CERI EC flROCERIEC waynesville Ar 1053 am "ROGER! i JUOCERilAty the planks laid down loose ehapter 49 of the code. *riGCERi Charleston " 3 05 pm That said corporation shall upon the sleepers? 5 4s p m Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices., Jarre its " ha ve power and authority to is­ >ad East Bound Large lot of shoes i,i latest styles. Boots at. prime cost Witness—Yaas, sur. Y V. V* IV sue pi in ted orders on their store­ VV«> up No 51 | NO 3 Gov. Graham—Now, sir, I keeper, to be signed by one of Arxays on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at 1 r 3 00 j> in | 9 0" pm lost on ask you, if, in the course of the officers of the corporation tory prices. J e a n s and Cassimers at factory prices, Tin] New York " 6u a in 1 141) the scuffle the prospeutors ear a id to be used in payment, only lot o Philadelphia " 3 hi) a ni | 1021 ai in ware at almost nothing. A\ o also have of other S 25 a ill n i]tinu>re ' 9r p m might not have got between at labor.anil due byindebtedness, the works said corpo­ washingtou ' 7 3 p in 7 o" ill the planks of the floor and ration. LyiK-hburg 1 1:'4( noon 1210 ©ATEItSON fACTOR\ T MOTOR ^ATERSON by the planks coming to­ The capital stock of said incor­ Our stock of goods is now Danville " 947 a m 1200 * ATE RSI )N i ACTOR K P ACTOR $100,000, * ATLIUSON gether suddenly have been poration shall he shares with di­ 5 "(i o 111 Richmond " 33C p m vided into 2000 a pinched off? neidsville " 9 02 a in par values of $50.00, each, with 94: P III Yarn at d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool <j Witness- -(After scratching the privilege of increasing said Wilmington ' 740 cash. 't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, ft capital to $500,000 on a vote of his head for a good while). a majority of the stock holders Morehead " 11 o( pm we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale Well, Governor, it mout and said stock shall be issued as In all departments, consist- Goldsboro " 4 11) p in 1145 a m bottom prices at JPhillips & Son, then agin it moutent. Be­ • 'full paid stock" and shall be! naleigh " 1 55 pm 6 55 a in Sugar Grove N. C| May 15 6 mo. Durham " 12 35 p m 4 30 a in ing turned back to old Poins personal property and transferor iug of ble. The principal office of the P)RY - - GOODS, Greensboro ' ' 8 "0 a in s 40 p in for re-direct. corporation shall be at the mines Salisbury L v 6 '27 a in 7 i5 P M Poins—(Looking at wit­ or works in Watauga but the NOTIONS, saulisbury Ar 437am 6 5-'p 11: SEWING MACHINES ness most seriously from un­ directors shall have authority to statesville LV 3 30am 5 50pm establish such offices at such der his pent brows and shift­ other places, in other states for HARD - -- - — 'WARE, Newton " 2 20 am 5 12 p m -ANDing his quid,) I ask you un­ the selling of their products, con­ Hickory " 156 a m 4 53 p m OKGANS GROCERIES, connlly spring 130 a m 437 p in der the solemn oath you ducting their tinanancial business and selling and -GOODS, Morgauton " 1 01 a m 4 14 p ni have taken, if the prosecutor stockfor said corporaltransfering CANNED Marion " 12 0! night 3 36 p m of ion and for might not have bit off his the convenience of the holders of Round Knob " 1110 pm 2 35 p m T h i s handsome 4 Drawer Sow- Iff! CLOTHING, Black Mt. " 1034pm 200 p in nig Machine with lull set of at the stock as they may deem best own ear? HATS, - - - - S H O E S , Asheville 9 55 pm i interests of corpora­ Witness—(After more and for theThe durationthethe corpo­ GENTS' FURNISHING Goods, not springs " s50 p m 11 25 p m tnchmciits and 40 am " tion. of OV . intense scratching and con­ rate existence shall be for a peri­ and almost anytiiing kept in Morristown "430 pm s 35 a m live years guarantee from Knoxville "305 pm 7 15 a in Til E MA N LEA CTL siderable shifting of his feet od not over sixty years. a first-class store. tor E IGHTEEN D OLLARS cash. and spitting of cotton, the The owners of stock in this cor­ 8 05 P TV. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines Louisville poration shall not be individual­ 3 15 p HI Cincinnati sweat raining down his fore­ ly liable for any contract indebt­ Remember That We Chicago 8 15 a m head) General Poindexter, edness nor liability of any kind 7 20 am whatsoever of said corporation. St. LOUIS he mout—(Pausing)and then Joe B. T ODD, C. 8. C. B ILL NOT agin he moutent. any house in Kr.ox ville. 20 years experience in"this busi­ October 7th 1889. Notice ! Note—This are—exquisite Having qualified as the Ad n e s s . r i t e a t o n c e f o r c i r c u l a r s a n d p r i c e s . N e e d l e s a i d NOTICE! index of genius—of turning mznistrator of the late Peter parts for all Leading Machines. evidence is entirely lost to By virtue of power of sale con­ tained in acontained in a certain Townsend, deceased, notice is RANGE, KN0XVIL1 the present generation of mortgage deed, executed by Undersold, by anybody, on hereby given to all persons Tenner s.e, lawyers, if I may except that James C. Miller and wife Martha indebted to said Peter TownMiller, of the first part, And Geo. same quality of gooc/s. model nisi prius lawyer, Tom Lowra uce of the second part. I Highest market price paid send, to come forward and Fuller. will proceed to sell the following make immediate settlement, described tract or parcel of land for all kinds of produce' The Suspisbous Man. and all persons ha ving clai ms Don't forget to see us be­ SUBSCRIBE TO THE lying and being in the County of against said estate, will pres­ Watauga, and State of North fore purchasing. Thare are people in this Carolina, odjoining the lands of ent the same duly authenti­ Very Respectfully, and world whoze only wisdom Johial Eggars, Austin Miller fully DEKQCRAt cated within 12 months from L. C. Miller, which will more konsists in suspekting every­ appear by refference to said H. C. MARTIN & Co. the date hereof or this notice mortgage which is recorded in thing. will be pleaded in bar of their Wherever they happen to book B, of mortgages, pages recovery. Sept 6th 1889. Order of Publication. You the ens! Most Reliable Nei 564. To be, they all ways sm 41 nice; 563 andof a certainsatisfy the .Jno. 6. Townsend Adminis­ payment debt of $2- N ORTH C AROLINA, (Superior and they nev r swallow an 00 and interest on same, at the W ATAUGA C OUNTY ,/Court. trator of Peter Townsend, oyster from the half shell, court house door in Boone, N. C. K. Sigman W. E. Sigman. dee'd. on without wondering if it want andthe 2nd monday in Nov., '89. P.It appearing vs the court u on all costs andeXpences accrue to a bad one. iug by virtue of such sale. This affidavit that M. Sigman defen­ Administrator's Notice ! If they hear a person Sept. the 3rd '86. AY. R. Lovill dant in the above entitled cause, State of N. C. / plffs. Attorney is a non-resident of this state and praized for his virtew and cannot after due diligence he Watauga Co. [ morality, there iz no mis­ Valuable Hotel Proper- found and that the plaintiff has Having qualified take about it. begun an action in the Superior as the administrator of W. - F O R S A L E . court for a divorce and that she H. Edmisten deceased, notice Theze kind ov people often T Y possess menney of the vir- By virtue of a decree of the is a necessary party in said ac­ is hereby given to all persons tion it is therefore ordered that tews; but, az a general rule, Superior Court of watauga publication be made in the AA'A- who are indebted to said eshe who suspekts everyboddy Co. made in the ease of L. D. TAUGA D EMOCRAT, a newspaper Q-AFE to come forward and published weekly in the town of 1 else haz but little faith in Hargave and others Boone, fol six successive weeks, make prompt settlement,and ADVERTISE LS THE DEMOCRAT F YCtL himself, and wants the klus- the undersigned as Commis­ commanding her to appearand all persons having claims asest kind ov watching. sioner oppointed by said answer or demur to the com­ gainst said estate, are noti­ I think I would rather be Court will sell at Blowing plaint which will he filled in the fied to prt-sent them to the want it to reach office of the clerk of the Superior swindled every now and then Bock N. C. on Wednesday the Court of Watauga county undersigned, on or before the than to loze faith in every­ 16th day of October, 1889, within the three first daj's of 12th day of September, 18thing. THE PEOPL on the premises 2 lotsorpar- said term, and let the defen- 90, for settlement, or this no dant fake notice that if,she tice will be placed in barr of p The suspishous man is a sel of land known as the Hartads to appear and answer T,,* c grate sufferer, but he inauu- grave Hotel property—at as above required the relief | ,, . ' ( Q ; ..* -' Sept. fakturs most ov hizown mis­ public outcry to the highest therein demanded will be!R' 1 - 1889. ery; his grate mistVirtin iz, bidder—Terms % cash % in 6 granted. j A. S. Edmisten, Ac/ministraPUKJK $1 PEll YEAR. IN ADVANCE. JOE B. 1 ODD, C. 8. C. tor of W. H. Edmisten. that ii' thare iz ennj disaster j and % in twe/ve months, bond He Mout and He Moun't. Of New Goods, Jost Received fend Opened Up By WE LEAD, WHILE O COMPLETE Don Oipns far less Gosli than S. Want \ Latest � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 16 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_1017_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 17, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-10-17 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/a6a7ae6076929f21bf4d248c45ac9b6f.pdf 66489e4962925bed43af83ef4c54790c PDF Text Text VOL 2 BOONE, WATALGA V O \ XTY, \ « u •« * • \ Turns!) VY, i)i TO LEW 81. XO.iT corps of assistants will got that amount lie mu t sup much injury. One oi" the very aapos-ng evidence of 'and Sir Charles Lyle start! 0 to work by the first day of;port a family biro a hand to passengers described it as November. As the clown work the road from li ve to bf 'ina,- ;:n exciting- occasion- nis prosperity, but the na- the word by ann-nun-ii • tion would be better off if that hairy frozen elephan s said: "We must have a rail- twenty days it; a ye.uxor On and on, till ,ve rem led each one of (>0,000.000 peo- were found wedged among read!" Then, won't Linvill pay a fine of $1.00 ipar da v. Minnea oli.-s, a I arm 1 aid I). B. DOUGHERTY, E DITOR. pi" aa<l a dollar in his pock- the Siberian icebergs. ut loom lip? Yes sir! and it for all the days he IliLSXveS OH »rospero!is .—i-o..:, phrre there we et and put it into tiie other, scarcely anybody " knows R. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. the road. will boom too. ( ' ars '' 1n(1 t( >ok the hut thai doesn't make the 'hatthroughout Alaska are Mr. Afulgindias burned two I don't know , . 1h SUBSCRIPTION RATES. kilns of br.ck, and is now at Methodist Ministt-j-s mi' p.iiil fifV'TG ''"""""J nn - v t copyl year . . . . . . . . . 8 1 work on a third one And lint very it is a hard field tot tt mtl t A' tlZ'*, ' "'" t0 ! ho,ISi ""$ o f , '»n^toUo„«. 50c. the demand is not half sup- a Baptist Preacher. 1 " G months.... Now it ; m<1;!, v ir -„| r ] " ii ' •' 'loin 0m 1 man and <>u can dig them out ami ] " 3 months... 35c. plied § that .V Bight, , w W they 1 !vp ] t tto another but the hnd then, on thesurface an vwhere tI,< W give it " another, but the mav be ,, . some our , .i ! hreth ' P ,HfU * • ."ay be tliat sopie oui intM ii-aviwvnniu- to liavecne ,a-o„, piocess does not , , ^ some our l>reth-j were going p, l,,,,-,,,.,,,. of tin a.. .,. bless the .. v here I saw hundred.• . T , ffl r A DYEIITISIXG RATES. 1 he post-office has been re- rei, who spend halt the.r tuiielgr.-mdwt p] 0( . esH j ()lls that man it is taken from. them, possibly, on my fast PVP! , been 75c. moved to Moore & Coffey's loafing and hanging about [ iiU ] ever |, Peil in the t'ity, x inch 1 week trip, and 1 am now anxious­ $1.75. new store Carolina Avenue, fctores will "kick" when they [ " 1 month : representing the V e i 1 e d ®a ly trying to get up there to •?-A and "El." Coffey is assistant ; rend this but if they display A Novel Campaign. Prophets, gte. There Were $5, 1 " 6 complete my investigations. no more energy in their so many people, we cou-fi postmaster. J. 8. W. "kicking" than they do in scarcely get to the depot. Henry A.Cook, of Leom­ So thick are the elephant re­ October 24th 1889. 1 column 1 week.... $9 — — working for their families. There we made another inster, Mass.. is at present mains that the native In­ dians, on finding them bur­ $13.50 a " 1 month.. EDITOR DEMOCRAT :—Per- th ar country, and their God. i hnngx 1 and took theChirago conducting a novel cam­ 1 " 3 " ... $25 ied partially in the ground, 1 " C " ... $37.50 haps a few dots fi om thiacor- nobody wili be hurt . Yours Bridge Tunnel, and pushed paign to get himself nomi­ decided that were some kind $50 nerot'our County will not be against two'niany crooked ahead for Cincinnati i, the nated a candidate for the 1 " 1 year oi great mole that burrows uninteresting to your many I roads and loafers. J. population of which is 260,- next State legislature. He in the soil. This is the story readers. • Zionville, N. Oct.. 22, '89. 000. From Cincinnati, we wants to go the legislature WATAUGA. given me. I collected a lot Well, the goo d citizens of took the Quean and Cresent and has put a card m the of remains. The collecting I love the land of mv birth, For The Democrat. this corner ha ve commenced route to Keathly. and on thej local papei*, hired a hall and of elephant tusks every sum­ I love it for its golden worth. , placed himself in for t he nom­ love Watauga, my native land, to build, dig and make the Will you please publish in way we went through 23; ination before a convention mer is a regular business in love her charms on every hand, "Accommodation Road" au­ tunnels and over a bridge 1 Siberia, just over /fehring 'ove her gentle sloping hills, thorized by our County Au­ your newsy journal, our trip 28.) feet high. Gracious." o« enthusiastic fellow citizens. Sea. We have just as many . >ve her babbling brooks and He said had thorities. Said road has two from Washington, back to ow curious it made us feel, f""?;,''" that he l,m » been !l | f them on the Alaska side ills. u**" 0 the "Old North State.' her valleys and mountains begiiiings—one is near the he "hanged again at Kent!)'' " ' ' '' V ,' . as they ever had in Siberia, residence of the widow Chris­ There were three of us to ly taking the E. Term. Vu., S,i,W ' V,m,n , Ages ago great herds of ele­ ..'g up to kiss the sky. tiana Wilson, and the other wit: Charley Mast, William •i Ga. R. R., passing through chairniaker, a eombmaker we her fields of golden grain, phants roamed over these carpenter, a blacksmith, >'e her forests in living green, isncavJeremiah Green's. And Wilson and the wri ter. Knoxvlile to Johnson City chores. Perhaps they exis­ manufacturer, a gambler, a ve her rapid flowing waters. he ends of said roads are Harvest now being over, wh.ere the 3 G. Co., - is ted down to a comparative­ mi!dxp her mat rons and her thiei, a large real estate in the middle. It is named we made preparations to ng a railroad. ly recent date, too, for. the '•vnghters. H e her j>eople true and kind, the "Accommodation Road" leave Washington, which From Johnson City we dealer, a lawyer, a detective hairy bodies and well -pre­ has now become a state, and - people you can find, because it winds around and took the narrow gauge to and that, his present occupa- served bones were evidences the countries east and we had the pleasure of vot up and down the valley's Elk Bark, and from there we sion was seeking the office of of that." 4, nig the Democratic ticket be my native land the best. and the ridges, to visit the hit the grit for "home sweet representative. The humor fore we left. Will you let us h our spring with her buds citizens houses of this sec­ home," on Saturday night and.frankness of the wouldj flowers, give a little of our history i | Oct., the hapf|'"st hoys "on be legislator made him hosts Razors on a Circus Train. e our summer with her gen- tion. Those citizens have while in Washington y* of friends and he is now sun 1 top of the green earth." good farms and houses, but showers. During harvest we got returned like the ProdignK ul ^nomination. Capt. Beery had a rough Ate our autumn with his gol­ unfortnnately they have nev­ from $1.50 to $2.00 per da v. time on ID'S Carolina Central den grain, er had time or public spirit ... • ,, , ' i son enough of Washington A Curious Clock. our winter with his snow train which left Charlotte 011 enough to build roads to borne will ansae;*, isn t that \ feeling that the trip benefit­ mid rain. the night of the circus. The their own doors and now good wages? It is good wa­ ted us a thousand dollars. M. C. H. One of the most Curious Wilminton Star saysi- that ges? It is good wages, buttheir neighbors are called Dear reader, i would not clocks ever made will soon be "the train had on board a LINVILLE LETTER. from their farms and public dear reader, let me tell you advise any one to go West finished. A bronze figure mixed crowd of whites and how we got $2.00 per day: roads that need work, badly, or stay; but please don't EDITOR DEMOCRAT:—W e to build a road that will not It was working from day­ l i s t e n t o T . S . P a t t y , o r a n y four or five fees®, tall, and blacks n 11111 heri11 g abou1350, now have three saw mills un­ benefit the public only as it light till dark, makingabout other rail rod agent; for it is alone worth $700, grasps a returning to their homes der full headway—A. S. benefits the citizens of thisr our1f ' en l lol]I ' ,N <>nd then go the way they make their rod which runs through a |from a visit to Charlotte to t° bed and sleep out on the good money by get ting the !iol!ow brass globe, nearly see thecircus which exhibited i **rch has two northwest of settlement the post-office, and G. H. How is it, that the Old ground and view the tymk- 'people to leave the "Land of eight inches in dift meter. at that place on Tuesday, Weld one directly south of it. North State is two poor to !ing stars and rise at morn­ the Skies," and the land The globe is engraved with Many of them were under meridians and the parrallels the influence of liquor, and The three are not more than build, and keep up her public ing and brush of the frost. they love, to go We: t and the various countries of before the train had pulled They have irostevery month half a mile apart. O. M. Mast. roads without robbing her A. 8. Church is putting up pulpits to do it? Every in the year. I will not go Sugar Grove, N.C.Oct.14 '89. J the tarth. The oceans will out'Gapt. Beery, the conduc­ be coiored with tiie various tor, was obliged to have six a dwelling house close to his minister of the gospel must further, but if anybody hues. All the chief cities of of the most disorderly ar­ The Democratic Ide; wants to know more Wash., saw mills. walk down from his pulpit world are laid down. Over rested. Trbuble broke out T. F. Parker is putting up and shoulder bis mattock, let them call on us at Sugar the bronze figure's head is afresh after the train was a The difference between the a second double tenement and march sometimes from Grove, N. C. So, on the 3<i cf Oct., we Democratic and Republican suspended a pla te glass disc, few miles from Charlotte and house on Ruffin street. three to five miles and work W. Aldridge has his large all day under an overseer, went to Garfield and bought parties on the question or which is a dial for indicating a. general melee ensued, in None of the which several of the parties livery stable nelosed on the who has fifty per cent of mus­ our ticket which costs $57.- taxation is not a difference local time. sides and ends and will soon cle and one per cent of brain. 50 to Bristol, Tenn. The between 47 and 40 percent, machinery appears, It is received severe cuts with hidden within the globe razors. next morning being Friday which is a mere matter of 0 • the roof. If the Minister does not lea ve we took the train at Belmont detail, nor a question be- and in a little pill-box affair One of the wounded was a a ' Shope has moved her his Bible or his Pulpit he pafry dwelling on an ad- must pay a fine, according to on the N. P. R. II. for" Home tween a prohibit dry tariff an j behind the glass dial. The woman, who was slashed on oneside and free Ira'deon the globe is the ball of the pen- one her arms; the others* sweet home." fu^loton Linville Aven- the laws of our State. What happy boys! We other, which is a mere acade­ duiem. It swings back and were men. The fighting was met jn another story and Some say "let the preacher rigi's a respectable two- work the road, he is no bet­ reached Spokane Falls at mic discussion. of no interest forth, and at the same time confined to the negroes who 10:30 o'clock, and had to to practical men. But is a revolves. A stationary belt slashed each other to their — .bitation. ter than I am and 1 have to lay over till 12:40 p. m. difference that lies at the about the globe's equator own satisfaction. Capt. Can -ehie is driving away work it." That is true per­ We amused ourselves while root of all government, a bears the the figures of the Beery, went into the coach He i new house. Roth haps he is, no better than question upon which* it de­ dial, and a glace will show while the fighting was going and''s are up, and the you are reader, but what there, by running over the pends whether our govern­ you the time of the day at when a colored man brand­ fo> of about 30 persons class of men of our county town looking ot the ruins of an.v city you may name ished a razor before him, r includes boarders) will give more time to the public the City there being 36 ment shall be of the people, blocks burned, and it is now for the people and by the When this clock is finished ' which the conductor kicked { be domiciled in it. good our county than -the covered with tents principal­ people, or a government of wi'l be marked a fancy figui , out of. his hand and sent it he Company" has e/^c- Minister of the Gospel? all the people, by a very few and will fin l a ready sale.— flying to the roof of the car. a new black smith and The members of the Board ly used for gambling. A young white girl, who of the people for an extreme- AY IE York Star. p on the corner of Ash of Education get two dollars "Get reaflw boys the train ly limited class of the people, Strange Things in Alaska. was in the coach, was with , Hemtningway streets, per day and milage. The is comeingA Now we took difficulty rescued from her and I The Republican party says by 30 feet. 8o soon as it County Commissioners, get the train at 12:40 unpleasant -situation by the North ; that taxes are blessings, and "There are so many ;ntirely finished a tool- good pay. All men engaged moved onward for Carolina. As we moved on the more, the people of a na- strange things in^lnska," conductor and placed in an­ >use will be erected 16 by m public work fo;- the coun­ 16 other car. All the disorder­ 6 feet on the adjoining lot ty get good pay but the Min­ vve would sing, "Carolina, tion are taxed the more pros- says the discoverer of the ly passengers left the train sh street. Then the tools isters. There are 7churches Carolina, Heaven's blessing perous the nation is as a Muii-glacier, "that have not . . , . by whole. The Democratic- vet come to ., ,knowledge . th 1 time it had reached the , ^ ., ... he deposited there at in the Three Forks Associa­ attend her, ... ,, , Mathews station, and the live we will protect and de- party declares,!hattaxes art- 01 the public, that one who 1 . ' , v and taken away as tion, and those 7 churches , . tourney was quiet and 1 peacfend her." | burdens, and the k\5s we ,has seen them 1 1 ' •' lein hos> feed. Good thing this. paid their pastors the round j Oil we go. and was on Sat- have of them the better, and i ,, ha riot tc News. h Here to begin, Elephant < \ Ervin, civil engineer, j Hum 0 f $<333 i asT year. Neai urn ay evening in Montana, tluit the idea of enriching the 1 remains are foun all over SCOTT A ERVIN", 'Mil Q' here in a few days to ] y $28.50 to the church. wl) olo com in u 11 it.y by takini 1 the great valley of the YIL. reeive instructions coticern- Now one man can preach) 9 e saw the wreck of two ATTORNEYS AT LAW, property m minute quanti- ,K(,n As a matter of fa; tJ <• a preliminary survey to four c/mrelies by riding trains which was a sad ;. , „ . > • 1 Lenoir, N. C. wxiN so is simply they are found every when scene. Pho i n J l is to be made for a from 50 to 100 miles to visit rubbish. million dolTTBTITNLEY , J throi'ghout the great wes •ilroad from hereto Cran- |-,j H churches and then get)1 riousl'y injured, but the pas• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, witl* 311 trs in one iHrin s po'*k£r is ;) (era slope of Alaska. Daual ,sengers escapeu W'ilkes'>or<>, North Carolina. than |B1 per year c>1 thn th IA ii y. It is ex pee A D EMOCRATIC family newspa­ per devoted to the interest of its County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Boone, atauga County, N. C. '6 Q w h i l e w e , l i v e w e j �The Topic and other papers ors. A careful survey of this Jule ('arr, gave NOTICE. g ve another revival of the region ofN. C. will certainly] 'Rev. Mr. Culpepper, assists By virtue of an execution I Bilheira a- R. R. Stdteing-that not bear him out in his impu Mr. Jones in his meeting and issued from the Superior I the Company has bought tations. A large proportion Prof. E. O: Excel], sings for Court Clerks office of Watau -j SUCCESSOR TOout South*Port or so much of the people that have come him. There were between ga county in favor of I). P. Stiil On Hand With A f frontage as they desire, pay­ here from the North aud 600 and 1000 converts and Mast and against E. B. Mil- Nice ,• u e o 1 Rob bins Bros, ler fri and W. N. Thomas ing- $100.000 for said prop­ West, with their capital for reclamations. Mr. Jones surety for the sum of #37.69 Shnil's M ils, N. C. erty. We certainly hope development of the country; goes to Lynchburg, Va., together with interest and that this road will be built, with their money to spend where he will hold his next cost's. I will expose to pub­ Keeps constantly on hand, lic sale for cash to the high- 1 passing- through Watauga for health; or other reasons; revival. and will sell at "Rock Bottom est bidder at the court house county and down Watauga have brought with them as Rev. Thomas Dixon, now River to Bristol, or Johnson good civilizing influences as, pastor of t lie Twenty Second door in Boone N. C., on the Consisting, in part, of Boots, Brices," for CASH or country 4th day of Nov., 1889, it Shoes, i produce, such as Boots, Shoes City. Now Mr. Bilheimer or he will find any where. They ] Street Baptist church of Newfloods, Huts Cups. & ect. A .p.*,,! any other heimer you certain are interested in introducing York City, is one of the coic- said month. E. B. Millers line of Notions, ly have our permission to good schools, arid homes, lfig young men of 1die United interest in tlie following de­ Hardware, btnld a road just where you opening libraries, and many States. Young as he is only scribed lands one tract lyingin Beaver Dam township ad­ Tinware, please through Watauga Co., favor !h it much needed ev- j25 he is taking a stand with joining the larnls of G. W. Groceries, provided you do it during ery where, reform, the Tem- the foremost clergymen of Cable and others, known as H a rd wa re, Groceries Coffees, our life time. We will meet perr.ii-ecau.*e. If our friend the Nation. Mi-. Dixon has the Win. R. Miller tract. Suga rs, And Drugs. you at Boone with $50. had before him all t he facts published a book containing Second tract lying in Meat Camp T. S., on the waters of i ea , 000 or $100.000 subscrip- he would readily see that a some of his best lectures and A FULL LINE OF BEST Meat Camp creekadjoing the Rice. t'on. So here is our regards few such persons are doing sermons which are said to be 1 inds of J. L. Wood ting, J. Giga rs, and our subscription. Bring more to elevate the race, very fine productions. II. Brown and others known! Cigarettes, & etc. •the road through at once, as than the system of a Vance A gentlemen who visited as a part of tie Isaac Green we are suffering right now even should it grow to be as the North SOUK ? time ago tract levied o.i by me on the 1 Clothing ever brought to this for it. old as a double barrelled Me had the pleasure of hearing 1st, day of Oct.,1889 to sat-1 isfy said execution and costs. D.'upw & Madlcioe.j County, and in fact, every­ thusdah. 1 think he will find I)r. Taimage and also Mr. J. L. HAYES, Sheriff. thing kept in a, first-class WliatScott Says. also that the better minds Dixon. He says Mr. Dixon This October 1st 1382 country store, can he found TheTopic's especial friend. native to this community is the best preacher. Now in good variety, A 1so talc here. All I ask is a trial. Colonel Daniel Boone Dough welcome these people am] do Mr. 1), is a North Carolinian ill kinds of Order of Publication. Your friend. erty, of the Watauga D EMO­ not try to foster, and keep by birth and education. Do N ORTH (,'.\ ROLI.VA , FSNPCI 'B r J. P Bobbins. CRAT , besides being one of alive unreasoning prejudices we need such men in North W ATAUGA C OUNTY , J< Yun-t. srpg the best men in the world, is. ai d suspicions. Of course Carolina? L\ K. Sigma ft v.s M. E. 8g ra­ J.F. SPA IN HOUR like all fat men, good Matured the new residents so far as I A great fire consumed the il appearing to the comt u o and full of the milk of human know do not expect under Brooklyn Tabernacle last affidavit that M.E. Sigma mlrt nATTORNEY AT LAW. kindness. We cannot see the circumstances, that any Saturday night, so when Dr. dantia the above entif! ;1 cans • Boone, N. C. m what will stand in the way Southern community will ex­ Tannage, the great Divine is a non-resident of this stat -an : Special attention given to •ah not aft r due dilig n •;•<-> b of his going to Heaven unless tend to them the same warm of Brooklyn, was ready to found and that the plaintiff hmthe collection of claims, it should be that he will b; welcome th i t is accorded by deliver his Sunday morning; be.mn an a-tion in t he Snperioi inly 4th 89—1 .y. just too lazy to go. 'he North and West, to the sermon his (hurdi was in (Oil f for a di voire and that sh • • a necessary party in said ac­ Bro. Scottought to reeo- 'treat numbers from the ashes, hut. he gave his sermon tion it is 1 lerefore ordered thai A COMPLETE NEWS PA lect that even every good South, that, have gone theie which was made in irmnu publication be nia, !'•• in the W..- And country produce in ex PER! i'.u a v D EMOCRAT a newspap,", The Pride of the North a • >Iiman, have failings, some la­ to occupy various positions; script to the newspapers and pub isli I w • 'kly in the tn.wn o 1 •hah,ye for goods. Gent na Press.' zy, some too smart, some including many federal offices it was published and sent Boone, lot six successive week; . iirnishing- goods, such as Do you want to aid in 1 u'l ling What they would like to see throughout the world, wher •omniancing lurto appear am worthless, some hard look­ up a itaper that shall reflect the i,newer or demur to tae cor, dress shirts, (both laundri.- greatest credit on North aroli ing, and a few that have no is more exact justice shown, ever the English language is plaint which will lie rilled i:i t find tin i.uialri <1 ) < 'o'lar . na, no matter where it may be The Tabernacle office of the clerk of the Superio: , t:.;.beard on their slick pleasant and not be made to feel that spoken. Sips, ar, I in fa -f. ai seen? Then patronize the mane interest that many was destroye 1 Once before or Court of WitIMug:i county most nylhi..g-nei face. A young- lady was ;deii in ; li ,, Til WILMINGTON MESSENGER A I.A RUE EIUHT-PAUIC PAPER speaking about the beardless have in their presence here, is Sunday moniii.g- Dec., I7tli, within the three first days o inc. spid term, and let the dofeii Do you want a reliable paper editorof the Topic and agreed the money that they will 187:1. The organ cost #40, dant, fake notice that if sit giving you all the news of the he would be passable if he spend. The rights of citizen 000. The churcli v\JlT be ie- fails to appear and unswc world—a Democratic newspaper they claim, and will have, in built on the same site'. The <ts above required tb reli X had some whiskers and a fewthat, equals the best—has the I RCT fire is supposed to UaVe been therein demanded will b ?! U i j i. largest, circulation, and has for hairs on his upper lip, said any part of the U. S. they twenty-one years been i part caused by lightning striking granted. chose to go to. Bro. Scott lacked in this par­ and factorin them-ovth anddevJ OE !>. '! ODD . ('. S. (' I will endeavor to answer the sprj're. ticular. We told the lady 'endy-AIade Clothing from 8 velopment of the Old North There are different views St t? Then subs -rbe for NOTICE! that he, waslookingforsome at some other time the ques­ o 25 dollars p a- suit. We expressed about Ex Priest to grow out before ha was40, tions our friend propo aids f>i saleuo: handle otily fir.-it class goods, TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER Boyle who was found guilty of By vi'tii 'of H " > tsi.,(d in a certain m.ortgag and will guarantee prices as and that such defects concerning- CI ivelaiui, and Campaign Routes: even in a good man ought and tell what I know about rape,histmeek at Raleigh a: d leed on in. i u,\ D, ,i. liuue. o\y as any other merchant The "Daily Messenger." by sentenced by Judge A7infield and wn'e. Mat Qouck, of the fii-' not to be held against him, the appointment of "black piut an 1 .1. B. Miller of tic sec vho handles tlie same grade mail, 4 months on trial. for and to only 7 think of his ma­ Senegambians" to office by to behung Nov..21st. Some ond part, and duly sigtnd by.:. of goods. the present Administration if say he ought to be* bung, B. Milier. to th • receiver of A in ny noble qualities. The weekly "Transcript Mes­ while there are many who Do-vies. 1 wiil pro ceo It > seli at Bro. Scott: this world Is he will fully and satisfactorisenger," (the largest and ally explain how it was that think otherwise. An appeal the Toait house Joe , in Boom ' <!> full of criticisms and none of best paper in the State) 9 was taken and no doubt a on the 4th da;- of November '8;.. i d J U b \W U W v.11 • j i-! k W? month.-*, on trial for #1.00 the following n scribed taut o: us, however good, escape Cleveland when President of parcel of land, lying and being i Cash in advance. Both them. Be of good cheer my the U.S.sen t out of theDistrict new trial will be had. papers are large Eight-Page of Columbia for a black negro And still the people of the County of Watauga,Statu c Dear sir, the editor of the X. 0., adjoining the lands sheets. Send Postal Card North Carolina are deter­ More z. John Castle, Mrs. of (' Lip- Goods at almost your own with the address of five per­ DEMOCRAT will defend you and appointed, and retained against any and all assaults him as Register of Deeds of mined to see justice done. pard et al as will more ful'y ap- price. I run in connection sons and receive sample co; nearby refference to-said moit Let us hope that as we grow the great city of Washington The papers had hardly quit gage which is recorded in booi with my other business a ies of THE MESSENGER. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. older our failings will grow in the face of the protest of telling about the lynching of A of ino; tga.ges nages 46(5 and the majority of the white Stackeamj Boone at Morgan 4(57. To Satisfy tan payment o legs, and that the world will ga, mi till the ndws of anoth­ certain n it -s arnountingto #23.' not be injured by us living residents of that city. W. B. COUNC1LL, JR. and interest I have no knowledge or in­ er lynching flashed over the Oct. 1889. and cast. This 3d in it. V V v# ATTORNEY AT LA Y. terest in the personalities in­ wires. W, LBRYAN P, BOBBINS, •R AL ? LADIES DRESS GOODS. RC he E. F. E OVILL , Com. Htsl Robert Berrior, who was THE PUBLIC DEBT AGAIN troduced in his letter, neither July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C have I any hesitation in giv­ accused of killing his motherNOTICE! To the DEMOCRAT. ing out every Political Creed, in-law, and because the peo­ By viituc of power of sale <on W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). Notwithstanding a disclai­ which is this; "the love and ple thought he could not be tained. in a contained in a certain Boone, N. C. found guilty, because his mortgage deed, executed by mer in your issue of the 17th service of the truth." Resident Physician. Office James C. Miller and wife Ma.tha fust, I again assert that on "Verity." wife was the most important Mil'er, of the first part, and Gtp on King Street north of Post reliable authority that the Bio wing Rock,N.C.Oct.23'8 9. witness took him from prison Dowrauce of the second part. 1 which we think is equal to Office. at Lexington, N. 0., at 7.30 will pro; eed to sell the following- any in the comity, and we .rime 12 88. ly. Public debt was reduced du;described tract or parcel of land fng July and August of near­ WAKE FOREST LETTER. o'clock the 14th, and swung lying and being in the County of gu;i rnntee <mr prices as lovv I)R. L. C. REEVES. him to a tree in the out­ Watauga, a nd State of North as an v in the ly twenty one millions of dol PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Carolina, odjoining the lauds- of skirts of the town.* lars instead of being increas­ To the DEMOCRAT. Johial Eggars, Austin Miller end Office at Coffey's Hotel. Win. H. Bailey, of Char­ L. C. Miller, which will more fully ed over seven millions of dol­ Rev. Sam Jones closed on Boone, N. C 7 others. last Sunday his great revival lotte, has written a history appear by refference to said lars as stated by July 4. 89. Any one having any inter­ at Durham, N. C., which only of Judge Cloud. It will not mortgage which is recorded in book B, est in the subject, can have lasted nine days. Great be published until after 563 and of mortgages, pages J. B. HOPKINS, 564. To satisfy the death. Judge payment of a certain debt of #2all doubt removed by a note numbers of people from all Baileys Also furnish transportation to \ JEWELER\ of inquiry addressed to the sections of North Carolina Cloud will be remembered in 00 and interest on same, at the panties wanting the same with a Elk Pack, N. C. Treasury Department Wash­ attended. Quite a number Watauga and many would court house door in Boone, N . C. safe driver and with as good a on flie 2nd mondav in Nov., '89. Watches repaired and all ington D. C. Time and of students of Wake Forest, like to see a history of his and all costs andexpences accrue turnout es can be found in the kinds of work in his line exe opportunity prevents any ex went through the country by life. Bailey should not wait ing by virtue of such sale. This county. For the next cuted promptly. tended reply to the numer­ private conveyance to hear till his death but have it Sept. the 3rd '80. W. It Eovill July 18 89—6 mo. I 'lffs. Attorney ous topics introduced in the the great Divine. They were published at once. communication embraced in all pleased with Sam, and The State Fair is in session W. C. NEWLAND, the denial of your new cor res one declared that it was this week at Raleigh. The ATTORNEY AT LAW, J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. pondent. In reality wecould equal to a circus to hear him. College exercises will be susLenoir, N.C. ,, , , , . ,, . i Keeps constantly on hand had m, . T spend our time more profita­ l ias was Mr. Jones second pended and give the boys a vv iii KP ii a t bottom pricesforcasli June 27. 88 ly. bly in discussingaffairs near­ visit to Durham, he preached chance to attend on Thurs- or country produce, Boots, Shoes We will make special prices, for Hats. aps. A special line Of cash, on all goods. Returning FN MORPMEW, er home. There are several several days there last year day. G. G. EAVES. themes relatingto the welfare and the people were so well Miss Pat Moore, of Globe, LADIES HATS our thanks for past patronage Mcrrhew& Eaves, of this community which need pleased with him, they gave N. (A, Jade Moon of North H a rd w a re, Gro(-eri es. we will, as heretofore, still, con­ the best attention ofjailgood him #2,000 and made him " ATTOR N E YS-AT-L A W , Catawba, are here on a visit READY MADE CLOTHING A tinue to furnish you good goods SPECIALTY. and at as low prices as c in be AND citizens. promise to return every year. to Mrs. Pat's son, Rev. H. Truly yours, I,..8]1V.t,j 1°ua<-1REAL ESTATE AGENTS, But our friend requireseor- I did not learn what he re­ C. Moore, who is a student. ! n full line of every thing kepi in a i MARION. MINI CAROLINA. rection as to bis views of ceived this time, but at the They will also take in the lirst-clasH country store can be TIT T "DvirTj-j Ofcc on Main Ltroet over D:ug Co's. •'task masters" and appress-' collection on Sunday, Mi*. Fair. I). 1). D. ound here, (live him a call. VV. July 18 89. 1 y. oe COUNTY. Rock Bottom At Last. 60 DAYS �President Cleveland and his seA/atauga Democrat. slighted so fa p. Some have administration with the fail­ result, if not fatally; verythe; E. H. DOUGHERTY, riously. Not knowing promised wood—have you >. B. Dougherty, Editor. J. M. DOUG HER j Y\ forgotten about it? .Bring ure of crops, hard times' dull facts of the case, I give you! in your wood for we need it. market,low prices,and scarce the "Stor(ie)y"'for what it filtered at the Post Office at —Prof. Spainhour, has left ity of money, and promised is worth. oone. N. C., as second-class public is respectfully invited if put in place and power There is a very prominent us for Hie winter. He goes to , to examine our complete line of mail matter. again, that money should be rejiubiican m this neighbor- [) rv -Goods. such as: Worsteds take charge of the Dak Hill plenty, have good crops hood, who took an active of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs Academy at tin month of go id markets, high juices. jia.'t in the campaign last of the very best quality, Fme Wilson Va. We will miss tl e 1 .bor wages raised, ami th it fait. an'J the presentadminis dress goods, such as: Heuietta. Prof, and In s family hut they i-ii." land should llo-.v witii ; tfrtti<>() his tailed to re <*og- Goth, also tine silk's which »\ih b —Drummers by the dozen. promised to return in the *" milk and honey. ; i ; <u:; nize his inn-it, and great de- sold at the lowest price rve.—The jail is neavingeom- earl.y spring. bought at in Watauga County. pockets tilled with money. s ic e f o serve his country, by t pletion. —Owing to the illness of Now if seven months of Ben-jo-jying ban nil office; so he I —Mrs. IT. Moody, we are our publisher (R. C. Rivers), ny s administration is a fair p,<,\y says, as I have been in- KEADY MADE ULOTII ' I.«. / »> lorry to state,is vesy ill with the first of last weak, we faile ' sample of his ad miniatra t/on form med; that "politics in all •ever. to issue our paper. We hope The jieople will rejoice in'sor ,, f,. ;1lad anyhow." IXG A SPECIALITY Now we are sorry that the I—T. Fin Coffey made a fly- our many readers will par­ -row and grief, jioverty and —R- C. V*. experience of our good friend, Big trip to Blowing Rock last don us for this and unless ojipression sickness prevents you will and n 'ighbor has been so We h iv.! an iui n ais • s i -k or Dry jweeli. Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confec­ get your pa per regula rly after AT THE ALTER. sad. an 1 we all sympathize tioneries, And a nice line of Hati —.Tones & Vance is head- this. I with him, from the bottom Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an < Ijunrters for boots and Married on the evening of of our hearts we do; and normous stock of Hardware, coi —Our friend Jenny Green, I hoes. on Cove Creek, has sowed 42 the 23rd., in the Baptist while v,e can but agree with siisiiiig of, Blows, Hoes, Plane bit —For anything you need acres of land in wheat this Church, in - oone, Mr R. L. him that his kind of polities k etc., & etc. I ; the line of Groceries or no- fall, Jenny, is one of our best; Count-ill and Miss Cora, is a stupendous fraud, nil! All the above will be soid clei I ions call on W. L. Bryan. fanners and one of the best daughter of our worthy Citi­ venture a kindly word of ad We bu.\ live stoc-k Horses, Mules, I Mr. -lohn Hardin is again citizens of the county. He zen Mr Vs. L. Bryan. The vice to hi in and to others, Cattle, and Sheep. C'Oine and si e on the southern markets pays up for the DEMOCRAT marriage ceremony was per­ who may be likewise disap­ us.—We will do you right. with a fine lot of beef cat­ and reads it every week. We formed by Rev. I. W. Thomas pointed. like such men and wish we in his inimitable style. In a tle. In the first place get for- E. H. Dougherty Brother, a verpimpressive «i.\,(pecR. gjveness for what you have Zzad lots more like him. —Miss Maggie Lovill has Mast, N. C iar to himself,) those solemni' returned from quite a pleas­ The DEMOCRAT has many words fell from the lips of done,if possible;and when the ant visit to her sister in Ire­ good friends all over the this good man that caused ; next election is at hand, and great public questions are dell. county who pay up prompt­ two hearts to beat as one. before the people, study the —Note the change H. 0. ly, many others promise to The ('hurt h was most beau matter ser ou lv, and with..Martin cfc Go's "ad" Give pay but have not, tZzis is on tifull.y decorated with flowers.J o u t ])lvju ]j( . P) . jny Kplfi ^ •gain account of neglect, don't arid brilliantly lighted. them a call, buy a think we need it,, perhaps. The bride was dressed in a iconsideration whatever, and .and be ha. p.*. go quietly to the polls and Now friends we want to say Will W, Holselaw, Vilas, N. G. , —See new "ad" of E. H. in kindness to you, that we snowy robe pf qaslnnere and vole for what you honestly lace, with vail and coronet think is best for yoursei', Dougherty & Bro. They are need money to-day to carry orange blossoms. 'T s need wide awake merchants, and out our obligations. Jus. ree'd. 1000 yds. Alamance , at 6% cts. 1000 heavy We less to say that the bride your people and your coun­ ; will sell yon rare bargains. know.if our friends knew that looked bewitciiingly sweet try; and my word for it, if sheeting, 7% cts. 200 yds calico, 6. 7, 7% and 8% cts. per yd. you never g*t an otiic-e, you Worsted, all yarn, 10, 12% to 18 cts per yard. Cashmere, i.—Rev. I. W. Thomas is off it cost money and time and and lovely, leaning on Hie will be amply rewarded by a N an extended ti ip through plenty of hard work every double width, 18 to 40 cts. .Valine, 10 to 12cts,Dressgiw arm of the handsome groom. Ihis county 7 , tnis week visit- day they would send in their clear conscience, and the hams, 8, 10, 11 azid 12 cts. per yard. Dress Flannel, 12 in­ The attendants were Mr. J. pg ti e public schools. good will of all intelligent, ches, 50 cts ; worth 75. Lindsey, 18 to 25 cts. White and subs ription or a jiart of it. P. Taylor and Miss Emma red opera flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10 L The Optic says that John Of course you want the pa per Councill. Mr. T. Fin Coffey, jiatriotic jieople. We are sure there is no .-ts. [Hardin, I). C., seized 600 gal- to live. It cannot live with­ find Miss Mamie Morris. Mr. BOOTS, SHOES, SHOES ! Dons of illicit whiskey last out a generous support from I. L. Councill and Miss Carrie fraud in this kind of politics SHOES, SHOES ! for we have known it tried Ladies'Polkas, 75 cts. Button, $1,25, to $1,85. J/ens' its friends. -eek, and has it stored in Bryan, all of thiscounty. it often and it a 1 way's has a brogans, $1,25, to $1,60. Boots. $1,50 to $4. Childre/is' [Jefferson. After the marriage the hap good,effect. Painful and Serious Accident. button shoes, 40 cts., and up. Milienery, Millezzery ! You Mr. Mitchell Foody, of Al­ S. W. Hamilton, of Lenoir, jiy couple and quite a num­ A Subscriber. can get all the latest st\les and colors, in trimmed and unleghany county, gave us a N. 6'., contractor to put the ber of invit d guests repaired October 2S th, J SCO. rrimmed hats, with trimming to match,RIBBONS, FLOW­ all on yesterday morning, tin roof on Boone jail had to the hosjiitabfe residence ERS, FEATHERS, SA TINES, VELVATINES, &c Hats and did not forget to sub- the misfortune on Saturday of Mr. Bryan, where a wed­ trimmed 35 cents and up; Trimmed $1.00 and up. kcribe for the DEMOCRAT. morning, to fall from the top ding feast was spread, and You/s anxious to please, —J. A. Crisp is around on of the jail breaking his where congratulations and WILL W. HOLSCLAW. his first drumming expedi­ right arm in two places and presents of the most beauti­ tion. It seems he has plenty receiving two severe cuts on ful designs were showered up­ WE HAVE DECIDED NOT of the "gift of gab" to suc­ the head. It was a maraeu- on the youthful pair. LOOKOUT, WE EAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! ceed in his business. lous escape,from being killed. On the following night a to sell any more goods on Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. rece|)tion was given at the time to All kinds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. —Several new chimneys Dr. Reeves set the arm and residence of Mrs. Mary Coun­ dressed the wounds on the Law: s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur have been built in Boone for cil', mother of the groom, ANYBODY, hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of ploivs, hoes, the last week. .1. C. McGhee head. Mr. Hamilton then which was highly enjoyed by plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc. &ete. goes to Mrs. P. H. Wetmors started for Lenoir. Great a/1 who attended, and will • sympathy was manifested on /fanner Elk to build a and ask our friends not to Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless for Mr. Hamilton. We hope long be remembered as one ask credit of us in the fu­ variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. chimney next week. he will recover. Careless of the most enjoyable occa­ iROCEillEfi tfl ROCERIE&J JROCERIEfcJ —The Topic says that Wes scaffolding was the cause of sions that has ever been in ture. w ROCERliA »ROCERI lA • ROCERIEA Thomson (col.) of this coun­ the serious accident. our little town. Long life WE HAVE just received a Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. ty. has written to President and prosperity to this youth second supply of Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Roots at prime cost fulcoujfie Harrison for money to buy —Guest Crop Report. Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fan a bell for a colored school Horton N. C. house in his district. tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ The crop season of 89 is To the DEMOCRAT: ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot o —It is thought that Miss drawing to a close and will Perhaps you woub/ not Call if; Thomas, of Jefferson, be remembered as the wet sea­ consider a few notes from who hps been very ill with son of 89. A resume of vari­ ATERSON 17 ACTOR Y EVACTORV ATERSON New River out of place. If and our stock will always be ATERSON 1 ACTOR 1 brain fever, is improving ous crops will, I think, put * ACTOR 1 ATEltSON not worthy a place in your found full and complete, con­ somewhat, and it is now ho­ the wheat crop at 90, may paper, of course there is plen ped that she may recover. be 200; rye 100; oats 100; ty of room for it in the waste sisting of all Finds of Goods, Yarn and Jeans at'factory prices, to exchange for wool or needed in this country, and cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for —We are informed that corn 75 somesay50;meadows basket. we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at in yield 125; in quality 75 or Joshua Winkler, has, at last The farmers are gatheringbottom juices at J. B. Phillips & Son, heard ol his stolen mare. SO; pastures 125; fruit, ap­ arid shucking corn; some ver OUR PRICES May 15 6 mo. Sugar Grove N. 0. His son Joe has gone toS.C., ples, about 50; peaches 50; y good Crops, and some are h after her. Hope he may suc­ cabbage 50 or 60. Truck rather light.—Prof. Hendron are as low as the same quali­ gardens generally short. Corn is teaching a very good school ceed in recovering her. ty of GOODS can be Sold in SEWING MACHINES —It is quite pleasant to us fodder housed. Our farmers at the Academy, although to announce that Miss Sallie here on Cove Creek are gen­ the attendance has not been this county. -ANDCouncill, who has been off on erally done sowing wheat and very large as yet, but will in­ ORGANS a trip to Salisbury, for medi­ rye, 1 think there is more crease as the busy season cal treatment has returned. than an average acreage passes,and we hope to have a This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ She is looking right well, and sown. We are sorry that so good number of students. To many of our good citizens those wishingto go to school AND WAGONERS ing Machine with full set of at­ from appearances will be en­ tachments and aze emigrating west. I think this winter we would say tirely well soon. Watauga is good enough come to New River Academy, five years guarantee from —Rob.y Green, on the Rich country for our people if the CAN always find FEED at THE MANUFACTI as Mr. Hendren is an excel­ mountain; raised a turnip people will be good enough for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. lent teacher and a worthy Our Stables. this year in a hollow hickory ! for our highly favored and 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines young man. stump that measured 36 Heaven blessed country, and Miss Lucy Ray, has been arc und. Perhaps it would so does Charlie and Mun spending a few days at Capri THANKING our custom­ have been twice as large if \ Mast think Watauga isgood Critcher's, and visiting school ers for their liberal patronthe stump had been big I enough for them, for they i mates in th3 neighborhood, i age and promising to give any house in Kr.ox ville. 20 years experience in J his la sii enough. How is this for a ihave shaA-en thedustof Wash It is said that a certain everybody who deals with us ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles parts for all Leading Machines. turnip? | ington off their feet and are : .vonnjt oian (in the river, is t | 1(J f n || w ,„. t h,if hie money —Everybody is hauling now happy in theirchildhood Buffering froin u severe remain Reept., wood about Boone. The I homes. I tack of the "U est(ern)" fever | TenneSr.e. DEMOCRAT office has been The Republicans charged which his friends expect wilj H. v. MARTIN A Co. DOUGHERTY BROS. R C. Rivers, Publisher- LOCALS GRAND DISPLAY! ILw Goods, Jnst Resolved And OosneiiU? 0] t ( P DROVERS Qipis for loss Cos!) ta S. P. ANGE, KNOXYIL1 �Dakota Farmers in Distress- J Q WILBAR, Jones & Vance, R. It. Co. Western X. C. Divission. Asheville, N. C.June 27'89 P ASSENGER T RAIN S CHEDULE t. | RICHMOND & DANVILLE Topic charged that the ediSuccessor'to itor of the Time s is one of. C HICAGO, Oct. People of Watauga read t ] lis . Collector Eaves appoint...... . take effect .lunc 24. '88. rial dispatch 'Phare in \Ve have in our large stoi - e —Lenoir Topic. o S TATIONS , jread j west Bound. Fnlte. «• •>- X t the fa 111 ' ding, at t', e beautiful to\ Vn Q "le The Free Lance does n idownj NO HO | NO 52. blame the editor of the 7 tmes great'lan^t X of ..ential LV . |7 p in.1830 ain FLIT OVERS, ELK PARK, NORTH Boston ine uinong 1.0 m j New voik " 12 loni. 430pm for considering that he has Dakota last a Mitet i » sP.rfllsnc / CAROLINA. Philadelphia " 720 nin|(557 pin been "blackguarded by be• 94 a in |9 4:^1 in Keep always on hand a full Baltimore The newspapers are en­ ino- classed with "Eaves KeWashington • 11 24 " 11 00" Intelv shipped a full line of <r 00( j j and complete line of Groe»»rgaged in discussing ethetics liallies." Truly the work ex­ MineV county discloses the 't'fverv kind, usualR b J" ' ' " "PS , Confectioneries, Fruits, Lynchburg ' 550 pin 510am i •« - j ..... ... Danville 850 " |805 " The Free Lance believes that pected of these reliables could birt that ajarge munbm of fi -st-elass \stoi'e, which \ ^ " 4 Canned Goods A etc. See our Richmond A 010 " 12JO " Ve newspapers should treat not be performed except b.v farmers in that sc•«.i lt " stock, and learn our prices, Heidsviile 941 " | 50 " I S ,.H for nothing but the before purchasing. Wilmington 9 00a m each other courteously, when men who fill the description destitute ciroums ante Morehead 5 37a in J u l v 1 8 8 J—6 m o . truth and justice do not suf­ given by the Times. uoldaboro ' 240 p n i j 810 a m fer thereby. Above all things 500 " 1145 p ne No Indians Please. p i I italeigh it is the duty of a newspaper Durham <>04 " I 312 I LOOK Greensboro " 1 0 4 5 " j 9 5 0 a in to be honest and candid—to 11 •«'* Geronimo a« a scalper was ,DV K ! to Salisbury Ar L2 2 1 night| I l l s have convictions and be not Levers, Pasto O We will give you bargains that T.A. (-riteher, Bamboo, N. C., Is a success, but would not be salisburyLv 12 45 " | 11 25 ' afraid to express those con­ can not be surpassed in the st „^ TLIERONAVEPIT .iHniilchlilv, 1 51 Reeves, Our stock* consists of victions, so called courtesy t e r m e d a v e r y d e s i r a b l e p o p tnecuu.- e, Headquarters For statesviile AI*253 am 11212noon a well se>o pm -• • Newton "• " I 12 55 ]>ni ulation of the Cherokee coun­ Carthage, and E. - • some times to the contrary 114 pm " J 20 Cheap goods. Boots and Shoes Hickory try. If moved anywhere he chairman of the copntt c om ! lected stock ot notwithstanding. 1 29 p m a sj>e iidty. M.-n's brogan shoes conley spring 343" should be sent away off tow­ missioners, say that 1 ne pf SlOo. Ladies polka ei ihty-five Morganton Ar 4 12 " 2 <0 p m A paper must receive pat­ ards the setting sun, and as pie are now in pressing need " 507 " 249 p m t«. Cutriined sole leather twen Marion 327 p in ronage in order to be first- near it as possible.—««' of clothwg for the winter. ty five i ts.. Trimed 27c. Alloth- Round Knob" <5 05 " Black Mt. " <54(5 " 400 p m ! U I ""' 0 j goods in povpi.tibn. nought There are sco||fi of elussand Art-class patronage mington Star. " 7 2s " 431 p m ! for cash, and wiii sell low for the \she rille consists in a man's paying Ins The Free L;inee hopes our who have no wheat, corn or Hot springs " 9 15 " <> 10 p m same. Cjiveinea tria 1. Morristown " 1110" 730 p m subscription in advance, in growing Western country vegetables, with scarcely hay Knoxville " 1245" 8 50 p in nearly every town there are will not be hindered wite. enough to feed their teams Groceries, Hardware, QueensFi£121)1 F E E D ! ! 7 55 a in i.ouisville " people who are willing' to those troublesome Indians and one cow through the 11 55 u 111 Cincinnati " ware, Glassware & etc. CtuWv. -o lend their moral suppoit toa The letter that Gov. Fowle winter. They have nothing (5 55 p m " We wish to announce to Chicago both pocket an 1 table, Scythes newspaper, but in a final wrote Secretary Proctor lias to sell and no way to pi" sou pin And snaths, butts and screws | the drovers in Western N. C.. st. Lewis " w i n d - u p m o r a l s u p p o r 1 found a responsive amen vide for the demands of a cross -cut and hand saws, all ul that we are now prepared to chaltanooga " " > 2 < > ] nn doesn't pay for print, paper from every true North Caro­ j Dakota winter. They nr which will be s-Jd i feed your stock ill our sta­ xashyille 12 00 night <510 a m. bles, or sell you feed as low Memphis or ink. There are people linian. Vie do not wani disheartened and discour­ as can he bought ekswhere. NO. 1 8 who come in and subscribe these troublesome Indians in aged. They cap relate sevGive us a call. Resp. 8 25 a m Asheville LV to help you along, but who the west, and we sincerely Ioral sad instances. M flat MCXEILY BROS. waynesville AI 10 53 a ni fail to think that unless they hope we will not have them. can be extended the poor in 305 ]> in Charleston " M O O R SVI LIJ, N. ('. T t". B.Gin ar .kalfly pay for their paper they are 5 48 p ill Miner county will be tl.ank .Jiirretts East Hound read Petrifactions in a Cow 's asking you to lend them so f u l l y received. A relief c o m ­ No 51 | no "3 up Stomach. much cash. There is food mittee has been appoints AT 300 ]> in | 90u pm iioston for reflection in these few to solicit anl, and man New vork ' (in a m i 140 . Two years ago last Nov -j towns throughout' the Sta e \XLi Philadelphia," 3O0a in | lt)2/upm X. lines.—En. ember a heifer belonging to a r e r e s p o n d i n g l i b e r a l l y • 1 Haiti more " 9 20 p in 8 25 a m Washington " 7 3"> ]> m 7o" m When Harrison was run­ James Rrown, near Com-j t h e c a l l f o r - a s s i s t a n c e . Lynchburg" l240noon l - to ning against Cleveland it stock, swallowed a pair of nanville " 947 am 1200 p THE CROUD ! ! was a favorite pasts time woolen mittens. The calf ivicliinond " 33 1 pm ' 5 no a iNEW STORE, MOW GOODS ! We have a treineiidious stock o l among tire Republicans to grew to be a milch cow, and Just received from HieXortlieru neidsviile " 9 < 2 a in | 94i p ) make great noise oyer the was apparently doing well Markets the nicest line of goods Wilmington " 7 40 nn \ \ flSSTSHOES! SHOES fact that the Democratic ad­ until a short time ago, when ever showed in this county. I.o- Moreliead "liUOpin ministration had deposited Mr. Brown noticed that she di s' Dress Goods, Plaids. PI iuts- ooldsboro "4lo p in | 1145 am £1 was not doing as well as us­ large sums of tiie Treasury " I 55 ]> m | (555 a in Ij cassiuiers. Domestics, Hats, & etc naleigh i I " 1 2 35 p in 4 3" a in surplus in the banks. f i his ual. She seemed in much SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, Durham Having Greensboro " 8e0 a in - 4o ]> m deposit had been made to distress when she moveo lust moved into their new, iii everv style, and at stiirvution S a l i s b u r y L V ( 5 ' 7 a n i 7 i 5 p m SHOES! plices. T'ne nicest line of keep the money where it around, and had a great de­ SHOHS large, and commodi'-us saulisbury Ar 437a 111 <5 3s p nicould be used by the people, sire to lie down ail the time GROCERIES statesviile LV 330a 111 5 5(5 p m not withdrawing it from the Finally she died, and Mr. Store House j Newton > " 2 20 a in 5 12 ]i 111 h k d © « w A jo channels of business and Brown cut her open to see Hickory "15(5 a m 453]) 111 connlly spring 1 30 a 111 4 37 ]> 111 locking it up in the vaults of what was the matter with Ale now prepared to offer to Morganton " 1 01 a 111 4 14 ]» m MX\ Cr 8H0E8!T3i the Treasury building. Nev­ her. Upon examination one the public some rare bar yain.- :n£r>SlI0E8! 1 Man011 " 12 01 night 33(5 ]> m : in the way of [by Good; ertheless, the Republican or of the mittens and a part of Round Knob " 11 10 pm 2 35 ]) in Groceries, Huts, CONFECTIONARIES, a tors and Republican papers the other were f mud in a nlack Mt. " 1034])in . 200 p 111 Cape, to be found in this part of tlie Asheville " 9 5 pm | I 25 p m made Rome howl over the p 'trifled .-tat \ M 1 fe' 1 knocked not springs " •- 50 p 111 j 1' 40 a 111 We can give you shoos in ain state. Democratic action which they against each other they BOOT'S, SHOES, AID A Hardware Culery, Morristown "430 pm | 8 35 a 111 denounced as abomination. would rattle like stones General line-.f Hardware. Ag­ piantity, size or quality. Wc crockery, Knoxville Jl 305 p in | 7 15 a 111 r you up in foot-ware from can ii Even here in North Carolina They are really wonderful ricultural impli meats, Oils GLASS-WARE, a 75 et. brogan to the finest £•> 805 p 111' Louisville it entered largely into the and many are anxious to see Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal 3 15 p 111 iiaud-sewed ladies shoeever sold And everything else you want at Cincinnati campaign. But Harrisons them. W. H. Wilson, of Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro­ in \V. N. 0. We carry a f'lli and W V. and S. P. Moore's, Blowing Chicago 8 Li a 111 administration pursues the Drain, has them, and any ceries, Crockery, Glasware, •oinplete stock of 7 20 am Rock. North Carolina. st. Louis same policy, and Secretary one can see them by calling May 29,-12 m. Windom says: "Thesurplus on him. Mr. Rrown values TfAftiHwMVL fitr-tV A v J $ v k~<** F. J. Mi-Million and Son of the is in the hands of the people them very highly.—Dram Month of Wilson Va., are Mann' <' a by being distributed among (Oregon) Echo. fa. tares of all kinds of woolen CRESTON N. C. i J, Daa goods, which they will send to the national ba^ks; the poli­ your door in exciiance for wool. cy inaugurated by the last Tlie Spread of Our Ideas. And many other articles too -hVvw J They also keen a fullline of their tedious to mention all o adminutrati n in this re­ goods 011 hand at Southerlands, which have been selected with spect has not been disturbed The sentiment in favor of care, and bought at Ashe Co., X. • They pay the CLOTHIM, highest pi-ice for wool. a republic in Brazil is spread as yet." Sept. 11th. 1889. Mr. Random is right not ing rapidly, and unless ccn corf iipeiftP DIK EiUwiY tlalULd* to make any change, for it checked by some influence CT3IIP! Come and examine for yourself, j 11Q|j| could only be done at the ex­ not now apparent Don Pe­ 'in I have on hand vehicles of Our Stock of Notions, Liidie'spense of disturbing the busi­ dro is destined to be the last, Dress Goods, Cussiincres and W i can suit, you in any style, sizi our own make, and more in or color. Nothing but first-class ness of the country. But Emperor. The sudden eman­ Prints are complete. process of manufacture. All goods handled in this line, and AN D KNOCKED OUT for sale at very close [ii ices— what duplicity does one see cipation of the slaves brought Our motto is "quick sales. quality considered. Repair­ in the method pursued by the about in 1888 has reacted and short profits'" to all those satCfa.i tioii guaranteed. We have bought our goods in J. P. HENS0X, DARK RIIIOE, ing and jobs made to order a Republicans! They arraigned upon the government, as the that will give us a trial we'll the lowest markets. We have N. C.. Cleveland's administration landed proprietors were de­ guarantee that youlea veour such-goods as the p'oole want, is just receiving n large stock speci a 1i ty. Respeetfull y, Thomas J. Lillard, for a policy, which they prived of their Help before store with a. smiie all oyer j need and will have- We sell toi Surviving Partner, GENERAL M ERCHANDISE themselves continue in force, the crops were gathered. your face, and when you • cash, therefore will not be* which will be sold for Cash or tf.—May 3rd. come once, we are satisfied j alleging as a reason the very The recent elections were car­ you will come again. Rest country firoduce at prices never before heard of. Give reason that led to it inaugu­ ried by the government assured of the fact, that wej DR. J Q. WILBAR. him a call, i ration. It is wisdom now; it through the official machine­ will not be UNDERSOLD. apr 2 > ly. vas wisdom then. It is 'pa­ ry and the very liberal pro­ Thanking the people for 1 ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. triotic now; it was patriotic gram promulgated by the their liberal patronage, and It!. Best material used. Neat -B VNNER HOUSE hoping, by fair dealings, to uhen. It is lawful and prop­ monarchists. If these cam­ work, and satisfaction guar­ merit a er and commendable now; it paign pledges are cai ried out anteed. was lawful and proper and Call and price our goods before Mrs E. Walsh, Proprie- July 18 89 -6mo. commendable then. Y e t Brazil will soon have univer­ I buying elsewhere. when it suited the conveni­ sal suffrage with no proper­ the same. B@»Wntch this column next l riAsfJ M. ence of the republicans to de­ ty qualification, provincial Ike are very Respectful yours, weeK for a more complete list n . LK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Shell & Mast nounce it, they did so bla­ autonmy, abolition of all of our bargains. Mast N. C. customs duty on exports and Good fare, neat rooms, and tantly, vigorously, and vile­ polite attention. A good feed ly And such is Republican an increase of railroads. The 61110.—May the 8th. I and livery sta 1 > 1 mn in Respectfully, practice. —News and Observ­ public press discuss openly ; connection with the Hotel . U. G. EAVES. the advantages of the Re­ E. MOREMEW er. by W. C. U'alcb. publican form of govern­ GIVE US A CALL. Who Blames Him. ^VoYsf AmeHMEHtS^ ment, and the professional July 18 '89 tf. A TTORN E YS—AT—LA W, 4W H0M6 ^WING MACHmK? ORANCf classes begin to look upor -AND­ WftOO, 28 UNIONSQUARtjix ^HiSSrt The Heudersonville Times ac self-government as the mani­ REA! ESTATE AGENTS, Jones & Vance. E. F. LOV1LL & SON. SI.t0UIS.M0. DALLAS.TEX. ATTORNEY'S AT I...» eu.se>" Hu •' 'opit- of "black- fest destiny of Brazil.--Spring M ARK )N. -NORTH CAROLINA, I Offer on Main Street over D T ug Co'r. Boone, i\. C. 1 "ox an 1 Hart ("re k » it' cguai'siing it is because the field Republican. ore Ii-il,- 1 11-1 ' ( J O July 18 89, 1 y, ' July 1 S '891 The surest index to a man's character is the way in winch he treats his mother. Go the world over and you will nev­ er find a good man who treats his mother id. Tree Lance. Hopkins & Wilbar, A, -j i LOW \\ LOCK SMI & Mid * La o DENTIST. CONTINUENCEof Morphewfe Eaves, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/fdb71ab47fdc40f3714bdf0ee82b5618.pdf 4f511185a4718dadb9bb886eeca4f68d PDF Text Text VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 7, 18S9, NO. 18 laborious one to say the TO miles below here the 13 It on a oimt of the effect which the Bluelield tragedy, alleg- were (/eteriijirled to destroy f?" least.' A large bail the size of Nov. and continue for &ev- the publication might have ing that they, McCoy and ;l ll admiration of the Unio'i nt of awarterruelon and the same j .ei'al days. upon the financial and bini- Hatfield, were hired to kill soldier by showing him uie shape is us'ed. To a specta- The colored people havejneas interests of the country, little A1 Brumfield, and that Worthy of admiration. * * tor, who does not understand b<-en in a big way t .cl s'w . The wholesale rera ting order they received $500, or werej The true soldier would rec­ the ^p'oints", the game a; Tiny had a Fair at Raleigh which has just b 'en reciaded. to, wlum the job was cotnple -j ognize the fa t that every on , ... pears to beEunder a bard and every negro one saw involves untold millions, and fed. The attempt ,, , little! good citizen is interested in .. ... ... . 1 fight among the young men wanted to go. Gov. Fovvle it is hot certain yet that the A1 and his wile is wed known i" SUBSCRIPTION RATES. j seeing thai the spots upon for the ball. Eyeiy College a • the ope; in spe. en and present revenues of '.he (h v- and that the programme was the Gettvsburg tattlefield • opyl year his audiem-e was the j pi-nraent will be equal to. the not fullv carried out was be­ .: *1 in the state has a team. A , .marked by great achieve1 " (» months 50c. Inter State Foot Ball League happiest p opl - in America , ,, ., v aands c •ent .es 1 bv that cause the Brumfild s were too 4, «• whether on tne Na1 " 3 months asc. , „ ® „ sweep of T. nne'r's pen. The hot on the tracks of the as- .. was formed at Raleigh last and everybody bebeved t. , ,,, ' , iv. . 4. r 4-i .tonal or Confederate side. The State Fair was said to Secretary of the 7 reasurv has sasSrns. rn ADVEKTISINO RATES. hie report further , , week, Chapel Hill, was al­ 1 , , . . • , are prperly marked, ma u . 1 inch 1 wo. K, : 75c. lowed the Presidency and have been the best for .sever called attention to file enor- savs tiiat the result of these tnuch as the greater the ev " 1 month inous increase of expemli- disclosures has brought .$1.75. elected Mr. Lee, Wake Forest al years. dence of bravery on the part Frost has c it sho.t lb • !ures for pension nilovaiwe- about open hostilities, and the Secretary and elected Mr of the defeated a tiny, Th " B $•">, 1 " 1 year $7 Sikes, Trinity, the Treasurer cot ion crop in tins s -c i >n a bcyoifo. iAe esvima ten for the that the entire district is ar- greater is the tribute to the I). D. D. year, and has clearly indica- rayed, either on one side or which was filled by Mr. Dan g >od deal. victorious army." ted that the existing income the other, and they are cou­ column 1 week $9 i :1s. It notes the interesfui ? " 1 month.. $ia.5o nt'the Government. can not gregatmg well armed and TANNER ISM. Wake Forest has re­ fact that Gen. Grant, in As I " 3 " $25 meet the drain upon its re­ the aspect is of amostthreat- last book, bis "Personal Me­ 1 " (5 " $37.50 ceived a challenge from the ning nature. Tnnnerism is but another sources. 1 " 1 year $50 Richmond College team and mories," never refers to Tne for incompetency, "A statement has been pre Haley and McCoy are na­ will play them on the 9th name Confederates as rebels and tives of Kentucky, and are UTAH AND POLYGAMY. somewhere on the James Riv­ fraud, waste, scandal and (lis p ired in outline, intended to traitors. He says that both grace. H UTD*SOU appointed show the extent of the mon- allied to the McCoy faction sides fought for "principles er near Richmond. There was to have been a the corporal to office know­ uvinvolved in Tanner's reck- of outlaws whose murderous they deemed dearer than life' For the DEMOCRAT: feud with the Hatfields is It was the intention of our match game of base-ball at ing all about his character. 1 .'.mess. The amount is pine and that he, the successful He had been told just what e 1 not far from one hundred ; is generaly faniilliar to the 'institution not only to se­ Raleigh this afternoon becommander of the side that public. McCoy about a re the greatest good to the tween the Chicago Female he might expect. Mr. Frank millions, inaddiiion toabout finally triumphed, died bemonth ago, in company with majority, but also to pro­ Team and the Raleigh team. lin Woodruff, as we learn that sum tiow expended on | ieveing "we are on the eve of mote justice and right, and The rain I suppose will break from the New York Evening pensions granted in accord- j Haley, ambushed and at temp a new era. when there is to Post, is one of the mos L ]ii'Oin a lice willi some regard furl ted to murder Al Brumfield and repress wrong. Hither­ it up. be great harmony between to our senators and represen The Prof, of Physical cul- inent Republicans in Brook­ law and responsibility. It is , and his wife. This shooting the Federal and the Confeder tatives have in the discharge tu/v is giving the students lyn. He told the President very evident from the tone of occurred, on a Sunday night, ate." f their varied duties, shown and a few of the Profes­ "if he appointed Tanner, he conversation that great un- and both the victims were Fanaticism and malice are an selves equal to every e- sors all they want in the would disgrace the admiins easiness exists in official cir-! badly wounded, Mrs. Brum- born of the same parents and way of exercise. This tration insideof six months. eltM. A demand for more rev held being-shot in the breast no brave, just, and honora­ , , ' rtgicy, but one. + i 11nenever the Constitution feature of the college is a S;> whatever disgrace has be­ enue with which, to meet these and her husband in the leg ble man can afford to eherMet v.y and Haley escaped j -ded an amendment to good one,stooped shouldered fallen the Radical Boodl • Ad unexpected drains would erei.sli either of them. They . irantee to our people young men will be made ministration because of Tnn­ ate a popular revultion which to Kentucky, but not until would blister his soul:—Mes­ there had been t wo more athtsuot already secured, straight and the weak places nerism is to be laid at the wouldi put a stop to pension tempts at assassination in senger. ' Congress in its wisdom developed. As the Prof, was door of the partisan, weak legislation, il it did not. wipe the county, in one of-which a nd patriotism at once made coining to Wake Forest last President of the Republican out some of the radical fea­ TheTwoCamerons. ma n named Ad kins, a friend party. He deliberately chose tures of existing statues." !i e necessary provision, and summer he took a carriage of the Bru infields, was wounesented the amendment to at Richmond, Va., to drive his tool with his eyes wide o- Up to this hour there has "Don" Cameron is as cold >e people for ratification or to the hotel and created pen, and after a thorough been no attempt made to re-bled. The two would be mu - as ice, and when a visitor .•over the tens of millions j derers were arrested in Ken miction. Several aniend- quite a sensation. The lie revelation of the fellows char has the rare good luck to see acter had been made. He de thus paid out bv Tanner— | tu.-k.v and on Friday they him he often wishes he hadn't »ents have thus been added gro driver was bailed on all sinned against paid out wickedly, illegally, j wore brought to ^ Lincoln the original Constitution; sides and asked if that was libera tely been so successful, says the light and knowledge when In­ corruptly. The man now op-'county. {W. Va.) jail. Aooru 1 it seems to me that one Ki!rain, and it was with difii New York Herald. The de­ 1 re is now badly needed. It culty he succeeded in getting put this fellow in a position erating in Tanner's place is midnight Friday night a mob ceased Cameron, who was ems incredible that our to the hotel for the throng to waste a great surplus and actually in possessi >n of $6,-Surrounding the Lincoln jail. the friend and at times the Ait Government has been of people who crowded the bring an incurable scandal 000 he got through Tannner. j forced an entrance after a patron of Democrats and So sa vs the New York Times, short resistance by the auatfled and defied so long by streets to get a glimpse of upon himself. Republicans'alike, conciliated Now this is not Democratic What a stinking kettle of thorities, took two of th lie little territory, Utah. the great slugger, as they everybody with whom he lies and Democratic preju­ fish! It says with stinging prisoners—Green McCoy and With the requisite popula­ thought. Haley—and hung came in contact. Someyears tion, she demands admission Prof. L. R. Mills gave a dice, but a fact easily estab­ appropriateness and direct­ Milton them to a tree a short dis­ ago in Pennsylvania, Don, .as a state, and boldly claims very interesring lecture on lished it is known in Wash ness: who was beginning to run That she can not be refused rain storms and cyclones last ington to the officials as well "If the President, and Sec­ tance from the jail building. things with the dynastic f< >rce -admission as the Constitu­ Tuesday night. He had sev­ as to the men on newspaper retary Noble really desire to of the family, told his father tion .provides. Why may not eral requests from scientific row, that Tanner has spent make reparation for Tan­ FANATICISM AND BITTERNESS. at Donegal one day: "I'm Congress at its next session men for a copy of his lecture. nearly or quite one hundred ner's reckless and unlawful lie clipped last week a de­ going to put my man in as add a clause to the Constitu­ It would be a great advan­ million dollars by "rerating" acts, they should find a less temporary as well as perma­ tion prohibiting polygamy tage if the Prof, would make pensioners. That is to say, objectionable temporary sub liverance of the "Abe Patter­ in any state or territory, and prediction of all the rain and he has not only expended stitute for Tanner than the son Grand Army Post " of nent chairman of the Repub­ submit it to the people for storms especially such a rain the $87,000,000 allowed by chief beneficiary of his "rera- Pittsdurg. Pa., but fa /led to lican Ntate convention to note it editorially. It. is these morrow." "Don't do it" the act of the Congress, hut tmg" policy." ratification? as is now in progress. bloody shirt performances said 8iinon. "Why not con­ Tnis would not be leg'sla- The Y.M.C.A.of the College he has added $100,000,000 A decayed, concern! that .are disgusting and mean ciliate the other faction by ting against any religious is in a very prosperous co: d - to that great sum by coriupt —Wilmmg ton Messenger. sect or denomination, but on tion under the management means. Now is not that a and that react on the shab­ letting their man go in as it to check and suppress a of Mr. John L. Kesler who blistering disgrace and sharhe by fellows engaged in the dir­ temporary chairman. A Desperate War. can't do you any harm, and oving evil, whose tendency will deliver an address at the Now for proof. ty work. Such actions on the co destroy virtue and bring district convention which The Philadelphia Inquirer WHEELING, W. Va., Oct.. part of the G. A. P's will be when the time for real work Aria sting disgrace and ru- meets at Durham the 8th, is a leading Republican pa I 29th.—Lincoln county, or ar sure to bring them into de- comes your man will go in upon our country. The 9th and 10th, of Nov. Wake per of Pennsylvania, it is not least thai; part of it around the served reproach,and to make gracefully." Don refused to boner this matter is dealt Forest will send a large dele­ a blind organ like the Press, ] county seat, is now in a fer-; the Radical element in the heed this sapient counsel, I , the. better. It would gation. but is reliable if Republican. mente >f < j xeitmentconcerning i North still more detestable and vowed he'd have both lf op the immigration of the % Rev. John Mitchell who It publishes in its news col­ the fearful tragedies enacted The Pittsburg bloody shift­ places. "All right." said tl"IfA •des of Mormon proselytes has for Several years been umns, and discusses editori­ within the borders of the ers are raving mad over the old gentlemon, "have your pt are pouring into Utah Agent of the Ministerial aid ally the scandalloustransact county Thursday ight. of erection of a monument at own way. but if your man Europe and other parts association of W. F. CollegeI ions under Tanner and de- last week. There is quite a Gettysburg in memory of the gets licked don't come to me me world, with their sen- has been called to the pasto- mands that all the facts be degree erf interest manifested men who fell in that battle, for sympathy." Don per­ i and develish doctrines rate pf the Baptist church at 1 given to the country by the to get, the accurate details of who belonged to the "Second sisted, and his candidate for nihilism, infidelity and Ilendersonville, N. C., and Administration. It is a terthe double killing at Queen Maryland Rebel Regiment, permanent chairman did get Lr,e tor our Government. will soon enter on the duty. rible revelation of folly and j Shoals on the above night, as the Pitsburghers put it in badly licked. "Don" said lpon,t admit Utah as a One year ago the two so­ crime, and Harrison stands Intelligence from that sec­ their fiery resolution. These his father'that night as they -e until polygamy is wF- cieties and the college did before the country guilty and tion is meagre, but enough furious fellows declare that took a glass of wine togeth­ and provision mode away with medals, this fall responsible. is known to satisfy the most they desire to,enter their sol­ er; "Don, when you die you vent the recurrence of each society has put back We give such parts of the credulous that Green McCov emn protest against this sac will be richer probably than •T. 8/H ILL. the improvement medal. Inquirer's statements as are and Mi 11. Hally were riddled I'ilege, and most emphatical­ I will, but you won't have Opt. 20, '89. Hight C. Moore, of Cald­ necessary to make the start­ with bullets on the night in ly denounce any such intru- half as big a funeral "—Ex. well has been very siek for ling scheme apparent. It question organized force sion by traitors upon sacred F. MOIt PHEW, , G. G. EAVES. RES LEETTTR. two weeks but is now much says: numbering sixty determined soil, etc., etc. h Eavss, better. There are numerous "It is now stated that the men. The latest report re­ The dignified and able New ,p mou-nt. cases of sickles in the col- hesitation manifested in illu­ ceived, and lrotn a reliable York Evening Post says ol s; • i> ~J| ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, •oopball is a new o.Sout h wliiA in ' niorethan common king public the report in re- 1 man who was detained sev- this ugly and inexcusable beAND • ^N^.jforlh.Krtn.oofwr. ga.-d to the a d...ini»tr,,tinn , laya , b to th,.effect that ht.vior: REAL ESTATE AGENTS, .is been played State Con veil- of the pension of the Pension MeCov iind Haley ininticated "It, renllv seems ns though MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. 1 he game 0. co on Main ttroet ove - D-ng Co 's. • eiy , tion will meet at Henderson, i Office by Corporal Tanner is o her prominent' parties in the Grand Ar .IV Maihine ore. July lS 39, 1 y. A DEMOCRATIC familY newspa­ per devoted to the interest of its County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Boone, atauga Count v, N. C. ). B. DOUGHERTY, E DITOR. .EC. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. �Order of Publication, Thursday night of last Post office. Our Blowing- Benjamin Harrison, Presi-' E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY Weak two young men by the Rock friends are very hospi­ dent of these United States NORTH CAROLINA, F Superior name of Eller, from Wilkes table and all have an eye to of America, do earnestly rec- "WATAUGA COUNTY ,/Court. DOUGHERTY BROS. county, were arrested at the business. We stayed over a i ontmend that Thursday the P. K. Sicilian vs M. E. Si«Tiian. (ild Mlister field east of Boone. night with "Commodore"' I twenty-eigth day of this It appearing to the court in:on 2he public is respectfuby invited Tliev had brought over a Clark, Lord Mayor of the present month of November affidavit that M.E. Sigman defen­ to examine our complete line of dant, in the above entitled cause, j „ , set . . shoulder load of blockade town, and of the linn of H. be ,. apart as. a day of the is a non-residentofthis state and | Prv boons, such as : Y\ ovsU ds . . , Martin A Co., and waswell national Tn<iiiK8j4i\nig arul whisky, and were retailing to Qftor duo dili^'onoo bo:t)i flli kinds, and Qualitios, I^insovs miners, colored people and entertained by bint and his prayer and that the people; found and that the plaintiff has | of the very best quality. Fine countrv eeasino-from oegun acrtpn trie onperioi dress goods, such tienrett;i of every body else that would good wife. Most of our time ol our country, ceasing from begun an action in the Snperioi ; mess goous, sucn as: Henretta while at the Rock was spent buy. This had been kept up, . . . , f i a n e c e s s a r y p a r t y i n s a i l a c - S ( J l d a t t h e l o w e s t p r i c e e v e. e it is believed, for some weeks, with H. C. M. A Co.They are tng days, shad mssetnble 111 tion it is therefore ordered that bought at in Watauga County y and some of our goo 1, law very clever gentlemen and their respecti ve places of vvor publication be made in theWA-i TAUGA DEMOCRAT, a newspaper! abiding Jcitizens. had been treat all kindly. No wonder sliipand give thanks to God, published weekly in the town of 1\LA D 1 MADE CLOTH Wat hing for the rascals. they ha ve a good trade, such who has prospered us 011 our Boone, fol six successive weeks, About lljo'clock in the night, men deserve it. We visited way and made our paths commanding her to appearand or demur comING A 81 E 01ALKY. IF. L. Bryan, U- S. Com­ Mr. Morris and family, and paths of peace; beseeching answerwhich will beto the in the plaint filled missioner, was called on for had a very pleasant call. • II ini to blosH the day to °ui* j office of the clerk of the Superior a warrant which lie prompt­ Mrs. Mo r s exhibited some I present and future good, Court of Watauga county within the first days of ha^ ytn nt n «nse st vk of I)r ly issued, deputising H. L. paintings done by her datigli makingitti-ulvoneof thanks-! sai(i ter,n three,et giving for each re-united - an^ the defqn- Goods. Groceries NoCons.(on e< Huggins to serve the war­ ter, Miss Mamie, which show­ Z "r • - A 7 ' (lantfake notice that if she Donar.es. Ami a nice line ot hats rant. who speed ly landed the ed that the .voting lady had home as for the nation at fails to appear and answer Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an < blockaders in Boone jail. a tine talent for painting as above required the relief normoiis stock of Hardware, coi In witness whereof I have therein demanded will be sisiing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bit: At noon Friday these men and drawing. Mothers ought A etc., A etc. underwent a preliminary tri­ lo encourage this art more hereunto set my. hand and graqted. JOEB. 1ODD.U.S. C. al before Commissioner Bry­ among their daughters, for caused the seal of tjie United All th#> above'will be soul cheap. an, who released the young­ there is 110 liner country than States to be affixed. Done We bm livestock. Hoises,Mules, er Eller, and bound the older ours to Fin-mate the eye of at the city of Washington Rock Bottom At Last. Gat tie. and Sheep. Gome and see us.——We will do you right. one oyer to the F< d r- the artist. We wish many of tins 1st day of November in J. 0. JONES, Zionville, N. €.. ;i[ Court, and for the want of our charming young ladies the year of OqrDo.rd 1.889, Keeps constantly on hand and would,like Miss Mamie, learn and of the independence of will sell at bottom prices for cash E. H. Dougherty Brother, bail, wausont back t jail. \s We a re glad the <e violators the art of drawing and paint­ the United States the 114th. or country produce, B >ots, Shoot Mast, N. .[ tCi, aps, A special line BENJ. HARRISON. of the law are to be brought ing. Mr. Morris has a beau­ LADIES HATS to answer at the bar of ju • tiful location and aims to re­ IIardware, Groceries: ticc for their transgres tions. arrange bis buildings before Read This Slowly. READY MADE CLOTHING A However objectionable the the next summer. GRAND DISPLAY! SPECIALTY. Blowing Rock has many An exchange'says: "After you keeps iio shoddy goods. In shotr. present Revenue law may be, we think it is decidedly the beautiful cottage houses- get on your ear a,ml make up a full line of every thing kept in a Now Goads, necslvgd And Opened lip By best policy to obey it, while built with taste and conveni­ your ihind to stop your paper to first-class country store can he The Presbyterians hiiiiuliate the editor, just poke omul here. Give him a call. it exists as a la w. We can ence. WiUW, Eolscl'w, Vks,N C. not understand how, a man have a nice church house, your finger in some nit'll pond an l t'iien pull it out and look for who has sworn to obey th > rp iie Baptist are talking of tin hole. Th ai yon will find out laws of the State atvl United tuikling a church in thelfh- how badly you are missed. Just ree'd. 1001 ydv. Alamance at 6% ets. 1000heavy States, can with impunity ture. Miss Prudden, iseriti- The man who thinks a paper T. A. Critcher, sheeting, 7% ets. 200 yds calico, 6. 7, 7% and 8% cts. per yd. -violate the Revenue law or 1 led to the thanks and graC- can not survive Without his sup- Bamboo, N. C. Worsted, all yarn, 10. 12/ (o 18 cts per yard. Cashmere, tiny other law. It is a cheer- tu le of the people, in build­ port ought to go off and stay! HEADQUARTERS double width, 18 to 40 cts. .S'atine, 10 to!2cts, Dressgingful obedience to law tin it ing and organizing a good' awhile. Wheij he conies eack he for cheap goods, boots, shoes linmN, 8, 10, 11 and 12 cts. per yard. Dress Flannel. 42 inmake good citizens. Tberen School On such fa vorable con will find Ijalf of his friends didn't esp "dally men's Bro.gan shoe. •hes, 50 ets ; worth 75. Lin Isey, Hi to 25 cts. White and during of hearty assistance ditions. She has a beautiful know he was gone: the other half $1, ladies Polkn 85cts. men's red opera flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10 didn't care a cent and the world tap sole boots from $2 to 89 cts. in upholding and maintain­ location. at large didn't keep any account Coffee 22%cts.., These prices ing the law is a valuable SHOES, SHOES ! BOOTS, are strictly cash. I will give 8HOES, SHOES ! of his movements whatever. hharacteristic in a good citi­ To the DEMOCRAT: Ladies'Polkas, 75 cts. Button, fl,25, to f 1,85. Mens' a premium Portrait 0/ zen. Then we have a very The I). I). L. S. met at Deer You will probably find some brogans, $1.25, to $1,00. Boots. $1,50 to $4. Chihlrens' GEORGE V A l.IVGl'ON things in a paper you cannot en­ limited amount of patience fiield school house to-night Price 50 cts. To every per­ button shoes, 40 cts., and up. Millenery, Milleaery ! You dorse. If you were to stop your or sympathy with those who at 7. p. rn. We received one paper and call the editor all sorts son that trades $2 in cash at can get all the latest styles and colors, in trimmed and unnew member in full contiecone time for the next thirty trimined hats, with trimming,to match,RIBBONS,FLOW­ engage in a business that ; 1 ion. After reading the by of ugly names, the pap T would days. Nov. 1st. I<889. ERS, FEATHERS, SATiNES, VELVATINES, Ac Hats corrupts the morals of the stili be published and you would ; laws we had a very interest­ sneak around and borrow a copy. youths of our country, Tt is trimmed 35 cents and up; Trimmed $1.00 and up. m the duty of well minded pro ing debate..upon the follow­ It is much better to keep your Yours anxious to please, RE 0 Ini pie to remove as far as bos- ing que .tion Viz., Resolved vest pulled down and your sub­ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. sible temptation from the that North Carolina shall scription paid up. WE HAVE DECIDED NOT youths of our country, rath­ luvVe a compulsory school law. Defenders of the Affirm NOTICE f' to sell an more goods on LOOK CUP, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM!! er than bring them in con­ ati re, were Rogers. Hampton. Pursuant to a decreed* the S11Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22ct». tact with temptation. It is time to to be hoped we will not again Mr-Ghee, and otters. Nega prune Court of iVatulaga- county All kiuds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. obtained on thv28th day of Oc­ soon be troubled with a like tive D. J.Cottrell, Hi'l Cot-, tober 188!), I, will, 011 the first Law s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur ANYBODY, trell and others. Decision Monday in December 1889, it be­ oecuranse. huts $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of pious, hoes, given in favor of Affirmative ing the 2nd. day of-the month, plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, Aetc. -Aetc. Aete. Our Society is a sec; et Soci proceed to set] at the Court house and ask our friends not to Blowing Rock Still on a Boom Gutler.v of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless in the town of Boone, a cer­ ety, and we hope that all doortract of and 011 the Laurel ask credit of us in the fu­ tain variety, and as cheep as can lie found in county. The following- new build­ young men in our neighbor­ Fork of Watauga River, adjoin­ ture. hood will assist us and make ing the lands of Alfred Ha; t - y, R0CERIF.6J iROCERIEjB ings are going up: (JROGER I1 Efi *1ROCERIE ,M pp.; WE HAVE just received a Lin; "F.lt lA3, PI UlOCERlI- ? «R0GERIL«? it a success. We anticipate George Ik arson and others,. < o iMr. Corpening is building tabling 33 acres more or less, Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. a new house back of the Ho­ having a public debate before this is a valuable tract ot land, second supply of long. covered with heavy and fine tim­ L a r g e lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. tel. Hoping these few lines will ber, containing a considerable Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac Edmistens are building 011 ambunt-of bottom land. 8ale is Wir tory prices. J e a n s and Cassimers at factory prices. TinBooneStreetnorth of Moores not find its way to the waste made for partition Among the basket, and wishing the heirs at law, and surviving wid­ ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot o store. GOODS DEMOCRAT a prosperous fu­ ow of Joseph Layel deceased and Mr. Morris is building a being the land of which the said house for 6'apt. Walker, east ture. W e remain N. P. F. Joseph Layel died seized, terms, and our stock will always he ATERSON ACTORV' FACTORY ATERSON Deeriield, N. C. Oct., 31 8.9. one third cash, ballanc-e in (5 of his Hotel. ACTOR * J ATERSON ^ ACTOR 1 found full and complete, con­ ATER8GN months. E. F. Lovill Mr. Battle is buildingnear Commissioner. sisting of all Kinds of Goods, NationalThanksgivingday. the Brady House. needed in this country, and Yarn at d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or Mr. Brady is building an cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, foi NOTICE! additional house to his Washington, Nov. 1.—The w e w i l l e n a b l e you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at following proclamation set­ By virtue of power of sale con­ OUR PRICES boarding house. bottom prices at J- !'• P'dllips & 8on, tained in acontained in a certain Mrs. Alibe Hartly is build­ ting apart Thursday, Nov. mortgage deed, executed by bugar Grove N. C. May 15 6 mo. ' 28th, as a day of National James C. Miller and wife Martha are as low as the same quali­ ing near Miss Prudens. if. A. Boyden is building Thanksgiving was issued late Miller, of the first part, find Geo. ty of GOODS can be Sold in Lowrauve of the second part , I a large two story house near this afternoon: will proceed to sell the following SEWING MACHINES A PROCLAMATION. described tract or parcel of land this county. Ingle's place, on a beautiful A peculiarly favored peo­ lying and being in the County of -AND sight. Mr. Weeden is buildWatauga, and State ORGANS, ple, mindful of their depen­ Carolina, odjoining the of North "ing at Puii- View. The Arlands ol DROVERS 1 ugton Co will build a large dence on the bounty of a di­ Johial Eggars, .Austin Miller and hotel at Fair View. Mr. Bru vine providence should seek L. C. Miller, which will more fully handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ appear by refference to said AND WAGONERS ThisMachine with full set of at­ ner and Co. will build- south fitting occasion to testify mortgage which is recorded in ing their gratitude and ascribe book B, of mortgages, pages of Miss Prudens. tachments and Blowing Rock is a live lit­ praise to Him who is the au­ 563 and 564. To satisfy the CAN always find FEED at five years guarantee freni payment of a certain debt of -f 2tle town, and is in a good thor of their many blessings- 00 and interest on same, at the THE MANUFACTl prosperous condition, and in It behooves us then to look court hduse door in Boone, x. C. Our Stables. for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines a short time, if 110 backset, back with thankful hearts on the 2nd monday in Nov., '89. will become a place of consid­ over the past year and bless and all costs andexponces accrue THANKING our custom­ iug by virtue of such sale. This erable size. Id. C Martin & God for his infinite mercy in Sept. the 3rd '80. W. R. Lovill ers for their liberal patron- Organs for less Cash than riffs. Attorney Go., and our old friend Mor­ vouchsaving to our land en­ age and promising to givej H11y house in Kr.oxville. 20 years experience in^this busi- 4 ris are doing a prosperous during peace; to our people everybody who deals with us „ess. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles ai'(L business sellinggoods. W. B. freedom from pestelence and E. F. LOVILL A SON. the full worth of his money parts for all Leading Machines. famine; to our husbandmen Moore is also in the mercan­ ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, tile business, and aie doing abundant harvests, and to we remain Respt., S. P. AXGP, .KNOW I Boone, N. vhem that toil recompense for well, as we'are told. Dr. Tar­ 11. c. MARTIN A Co. 1 TenLe££ee. ter has a drug store and their toil. Now, therefore I, July 4th, '89-1 v. ^* 01 irsi LOOK OVT t F - • V- �. W. L. BRYAN, J, P, BOBBINS, oar deepest sympathy. j Carter graduated in 1801 at fast being gathered to their -Ret. I. W. .Thomas )uls ! the College of Physicians and! fathers;for he is an enemy to lierty, Editor. -SUCCESSOR TORivers, Publisher. succeeded in getting his wi P 1 *™' ^ ^art- his country who would open • uci adjusted aud i ment of Collumbia College, afresh those old wounds. v ,,i o,i<l pump rightly ^ ' Still On Hand With A Entered at the Post Office at is now doing all that is re- New York. Afterwards he Let the shadows of a quar­ Robbins Bros, 1 had charge for several years ter of a Century thicken Nice line of Boone. N. €., as second-class quired of it, drawing water one •mail matter. Shull's Mills N. C, It is a ^ le largest City Dis- about the past; and let the (4 EN ERA L some 60 feet up hill. It is a martial glory of the Ameri­ pensarins of Philadelphia. decided success. Keeps constantly tin Ifand. can people he only remem­ LOCALS. —Mr. Joshua Winkler in­ and will sell at "Rock Bottom Items from Sands. bered by a united land. -Weather cool. forms us that he has again Prices," for CASH or eoHiUiy New issues now confront us. failed to recover his stolen j Mr, J. C. McGhee, and son He stand to-day in the midst Consisting, in part, of Boots, produce, such as Boots, Shoe.^ -Corn crop light. Shoes, mare. His son Joe has just flats Caps, & ect. A special -Note the change in T. A. returned from S. C. but the who have just returned from o 'a great crisis. That great Dress Goods,. line of Dagger, where they ha ve been tribune of the people, GroVNotions, teller's ''ad." thief escaped him, so his trip doing some br ck-work, for er Cleveland sounded the Hardware, -See Hunsuekdr Bros., was in vain. Col. J. B. Todd, report quite Tocsin in his iininortc.l mes­ Tinware, in this issue. —Rev. I. W. Thomas had an interesting meeting in sage, .lie opened the eyes of Groceries, Hardware, Grace rao i §R. L. Councill, of Boone, hoped to furnish the Demo­ progress at that place, con­ the'inasses to the new issues Coffees, lilding a large barn for crat his usual communica­ ducted bj' Rev's. Knight and and to the conditions that And Drugs. Sugars, [.Councill at Vilas. tion this week, but is preven­ Carlton. It has been in pro­ menace the prosperity of the Tea, A FULL LINE OF B ST Bend us in all the inter- ted by. a badly swollen and gress for eleven days and people, and a hundred thou Rice, inflamed eye. which we are st 11 continues. • Up to dnt", sand majority of the papulai |g county news you Cigars, glad to state is improving. 30 have been received into vote of the United States is READY—'HADE Cigarettes, & etc. the church and baptized. th > gotten sheeves he gar­ ad, but nevertheless Rev's. E. F. Jones and I. Clothing ever broughvtoth s Rev. Hendrix, (of the Second nered,' while the purchasers { that we have no wed W. Thomas contemplate at­ Advi-ntist Church) will com­ of the , Presidency* revel in Drugs & Medicines County, and in fact, everyto announce this week. tending* the Baptist • -State idling kept in a first -class Convention, in Henderson mence a meeting of days at the spoils of a temporary country store, can he found Irs.; Dr. (Doufteill will re­ next week. They will go as Penly on Saturday next. victory. But his work is in good variety. Also take here. All I ask is a trial. in Salisbury with her delegates from the Three Mr. J. H . McGhee will move still going on,and the spirits Your friend. titer Mrs. Boy den this Fork Association. into his handsome new resi­ of Thomas Jefferson and An­ all kinds of J. P. Bobbins. •r. dence this week. drew Jackson are moving in On the night, of 29th of last ittle Tommie, son of month, a Farmers' Alliance Mr. Wyett Hayes has just Hie hearts of the people. T. L. Hine, has been was organized in the Acade­ completed quite a commodi­ And I firmly believe that in A COMPLETE NEWSP.Y L892, by the unpurchased bite sick for some time but my at Linville with 42 mem­ ous residence. PER! "The Pride of the North a'>iSchool is in prog'-ess at suferages of millions of free is now convalessing. bers. A. H. Miller was elec­ na Press." this place with an enrollment nu n. it will be proclaimed to —It. L. Moore, son of Jade ted President and F. M. m Do you want to "aid in l un Tig of 40 pupils. the world that "unnecessary up a paper that shall refket t he Moore of the Globe, is teach­ Church, Secretary. Corn shuckiugs (and the taxation is unjust taxation." greatest credit on North at uli ing the public school at Valle —The cells in the new iail na, no matter where it may be natural appendage) some­ That •'pplflic office is a pub­ Cruris. seen ? Then patronize are almost completed and the thing good to eat are the or­ lic trust," that to "tax the HERBS, : —Mrs. Charley Taylor, of TR WILMINGTON MESSENGER plastering is now going on. der of the day. poor for the benefit of the A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER alle Crucis, who has not In a very short time the pris­ Sandy. rich is roberv," and that the Do you want a reliable pa pel And country produce in ex- „'ving you all the news of the n expected to live, is, we oners will be removed from offices, are not to be filled as chahge for goods. Gent's world—a Democratic newspaper e informed, slightly better. the old and disagreeable SANDS LETTER. a reward to those who would furnishing goods, such as, that equals the best/- has the " Will W. Holsclaw, of Vi- one, to more commodious corrupt the ballet, the foun­ dress shirts, (both jaundried largest circulation, and has for To the Democrat. is preparing lumber for quarters. twenty-one years been i part tain head of bur sovereign ie recti on of a new store Mr. James P. Taylor, has In your last issue I see an power.and that the principles and unlaundried.) Collars, and factorin thegrowth and dev. Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ velopment of the Old North ing. again bid farewell to his article from a correspondent and precepts of the fathers St t? Then subscrbe for at Blowing Rock, signed of the republic have not been most anythingneededin that ttorneys Councill and many friends in Watauga, line. TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER ' Verity" denying that the forgotten by theirchildren. Hihour made a flying trip and turned his face to Hour public debt had increased Campaign Rartes: Peace hath her victories, Iorganton this week on duras, C. A. We hope him a during the numth of July The "Daily Messenger." by »afe journey, much prosperi­ No less renowned than wnl\ Cite business. mail, 4 months on trial, for ty and a safe return to the and August, as stated in my ALEXANDER BILL. JUSTIN $2.00 unpopular young Atty., ast letter. I don't know November, 5th , 1889. land of his birth. It. Lovill, has been on how it is, but according to The weekly "Transcript Mes­ Srth Fork for > mie days; —AH persons are requested the statement of the public Rendy-Ma.de Clothing from 8 senger," (the largest and A Ulittcriif Raft Oi Tangled ,egal business we suppose.) to attend the sale of H A . debt as published in the to 25 dollars per suit. We best paper in the State) 9 Snulieaiits. Wilkersou, on Cove Creek. Washington papers, I was handle only'first class goods, months on trial for $1.00 —Miss Belle Critcher leaves Yes, our ride from Goldsbo Cash in advance. Both He has corn, wheat, rye and correct, and I ha ve not seen xt week to attend Oxford ro to Wilson last Thursday and will guarantee prices as papers are large Eight-Page personul property for sale. it contradicted except, by this male Seminary. We wish night was an exquisite feast low as any other merchant sheets. Send Postal Card Terms cash or approved se­ correpondent. who handles the same grade with the address of five per­ Be that much success. curity. Sale to be on the as it may, we do know that of delicious delight, for one of goods. sons and receive sample cop­ of the purest", sweetest, lovWe are glad to hear that 14th of Nov. ies of THE MESSENGER. the money in the Treasury liest and most bewitching mai Hamilton, who was so Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. —How is it that there is so available to reduce the debt dens we ever met, was hy our msly huit fiom falling much grumbling about our reduced at a remarkable side, and hung over our feel­ '. the jail, is rapidly recov CHARLES CARTER, M. D. papers never reaching their rapid rate under the ad­ ings that entrancing witcher For Cash, You Dan Have Physician and Surgeon, destination? We do not ministration of Corporal Blowing Rock, N. 0. |4r. Nam Lenoir left town want to accuse P. M's., of Tanner until to save the y which made bur sense drunk with the deleriutn of rapture rday for Johnson City carelessness, but we do know Treasury from utter reck, Goods at almost your own W. B. COUNCILL, J R. , where he will engage our papers are mailed out he had to be reduced himself. and delight. Yes. drunk with price. I run in connection ecstacjq for as we feasted ATTORNEY AT LAW. e mercantile business, regularly. After they leave us Your correspondent also in­ our enraptured vision on with my other business, a ss to him. J.uly 4 th 891y. Boone, N. C we are not responsible. timates that our northern those transporting smiles "diss Sallie Councill is rap- — Winter is at hand,is what brethren are not treated which played upon her beau­ W. B. COUNCILL. M. D. am proving, and is look- W. L. Bryan thought when when they come down tiful cheeks, and as we would Boone, N. C. gjxceedingly weli consider- he bought that splendid lot among us with exact justice. now and then catch the glim­ Resident Physician. Office it-he trying ordeal through of leather. He has in stock Now Mr. Editor, by that mer of her radient eves we on King Street north of Post h she has passed. t Sole, Kips and side, that he he shows himself to be in the felt as if we were on the glit­ Office. The S. S. Convention, is offering extremely low. very gaul of bitterness if not tering raft made by tangled June 12 88. ly. [Quarterly Meeting of the When in town give him a actually in the bonds of iniq­ sunbeams, and were being DR. L. C. REEVES. uity, for our northern breth­ wafted to that sweet isle of Church, convenes with call and be convinced. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ren are everywhere, in all the enchantment, around which ^hurch on Banner Elk, —Rev. E. F. Jones preach­ [•day and Sunday. ed in the Baptist Church ] r i South, welcomed with open the purest ripples break and which we think is equal to Office at Coffey's Hotel. C Boone, N. rof. J. F. Spainhour Bootie last Sunday. Owing arms to our borders who died in echoes full of rapture. any in the county, and we July 4. 89. fed school at Mouth of to the inclement. Jay, there come among us to make citi­ Yes this young maiden did guarantee our prices as low fon, Va. -21st. of last" was no services Saturday. zens and help us build up our make us dream for a time of as any in the J. R. HOPKINS, nth with 57 in attendance Mr. Jones^ieclines reelection beautiful laud. All we ask of. Paradise Regained, for she \JEWELER\ to the ^pastorate of this them is to bring Trunks we Was bright as star beams many more to come. Elk Park, N. C. got enough of the carpet-bag and sweet as flowers and -J. D. Bryan went this Church, we are sorry to give delegation twenty years ago. beautiful as an angel's dream Watches repaired and all fek to Meat Camp for a him up, for he is a good But hapily for us those days of Heaven, and moments kinds of work in his line exe cuted promptly. fpply of blasting material preacher. are passed, and we have .sur­ were made to ripple by as Also furnish transportation to h make further tests of his —The County organizer, vived that dark period and sweetly and as musically and panties wanting the same with a July 18 89—6*mo. one day last week, in Beaver fiver mine. those that come now, come as beautifully and as radi­ safe driver and with as good a W. C. NEWLAND, Ham township, in an Ivey Mary Councill, of with good intentions. antly As a stream! *t of crys­ turnout as can be found in the thicket near the mouth of ATTORNEY AT LAW, For the next me, raised a cabbage We have been trying for tal waters flowing through county. Lenoir, N.C. Beaver Dam creek, made a after being nicely twenty years to convince the bauks of blooming flowers June 27. 88 ly. talk to about fifty men in the ed that weighed 18% North that this is a part of and k/ssed alone by tremb­ interest of the Alliance and Who canheat this? this great country; that we ling sunbeams as they came SCOTT& ERVIN, 12 men gave their names to are in "our fathers house;" down in dazzling showers. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, sirs'/Alliance was be organized in the future. that we will stand by the —Wilson Mirror. Lenoir, N. C. eeeh Creek the These men were making a union of our fore-fathers. ^ast month with piibli; road to intersect the T. B. FINLEY, We will make special prices, for mTmembers. L. C.-Green Watauga river road just But occassioually some In- W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS, cash, on all goods. Returning ATTORNET-AT-LAW, Wllkesboro, North Carolina. Js elected President and F. above the mouth of Beech I galls, like Jobes war horse our thanks for past patronage llritk Layers and Plasterers snuffs the battle from afar Bigger, Secretary. Creek. we will, as heretofore, still con­ J.E. SPAINHOUR and flaunts the" bloody shirt ATTORNEY AT LAW. We are pained to anare prepared to do all work tinue to furnish you good goads Dr.Charles Carter,of Blow and fires the northern heart;" Boone, N. C. unce the death of J. Kiley ing Rock, N. C., was in town until one would almost think in their line on short notice. and at as low prices as c in be ALL work guaranteed and tound. Truly yours, Special attention given to Tvorris, who departed this on Monday and had his Di- that the war was still going Prices reasonable. For pri­ _ j -n the collection of claims. life. Nov. the 3rd. To his ploma registered in the office on. But ohank God such ces etc., address us atConV. LBryan. i j u i y 4th so—1 y. ©leaved family we extend of Clerk of the Court. Dr. 1 men are few in number and over, N. C. Nov. 7th, ly. uga Democrat, Merchandise, LADIES DRESS GOfliiS. ROOTS •_ Hotel And Feed STABLE, COUNTY. 60 DAYS �RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. Co. J. Q. WBILAH, bone. As a Low Tariff ad- tide and take the matter up Western N. C. Divission. vocate—as a firm believer and discuss it. U'ecanhardAsheville, N. C. Jure 27 i89 Successor'to Man that is born f woman in the well known doctrine ly afford to stand where we P ASSENGER T RAIN ' People of Watauga read this : is small potatoes and few in of the Democratic party as are. Very respectfully. take effect June 24. We have in our large store builS. M. Finger. to taxation we cannot-praise the hill. west • J STATIONS. read ding, at the beautiful town o lie rises up to Jay and flour or defend any man who bedown|No50| NO 52. Order of Publication. isheth like the rag weed, and trays his party and stands LV. |7pm.!830;, 1 GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH 15°ston New York " 1215ui.j430p tomorrow or the day after up for Monopoly as against N ORTH C AROLINA ,\Superior CAROLINA. Philadelphia 7 20 am(6 57) the undertaker has him in the people. . We are not now WATAUGA COUNTY,!Court. j(1j| Baltimore 04 a ni|042 ] Keep always on hand a washiiigiou and will never be a Bam Ran P. K. Sigman VH M. E. Signmn. the ice box. 1124 11C lately shipped a full line of goods and complete line of Grocei- Lynchburg 5 30 pm 510 Kegoeth forth in the mor- dallite or a Danaite.—Mes- It. appearing to the court u on of every kind, usually kept inajies. Confectiounries, Fruits. 850 " 805 affidavit that M.E.SigmandefenHP® ning warbling like a lark and \ senger. 310 " 2 31 dant in the above entitled cause, first-class "store, which we will thinned Goods A etc. See our uj hmond is knocked out in one round stock, and learn our prices, neidsville 041 " 50 is a non-resident of this state and sell for nothing but the Shall We Have Efficiently Wilmington •' 900a m before purchasing, cannot after due diligence be and two seconds. Schools. ! Moreliead " 537a m j Julv 18 89-6 mo. found and that the plaintiff has He cometh home at even­ ooldsboro " 2^0 p m j 81 begun an action in the .Supei ioi tide and moeteth the wheel­ I Raleigh " 5 00 •' [14 court for a divorce and that she RALEIGH , N..C., Oct 29th. " (>04 " 3" is a necessary party in said ac­ SPOT barrow in his path, and the CASH. LCDS 00 1 ! .Durham . •' 1045 " [j 0 c I1.S89:—L notice what you tion it is therefore ordered that oreensboro wheelbarrow riseth up and Salisbury Ar 1221 night| 4 s pv in your issue of to-day a publication be mad# in the M A- We will give you bargains that smiteth him to the earth, T.UGA DEMOCRAT, a newspaper T.A. Critcher, Bamboo. N. C., Is salisburvi.v 12 45 " bout the Blair bill, and I had • 11 3 and falleth upon him. and 1 published weekly in the town of can not be surpassed in the state. i a so noticed what the Ashe Boone, for six successive weeks, Headquarters For statesville Ar 151am ||12 ill Our stock consists of a well se­ runneth one of its legs into Newton "2 53 " 12 5 1 villa Citizen said as to the commanding her to appearand lected stock of Hickory " 320 " 1 H1 his ear. Cheap goods. Boot.-, and Shoes Democratic press being a answer or demur to the com­ conley spring 3 43" l 2i"i He Iayth up riches in the plaint which will he filled in the Morganton Ar 4 12 " 2 i( J unit against it as it was a office of the clerk of the Superior • $l0o. Ladies polka eia lty-five Marion bank, and the cashier specu" 5 07 ' unit in favor of education. Court of Watauga county <-ts. I aitrimed sole leather twen Round Kpob" 6 05 " 3--1 lateth in margins and then ty five cts., Tinned l7C. Alloth- ulack Mt. " 646 " 1 1 I do not know whether the within the three first days of D R Y GOOIPS g< >eth to Canada for ins •r goods in porpotioii. nought Asheville said term, and let the defen­ Citizen meant to say that " 7 2s " 4 1 for cash, and will sell low for tae Hot sjtrings " 0 15 " health. dant fake notice that if .she tne Democ utie press was 1. mine, (live me a trip In the midst of life he is in Morristown " 11 10" fails to appear and_answer 1 heartily in favor of increas­ as above required the relief Knoxville "1245" •So. J debt, an 1 the tax collector ing our school facilities from therein demanded will be Groceries, Hardware, Queer.sLouisville " i oAj FEED! FEED!! pursueth him wherever he our own resources. However granted. 1 I 55 ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery, Cincinnati " -o goes. (> 55 J OE B. 1 ODD,C. S. C. both pocket and table, Scythes " this may be, it may not be We wish to announce to Chicago The banister of life is full st. i,e\yis " SOOj And snaths, butts and screw.. the drovers in Western V 0., amiss for me to state our NOTICE! of splinters, and he slideth cross-cut and hand saws, all of that"we are now prepared to Chattanooga " ->2U pm condition, as fo lows: down with great rapidity. »ed your stock at our sta- Nashville " 1200 night 1st. In the United States By virtue of a power oi sale con which will be sMd tailied in a certain mortgage iile.s. or ;• 41 you feed as low Memphis " (> /() a in. ; He wnlketh fourth in the there is annually spent for deed executed by D, J. liouck is can be bought cksw here. •i rso. i" bright sunlight to absorbe opublic educa t.ion an n verngv and wife, Mat Houck, of the firrt Asheville LV 8 2^ a m Give us a call. Rcsp. zone, and meetetli the bank 10 f >3 a ni of ($2) two dollars to every pail and J. B. Miller oi the sec­ MGXEILY BROS. waynesville Ar ond part, and duly sigmd by J. teller with a sight draft for Gharlcstou " 3 J5 pm UooitSVlLL, N. U. t f. Remar.feably m a n worn an a nd 1i i Id. B. Miller, to the receiver of A D. jurretts " i ts p in $357. 2d. In North Carolina Co'vles. 1 will proceed to sell d read East noun SLVJfYc m In the autumn he putteth the Court-horn e o \ in Boone f * up NO 51 j NO UA I on his winter trousers and a there is annually spent for on the 4th day of ve her '80, noston Ar 30u ji in j 0 0u j; .sew York ' 0 0 a in | i 4 0 i wasp that abideth in them public education annually an the following d s bo tract or and bring J_2 I Philadelphia" 300a m | 1027 a] fill nth him full of intense ex-| ave7,? °'-' of (39) thirty-nine pircil of land, lying u >'a,State i, <• cents to every man, woman the County of \\ at Baltimore " 020 p m | S2 > a (• i tc in en t.—Puc k. - ^ X. 0., adjoining the lands of < Washington" 73r> pm | Too and child in the State;, while More z. JoluiTCastle, M . L'pLynchburg " l?40noon 11 210 ' The tariff has done a great in Virginia the correspond- pnrd et, at .as will more futiy a Danville " 947 a in |l200 p THE CROUD! ! deal for New England. It lias i ig amount is (93) ninety- pear by refference to said mort­ AYe laive a tremor i rs ste cl; NEW STORE, NEW GOODS ! Richmond " 337 pm | 5 r o gage which is ret o:-led in book created great fortunes for three cents. Just received from the Northern Re i d s v i i l e " 0 0 2 a i n | 0 4 i A of mo tgages pages 460 i nd acomparatively few, but it This is to s. y the average 40". 'i o Satisfy the payment o ABIDES! SHOES !"®a Marktts the i.im.t line of goods Wilmington 74o ever showed in this county. La­ Morehead " 11 (J0 p in has turned out to grass and educational <flirt in the certain n Acs amountingto $23? dies' I)fess Goods, l'laids. l'riuts- ooldsboro ' 410 p in briars hundreds of once valu­ United States is over five an I interest and cast. This 3i. Sa L Oct. 1889. , ii c .ssitners, Domestics, Hats. Arte. naleigh times as great as it is in " i 55 p in 715 f able farms. In the Sprin'gE. F. I.ovii L , Com. " 12 35 p m 4 3 SHOES. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, Durham field (Mass.) Republican of North North Carolina; and 5 40 iii every style, and at staTvatioii Greensboro " 8 i.o a ni 22nd of this month, appear­ in Virginia it is about two Salisbury LV 6 -7 a ni 7 15 SMOHS S H O E S ! ]>rii-es. The nicest line of ed the following advertise­ and one half times as great. saulisbury vr 4 37 a in 6 3s show thai GROCERiES ment, and it tells a, story Otller figures ~nn f ? statesville LV 3 30am 5 5(5, h Newton " > 20 a in 5 12 p' well calculated to arrest the North Carolina is behind al­ is ^ & Hickory " 1 56 a m 4 ;>3 p attention pot only of New most "all the other Southern coiuilly spring 130 a in 437 ]) ir YtAV) England -people, but of all States in public educational SHOES Morganton "101 a rn 4 14 p nf Having 5ffl-,S'II0ES! tA VYl Bout hern far mere. Here :t effort and very much behind Marion " 12 01 night 3 3(5 p n just moved into their new, Round Knob" 11 10 pm 2 35 p most of them. CONFECTIONARIES, is: large, and commodious to be found in this part of the ulack Mt. " 10 34pin 200 p 3d. In North Carolina our Asheville " 0 55 p m 1 25 ], "DON'T GO. WEST; We can give you shoes in any htate. average annual public term not springs " 8 50 ]> in j.1 v401« "When you can get a n n e Store Hardware Culery, liiantity, size or quality. V\v Morristown " 430 pm | <*35 i is just about time? school r you u]> in foot-ware from loO-acre FARM right at crockery, Knoxville " 3 05 p in I 7 15 can fi months—exactly last year, Are now prepared to offer to home, on good road, near GLASS-WARE, l 75 ct. brogaii to the finest $3 sixty-three days—and it can­ the public some rare bargains Louisville " j 805 neighbors, for EIGHT HT;N| 3 .5 not with the amount of mon­ in the way of Dry Goods i land-sewed laclie's shoe ever sold And everything else you want at c'nciniiati " DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. in W. N. C. We carry a full and W V. and S. P. Moore's, Blowing Chicago Groceries, Hats, " 1 * '•>. ey we spend be increased Excellent land; bay cut by omplete stock of Rock, North Carolina. | 7 20 St. Louis " Caps, machine;-plenty of fruit; r.o much", if any. Mu.y 20,-12 m. 4th. Our public schools do BOOTS, SHOES, AND A end to the wood. Cottage F. J. McMillion and Sou of the not satisfyeithertheirfriends house in good shape, good Mouth of Wilson Ya., are Mannor their enemies. They are General line .f Hardware. Ag­ CRESTON N. C. fa^'tures of all kinds of woolen barn, sheds, etc. The farm not good enough to com­ ricultural Impliments, Oib La y Mo 6 goods, which they will send to V is well'located, cue ha If mile your door in excliance for wool. mand the respect of those Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal to school, only live and one They also keen a fullline of their -who believe in a liberal sys­ Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro half miles to Orange, asg. o 1 ! goods on hand at Southei lands, I tem of education to the end eeries, Crockery, Glasvvare. a market as there is in the CL0THIN&. highest price fyr ^ ^ ilitt?';'iX • wool. that our material prosperi^ m » « pit , j ^ State." Sept. 11th. 1889. ty may be promoted and our UQW All over iVew England civil and religious liberties per I ^ there are valuable farms and Gome and examine for yourself. pptuated; they are too gooi tumble-down farm houses, j I have on hand vehicles We can suit you in any style, size to please those who are op­ our own make, and mor< what caused it? or color. Nothing but first-class posed to public education en­ And many other articles toe goods handled in this line, and AND KNOC KED OUT Ii\w en l.\ n f ........ ..1^...^. ... for sale at very close pi ie» tirely, or who are opposed to tedious to mention all of sati sfiic ti on gu ara n teed. which ha ve been selected with quality considered. Ren^ Mr. B. J, Randall is report/ accept as a charity, and sup­ care, and bought at We have bought our goods in J. P IIENSOX, DARK RIDGE, ing and jobs made to oi the lowest markets. We have| ed as improving in health. port it, only on the principle N. C.. speci a lit.v. Respectfully,' such goods as the peonle want This we are pleased to learn. that they give a piece of is just receivi.'g a large stock Thomas J. Lillard need and will have- We sell for We do not admire and .cam bread to a beggar. Surviving I'artm c ish, therefoie will not be GENERAL MERI/LYNDISE . >* , tf.—May 3rd. not justify his course. He is 5. As the head of the sys- Our Stock of,. T T which will be sold foPj'ash or , ., r Notions, Ladie s c ,i a man of ability, of great tern, by the favor of the l>eo- Dl ,, ss (loodKi ,; llssil „^ M „, B | country produce at xprices never before heard of. Give DR. J Q. H'lT.BAR. 1 larliamentary experience, pie, 1 think it is impossible pj-juts are complete. him a call, to support a creditable sys­ Our motto is "quick sales. and has rendered service to apr 2') ly. the country in the past. tem with the small amount and short profits" to all those ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. But for six or eight, years he we now apply. I am not that will give us a trial we'll —B YNNER HOUSE - ^ Best material used. Neat litis steadfastly stood in the complaining; this is the peo- guara a bee that you leave oui .work, and satisfaction guar­ v/ay of all tax reform. He pie's business, and I consider store with a smile all over anteed. when you has opposed and voted with my duty discharged when I your lace, and are satisfied Call and price our goods before M r g £, V/alfK Proprie- .July 18 89—6tno. buying elsewhere. * once we the Republicans in three do the the very best 1 can come n 11 come again. Rest you \\ TRESS. Congresses against Demo­ with they means the allow for assured of the fact that we B^Watch this column next vveeK for a more complete list ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. the schools, and when 1 state will not be UNDERSOLD. cratic measures oi relief for the people. Oi course the what our condition is really Thanking the people for of our bargains. Good fare, neat rooms, and Student of American poli­ and compaia' ve y. their liberal patronage, anc polite attention. A good fe* d 6. The significant ques- hoping, by fair dealings, to tics easily understands why and livery sta 1 ; * 1 mn in Respectfully, connection with tne Hotel he pursued this indefensible ti onus are: 11 bat are we going merit a by W. C. Which. and censurable course. lie to do about it? Millwedra M6 M CONT1NUENCE o GIVE US A CALL. is a Brotectionist at heart, alonj as we are), Will we NfW HOWif 41WIN6 (AAWINf Cs,0RAN0f-M.A July 18 '89 tf. and is kept in the Federal raise more money in the the same 28 UNIONSQUftRE,NY. 5sN>»SE. F. LOYH L & SON. House by special favor of the 'tate? Will we try to get- He are very Respectful yours Jones & Vance. tT.L0UIS.M0. FQH LE BY DALLAS.TEX ATTORNEY'S AT 4 -AW. Shell A Mast dominant Republican narty some congressional appro: 1. u i i < i r ( 1 /VFferiSift HiK 1 cone, N. C. Mast N. C. in Pennsylvania which is the priation? Julv 4th, 'N.9-1 y A..b July 18 '891 y. Let the press copy this ar­ Gmo.—May the 8th. War Tariff party to the back Jones & Vance, As H e Bee Ourselves. Hopkins u. Wilbar Elk Park, North Carolina,' | AHEAD SI LOCK & Worth & L ilia" Undersold. DENTIST. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 18 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/4442171abc51ddf77bfa291919d0241c.pdf 40311eea8d277bc6e31d03f77127d964 PDF Text Text — —— • • Democrat Wat THURSDAY, "NOVEMBER, 2.1, 1889, JL rfATit; family newepa and Miss Maggie Neal assis d to the interest of- taut, who is a graduate of —Cor. State and-Nation. Greensboro Fernaie College. —Woo Pvery Thursday at H. E. P. County, N. C. •Cons: P week. kiHTOR WASHINGTON LETTER. ) a bitr scare lat ting ,se.. ei <1 i .Senator Hoar, o: Massn- demned as heartily as any j the first fruits of which were days, over the ID-* of Sena- dim-efts, has again disgrac- Democrat, Sentaor Iloar, ia garnered last Tuesday. tor Allison, of Iowa, whose ed himself. This time it 8 the sanctified tone of .Joseph The election means no more successor will be dec!ed by bv very foolish and bitter Surface says: "The box than f.evdand in 1AD2. Althe legislature chosen last I stuff he has published in the' \ V lie?-e the American citizen though Cleveland was not Tuesday. Allison would Republican organ, the North f;as ts'his vote should be as | «« )RS, PLIHLISHEB. /eaveabig gap on tbe Re- American Review He makes sacred as a sacramental ves | form, he emphasized an in ten Fiora oui Rsgular Correspondent. —Re publican side of the Senate! a very fierce and mtamousas se ] ' according to his as ; sified interest in it. I will say 'T)d. ^INSCRIPTION" RATES. For the DEMOCRAT : should he, for any cause have saint upon the Democrats, sinned bell d, only by keeping that had the Presidential eCnairman Calvin 8. 13/-;ce to go. I bringing railing accusation, ijjs party in power can its sa- ! lection of last year been re­ copy 1 year .fl 50c. is a strong favorite with Dem I ' " (> months.... It is feared by some South and comparing them with | ( . m j character be main tain- peated a month afterward 35c. ocrats here and the wish ern Democrats-that the Re- ballot box staffers and the ] " ff months... " Cleveland would have been «*that he may be sent to the!publican defeats last week criminal class in the cities. Satan rebuking sin; Bene- lee ted. It was immediately ADVERTISING RATES. Senate from Ohio is heard on will haven tendancy to en- Thi^Aoo from a United States (Ret Arnold prating of patri- after the election the people 75c. all sides. It is argued that ] courage the more radical j Senator, from a man of edu- j f| 1 inch 1 week, 0 8in ; Ben Butler talking saw the way th y should have $1.75. T " 1 month h%has the good will of all Republican <'ongressmen to cat on wiio.m his own State| n f political integrit.yjand per­ voted. Now it is emphatieal a....'..' 1 " M $5, classes of Ohio Democrats, pass an obnoxious federal delights to honor. He pla sona! honesty; 6'ump Sher­ ly Cleveland. H vcland is in 1 " 6 1 " 1 year $7 and that bis election would election i. law in the hope of. I ces the best and noblest Dem man writing or making war the| air. Gov. Hill, of New leave no jealousy to make gaining enough members of ocrats on a level with the upon human and Christian YoiJ- I S a good Democrat, ] column 1 week... ..$9 the House in" the South a-t thieves and scoundrels of Bos principles; Benny Harrison but he, as well asothers, well $13.50 trouble in the future. 1 " 1 month. President Harrison is still the next Congressional dec-j ton, New York and Chicago praying for Divine guidance know that it is Cleveland 1 " 3 " .. 1 $37.50 tryiftg to make people in­ t.ion to effect those they a.re. He says the ignorant and vi to help him run the Radical wh o in the people want, and ." G " .. 1 " 1 year.... $50 cluding himself, believe that certain to loose elsewhere cious Hud "by the natural umcnine upon the exalted whom the people will have. the recent elections did not Such a law will never be pass | law of their being, their con­ plan of Qnayism and Blaine- You have the liberty to say Vilas N. C. mean a disapproval by the ed by the next House, there ^enial -place in the Democrat- ism. and to keep the Sab­ for me eulogist ical things for Nov. 13., '89. people of his administration. are a number of determined ; ie party." This too from a bath day holy as he keeps it Mr. Cleveland. The word lias been passed Democrats in the house, fellow who glories in the on his junketings on that sa­ Mr. Carlisle vbought in view To the DEMOCRAT: Having been silent for to every prominent Repub­ that have pledged themselves shame of L870, when South- cred day; Crank Flair deliv­ of the recent election Mr. Mesome time, we again wish to lican official that he must ar­ to fillibuster until the exni-1 ern States w e raped to put ering a creed upon wisdom Kinley's chances for the spea be heard. We all know we gue at all times that as no ration of the fifty first Con-' into •office the weak and sin- and statesmanship; Ingalls kership were rather faded. It should educate and do all in federal officials were voted gress, if such action should ning and supple Hayes, i'nis weeping because he was too lay, he thought, between our power to build up our for the result of the elections become necessary to prevent from a fellow who rejoices in pious to shoot poisoned ar- Messrs Reed, of Maine, and county, mentally, financially mean nothing as far as the the passage of an obnoxious his mean little soul that Har j rowg a t his brother Sena tor; Cannon, of Illinois.—News and in every other good par­ administration is concerned. federal election la w. icon was elected by fraud, ] j 0 | in Sherman palavering o Observer, ticular. Although we some­ That is for public consump­ The Superintendent of the I intimidation and purc-1mse. ver a "fair count" of the Washington Dispatch, 11. times complain of our coun­ tion. In private, the shirt Census has made a report of This'from a feliow whose pas­ votes in the Southern States, The Supreme <-ourt of the ty 'sretrograding, but J think sleeve brigade, tha t is always what has so far been done, ty rejoices in the leadership does not cut a more unfortu United Suites today render­ if we would look back a few relied upon to do election and what is to be done in of laine, Foraker, Quay, Ei- n; ,te and absurd figure than ed an opinion rdfiirming the years, and draw a picture of work, and which has been the future to make the next kins, Rob 'son, Sherman ami does the venerable, vitupera­ judgment of the her condition, and then com­ snubbed almost until now, is census a success. He wants the remainder of the corrupt tive Hoar, when he dips his the Supreme Court of North pare it with now, we could to speak figuratively, being the printing of the census re­ crew. Shame! Sham.'. ! What pen in corruption to write of Carolina in the ease of Cross very easily see to the reverse. warmly embraced bv Presi­ ports given out by contract a disgrace to the Unite States the purity and honesty of his and White, president and For instance, compare Blow­ dent Harrison and promised to private parties instead of Senate is such a political t ra- yld party, putrid and false cashier, respectively, of the ing Rock now, with just a few any number of nice fat ap­ being done bp the Govern­ (iucer and curmurdgeon! throughout. Hoar is very State National Bank of Ral­ vears back, and you can pointments if they will only ment printing office as here­ Since writing the above we unfortunate in his vitriolic eigh, N. C. The crime with plainly see. Then lands a- agree to resume business a t tofore. If this can be done ha ve read the following ta­ performance. He should re­ which they were charged was round ft were were not even the old stand. Brother Har without making the work a ken frpm a decent Republi­ nminbi- that the forgery of a, pro mi so ry yi demand at five dollars per rison has waked up to the political "jop", it would be can paper in Philadelphia, 'Ere you remark another? sin note and making of a false acre, it. being so high and fact that is the members of very desirable, as it would that dares to tell the truth /fid thine own conscience look entry on the books of the cold. Now, there*are several the shirt sleeve brigade that tafcetlie Government print­ and to tni'ii on the light. w i tlii n." —Messenger. bank for the purpose of de­ ceiving the national bank ex­ of the best of hotels, board­ carry elections, and that the ing office years to do the The Telegraph says: are you restless at night, and ing houses, stores etc, and carrying of elections&s the work, and keep up with the "However painful it may harrassed by a bad cough? I se aminer in regard to the finan lands are now worth twohun great end and aim of politi­ constantly increasing cur­ be to acknowledge it, the ac­ Dr. .i. H. McLean's Tar Wine cial condition of the bank. It dred and fifty dollars per a- cal parties. It were better rent work. If the reports knowledgment must be made Lung Balm, it will secure you was contended in behalf of and cre. and quick sales at that, for the Democratic party cannot be gotten out faster that it was not the Derno- sound Heap,cure. effect a prompt Cross and White that their and radical offense was cognizable in the so we understand. Now. in that he had not found out tha rut hey were after the last crats but the Republicans, m census was taken they had the last national campaign, | p[ ()n . j. G. Carlisle on the E- Federal and not in the State our judgment, "Tutor" Hill so much. courts. The Supreme Court lection Returns. and Big Bali, of the Rich That Mrs. Cleveland has just as well a t be gotten that fried the fat out of the decides against the convic­ Mountain, could be made far lost none of the great .popu­ out at all, for all the use they manufacturers to be used, and which was used, to buy CHICAGO , Nov. 12—A dis ted bank officers and in fa­ superior to Blowing Rock, larity she enjoyed here when will be. as a summer resort, scenery Mistress of the White House Montana was formally ad­ floaters in 'blocks of five,' or p ; ,tch to the Times, f/om Kan vor of the State. etc., as they are both places was fully demonstrated last mitted as a State Friday five hundred. The most en sas City Mo., says: Hon. -J. A BIG GOLD FIND. Presidential ormous political corruption G. Carlisle, who, with his of considerable altitude, week, when she and her illus­ morning by from which you can see sever trious husband came to proclamation, and Washing­ fund ever raised vas raised wife and son, has been spend News comes here today of al miles in any direction to Washington to attend the ton, the last of the quartette was raised by Mr. Hoar's par ing the last month in Idaho, a, rich gold find in Montgom­ which your face may be turn­ marriage of ex-secretary Ba­ will follow suit as soon as a t.isan friends, and employed passed through here yester­ ery county, by Tebe Saun­ ed. .And then she lias, by far yard. After the marriage correct set of election re­ in destroying the absolute day on his way to W ashing- ders. Last week he took out the coolest and best water in Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland drove turns are received here from freedom and purity of elee-!ton_ speaking of last.weeks 2.000 pennyweights, and tions, which lie declares the! e i ec t,ion re s U lts Mr. Carlisle sent besides, seven pounds of our mountain country. If to the White House and Mrs the Governor. country can get only from said: Of course there were gold ore to the Charlotte those who wish to build ho­ Cleveland left her card for The All American Congress tels. ( both as summer and Mrs. Harrison, who is out of will complete it'slong excur­ his party. many reasons that led to dis mint. In one roekerfnl of vvint.n' resorts, would but town, while her husband sion the last of this week. This is fair and most com- aster to the Republicans all grit four ounces of gold was -rnabe a start, those beauti- went in side and paid his re­ Next week it is expected that mendable. But the able and j o v e r tJie coim try, chief of found. The goal is in pla­ was the tariff issue- It cers' grit, and is the richest fuTfimds would not remain spects to President Harrison the Congress will settle down honest Telegraph does not j at five and ten dollars per It was a graceful and courte­ to the business for which it stop here. It goes" on to say| j 8 a n ^ V ear. in which the ever found in the State. Two year, acre long. Hope some one ous act on the part of the was called devising some with exceeding directness and people, untrammeled by par­ peck baskets full of gold and means of increasing the trade point: Clevelands. will investigate. ty zeal, vote the way they specimens were taken out of Our schools are also much The cry that Foraker was between the United States "He ignores the fat-frying t'lTnk. Prohibition was an­ the mine yesterday. Tebe has better than heretofore. No­ knifed by the Sherman men and South and Central circular issued by the Presi­ other factor in bringing a one hundred hands at work, tice, while just a few years a- in Ohio was no news to the America. Just how that dent of the League of Repub­ bout the glorious result, es- and gets so much gold that go, we had no academies nor regular reader of this corres­ can be done under our present lican Clubs; hecloseshis eyes, pecielly in Iowa. 1° s low no pretense is made at weigh first class teachers, but now, pondence, who will remem­ high protective tariff is not ears and memory against that this was not the pi una ing it only on a pail- of groDudley's 'blocks of five' let­ ry cause, however, of Repub­ eer's scales, or to measuredf we have several good acade­ ber that the organization of very plain. my buildings with good fac­ a plot to "down" Foraker President Harrison is un­ ter; to the political eorrup- lican defeat in that State one in a half pint cup to pay tlm ulties. The best in the coun­ by Sherman and his friends derstood to be down on the tion fund, a single contribu- need only to study t - e !< royalty, which is shared by ty, of which we have any was noted many weeks ago. German's for the loss of Iowa tion to which, was nearly a turns. The prohibition son the hands. Below the grit, knowledge, is Cove Creek A- It was fixed up here in I Cash and Ohio, lie told Senator half a million of dollars; to timent is strongest in t ' M1 small veins are found that cadeiny, and it has no facul­ jington, and unless all w : gns Sawyer, who asked for an ap i the millions of pay envel- ral districts of the Un < • .V- are more than half gold. ty this year for blow and ; fail the gentlemen concerned pointment for a German; opes which were given to the returns showgreat • There is no fraud about this, spread, but of true principle in it have bitten off more|constituent that tne German workingmen, enclosing their cratic gains in these for the gold shows for its ^ %nd go ahead, as they have than they can c-hew. Their had no right to expect any- wages, by their Republican ties. It is plain that t ie 8C df, and it has created in­ tense excitement here. 'dWn showing since the 5th only desire was to sidetrack thing irom him after ".-sei l "; employers, and which were so mers hold i n accordance 1 J , * . ,i ,. ing the paity m Ohio andloclt,e f —Salisbury Dispatch , 8th. ;of August '8.9. Tuition is a : I oraker, but the result \\nshmgton, I). C. ™ in.v threats and intimida-! + be j r ^riff convictions, ' ' tions against voting the dem 'i oor tainlv helpm.. out with Sick headache, wind on the -third lower than it was du- shows that they have made Xov. llth. 1889. _ locratic ticket; and while so| V( p (is «.,-ainst prohibit 0 ' 1,< | stomach, biliousness nausea, ; ling the past two years, and Ohio a doubtful State for can be said of all |,promptly anu ngruably the groat contest in 1892. | When nature falters and re shutting his senses to these qq ie w board also low. Hope those JPHV.'TI ; banished by D J. 11 Median's fin""®? help, recruit e.n.-ebl'd tra ot i lpr m-o+ps "who desire to go to a good with chances decidedly in ia-' erergies with Dr. J. her .vlc^ean s , ;r jme s a « .inKt> the ballot box Otner Maxes. "The ' f >Ve-1 oiHlc oi ver md Kinney Bidets, , H. tn twenty five cts. a v;al. .school will come in. The vol-of the Democrats. i strengthening1Cordial and blood crimes which every honest, of tariff reform,, a. 1 I respectable Republican con- land has said i P working a-' "| The Republicans here had | purifier. ^l.GO per battl Principal is Prof. Francum, k j 4 ' �J. M. DOUGHERTY. E. PI. DOUGHERTY. sermon on the cleansing- paper foi the support and AUCTION SALE!! blood of Christ founded on failed. the 12th. verse of the 4th David Everett of Rocky J win offer at Auction on of Acts. Sunday morning, Mount N.C., sold the tobac-J t h e l R t h a n d 1>9th of Deo , Sunday night he gave a lect- co raised on 1 % acres for '89, (Thursday and Friday), 2he public is respectfully incited ure on "Christ in the Camp," #485, his whole crop for my i ntire stock of merchan­ to examine our complete line of The Democratic papers all telling of some of the great #8.500, Mi Everett hired no dise, consisting of a general Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds have something to say about revivals thev had in tlie help. line of shoes, boots, hats, of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs a man by thenameof Grover camps of Gen. Lee's army in Levi Plemmons, of Run- tin-ware, queens-ware and a of the Very best quality, Fine Cleveland "for '92, The hist which he was Chaplain. How comb county, raised 250 full assortment of dry goods. dress goods, such as: Henretta election indicated that there eager the soldiers were to bushels of corn on four These goods are new and art cloth, also fine silks, which will be sold at the lowest price ever is such a man still living in hear the gospel. He said he acres. bought at in Watauga County. all of the best quality. the state of New York, and never knew a soldier called The Egypt coal mine in The sale will take place at that he was, at.d is now, a upon to lead in prayer that Chatham county, has been my store, at Blowing Rock, READY MADE CLOTH "Tariff Reformer of the first responded no. Many inci­ opened. litis mine vvas [onthe above named days, water." The present Admin­ dents he relate 1 which stirred worki d at. several years be-j Terms f) f sa j e , fcti i tly cash, ING A SPECIALLY. istration to the contrary not­ his large audience to tears. fore the war, but the parties All are request, <1 to attend withstanding. Three cheers Jonday night Mr. Jones made nothing out of it, on as these goods must be sold. for Grove ! for he is growing seemed to have been in his the account of not having Respeoful/y, We have an immense stock of Di stronger and stronger. best humor a lid gave a grand transportation, a railroad Nov 20, '89. M. V. Moore. Goods. Groceries. Notions, Confe lecture onthe"Boysin Gray" tionnries. And a nice line of Hat The Lenoir Topic says there He pictured scenes at Har­ has been built from FayettCaps, Boots, Shoes, and an ville to the mine and a North is a large timber company or pers Ferry where t he soldiers nonnous stock of 11a id ware, co ern Company are opening it. ganized in Caldwell. Ifwe had wire well supplied with every slating of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bit. a railroad through Watau­ thing heart could wish but The pit was full of water WE HAVE DECIDED NOT *k etc., A etc. ga our lumber busiiless would another picture after the which has been pumped out to sell an/ more goods on All tlm above will be soid cheap. be a big thing too. There is Maryland campaign in 62 at the rate of 600 gallons time to W • bin livestock, Horses,Mules, also large iron deposits here of a darker line. He gave a per minute for four months; Cattle, and Sheep. Co in e and see in the - lne Ridge, on the 1 Ca true picture of the "Boys in every thing will be ready for us. We will do you right. ANYBODY, tnuga River and many other Gray" and paid them the shipping coal in a short places in the county. It will highest tribute that could be time, 100 hands will be em­ and ask our friends not to E. H. Dougherty Brother, take a rail road to develop paid to men. Several old ployed by the first of the ask credit of us in the fu­ Mast, N. C Wa tauga, asour timbers a rid comrades listened to his New year. ture. The Supreme Court of the minerals are too heavy to grand lecture and cheered WE HAVE just received a haul. In the western part and wept continually. We IJ. S. has confirmed the judg­ of the county, a great deal boys foliowed him to the ment of the Wake Superior second supply of of lamer has been hauled to train and gave , t hree cheers Court in the Cross and White n UrUTC!) to Hampton and Elk Park. as the train moved off for case, and they will bear the] penalty of the sent?rice which J How those people can make the "Old Confederate " is five years hard labor for money on lumber, hauling it Rev. II. W. Battle, of Newfrom 75 to 20 miles, we can ben i N. 0., gave a very inter­ (Toss and seven for White. Will W.Holsclaw, Vilas, N.C. not see. We have all over esting lecture Tuesday night Cross and White robbed the and our stock will always be o the county as fine poplartim on the Cultivation of the National Bank of Raleigh found full and complete, con» nearly two years ago. Cross Just ree'd. 1000 yds. Alamance , at 6% cts. 1000heavy her as ever glowed. Oak, senses. sisting* of all K inds of Goods, was President, White Cash­ sheeting, 7% cts. 200 yds calico, 6. 7, 7% and 8% cts. peryd. hickory, ehestnt, mahogany, T w o men in Wake couut,\ needed in this country, and Worsted, all yarn, 10, 12% to 18 cts per yard. Cashmere, (birch), and in fact,all kinds had up a wager to see which ier. They are out on bail. OUR PRICES Tlnj Exchange Bank of double widih, 18 to 40 cts. .S'atine, 10 to 12 cts, Dress ging­ of timber grow here in the one could eat the most chick­ greatestabnndanc. Our tim en so six were cooked up nice Mt.Airy N. CA has suspend­ are as low as the same quali­ hams, 8, 10, 11 and 12 cts. per yard. Dress Flannel, 42 be ty of GOODS car. be Sold in dies, 50cts ; worth 75. Lindsey, 18 to 25 cts. White and her will be valuable as soon ly and the gluttons began to ed A horse died at the stables red opera flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10 as we.get a rail road trans­ devour greedily and soon of the Salem Female Acad­ this county. cts. portation. Owners of land I had the chickens eaten up 8HOES, SHOES ! BOOTS, SHOES, SHOES ! shouldtakespecialca reof their I with no difference as to emy, a few days ago that had been used by the officers Ladies'Polkas, 75 cts. Button, #1,25, to #1,85. A/ens' timber, and not waste it as ! amount each devoured as of the Institution for 28 brogans, #1,25, to #1,60. Boots, #1,50 to #4. Childieas' heretofore, for some time in | they were unable to decide button shoes, 40 cts., and up. Millenery, Millenary ! You the near future, they will the wager but one died a years. The number of bales of cot AND WAGONERS can get all the latest stvlos and colors, in trimmed and unfind the timber will be worth short time afterwards and trimnied hats, with trimming to match.RIBBONS,FLOW­ more than the land on which the other is now critically ton received at Raleigh up toNov the- 10th was 7.580 for ERS, FE ATHERS, S A TINES, VELVATINES, &c Ha ts it is now grow ing is worth. ill. CAN always find FEED at trimmed 35 cents and up; Trimmed #1.00 and up. We hope before many yeaTs Durham and Raleigh are 7888 up to the same date Yours anxious to please, that we will hare a road each bidding for Trinity 14,270. Our Stables. 7'Uere ha ve been 4 7 1 new WILL W. HOLSCL.1\Y. through OUT * county, which College; Raleigh last Spring Post Masters appointed in TIIANKING our customwill build up our otherwise fa offered #20,500 and a buildunder Harrisons ad­ vored section. Let us all pud j ing sit v which was accepted N. ers for their liberal patron­ ministration. LOCK GUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! together for one. and induce i by the Trustees subject to Raleigh had n Flower age find promising to give Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. some company to build it. | the approval of the Metho­ Fair last week. The keeper everybody who deals with us All kinds of dress gooos at correspondingly low figures. dist Conference. Durham of the Capitol made a nice the full w>rth of his money Law; s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to #1. Fur We publish in this issue an ! now proposes, or J. S. Carr hats #1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of ploirs, hoes, article taken from the Prac­ for the greater, to erect snft- exhibit from the flowers o! we remain Respt., plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &et.e. &ete. tical Farmer, published in ! able buildings if they will lo­ the Capitol square. The N. C. Conference wid U.y . MARTIN & Co. Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless Philadelphia, written by Col. cate, in Durham. meet at Greensboro the C. H. Nimfcon, the general The State Centennial which variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. Manager of the Cranberry I- will be held in Eavettville 27 th. IROCERIEFI FL ROCERI ESS GROCERIES ron and Coal Co. This artic­ N. C. Nov. 21st. 1 <889 will Senator Vance left Char­ RUCERIE^? «UOCERIE"J "RO T JERIE®? le should commend itself to be an occasion /orig remem­ lotte last week with a fine Drugs, [latent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. every citizen of Western N. C., bered by all who attend, no blooded calf presented to -SUCCESSOR TOLarge lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at, prime cost. him by J. W. Wadsworth of and especially those who cori pains will be spared to ac­ that city. The (Senatortook Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fan western experi­ commodate the visitors and template Robbins Bros, l 'Gom ebroome" his tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ ments. The article is a true to make the affair a success. theca/fto mountain home ware at almost nothing. We also have a largb lot o Shu IPs Mills N. C. pen-picture of the counties it Gen. Ransom will be orator Billy Whelling, of Stanleyrefers to, and all that North of the day while a Keeps constantly on hand, great Carolina needs to realize Hie number of other distinguish­ county, is 117 years old, he and will sell at "Rock Bottom pATERSON ACTORY FACTORY ATERSON A f TYIII full blessings of its truths, is ed speakers will be heard. will visit the Centennial, and Prices," for CASH or country ATERSON * ACTOR * ACTOR 1 ATEPSON to keep with us the healthy Music will be furnished by a fire the old musket he used produce, such as Boots, Shoes and progressive young men great band of 108 pieces, in tin Mrxici.i war. Hats Caps, & ect. A special Yarn a i d"Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or D. D. D. who are constantly leaving, the display of fireworks will line of cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe ns, for allured from among us by the be the grandest ever seen m Far better than the Harsh we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at fanciful pictures of western in the South, excursions in treatment of medicines which bottom prices at J. B. Phillips & Son, life and progress. Stay with steamers on the Cape J?ear horribly gripe the patient and May 15 6 mo. Sugar Groye N. C. Groceries us young men, and aid us river will be made, all this to destroy the coating of the stoni- Hardware, And Drugs. to make this one of the celebrate the adoption of aclie. nr. J. McLean's Chills and fever cure, by mi'd yet effective grandest countries on the the U. S. Constitution by action will cure. Sold at fifty A FULL LINE OF BEST SEWING MACHINES globe. We commend this ar­ N. C. cents a pottle. ticle to our readers, and em­ The Durham Globe has If you suffer pricking pains on -ANDOIIGANS anating from the source it suspended, E. A. Oldham, moving the eyes, or cannot bear Clothing ever brought-to this does, we feel that it will be editor and publisher. Mr. bright light, and find vonr sight County, and in fact, every­ weak and lailtng. you should properly appreciated. Col. Oldham is one of the best promptly use nr J H McLean's thing kept in a first-class Drawer Sew­ Nimson, the writer, has seen, writers in the South heedited Strengthening eye salve twenty- country store, can be found This handsome 4 full set of at­ ing Machine with no doubt, the greater part of with great success, the Win­ fiive cents a box. tachments and here. All I ask is a trial. the United States, and with ston Sentinel which was un­ five years guarantee from Your friend. his experience and observa­ der /lis management, one of NOTICE! J. P Bobbins. T H E M A N U F A C T T . I vviil offer sale to the highest tion. his article says much I the best papers in N. C. Af for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cast. bidderfor cash in hand on the for Western North Carolina. terwards lie went to Bir­ 5th. day of December 1885), at 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines ,G. G. EAVES. F. MORPHEW, Norris in Watauga county N. C. WAKE FOREST LETTER mingham and labored on One tract of land, lying and be­ the " Hot blast," then to ing in Watauga and State afore Morphew& Eaves, Charlestown where he did no said: known as the .T. L. WoodFor the DEMOCRAT: any house in Knoxville. 20 years experience in~this busiATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ring During the past week we ble work on the ''World." now land and the place where he AND lives. Said tract contain­ i ml riti at once for circulars and prices. Needles i: d have had two very distin­ j four months ago he came to ing 30 acres, more or less to sat­ REAL ESTATE AGENTS, parts for all Leading Machines. guished men with us. Rev. I Durham and undertook the isfy a tax due the United States- MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. J. (}. Hardin, I). C. Offee on Main Street over THug Co's. J. W. Jones, of Atlanta ( a. | publication of the Daily ore. July 18 89. 1 y. Tennessee. •lied a very touching Globe which was too good u From Nov. 11th. Till Dee. 5th, Farmer's alia nees a re p.'row ing in number, and will even­ tually take this southern country, if they keep on at the present rate. DOUGHERTY BROS. BOOKS GLQSEO. GRAND DISPLAY! s, Just Received And OpenelUp By DROVERS i J. P. E02BDJS P J F LADIES DRESS GDDDS. READY—MADE Organs for less Gash than S. P. ANGE, KNOXVIEl �—J. E. Finley Esq. was in LINVILLE LETTER. any mention made of the ag­ CHARLES CARTER, M. town yesterday, he says his ricultural resources of these Physician and Surgeon, . 1). D 11. Dougherty, Editor. corn crop was badly damag- To the DEMOCRAT: parts, I feel it is a duty to R C. Rivers, Publisher." Blowing Rock, ? ed by the freeze. His neigh- Yesterday, just as school give the readers oUhe^m,. ^ Q n ^ ^ & W. B.U'OUNCTLL. JR. Entered at the Post Office at bors are in the same eondi was out for noon, a drove of e r some account Boone. N. C., as second-class tion. Nice line of turkeys was observed coming have seen here. ATTORNEY AT LA.V. mail matter. —Our old New River friend up Mitchell avenue. The bo.vs Mitchell and Watauga conn •July 4th 89ly. Bo.me, i 1 was in town yesterday. Says K I"ied them and sallied out to ties. North Carolina, is situa :1 aear view of so vinu-ui- ted in tljt' north west corner he raised this year near 401) W B. COUNCILL, M. a ' M S 'R"' , C bushels of corn, and it was at a sight. They followed of the State on the Tennessee I hey Boone, N. C. —See notice of auction sale not much corn year either, them down as thyy turned in line, at an average altitode ; (2t on sistitlg', in ptvrt,,of Boot.s, they | Resident Physician. Ov. • in this issue. H'ho ever heard of John El- t o Binville avenue till thetur <>*' 3.500 feet above sen level Shoes, [on King Stret- north ofPovt ^ —Dyptheria is raging in the rod failing to make corn? keys reached Hotel Bover, tor the plateaus and valleys, j j) regs (JoodS, ' Office. ? Iune 12 88. ly. Notions, western part of the county. —Mrs. Alice Lenoir, with which was their objective while the moun'ain peaks point. They came from near rise as high as 6,400 feet nHardware, J. B. HOPK.L\8. —Send us a little cash for her two bright and interest­ Bakersvdle. and were driven bove the level of the sea. The Tinware, \ JEWELER! Ithe BOYS please, they need it. ing little boys aftei quite a here by Isaac Grindstaff and ••onutry is sparsely settled, Groceries, protracted visit to her moth Elk Park, N. C. —It seems that winter has son. The former informed but the undevelped agricultu Coffees, ers, left here yesterday for W a t c h e s repaired and a! liome in all it's fury. me that prob b'y a ral resources awaiting a dense Sugars, her new home in Johnson i thousand head of turkeys l»°i ulntion are wonderful to kinds of wor.< !n his line exe *- —Remember that next City. Tea, en ted promptly. had been exported from his ;,n . v person seeing them with Thursday is Thanksgiving July 18 89—5 mo. Rice, On Saturday eveninglast. p ar t of the county this fall, an experienced eye. day. Cigars, we had a pretty snow about Thanksgiving is coming! So ^ hile the country is inouii A' W. C. NEW LA? I Cigarettes, & etc. ^ —Captu Lovill is off on a 8 inches, on Sunday it rained j Christmas^ These turkevs t litiousand their sides steep, s ATTOHNKY AT L AW business trip to Jefferson nearly al' dav,^ most of the a l v to adornftiediningtable, they hob! a deep, black soil, fit I ;il% AC this week. snow melted oft'. This is the! not only on these occasions, "i many places as rich as flie D r u g s & Medicines 'June 27. 88 ly, —It will be Christmas after first snow of the season to but "between times". Miss iprairies of the west, clear to a while; who will send us -a lay on the ground. Knte Boyer is an extra fine j the r summits, with a crop-of SCOTT A GUV1X, Christmas turkey; sve would —Uncle Bob Hodges was interer, and keepsa most ex virgin timber on them equal in good variety, Also take ATTORNEYS AT LAW. all kinds of like to know. Lenoir, N. C. in town yesterday, he says he cellent-hotel. Everything is to any section of the United in "apple pie order." Thepar States. has made corn enough to —Mr- James C. McGliee T. B. EINLEYF" Is now pap you see, carry him over. Uncle Bob lor is superbly furnished, the Corn is the universal crop ATTORNEY- AT-LAW, in these mountains, and un­ And Jordonis happy, has made a great many sleeping rooms are elegant, Wilkesboro, NtuiL Carolina. For he is grand-papa. corn crops, lie will not be clean, and arranged with an der go >d eultivaii in produE . F. LOVILL & SON. eye to the comfort of guests c-sas well as on bottom —Hog killing is in vogue, able to make many more we ATTORNEY 'H AT ' AW, and boarders. The dining j lands. and every day some are kill­ fear. Boon", N. Hon. J. W. Bowman, of Ba room is the very acme of! ed. Why don't they send us —L. D. Miller, the old fiJuly 4th, "X'0-1 y. what a genteel dining room kersville, the county seat of some spare ribs. We love fer of company 1 58 N. C. Mitchell, raised on his own should he. Menu! Oh ! how the meat not the rib. Reg. is organizing a drum my mouth waters to think of farm near that town this sum W J .HUXSU IV L . T A* BRO —We are sorry to hear of and fife band for the next re­ it. In a word, the Hotel Boy mer 100 bushels of shelled Brick Lnvrs Tinstcreis Miss Mattie Wike'saffliction. union at Blowing Rock. Mr. erisaswell kept- a hotel as corn from the acre, by actu­ Miller was considered the any other in North Canroli- al measurement of land and And country produce in exShe is teachingon MeetCamp, ! v.* is a good teacher and an ex­ best fifer in Gen. Johnson s na. 1 do not believe there is grain, while throughout the chahge for goods. Gent's are preparedon s h o r ta lnot furnishing goods, such as, in their line army. country everywhere on the cellent lady. another so neatly kept. A L L work g u a r a n t e e d ; d —Bro. Scott, of the Top\c, To-day, the public school steep hill sides one can see dress shirts, (both laundried Prices reasonable F o r p r i * —For boots and over threatens to cultivate some kept by J. 8. Warner, came the same evidence of the rich and unlaundried.) Collars, ces etc.. address us at ( on [coats for men and boys, N <v. 7th. ly. whiskers in the future. If he to an end. There was not j ness of the soil, and theadap Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, a over, N. Ah \ cheaper than-can be bougnt inosta11ythitineeded in that succeeds as well as he has sufficient school money to tal.ility Of the region forgrow DR. L. C. REEVES. * in the county call on W. L. line. with the Topic, lie will aston continue it two months, so - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bryan. ish many doubtful friends. the stock holders of the LiuFor cattle and slice]) it i.s a Office at Coffey's Hotel, —Mr. Thomas Storie and We wish him great success in ville Improvement Company, paradise; you find here the Bcone, N. C * Miss Lola B est were married every undertaking. best water, the purest air, jluly 4. 89. at the annual meeting in Ju­ t on the 1.5th of this month. —Mr. I. N. Corpening, of ly, generously voted $25 to the finest grasses, with no fly A COM P L E T N E V V S I' A Best wishes to the happy Blowing Rock, gave us a call have tire school kept three pest or cattle scourge of any PER! Read.v-Made Clothing from 8 •'The Pride of the North Caroli­ 1 couple. yesterday, and informs us months. kind. j to 25 dollars per suit. We na Pretss." —Rev. I. W. Thomas, has that the timber is considera­ To-night, the Rev. Mr. Mnu | Any'inan with an experien­ Do you want to aid in building handle only first class goods, returned from the State bly broken between hero and roe, (Presyterian) of Lenoir, ced eye. seeing this country up a paper that shall refloat the and will guarantee prices as reatestcredit on North aroli there by the sleet. So much assisted by his brother, held and becoming acquainted Baptist. Convention looking low as any other merchant na, no matter where it may he well, and reports a very pleas so, that it is with difficulty religious ser vices in the school with it, is at a loss to ac­ seen? Then patronize that a wagon can pass the room. His text was from count for the neglect it re­ who handles the same grade ^ant trip. TH WILMINGTON SESSENGSH of goods. Luke Z9: 10: "For the Son ceives from emigrants seek­ A LARGE EIGHT-CAGE PAL'ER ^ —Judge Merriman has road. —No one has said a vvorcj of man is come to seek and ing homes. Do you want a. reliable paper Rteen appointed Chief Justice, giving you all the news of the to fill the vacancy caused by about the Telegraph line to to save that which was lost." The market prices for all world—a Democratic newspaper Boone, since some of us had The sermon was a very inter­ products of the soil are aIfehe death of C'nief Justice that equals the best— has the a talk the other day. The esting one, because it was bout the same as the farmers •jpmith. argest circulation, ai.a has lor weather was so bad we did treated in a simple and famil of eastern Pennsylvania re­ twenty-one years been a pa.it • —It is said now, that since not meet Saturday. We and factorin tliegrowt ii anddevceives, the lands are cheap, 'the election has been heard hope some active parties will iar manner. and no tract I know of but Goods at almost your own velopment of the Old Nort h St t? Then subs be tor from that calvts gre in de­ take hold of the mutter and Mr. Kelsey, manager, is on I run in connection a visit to his home in High­ that has a marketable crop price. TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER mand, several buyers are push it to a success. We lands.—Mr. Welds' saw mill of timber on it that will pay with my other business, a gnting them. Campaign Rartes: ought to have enough enter­ has been under way for two now for the land. The "Daily Messenger." by an up the fla gs and fire the prise to take hold of such full weeks. My, bow it uses The soil is not sour, but in mail, 4 months on trial, for ns, matters that is so easily in up the logs.—The works here nearly all places any crops let the peoDle shout, $2.00 are calling in an excellent can be made with little labor, eighteen hundred and uine- our reach. The weekly "Transcript Me:> v two —Brazilla Green J. P. class*of men, and good work the first season, by simply ! turn the rascals out. s e n g e r , " ( t h e l a r g e s t ; u<> of Bea ver Dams, called on us men from different parts of deadening the timber. -Ex. yesterday, he says corn is jest paper in the M ate) b Families with little money, Mit.cheli, as well as from Yan months on trial for $1 XHt Mr. W. J. Hunsucker' the not so good. We fear it will cey, Watauga, Caldwell and but plenty of willing muscle, Cash in advance. Bota iciple brick layer on the turn out that lots of us will elsewhere. Some of whom would find this a perfect par­ capers are la rge Eight-!'a g e , has left for his home in have to live on mush, corn have bought lots and will adise. C. H. NIMSON. sheets. Send Postal '• are nover this week. He has will be too scarce for bread. build dwelling houses for Cranberry, N. C. with the address of flv 1 K>! " ade many friends in Wa­ We like biscuits ourselves. their own use. YourJ. W. which we think is equal to sons and receive sample eopr tauga. This Item Is True. ies of THE MESSENGER. So if you have no corn send Farthing is of them. [ ny in the county, and we along some wheat, or Buck R<_ ad building is continued, No paper can be published f-u,u antee our prices as low Oct. 1 st, 1888. tf. —We don't know of but without home patronage, one wedding to come off wheat, wiil do in a "scace" and will be for years, till Lin and everyman is interested in a s »)ny in the about Christmas, and we time like this. ville"has the best roads lead­ keeping up a home paper. If N 0 TIC E1 are not so certain about that —Thos. Bingham Esq, ing into it to be found in all a rail road or factory is wan­ ted the news papers are ex­ Bv virtue of a warrant placed one, we are only prognosti­ former editor of the Enter­ North Carolina. TheCompa pected to work for it. If a in mv hands by John B. cating. prise, was in town the other ny is erecting a tool house public meeting is wanted for lol.'of the 5th. District ot No: n day. We asked him for local and a large barn for their any purpose, the news pa­ Jaroliua. I have leviei. on —Esq. Bryan and John news from Cove Creek. He own use.—Boarding houses per is called upon for a free c ,v furnish transportation to will proceed to sal) »e- "" banders tried Fox hunting hand, one clay bank in are. • soc,pCUCU and Will UU wn ( y wi replied that there was noth­ are badly needed ailU will bej n .°f'^ e - If any of the "vnm ' - • - . ..+ rue Monday. They caught nine Aing new on his Creek. After for years to come, probably. | |"! es have a supper or reeep- »XT- Wanti, « the 8am * with a cow, and four hogs, at the re: > nn,1With 88 8°^ deuce of G. W. BowriiiR'c • but on examination by ex- j left, we were told that o«r' , , , fion of anv kind, the newspa ie can he found in the 26th. day of November '<•< adamostexeel-; per ig e x * t e d ^ , ve t * he • j s expected We have had « ™^.-| perts they were prom unced county. jr It being the prow: ty ot A.o ; ' • there were twin babies at his lent fall for outdoor work or the next necessary notice- The news to be rabbits. Harbin to satisfy a tax c.g - • house. We thought this rap J. S. W. papers must puff the schools said llarbin due O.e .«»•• —Our new jail is completed id increase, under the Harriand everything else to ad­ States and cost of sac. -1 • ' 1 1 all except the painting, j son administration danger- A NORTH CAROLINA PARA­ vance the interests of the bus din DC. Novem V^r 261 h. DISE. iness of the busines of the Huggins says he can keep a ous, but on enquiring we place, and then give them a fellow in there without much learned that they would nevI have been a reader of your! hand * omenot t ice , vvheu the -V NOTICE. trouble. It realy looks er ,be voters, unless the Worn nnrioi. ., —i i • t pass away. And yet some of cash'" so. apet-ial prices, foi s < 1 will sell to the highest I en s Rights question was sue< ennsy 1\ anm far- them do nothing to keep up "11 K ood». .Returnin >n tne premises force si) m eessful here after. . mer, but other enterprises! a home paper.—Ex. Physicians prescibe Dr. .T. H. ofDeieiub. ankB fur past patrouag on the 4th. i- >i Wwm} McLean,s tar wine ping balm, Persons who lead a life of ex- a m associated with, brought One acre of land moi •I or ^ There are many accidents Z\ in it they find no trace of opium P.o«eure are subject to rheuma- '.me to this section some time! incases which effect Stock and .ti,,^' }»^tofon>, still eon Y r'1 and , uu*longing to A. G C- '* Ror morphia, while its efficacy ' .iiid neing in Matauga • aid wmSX a VaS,li^§ a |^^ n d ^ S ke D a '^ereun cmw serious inconyeMem. 'and a,Ul a t a «low h n VO " kr ° 0d curing all throat or lun Poces as ,• in b N C On the waters i ® ill J.II. McLean's volcanic Old , , have become well acquain loss to the farmer in Ins work. °Und. es is wonderful. .. . . Old .. , rub* yours, Fork of Cove Creek adjoining ' , liniment: it will banish pain andH f ' d with the people and their which may be quickly remedied 1 by the ns'> of Dr. J. H. McLean's lands of Cleveland - 1 subdue inflamation. I country. "Sever havin- seen volcanic oil Liniment others. The earn' >\ . fc W, L.Bryan, tax due the ""!•! 4tl at al a u g a Democrat, W. L. GENERAL Merchandise, LOCALS. j ROOTS m HERBS, JUSTIN For Gash, You Hotel Can Have And Feed STABLE, 60 DAYS Till day •J. G. Hardin D. C. ' �Jones & Vance, ILII'HMNXD , C D ANVILLE R. R Order of Publication. J. Q. AYILBAR, Alan, as lie looks out u[.on * Mri " NORTH CAROLINA , \Superior Wester-. N. C. Ilivissithe world, though the! Charleston has been cele- WATAUGA COUNTY,/Court. Ash' 'fie, N. C. June 27 oiT Successor'to . thought may never have brating in grand style the P. K. Sigman vs M. E. Sigman. People of Watauga read this : i PASSKNG ; .AIN SCHEDULE to been suggested to him by an­ anniversary of its •earth­ It appearing to the court u ion take effect ae 24. '88. affidavit that M.E. Sigmandefenother, at once arrives at the quake, and the displays Z?ave (lant in the above entitled cause, We have ill our large store bail- JJqjJjjjjg £ ^jlf ST A T I O N S . | read west Bound. conclusion, apart from any been imposing and the crow- a non-resident ofthis state and ding, at the beautiful town o !plown NO501 NO 52. '1r\\v*r idea of what we call religion, ds large. 'cannot after due diligence be Boston L V . |7 p m.|830 am ! GROCERS, E LK PARK. NORTH Ne,Y York ,i , ,, , rnu -n v oa t >„ u: found and that the plaintiff has " 1215ni.j430pin that there was, and is, a : i here will be 20 Repuph- be „. un a n a( , t ion in the Superior CAROLINA. Philadelphia " 7 20 a in j (i 57 p: . first great cause. Ashe views cans 12 Democrats in N. A. court for a divorce and that she Haiti more 9 4 a m|942pm Keep always'on hand n full Washington " 11 24 '• 111 00 £ the earth beneath and the Sum 1s and 09 Republicans is a neeess try partly in said ae„„ . I tion it I C tlmrofni'D rwlonoil fl»£it lately shipped a full line of goods nn(j complete line of Gro^r- Lynchburg " 550 pmlolOam firmament above, the and 50 Demo'-rats in the • tion it is therefore ordered that­ publication be made in the W A of every kind, usual!.} kept in a j P8i Confectionaries. Fruits, nan vi lie " 850 - j 8 05 " thought that these things House. What (a used it? TAUGA DEMOCRAT, a newspaper first-class 'store, which we will Canned Goods & etc. See our Richmond " 310 " 1230 '£ published weekly in the town of sell for nothing but the "just happened so" does not lteidsville " 941 " ,50 " j stock, and learn our prices Boone, foi six successive weeks, 1U * Wilmington '900am ^ | before purchasing. enter his mind. He knows The Republican majority commanding her to appearand . nqmui.uui uuijiiin.i 1 Morehead 1 5 37a m Julv 18 S9—6mo. by intill to n that so'.negignn- j;i Po^TisvIvania, hk (3\finch 's answer or demur to the comGoldsboro 240 p in j SLO n in tic power has brought them catfish, "has swunk." Even pbiintwhich will be filled in the RUieiga ' 500 " 145 pm, ; Durham ' C 9.4 " ;312 into being. In the language j n Nebraska the falling off is office of the clerk of the Superior if.. ^ v v V s « Court of Watauga county oreeasboro 1045 " j950 a m of Addison, about 8.000. Excellent? wit'gn the three first davs of I .„ . , . J S I L I I J . I R Y AI * 1221 night| Ills "The spacious firmament on The work goes bravely on. said term, and let the defen-1 We Wl11 £ ive y° u bargains that salisburvLv 12 45 " j 11 25 oan no ^ be surpassed in the state, T.A. fYitcher, Bamboo. N. on high, Thelittle "rebel Brigadier" dant fake notice that if she 1 stab's vide .cr 151am 112 i2noo. •n .. With all the blue, ethereal UCdu I Ul E J-d' Newton " 2 53 " 12 55 pm at Pet-erspuig fired into" the fails to appear and answer j Our stock consists of a well sesky, as above required the relief j leeted stock ot niekory " 3 20 " 114 pm And spangled hea vens, a shin Democrats who were in the therein demanded will Le Cheap goods. Boot.-) and Shoes conley spring 343" 1 29 }> 111 ing frame, a specialty. Men's brogun shoes Morgaiiton Ar 4 12 ' street hooting before his granted. 2 10 P 11 Their great Original pro­ home. How dare they to 810o Ladies polka eighty-five Man on J OEB . 4 ODD. C. S. C. 507 " 249 pn claim." ts. 1'ittrime.l no's le.L.e • 1 .veil Round Knob' 005 ' 3 27 i) m: NOTICE f Raleigh Call. shout before the Radical ty five cts.. Trinie 1 27c. Ailot.h- Black Mt. 040 ' 400 p ir i 7 2s ' Pursuant to a decreeot the Sua- goods,m poiqx.ti.<n. nought Ashe.vi ri 431 p in The old State is constant­ Czar's domicile? nme Court of Watauga county pr for cash, and will sell low foi the Hot Springs 9 ,5 •• 0 10 p in ly asserting its worthiness of obiained on the 28th day of Oc­ same. Give me a t. ial. Morrisi own 11 lo< 730 P in, Hurrah! for Massachu­ tober 188!), T, will, on the fir. t pride and appreciation. Ev­ 1245 • Knoxvii'e 150 r ni t setts. The R idical plural, Monday in December 1889, it be-1 Groceries, Hardware, Queens ery intelligent man in North noiiisriile in ing the 2nd. day of the month,I , A 1 cincirinal i Carolina knows it is in ma- Lf is ' e!, s than 0,000 proceed to sell at the Court house 1 1 ! 5/> a ill. 1 Glassware A- etc. Cutlery, FEED! FEED!! 11 I>0,'ket an chic ago I 0 rIO ]) III table, Scvt .,•« ny respects a great 6'tat-e, I Good enough. They lose door in the town of Boone, a cer—o s:x in Senate and eighteen in tain tract of and on the Laurel And snaths, butts and screws. | e(>T) p ti. s Lewis inhabited by as sturdy, as o c wish to announce i o '» : aranga River, adjoinhand Chattanooga i>20 jiui honest and as brave a peo­ House—tventy-four loss in all. ing-the> lands of Alfred Harthy, cross-cut and . gq(1 saws, alio fh p drove' •i Western X., which wiIL be ; Nasuville ' 12 00 night now prepare! ' ° Memphis 'lit w ple as there are to be found. The Boston Post Dom., George Iff arson and others, con­ . 0 10 a m. •I'd your -tock at our stataining 83 a^-res more or less. It is now the policy and a considers Massachusetts a this is a valuable tract of land,! 1 des. or s '1 von feed as NO. low ASheville LV | 8 2-r' a i good one too t.o stimulate doubtful State how. covt red with heavy and finetim-j is c an 1 e b nght eks-.vhere. waynesville AIJ I Oh3 a State pride, by heralding Southern Georgia is said her, containing a consideral/e T) omor frn' IT* Ilesp. Ciye us a ca 1. i 3 Oh p 1 N I UNEILY BROS Charleston " amount-of bottom land. Sale is itCjJdfii.d iJ the virtues of the people, to bo flourishing The crops Barretts " i a 48 p L; made for partition among the MOORSVII I. t f. I read East noun, their splendid deeds in histo­ are Remarkably good. heirs at law, and e.urv-yiug wid­ NO "y I | NO 1 I "P ry and the possibilities <>! . henover Mix Cleveland ow of Joseph La-.vel I is-e 1 and Boston AI 30u p in | 9 GO pi v / \ \ f > • r-Fj ,1, the State. The praise of all appears in a New York thea- being the. laud of which the sai l N e w York ' (50am i l 40 ! ! lied.seized, terms, —that is genuinely good atre the audience rises and one third cash, ballance in <5 Philadelphia" 3')Ga m | or.'vapi Baltimore " 9^0 p m | 825 a i in North Carolina is a duty cheers. months. E. F. Lovi I H Washington " 7 3". ]> m | 7on Commissioner. that every North Carolinian New York is about to lose Lyncnhurg " i - 40 noon 112 40 should preform for his cliil- its chance of getting the big Danville " 947 am |12 I )0 p dien. No great people ever fair. It is not willing to pay We have a tremendious stock ( H uiebmond 3 3 p ui -o u, in iieidsville lived who despised their for the fun. 9 12- a m I 9 4 1 p n TH E T 'ROUD ! ! ? ? •viliiiii.gton •• 74u homes, their fire-sides and The 5th. of Navi niber 1889 SHOES.NEW STOia-;, NEW GOODS .' 0 ss Morehead "ii«'*»pin their neighbors. Whatever was a tremendous rebuke STALL Just receive-ifrom Gu?Northern r-hi vhiuU ooldsboro-" 4 ill p tli H4h a m ft* North Carolinians lack of and repudiation of the Har­ Markets the ni/csf hue of goods a & Bi I 1 Havir.r ualeigh ". i) in | G35 am ever showed in this county. La­ r loving North Carolina, they rison gang of incapables. Durham " 3h 30 am their new dies' Dress Goods, Plaids, iff ints- Greensboro "!2 i-o apm |j 4 -i 0 p m' A lawsuit at Warsaw, Pol­ just moved into surely lack that essential -s 111 characteristic of becoming a and, has been ended after large, and commodious SHOHS S H O E S ! cassiiners. Domestics, Hats. & etc. Salisbury LV (5 27 a m f 7, - > 1 • m SHOES. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, g rea t,S bate.-Sa n foi'd ex press- four hunched years. What saulisbufy AI - 437 a in C> h'". m Store House, in every style, and at starvation statesville LV 330am 5 5(5 p ni an unfortunate legacy that k Children will freely take Dr. J. H. prices. The nicest line of Newton " 2 20 a m 5 1 i j) iu' Are now prepared to offer to McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm was. Hickory " 15(5 a m 4 53 p ni the public some rare bargains unlike cough syrup, it contains Quay is a poor prophet. GROCERIES oonnlly spring 1 30 a ni 4 37 p in in the way of Dry Goods lio opium, will soothe and heal He put down Foraker's ma­ Morganton "i 01 a m 4 : 4 p m jssr,SHOES ! 811OES!M£*s Groceries, Hats, any disease ol the throal or Marion " 12 Ol night | 3 30 j; in. jority at 25,000 and little lungs quieker than any other Round Knob " 11 10 pm I 2 35 p nr v, r remedy. Berime '"got left" all the 'D. Black M F. "I 0 34 ] i m , 20 0 p im HIT? «J.I ».J BOOTS, SHOES, AND A sa inc. ASheville " 9h5 pm | J 25 n We cm give you shoes in am • not springs s 50 p m j U-R)a -ilf A Georgian Protection Dots From The Messenger. CON FE( TION A111E8, MOi-ristoVvn " 430 jun | « 35 a m General line .f Hardware. Ag­ quantity, size or qualify. \\ - : (Bern.) organ says "the Dem Will the bloody-shirt be •> ricultural Implements, Oils can tir you up in foot-ware iron, o be found in this part of til! Kiioxville "305 j) m j i i.) a ni now folded and laid away? ocrats are on top." Even so. Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal tate. a 75 ct. brogaii to the finest- -S Louisville " Hardware Culery, and the protectionists are at naiKesewed ladie's shoe ever sol. ciucinnati " 1 3 \h p m crockery, Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro ''Pity the sorrows of a poor the bottom. 'iiicngo " in W. N. P. We carry a fulj am |8 1;t' Mr. 0. S. Briee, chairman ceries, Crockery, Glasvvare, old man" —Benny HarrisonGLASS-WARE, sf. i.oui.s " complete stock of | 7 20 a m of the National Democratic liid everything else you want at Exit Benny Foraker and Bil- Committee, is said to be the A V v 3>- C \V V. and 8. P. Moore's, Blowing 1 coming man for U. S. Sena­ dock, North Carolina. lie Mahone. Let the funeral tor- from Ohio. May 29', -1 2 m. proceed. CRESTON N. C. .1 Exposure to rough weather, get­ Us F. •!. McMiaion and Son of the The Democrats elected the ting wet, living in damp locali And many other articles too ties are favorable to the contrac­ tedious to mention all of Month of Wilson Va., are ManiiGovernor of Montana, but tion of diseases of the kidneys which have been selected with •ii-tin es of all kinds of woolen lost everything else. ai d bladder. As a preventive care, and bought a t - CLOTHING. ioc-ds. whicii they will send to Elk Park, North Carolina, SPOT CASH. I T oo« n T i ! i LI ,OC Iv AHEADi. T *ne Cloth- Worth i Lillarr . Eea y Ha $ Alabama t.axables now ag­ gregate $242,000,000. The tax at 4% mills brings in $1,095,744. Harrison has the headache. He took too much Mahone "in his'n," and now he sits on the stool of repentance. and for the cure of all kidney and liver trouble, use that valua­ ble remedy. I)r. J. II. McLean's 1.00 !i ver and kidney balm. Come and examine for yourself Our Stock of Notions, Ladie's per bottle. Dress Goods, Cassi meres and We can suit .you in any style.siz* or color. Nothing but first-cla Prints are complete. Our motto is "quick sales. goods handled in this line, am J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C.. Keeps constantly on hand and and short profits" to all those satisfaction gu a ran teed. We have bouaht our goods iti will sell at bottom prices for cash that will give us a trial we'll the lowest markets. IVe liav or country produce, Boots, Shoes Hats, a'ps. A special line of guarantee that you leave our such goods as the people want store with a smile all over need and will lia\e- We sell tor LADIES HATS your face, and when you cash, therefore will not be Ha,rdware, Groceries. come once, we are satisfied •r.nr door in excham-e for wool. Thcv also keen n fulllino of their roods on hand at Foutharhinds. Vcn '), f. • Timv piy. the iighesf pric e for wool. I have on hand vehicle, •Sept. 1 I th. 1889. our own make, and more 1 _u BOOK PRICES. lock Bottom At Last. Bacon wrote "Knowledge is power," and Cowper wrote READY MADE CLOTHING A you will come again. Rest SPECIALTY. assured of the fact that we "England, with all thy faults I love thee still, my coun­ keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, will not be UNDERSOLD. a full line of every thing kept in a try." Thanking the people for first-class country store can be their liberal patronage, and ound here. Give him a calk hoping, by fair dealings, to The Harrison gang say merit a that "local causes" did it. Bah! It was the corrupt and C O N T I N U E N C E of T. A. Critcher, Boodle Administration that the same. Bamboo, N. C. did it. HEADQUARTERS R e are verv Respectful yours, ' Shell & Mast In the Kentucky countv fr>r cheap goods, boots, shoes especially men's /frogan shoe, MastN. (.'. where the war rages so fear­ $1, ladies Polka 85cts. men's (lino.—Mav tlie 8t.li. fully the people are mainly tap sole boots from $2 to $,7 . G. G. EAVES. Republicans. Very signifi­ Coffee 22%cts- These prices P. MORPHEW, are strictly cash. I will give cant that? Morphew k Eaves, | a premium Portrait ol ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Mrs. Kendal, the English! G®0RGE WASHINGTON AND ' Price 50 cts. To every per­ actress, now in New York, is son that trades $2 in cash at REAL ESTATE AGENTS, of Jewish extraction. The one time for the n'ext- thirty MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. great Rachel was a pure Jew davs. Nov. 1st. 1.889. Offce on Main Street over Drag C O'E. LOOK OUT ore. July 18 89. 1 y. process of manufacture, for sale at very close piicesr> Tailpirl^lity considered. RepairHJUA mi i l l iiii-Ja ing and jobs made to order a, speciality. Respectfully, Thomas J. Lillnrd, AND KNOCKED OUT! Surviving Partner. tf.—May 3rd. J. P. HENSOX. DARK RIDGE. DR. J Q. LI'ILBAR. N. C., is just receiving a largeat.ock GENERAL MERCHANDISE iOS out DENTIST. ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. which will be sold for, Casli or Rest material used. Neat , •. nunlr.v pi-ciflui-e at pnm „oi-k. n,i,l satisfaction Kuarnever before heard of. Give! qui,ecu. u;... .. „..n • him •July 18 89—6mo. Call and price our goods before apr a call, 20 ly. buving elsewhere. *3^, atch this column nex vveeK lor a more complete list of our bargains. Respectfully, Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ ent business conducted for MODERATE F E E 3 . OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . S . PATENT OFFICE Jones Si O 'T 18 '89 LV. icare and we can secaro patent iu less time tnan those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ tion, We advise, if patentable or not. free of charge. Out fee not due till patent is secured. A PAMPHLET, " H O W to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in your State, county, or town, sent free. Address, QRAN 6£.. M£SS, .uTCAgII°- 23 TLRNTA.Gfl1«. CA"'rSEtz,1 UN10M SQUARE.NY AS15" CHI££. .U. ^, A St. LOUIS . MO . DALLAS . TEX . Van v ! - ee j Cox and nart C fat nam C . A . S N O W & C O . A.slie coin tv, N. C. O P P . PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D . C . " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 20 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1889_1121_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 21, 1889] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1889-11-21 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/3cdcbe63a9052c44b1d58d608dc1db52.pdf 140b32f6896c00d08cbc8c3d07fe2733 PDF Text Text VUi. ItOOXK, W ATA U< "T A <>V•* i1 XT V, X. ( T i l— VKSDAY, DECEMHERT"19. I8SI), ' J.I .y • • —TX^rr-^;-:- »- - A DEMOCRATIC family newspaer devotftd to the interest ofits County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Boone, atauga County, N. C. his nomination. There is no Fulier's add res to Congress Clips. Marry A Gentleman. BACKBITING opposition to his confirma­ Wednesday. R, Civility goes a. great way tion, which will probably be December the 8th. 1339, toward making friends and j It was excellent advice that What an ugly, long, com* pushed right through. kec ing them. was lately given to young la* pounded word,- and the lexi­ No official notice of the Hi ELY MAHONE. • j dies urging them to marry a cographers have not honor­ I). II. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR, death of Jefferson Davis was A. business man keeps cop-j gentleman o'r not marry at ed the word enotfg'.i to eon* R. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. taken here, notwithstanding Billy Mahone could not get ies of all important letters jail. The Word is used in its his having once been Secreta­ to be Governor of Va . and written by him and caiefully broadest, truest sense. It did nect the two parts with a hy­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ry of War, and quite a sen­ so he has come to Wei don preserves all which he receives not have reference to those phen and classify it lis com­ pound. 1 copy1 year II sation was created in some N C. to superintend the con-! • j who have fine raiment and 1 " (5 months 50c. The word has an ngly tttfaq I " 8 months 85c. quarters because a lady liv­ structionofa canal t^ ultil-j Restlessness and fretfuli.es* white hands and the vaneer- and yet the person who prac­ ing several squares from the ize the great water power i hinder godliness. The very ing of society polish, merely) tices the thing is Uglier thai! ADVERTISING RATES. Capitol, saw fit to drape the on the Roanoke at that! restless will never be very to c-nt'tle them to the distinc the word or its sound. It im­ 1 inch 1 week, 75c. front of her house in mourn- place. Mahone has, for a godly; the very godly Will tion, bul to those possessed plies a sneaking cur tint I "1 month |1.75. ing. number of years been iutei- never be very restless. "Be of true, itfauly and nobfequal * 1 '' 3 |8, slips up behind and knabsf Senator Voorhets is "load­ ested in the town of Weldon s'iil, and now that i a in G ities, however hard theii you unexpectedly. It is a hit 1 ' * 1 year $ 7 ed for bear" on the tariff and has made several visits «„ri> hands-and sun-browned their man dog walking upon two question. He offered a pre­ theie, during a visit several feet, assuming an upright po 1 column 1 week.. .19 amble and resolution in the years ago the liti le Gen. had 1 Cunning leads to knavery; A true gen tie m'an is gener­ sitioa, but possessing "down " 1month $13.50 1 " 3 " $25 Senate setting forth the fact quite a 1 vely experience, it is but a step from one to ous and unselfish. Heregards right" nature. 1 " G " $37.50 that all existing tariff taxes whi ii ought to make a deep the other, and that very slip another's happiness and wel­ Men, and women too, who 1 " 1 year 150 on foreign merchandise impression of him. Mahone pery; lying only makes the fare as well as his own. You go about in a community ped should be so revised, repeal was walking along the side difference; add that to eunwill see the trait' running dling in neighborhood gossip ASHINGTON LETTER. ed or amended as to provide walk one rainy afternoon, a ning, and it is knavery. through all his actions. A and trying to hatch scandals A °m our Regular Correspondent. First, for the collection of a big burly engineer who was man who is a bear at homea out of imaginary ovarid, A — sufficient revenue to pay the at the depot waiting ticAll preaching starts from mong his sisters, and discour ought to be condemned by the DEMOCRAT: expenses of the Government time for the departure of his "Christcrucified" and returns teous to his mother, is just the voice of a free people to chief Justice Miller has con economically administered, train, walked across the to that. It is no narrow the man to avoid when you be nibbled to death by youngsen ted to deliver the address the principal and interest cf street, approached the 1051b theme, but a swivel,gun that come to the great question tadpoles in a stagnated frogto Congress when it celebrates the public debt as they fall Gen. liftinghis hat and bow­ may be swung in any direc­ which is to be answered yes pond.—Rutherford College Gd Wednesday. due, and liberal pensions, ing politely: "Why how dye tion and directed to ever,}' r .s centennial or no. zj>Ue.One hundred years of Con- but not aclollar more; second, General, 1 have n o t seen YOU piactical issue of life. A man may be ever so rus­ gress is a theme that almost for the taxation of all arti­ in a long time." Mahone tic in his early surroundings, Far better than the tiarsli ppi.v man could become elo­ cles of luxury at the highest hatted the engineer, held out Stanley and Emin Pasha it' he is a true gentleman lie treatment of medicines which horribly gripe the patient amiquent over, and the people practicable rates and for the his hand and said in a fain 1 have reached Zanzibar. Just will not bring a blush to your destroy the coating of the stoieare expecting something reduction of taxes on all nec­ iartone: "Don't you know as they got there Emin had cheek in any society by liis ache. nr. J. McLean's Chili., unh great, from the Chief Justice. essaries of civilized life to the me General" Mahone onlv the mishap to fall from a bal­ absurd behavior. There isan fever cure, by mild yet elie, uve Admittance into the Capitol lowest possible rates consist­ look d at him with indigna­ cony and seriously injured instinctive politeness inhe­ action will cure. Hold at fifty cents a pot tie. is to be by ticket only, and ent with a tniff for revenue tion. Don't you know John him. He may die. rent in such a charact er which already it is almost impossi­ only; third, for the curtail­ R.— I was in your command irp:rs/r everywhere demands respect, £»& ble to obtain them. Dom Pedro has arrived and makes the owner pass ment and overthrow as far during the war, "don't you Sergeant-at-Arms I.ee- as possible of all monopo­ remember me" pleaded the in Portugal. He still claims for what he is,one of nature's dom of the House of Repre­ lies in trade bj- the enlarge­ engineer. Mahone smote his the throne of Brazil—says noblemen. Do not despair BIG BANK RUPT SALE! sentatives has the sympa­ ment of the free list. Mr. long beard and in a very in i hat he has not abdicated. girls, there are such men still -o— thy of everybody here in the Yoorhees gave notice that he dignnnt manner said: "No There have been disturban­ in the world. You need not On Tuesday, Dec., 17th, misfortune that overtook would at some future time d—m you I know nothing ces in Brazil. Eight men die old maids, But wait until 1889 purchaser, look to him just as he was prepar­ call up the resolution and ad about you," "Nee here," were shut. the prince passes by. There your interest. An opportu­ ing to turn his office over to dress the Senate thereon. shouted the em aged engineer is no harm in delay. nity now offered to buy Mr. Holmes' his newly elect­ His speeches areal ways worth "you can't curse us like you Washington Notes. You will not be apt to find goods at your own price. ed Republican successor. C. E. listening to. used to General," and seiz­ him in the ball-room, and I The entire stock of hard­ 8iloott. who has been Cashier Senator Vance has re-intro know he will never bo seen A deluge of Federal elec­ ing the little Gen. tossed him of Mr. Leedoms office for six tion bills have already been ten yards into the muddy duced his bill to repeal the walking up from the liquor ware recently owned by J. F, years and who has handled introduced in the Senate. It stueet 'mid the shouts 4 mid civil service law. One of the saloon. Nor is he a champi­ Norris, a t Eik P a r k , N. C., will be sold at public auction during that time more than is safe to predict that none laughter of all present. Senator's ablest speeches on billiard player. He has commencing on the17th day 1-30,000,000 has turned thief of them will ever pass the was made in .support of this not had time to become a and absconded with about House. same bfli last winter, and a "champion," for he had too of December 1889, and to Boone N. C. continue from day to day $75,000 of somebody else's Speaker Reed has announc­ Dec. 13th. 1889. similar brilliant effort may much honest, earnest work until closed out. This valu­ 'money. Whose money, and ed the House committee on Editor DEMOCRAT : be looked for when the bill to do in the world. I have able stock of hardware con­ who will have to bear the loss Rules, Accounts and enrolled I find Watauga county in comes up for consideration always observed that the sists of every nice line of is as yet a very fine legal bills. It is not thought that a prosperous and thriving in this Congress. The law "champions" were si do in goods selected with the great­ problem. The money was the complete list of commit­ con d i ti o n, n ot w i thsta n d i ng will not be repealed but it is good for much else.—Ex. est care and suited to the drawn from the Treasury by tees will be completed before hard Gines. ; Ut the mail fa­ very probable that the large needs of every one. Such an Silcott on salary receipts the holiday recess. appropriation Gen. J. 13, Bruce Declares his The cilities are in a worse condi­ additional opportunity to buy goods at •signed by Members of the Democratic meinbeis of the tion here than any place I asked for by the civil service Allegiance to the Demo­ your own price has never louse of Representatives, committee on Rules are ex- have ever been. Sincelhave commission 'will be refused. cratic Party. been offered in this part of d the Treasury officials Speakers Carlisle and Ran­ been here I have not been Dr. Mott, W. W. Mott, the State. There will also iaim that the men who sign dall. able to get mail through Loge Harris, collector Eaves Gen. J. B. Bruce of Pulas­ be sold at public auction a ti­ the receipts will have to The Civil Service law seems from Bakersville, a distance and other prominent Repub­ ki, Twin., a gallant Union the same time a laige lot of d the loss, while the Rep in a fair way to catch it of 50 miles, under 10 days. licans, are in the city. Loge general, and a life-long Re­ first class Boots,Shoes, Huts fixatives are generally of from both parties in the Sen­ There is a through mail Harris wants to be Reading publican. and one of the and Ready made clothing. opinion that the loss ate. Senator Vance has in­ from Boone to Blum Tree 3 Clerk t>i the House. Many most influential members of The goods must be sold re­ ild fall on the Govern- troduced a bill f r its repeal, times a week, I have received have come to further t he i his party in that State, has gardless of price, and it will .t, and that the Govern- and Senator Paddock one re­ my mail from there in 6 confirmation of theii friends come over to the ranks of De pay every one to attend and it will have to take its moving the Railway Mail days; I have been here 3 whose names are before Hit mocrncy. lira letter announ get bargains such as have nc-es of recovering the Service from its jurisdiction. weeks on business connected Senate. cing his change of politics he never been known in Western neyfrom Mr. Leedora. Both gentlemen state that with my office and have not The North Carol inn Repub­ says he has "Come to the con N. C. Merchants will find fx 1 Treasury experts are the law is a humbug, and yet l^een able to get mail lican Association met hero elusion that the Republican it to their interest to attend assisting a committee of that its strict enforcement through to Greenesboro N.C. last, night and passed resolu- party is a sham and a fraud.' House to investigate the would be directly in opposi­ and return. There is neglect tions expressing their up- j Continuing, Gen Bruce says- this sale, as the goods are ,ks of the Sergeant-at tion to our whole system of and violation of the Postal preeiaf i< n of that part of the! "There is uoo much violation first-class and will be sold for less money than can be uis. As soon as their re­ 'Government. When two service somewhere among Piwiilent'smeasnge MjWugrUCivil , a w > t o o m u c h bought at the manufactories ft is made the House will men usually as far apart as P. M's. 1 think it would be to the booth. Messrs. i W. I'. j l)HO(1| „ mi the management of for. Farmers and Mecfmnj t i v- i i/wwmi Hie iiidutiguuieriT or a some action. Gamb- these two agree, there is food well for a U. S. P. 0. Detec­ ^ (annadj, John .Nichols arm the Pension Office, and too ics will serve their interest ; and women were the for thought in the subject of tive to look lip matters in John Srnythe (a negro) much tariff to suit the mass­ to be present, as every thing;e of Sileoot's ruin. He agreement. general as the public cannot was apponited a committee es of the American people. can be bought at prices never supposed to be in CunEx-Speaker Carlisle takes endure such treatment any of three to convey ^ before known. Let every one il, back his old place of Demo­ longer. W. H. Greer, Executive this resolution of j o u , v p t t r t y fol . §„ |((i come to the Great Auction idie nomination of Judge cratic leader on the floor of U. S. Deputy Marshal. approval. and with that party I pro Sale, get good bargains and J. Brewer, of Kansas, to the House, with as much ease ~ nose to act and vote in the go home happy. Children will freely take Dr. J. H. Cvssociat • Justice of the and grace as he laid it down E. J. BANNER, Assignee Tell me ye winged winds (future." Gen, Bruce was for McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm ••me Court was a corn- to accept the speakership. unlike cough syrup, it contains that 'round my pathway merly a'State Senator in Ala December 0th of J. F. Norris. 1889. surprise to everyone No man ever had a stronger no opium, will soothe and heal whiz, oh, is there not s o m e bama, and has held many sesexcept the KansasSen- hold on his party associates any disease <#i the throal or i Exposure to rough weather, get lungs quieker than any other lonely spot where perfect qtri- offices of honor and trust in t ing wet, living in damp local It was hardly a vel- in Congress than Mr. Carlisle remedy. of favorable to the et is?—some still retreat, the Republican party. Thus ti are diseases of the enntrm hav urprise eit her to nta- has. rioir i»f 1 idnevf Sick headache, wind on the to f- he Republicans. The The President and Vice stomach, biliousness nausea, some solitude that's covered the campaign of education and bladder. As a preventive . . . rolls along, and one by one the At Judge Brewer is a President are in Chicago. are promptly and agreeably thick with flies / 'i on hot there thoyse thccrroi softheirwav and for the cure of all kidne\ end liver trouble, nyc thatvalun banished by Dr. .J, H McLean's sta ft prohibitionist adds They both expect to return Little Liver .and Kinney l'illets, is. go watch Hit store that and flee from iho m.—French ble remedy. Dr. J. H. McLean'? cest' to the popularity of in time to hear Chief Justice twenty five ets. a vial | liver and kidney balm. f'LtL. d o e s n ' t a d v e r t L . -Corn ier Broad T oice. per bottle. fully * �jgweet AN h!ev, N »' Slis$ T. H. Farthing Sweet Water? ^ [N. C. —bi­ atauga Democrat, drop of liquor during the Air. Sa nder!in is in Wasbing- resolute, yet filled with the W. B. COUNCL inspiration that comes from | Christinas hollidays. You; ton. Vhf(VitS >•:V M R <;. Stvprs, Publisher. may be tempted by another —The Supreme Court ] tas junyielding belief, the giant! fi S ure ; to take one drink and that dismissed Cases. YoUnceVs. i ofHie ex President of People of WutugA read this! July 4tii R91y: lilnterfed at the Post Office at Horton Vs. t , i e Confederacy stalked We have in ottr large store bullt h t c T o i yoM Boone, N. C.> us ^-ond-s VV. B. COCNCIL ing a drunkard s grave. Be- Greeh, on acc account of tliej Hie nineteenth dentil- ding, at the HemiHft'l ibivn of mail matter, r v as some majestic spirit, sT ^ ' / r ^Itrtone; N: C.' ware of the first drink Court requiring a Certain i Resident Phydteiun ir U —The Boston Transcript, number Of copies Of the roe- Can, strong in the conseb in 3 m on King Street ttbrth of Pokr advocates negro equality, aid to be printed and fiV! ouano^H of its ovVii right doOfflee. ' ing, scorned tlie plaudits of We suppose it is intended on with-the court. We believe •time 12 FJ& J .v: / —See change in H. C. Mar- ly for the South, as it is not thi court requires fivei opioh. =i world, and lived only that lately shipped a full line of goods 1 tain & Go's ad, practiced any where in the We understand, but two nop . 'bmself (iut Y ir % J > be dei of every kind, usualh kept in a ....... r J. R: HOCKING A merry Christinas to North, except in Maine. Wo ios in each case We're stmt up tier was Jefferson Da first-class - store, which we Will \Jewelert x !S jtMach of of our many readers. hope the Transcript will get Also State Vs. Elier and otH* vis a ! , i j will history de sell for nothing but the Elk Patk; N. C; •!•» !•<-» Itiilrl fti ho " No it (v//V<irl' 'Am t o be —Horses and mulesure live all lig wants for h i m s e l f of ers tried in Watauga, case! AV.atcheS impaired and nil / lytrat e iii town this wsek. equality, moved from Ashe, held fit) | Times Democrat. itiflds of wotfe ill hie tine ""C ;W His life was a. grand mid ci 1 Elir'r cuted promptly: ' ' —Finest weather, for the —The blind but eloquent A " ' ' " ' L JjC. ; noble ohd. and His death was i ^ 1 ( '' m! " a s t o ( ' yol 'g ( Eihr. July 1* 80--B "riid: Chaplain of Congress, in his time of year that has ever that of m Christie a ian WSlO felt 1i lr-1 «. prayer on the 9th. in the —From the tone of been kno,\n. ^ | H j that his Work on earth was We wi'l give ymi hffi'giiidb that Halls of Congress, refered in Democrats and some of ,!|t W, E. NFWUNH, JS^Hold 0.11! Send to | 'alone and fllat he'Jiad hot !l s can not be surpassed in tlie state. tender language of the be- Republicans, Congress w * M Ml Our stock consists of a well «eA TTORNEY AT I JAW . . to regret. Jones and Vance, at Elk Park reavement of the people of have a. big job to pass the Lendir, f\.(7 levied stock ot Davis filled a large pltlfe in and get your Xinas supplies! the South on the occasion of election law foi some of the June 27. 88 lv. —Our popular young phy­ the death of Ex-President Southern Nraoes, in order to the hearts of the Southern people. He loved them, and sical), Dr. L. C. Beeves is off Davis. KCGTTA Hit YIN. secure the negro vote more they honored and loved him. on a visit to his parents in effectualy and stir tqi iacc ATTORNEYS AT LAW. —James Danner, Clingman They loved him n >t alone be Alleghany county. conflicts among the two ra- cause he was the leader of Lenoir, Nb ( Hodges and Win. Hollarfe extreme Radical —Our new jail was graced weie brought before Commis­ ces. fi'lie the Confederacy, but aVo be­ *T. B: FJNLHV; on last Saturday by H'ib sioner Bryan, by W. II. Greet clement who are unfortu- cause of his nolde character ATTORXEY'AT-LAW; jl-jj Inately the leaders of the Hnr, and many virtues. They will Groceries, Hardware, fiueehsGray, who was caught near on the 16th, charged w Wllkesboro, North Carolina. riS( >u Administration think I Hickory some days since. violating the Internal ItevH-' teach their children to honor ware, Gkteswitfe & etc. Cutlery, -E . F\ LOVILL &'SON . that all the Southern States his memory, and a monu­ both pocket an 1 table, Scythes —Boy's boots and shoes, nue Laws. Danner case ought to be Republican on ATTORNEY'S A T T«AW, ment of marble will not be And snaths, butts and screws, in lots, willl be sold a t COST, poned by U. S. for want of cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of account of the colored Hooiifi C: necessary to keep fresh in for the next ten days at VV. witness. Hodges and Hol­ which will be s'dd voters. July 4th, '$9- —1 y. lars bound to court. their minds hislifeand deeds. L. Bryan's History will accord Mr. Da­ •DR. L. C. REEVEBJ —Geo. Rosser has contrib­ —Rev. It. P. Farthing, is PROGRAMME vis a place anion v Hie great PHYSICIAN A NO SURGEDN reuted $1,000 to be used in still very law, and from For the Union Meeting to j Office at Coffey's Hotel, erecting a monument to Ex- ports, will not last long, lle beheld with tlie Howard's men.—&» vauimb Nens, Dcm. | Rsmar.kaLly BBBNO; N; C is afflicted with a cancer on Creek Church, Feida.y before To say t hat the whole South President Davis. , July 4, $9, mourns, is tame. There floods —Julian S. Parr, of N. 0. liis head of the most fatal the fifth Sunday inDec.^'89. • ack upon us, with this death, sufferings has made a large fortune by kind, and his w. j. HHNACCKE r & BR08 Querries. a thousand memories Tvhirh attending to his own busi­ are intense. He lias the syin 1st. Is footvvashing a church pa thy of many friends and ordinance, mid if s' , when thrill us with emotions of Brfe!: tiiirfri and FinMcr f* ness. relatives in his sore afflic­ should it he adminisi. -i ed ?— pride, of sorrow and of indig­ fc» —Mr, E. F. Reeves, of Ver­ tions. nation deep as the verv « »' art! prepared to do aT Wortv VV. F. Knight, John Norris. non, Texas, has been spend­ in their line on short fibtice, depths themselves, W. H. Greer, U. S. D. M. 2 Do the times demand a ing a number of days in iier wrapt in allhissiient glo­ Yv e have a trenit'ndious stohk o ALL work gilnranteed and has just returned from the liberal education for our in in Prices reasonable. For pri­ town with his brother, Dr. I ry linked forever to the Lost ^State of Wilkes, and savsthe istry?—David Greene. ces etc., address us at Cont .Reeves. Cause—both dettdj but both UNSHOES! SHOES .'"^a over, N. C. Nov. 7til, 1 y. general business going on in 3. Are the churches doing crowned with an imperisha­ —By an accident a very in­ that good old common their duty to their pastors? P. MORPHJTW, (J. G. EAVESH ble glory that shall never teresting arid appropriate wealth, at present, is illicit —E. F . dunes. fade away; both pledged to Morphew &' Eaves, letter from H. A. Davis has distilling. He advises the 4. Are the pastofcr- doing ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW, been lost. Hope he will re­ boys to get their Christmas their duty to their churches? constitutional liberty as endufiiigfisth.e everlasting hills. SHOHS AND produce and send in at once. supplies before lie returns to —C S. Farthing. SHOES! REAI. ESTATE AGENTS, The principles formulate lib 5. What is woman's mis­ MARION. NORTH CAROLINA. —Oranges for sale Dec. 23, that county. the oil >, lived out by the oth Offee on Main Street over D ng Co's. /ig sion in the church?—J. J L. 24, and 25. Silk handker- —We have a private letter ore. JuD id 8?. 1 f. er in a. dauntless, heroic and )& is chiefs for Xmas presents apd ft'^m Bristol, Tenn., stating Shenvc spotless life. * *IIyenas may a! all other kinds+fi'taTre.y XnTas that the Atlantic & Ohio R. 6. Is it the duty howl over Jefferson Davis's I&TA'HOES ! SHOES !"=©» goods. Will W. Holsclaw. R. Co., _wjll soon survey alin church members to take part grave. But lions recognized giving the Gospel to the —Boy-s, do^qp want a nice for li: -I$N from Bristol A -Successor fcohim as one of themselves and present for ,yOur girl at X- the YVatajaga River ttu'oug-TT vorld ?—I. VV. Thou as. are proud to own their tie mas ? I f you do call orY W. L Asjie, or MVtU'n geo un t y, to 7. Is a preacher justifiable of brotherhood.— Columbia We ran give you shoes in any C. D. Taylor &. Bro, quantity, size or quality. We Bryan, and get just, what YVilkfisiybro. BDrC/lines will in refusing to take the care, ^Ilpgistcv Drm. be surveyed and the most of a church and preaching "an tir you up in foot-ware itoia R^ou wanfi^d practieabe one will be adop. for it because he is not unan­ Yiis n^fonn not die. It a 75 ct. brogan to the tinest $3 —Do not fail to see new ad will live in the historv of the .Dealer in general merchan­ imously elected? ted. * of C. D Taylor, and we in­ most momentous time of the! hand-sewed ladie s shoe ever sold dise, and County produce. J.J. T. Ileece, f in W. N. C- We carry a full and I now, as I have in 1 lie past, vite you to examine Mb nice —A few days since Boone J. H. Farthing, \ Com. world's greatest country and complete stock of was visited by quite a numstock of goods^tiddeafn his will shine with greater lustre L. N. Perkins j carry a full and ccmplete low prices, before^purchasin bfefof young^eop^ on horse and be surrounded with a wi line of goods silch as, sugaiq bagl<, and ^renmred HIe elswhere. der halo of glory with the roll PRESS OPINIONS. Coffee. Rice, leather, both residence oCltev. I. W. Thorn ing of the decades of t l >e —Our reporter intormg^iis sole and upper, of the best as where Mr. Stephen Hols­ What the Southern Papers Have to world's life. * * If honor that he saw, a few days sinqe, qualities, that will be sold claw and Miss Maggie Bryan say of Jeffeison Davis's Lifa And to Jefferson Davis is treason, two gentlemen meet, shake cheap for cash. Good COUIH Character. \^?e united in marriage. Im­ let us all gladly be traitors ; hands and kiss very affection try produce taken in e.Y-mediately after the ceremony if it proves us rebels let. us ntely. Now, we should like ehange for all goods a t high* But, however, even with a was Mded they mounted welcome the name as glori­ to know what wiff^ome next CLONTHIG. est market prices. their li urges and went on "Lost Cause" and all of its ous, IVe loved him because To all persons that ft re (life induring memories with —Daniel, JUione Alliance, No their way rejoiang. ourdiears and the memory of ine by note or Aect. which he will proudly stand 165(> wnfflSiifcsi Boone, on —Many bills being in­ Come and examine for yourself. Tuesday, Dec. the 31st at 17 troduced in Congress. Blair connected, his name, with our dead bade us to and we the affections of li/'s people, could not refuse to do their We can-suit vou in any style.size a. m. Important business to introduces his Sunday bill transact. All member are re again. Ingalls, a Lill provid will go on forever.—Lynch­ bidding:; we honored hint liv- or color. Nothing but first-class ing and ve bona* him dead g°°ds handled in this line, and forward and settle their Ac t burg Advance, Dcm. quested to b4*pre»ent. iug Pensions ^for indigent by the first day of Jan. 7896 The morning sun will rise because he represnted mett ! satisfaction guaranteed. j , . ., , We have bought our goods in \ —The ^ IKJTOCIIAT wishes to |i;ti viits.of disceased soldiers upon a people bowed in grief and a cause very worthy to th( , ]oW( , st , narkpt , i W « have or you will find yofir notes >west announce that it will not VjT^^^iker has appointed and in every quarter of the be honored and through all such goods as the people Want, in the hands of a collecting publishrd next week as e ana Mills on the world there wilQbp buneta- his life bore qualities deman lieed and will have- We sell for officer. Resp. G, 0, Taylor. f"engineers proposes to take j Way's and Means Com mitt.ee. cash, therefore will not be tions forthe>denm of the ding the reverence of brave XmtViSj'but will be out on | This was a surprise to ma0\d Chieftain, who stands so and honest men. Let Us not time thereafter. . ' nv. Everybody expected McNOTICE! grandly against, the horison stint or fear in showing and J.T.Pirkev Sec. ' Kinley would be Chairman By Virtue of a uioi tgage deed of the nation's past.—Mem­ telling what we think.-Green executed to ris by M. A. I'rw Mp$Y. B. Councill and J. H.!of the Committee. Looks phis Appeal Drm. vile Dnilv News Dew. nell and wife, Chnvlofta, dated B^an has- returned from a like the Republicans are Now that he has passed be- This morning, soon after the 13th. day of Nov. 1S88. BH-isit to Lenoir, and the'Hap j getting more gentlemanly, yond our voices and become midnight, there passed out of f-orded in the office of the Iieg, of Deeds, in Book "C" pages, \\vtf Valley 4 . Jim,geeh)s to be may be they ha ve ta ken a part of history, it is o n l y ' life one of the most noble nd of Nov. 188R rather smitten with some of •glarm at the result of the ^imyfle justice to^aiy that noj men of the nineteenth contu- Call and price our goods before 57 atract'8 11th containing fif­ One of hind t lie bewitching youn^lad^es, ;Nov. elections. ty acres more or less, Adjoining \>ubllc man^iUMil the years! ''y. Jefferson Davis is dead : buying elsewhere. the lands of J. p. Hensoii, Church of the Valley, and seems to}' e t the South mourn. BS^giteh thiP column next and Barman's heirs in SliftwiiCe —Gov. Fowle, not being flmt li.ua^Tvpsed since thejl think it probablq, that lie Let the South mourn for •eanotner visit soon. weeK for a more coinpletelist haw township, in Watauga Co,, may make anothervisit soon o-W® to attend at Washing-! nclc'iitfon ot the Constitution | We will expose for sale the' i i V i ton City, to me«t vvitli the 111 true t „ . » ;o , ^ n above described lands loth* high L the 18 BR(,. - the prtneptos ^ tree soven,. »!«• ^ of ' « , ,i —Next Wednesdjty ih XnyiM.' Guvernora, ^ IB origh est bidder for cash, at the com1 u let mr/v it .. . 1 ..a. . » • niPllf t h a M JPtTPPSOn RVlS . t ' . Z . house door, in the town of Boona Now boys, 1/>L us say to.yim. nal states,'has commission- nienfc tllMIl ''person Davis. cl..: ve]| . onrt KOT?3 drew tlieii Respectfully, on the Gth. day of .bniuni.Y Jiave all the harmless an>use- ed Hon. G. W. Srtnderlin to Baltimore Dun, Ind. Bem, ^ yords and joined battle for the recoveiing <J a e A'''®dtuess of d offer- with the liiost foriiihlatile of j ^nent you wish, but do not, represent him and the State. " amount set forth iu said niorfjar the sake ofcyotirmothers, Governor is attending' 8011 ' ) n v ' s stands confessed, adversaries, their own coungages. This Dec. 3rd.'89, as now we write, in a jieople's try men, for rights and libf-rE. M.Greer and nsters and more especially!the funeral of Ex-President tears. Tenacious of princi- ties that frc iiit'ii must ever Jones & Vance. Jacob Yoi/ficr, Kor the sake of yourelves, take Davis, in New Orleans, and pie, the slave of conscience, hold wo»t t wr—?'ii a ; nue. July 13 '89 1.). Mortgage( > ne Jones & Vanes, ; Dougherty, Editor. »' LOCALS 1 5 , 8 t o o o n ..." 7 DKYGOODS LOW C. 0' TAYLOH Vaile Grucis N c must CCms Undersold, z ttl m �Collect-. I >; ills hut meiv-y lets them w u nyrd cons R'd order 7.95 NOTICE! j enter in doing no damage, H L Huggins jailor 4.28 By virtue of a power of.stile | so the British were unable to D F Horton sur roads 30. J 5 contained in 0 certain tnprtgfago ie last issue of the take the State. Who blames J l Hayes sum jur etc 36.10 Deed executed by J. 0. Mil Lei and wife Martha Miller of the first .AT , we gave our S. C. then for being proud of .1 K Finley com 14.35 part and George W Lowranceofr 1 as to working the " » 14.95 the second part. Which Mortl The largest thenameof'Palmetto State.' j H Mast county at roads, by a tax on And again does not "Tar w w presnell " 13.75 gftge Deed is duly registered in J terty and poll. The dif- heel" make one think of the M n Blackburn elk Bd 24.60 the office of the Register of deeds j of vvatauga county in Book "i>" rent townships of the comi­ great amount" of tar made M B Blackburn maktax50.10 of mortgages v Ages five hundred Consisting of candies, toys nuts and fire works etc 1 will name ty should be surveyed with in North Caiohaa. Or for M B Blackburn " " 95.15 and 63 and 64 1 will proceed to a few goods. Stick candy, apple and toy canday butler fly, heart sell at the court house in Boone the view, to better average instance when you hear of .1 n Hartly B Acts Leg. 1.80 for cash to the highest bidder 111 hand, spring Frogs water uiollon slices, .Tell -y sticks, eveni;* them in size and taxable prop the "Nutmeg State" you at Holdn moody it'd order 3.15 011 the first mondav in January stars, gum drops, kisses, lock candy, fish, cailncls, large hearts and all other kind ot fancy- randies. A1] kinds of-tire crackers but­ ertv. Then there should be once think of the wooden H L Huggins jailor 4.71 1890 the tract of land described ter nuts, ,;me boxes llaisens, figs, brazil nuts. TOYS. TOYS a suitable man appointed Nutmegs that Connecticut T J coffey &Bro jail lot 200.00 in said mortgage, eying in Chile reus I ea sets, all land fancy mugs Glass and China mus­ in each township as road su­ used to make and sell. So j 1$ Todd off stationary 5.00 Cove Creek township watanga tache cups and saucers mas! s A l>. C. books, Toy watches toy wa«county adjoining the lands of 8.65 L C and W A Miller and others ons horses, birds, annuals it; tilers and dools of'evei v description pervisor, whose duty should take the whole catalogue Dr cnuncill med panp be, acting with the justice from the "Pine Tree State," I 11 Michael sur T line 7.40 as will more fully appear by ref­ from acts. up. A buautifui ine of flower races cheap, small glass 7.65 erence to said mortgage con­ pitchers a large lot of go 1 , ologm put uj) in fancy betth-w and of said township, (we prefere (Maine,) to the "Lone Star nr phipps EX lunatic i) F Horton sur roads 17.15 taining 200 and fifty acres more slippers, shell ooxes. mart.l s. fine jewelry, all kinds of handkerbut one justice for each town State" (Texas,) and each II L Huggins jailor 9.48 or less to satisfy the payment rhiefsy lajlitsRiit) ^-TIS O-J, VI fj pictures laces, Rushing, Hamburg, ship,) to lay off the roads name has a significance. The Joseph phipps J p EX LU .55 of the sain of $200 with interest all nice for ( in istiims pnseuts. You will also rim Pa COIlipit 03 and costs This fourth day of Aock of sla])ie goods foi presents, beautiful pocket knivf S, glass in the township in sections four new States are- now(Cocluded next issue.) dec, 1880 E. F Lovell Atty vvaie, tin wuie dry guiajs notions cofiee sugar, soda, spice, peper, of one in le each, or where it looking out for ging, 1 (iiinaiiioii bark nut luuc extract of lemon peppenuent cin names. State of North Carolina, for mortgagee iiamon etc ev, ry body is cordially invitfd to come and see my is necessary a fraction of a Washington has by unani Watauga county. beautiful hue of chrislmas goods, You will find something to mile. On the first Monday mons concent of her citizens The undersigned do hereby suit cm; rind young for ju' sunts. All will be sole] cheap, Come ami of March in each year the agreed to be called "Hienook' certify that the following is get soils filing for the:, children and make them happy. Road supervisor will sell to but who knows what Che- the number of days the Bd. U A VI id). but'er. eggs f< a fliers, corn wl;< at lye oats, at high T. A. Critcher, •>t nun k t prints, as I mean to sell good goods cheap, come and •the lowest responsible bidder nook means, is simply a cold of County Coins have been in Bamboo, N. C, .,ec tor y ourselves. Your Fiiend each section of his roads in wind which blows from the session since Dec the 1st '88. HEADQUARTER and also the number of miles his township. This sale will Pacific but warm'enough to traveled and the amount al for cheap goods, boots.shoes regulate the amount of tax. thaw'the ground. lowed each member, to wit: especially men's /li-oganshoe $1. ladies Polka 85ets. men 's each township will have to Reported. .1 E Finley chmn 20 days at tap sole boots from $2 to $-: M H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY, $2.00 per day 40.00 raise each year to be levied Coffee 22%ets. These prices and collected by the town­ Persons who1 a 1 a life of ex- 110 ma tra vel Sctspr m 5.5f are strictly cash. I will gi\> w w presnell com 20 days a 1 ship authorites observing poseure are subject to rheuma­ $2.00 perday 40.00 a premium Portrait oi the constitutional equasion. tism, neuralgia, and lumbago 80 ins travel 5 cts perm 1.00 GE0RGE WASH!>'G OX and will find a valuable remedy The constable to collect said in J. II. McLean's volcanic Old jHMast.com 20 davs at Price 50 cts. To everv per­ 7he public is rcspeelfnlly ill 11 40.00 son that trades $2 in cash al 10 examine our ci.mpiele line taxes and pay aver to super liniment: it will banish pain and $2.00 per day 140 ms at 5 cts per m 7.00 one time for the next thirty Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds visor, both - being- bonded subdue inflamatiaii. of all kinds, and qi nilifies, Linsevs days. Nov. 1st. 1<989. of the very best quality. Fine officers for this purpose. Are you restless at night, and !j Total amount 136.50 . ress g< od such as: Henretta. Each taxpayer shall have hairassed by a bad cough? Use This Nov. 30th '89. •Jolh, also tine silk«, w hich will be the privilege, of paying his Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine MB Blackburn clerk Boar AUCTION SALE!! Lung Balm, it will secure you suui ;it 1 lie lowest price ever tax by labor 011 the load, at sound sleap, and effect a prompt county eommiSHSioners. sought at in Waiaiva County. I will offer at Auction. 01 75 cents perday in place of and radical cure. helsth and 1.9th of Dec. money. Either labor or READY MALE CLOTH 89, (Thursday and Friday) money can be applied to the County Exhibit, continued ;riy 1 ntiie stock of merrhan sections of roads where it will -Buy your from fourth page, lise, consisting of a genera ING A SPECIALLY. be most needed under the di­ vv c coffey Finance com 2 15 line of shoes, boots, hats rections of the supervisor, J c shall Rep bridge 7.15 CHRISTMAS GOODS tin-ware, queens-ware and ; and section-master. When Riley uorton wit 1.10 nil assortment of dry goods Ye h.T'p mi immense stock of Dr labor is employed on the calvin Tucker juror 6.00 till you c-ome to these goods are new and nr. <()()(Is. Groceries. Notions.Coni'e roads—work to be done un­ J B Todd clerk fees 2.10 ion.iries. And si nice line of Hat all of the best quality. der the control of the section T j coffey & Bro wo on J 3.91 », T3 j** 'ft, The sale will take place al ops, Boots, Shoes, and an ( master, who has bid off said Polly Greer jail quilts 2.65 ay store, at Blowing Rod lorrnous stock of Hardware, co, Lild on the above named days is i ing of. Plow s, Hoes, Plane bit* section, and the days work J H Brown jailor 11.45 r. and see our fine stock and Terms of sale, .vtrietiv cash .v etc., &. etc. done by taxpayer must be Jesse Adams powder .45 All are request <i to attend 20.90 1 u,n °15r 'ow l»"i(-es. sufficient to obtain a receipt J E Finley coin as these goods must he sold Vll the above will be soid el eip. Tor 75 cents from section w w presnell " 19.35 A e buy livestock. Horses, Mules, Respecf'ul/y, Toys! Toys! master which shall be a cred­ J H Mast 18.25 " Nov 20, '89. M. V. Moore kittle, and Sheep. Come and see us. We will do you right. it on his tax. All new roads M n Blackburn elk Bd 41.13 Candies of all k i n k s . " NOTICE ! r plain bridges and damages to be George Brown jailor 10.48| an( j ncy. By virtue of a decree of tli Superior Court of Watnmr- T II. Dougherty' Brother, managed and paid by the Holden Moody fees 2.151 county N. C. the iiralersignee -county authorities, unless " " Bringing back pan. 4.65 Mast, N. C. as administintor of E. bridges cost lcs3 than $50, George Brown jailor 18.08 BlackImi-n I)c d , will offer foi -and damages less than $25. J H presnell fees lunatic 1 .92 sale to the highest bidder, ai Roads to be classed, 1st. i) B Dougherty Rd case 1.55 the court house door, in in PRIZE DRAW nv 'D Boone, 011 tin 1 1st Monday in 2nd. and 3rd. grades or class polly oreer jail quilti 6.15 DDK OUT. WE FIVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! es. 1st. class, to be 76 feet M E coffey iail qui IBs - _54io You may get a fine clock, oi •1 an. 1890, 1 he said E. .1 Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. Blackburn's individual inter wide and not to rise in grade j L Hay eoholding com a fine set of Toilet perfumery est in a certain tract or par­ All kiuds of dress gooos at correspondingly low figures. more than 1 foot in 16—2nd. H L HUggins jail OI 27.58 j or ., r j j r . f i hriph-lnnrlino- Rjfle cel of bind known as the o l , a nice brich-loading Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur to be 12 feet wide and not 1.80 or a splended knife for only vY. Blackburn land, adjoin huts $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, ,1, rise more than 1 foot in 12, M B Blackburnofficb'ks39.76 ing he lands of \Y. SB. Black 10 cents. Fire works whis bun an others. Itbeingom plains, chisels, saws,hammers, hinges, &ete. &et.c &ete. 3rd class to be 10 feet wide H L Huggins jailor 10.65 tie Booms, Fire Crackers toy fifth nit re, t in Haul lands. 'ntler.v of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless and grade not steeper than .1 H Mast 14.24 coin ariety, and as cheep as can be found in county. Perms oi sale $25 down ti caps, Pistols etc. 1 foot in 10. j E Finley " 1<8.40 defray expences, balance 01 .'ERIFfi I1R0CERIEC H ROCERIE Our views on the above w w presnell " 16.55 Don't miss the chance six months time. Title re W "ROC ERIE®? OCERlL^j ROGER!I are hastly given and isimper M 11 Blackburn elk ml 34 70 served until payment is mad of the best line oi I further notify all persons Drug- patent medicines of all kiuds, at factory prie feet in several items. We j l Hayes certificate 2.15 having deeds or other instrn .arge lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cos. would be pleased to have the AF Davis iteg voters 3.06 ments that have been leeordAlways on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather pt fa opinions of oth rs on this M E Estes fees bills cost .60 od by the said E .1. Black ory prices. .leans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ road question, and hear any T A cable " " " 2.75 burn dec. and remains in tin suggestions or changes, Reg. office must pay the fees ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of j L nayes " " " 4.30 FACTORY ATERSON AACT0R1 and lift them as I can no Ion vATLRpON w H Bower'solicitor 14.65 (jQnOial 1 ACTOR & ATERSON ATERSON ger indulirethem. This Nov. ACTOR Physicians prescibe Dr. J. H. it L simmons fees billseost .65 j 25, '89. M. B. Blackburn, I arn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or Mi-Lean,s tar wine lung balm, c csmithey " " " 3.00 A d 111 r •ash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for in it they find 110 trace of opium CM Hodges" " " 3.05 or morphia, while its efficacy in we wiil enable you to pay uy back debts. Alitor sale at " .67 ever brought to curing all throat or lung diseas­ .1 w Holsclaw " " nottoupprices at J. B. Phillips & Son, nnnoughety " " " 1.35 es is wonderful. May 15 (i mo. Sugar Groye N. C. j 1 wilson " " " .60 When nature falters and le " .40 qures help, recruit her enfeebled jordon cook " " Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ Thos L Day " " " .40 ent business conducted for MODERATE FEES. SEWING MACHINES ere .gies with Dr. J. H. McLean's OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . S . PATENT OFFICE strengthening Cordial and blood E M church " " " 1.35 and we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. purifier $1.60 per bottle. -AN DSend model, drawing or photo., wHHdmisten" " " 7.10 Co ine and see us. Prices low tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip­ as the goods can be sold in charge. Our fee not due till patent isnot, free of ORGANS secured. HLHuggins jailor 1.78 A PAMPHLET, H OW to Obtain Patents,with names of actual clients in your State, county, or THEGHENOOK STATE. C J cottrell listing taxes 7.65 this county. town, sent free. Address, Very Respectfully 7.65 H H Farthing H. C. MARTIN, & Co. C. A. SNOW & CO. This handsome 4 Drawer SGv Nearly every state in the J M shull 7.65 O PP. P ATENT O FFICE, W ASHINGTON, D. C . ing Machine with lull set of at­ Union lias a nick-name, and w E Greene 6.15 NOTICE! . . V• tachments and the manner in which itarose, jg j nendrix • 6.15 I will sell to the highest or the circumstances which John ward 7.65 bidder on the pretnasis on " " THE MANUFACTI .. 9.15 the 28th, day of Dec. 1889, caused the name to be ap­ Alex imgaman" " I for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS ea h. (j or 8 other 1st. class Machines 6 ,* the following tract of land, plied is often interesting or h H Banner " " i'-' to satisfy a tax due the at least gives us some idea A F Davis " " G.lo United States. Ihesamely of the State. Everybody w L Bryan " " 9.051 ing nnd being in Watauga 7.65 c maty, N.O. on the waters will at once recognize a very J H Taylor " " j (55 of Meat Camp Creek, adjoin •my ho:i-:o 'n FCr.ox vUle. 20 years exm rijncc in tDig bu si interesting point in the his­ j M stokes ueg voters cling the lands of Prophet. NfWHOMf 5W/IN5,MA(HlNf:C°iORAk6E-MASS ne.-v-i. rite ?it once for circulars ind prices. Ne^.T ' tory of the Revolutionary vv w presnell cross ind x25.15 , '1 Martin, Davis, John Moretz S U E N r tl war. how Fort A/oultre was MB Blackburn" 28.15 a n d ot hers. It. bang the ' CHI£SP.?'L, ^^T'°«N TA G^ ^'" C "®I^ parts foi jili r .eading ' a chines. DALLAS.TEX YVI made o1 palmetto logs, a j l Hayes stiff con Lun 14.85 place w here William Miller JT TJ, S. ^A t 1 l L w Farthing powder 3.15 now lives. This Dec 7rh. '8 .9 Cox and Hart Creek Na h; n,, liv rtoft kind of wood which does Tefuie^sse, •J. G. Hardin. D. C. Ashe c ainty. N. C. not split when pierced with Riley Hodges pauper 74.31 ad Tax Should be and Applied &etc. CHRISTMAS! LOOK Q'JT F WATAUGA COUNTY 44 five years guarantee fi cm Organs for loss Cash than hp d �County Exhibit, contfruec T A cable D " 4.95 form last week, ccsmitheyDS " 1.35 1.10 o m Hodges D s " i H Farthing wit .60 J Moretz .45 1 . 1 0 1 j i wilson D s " 6.15 w B Harbin neg voters 2.85 pan per John Barns 2.30 Jonathan Moretz Reg vol .11 w Presnell wit ts 2.37 j s williams publishing 12.97 3 Fin ley .35 Dr councill trea pau 22.25 ry Jones 2.05 j L Hayes shff fees 20.13 ford Jones 3.95 T J coffey & Bro fur Jail 1.77 rk winebarger 1.40 j H Brown Jailor 17.08 p Robbins .80 jos phipps Reg voters 2.46 K vv Maltby 1.10 j Greenfield wit 1.10 w H n.yrd .90 (Continued on third page.) w A walker 2.80 T H Taylor .95 There are many accidents and G w can dell 1.05 diseases which effect Slock and R D nolloway 2.50 cause serious inconvenience and M Norman loss to the farmer in his work, 1.55 which may be quickly remedied Lee Foster 1.60 by the use of nr. J. II. McLean's Nancy Yarbor w A Davis 1 . 6 2 volcanic oil Liniment ,T J L church 2.40 IT. It. MEETING. Ebbin Baird 2.55 3.60 c J Davis On motion, Capt. Dent was 3.60 Asa c /awson called to the Chair and G. H. 2.05 Abe watson Phillips Secretary; Major o w Greer 2.25 Neal being called on, read a 2.30 John Main letter from Mr. Atkinson 2.20 j p Fry President of the Atlanta, 2.40 john Edmisten Asheville and Baltimore It. H oxendine 2.30 R., asking our concent and 1.35 D w vandike approval to build a road 1.10 p K sigman Ic 1.75 through our county. Mr. W w F Hampton 1.65 M. Armstead of the Atlanta sena Carroll and Oanville was called on E c Moody 2.15 and advocated his ltoad. On j M Miller 3.15 motion adjourned until the 5.40 w s Rominger 6.90 1st. Monday in January 1890 Andrew wilson 6.20 Oil motion, the proceedings R F MCGuire of this n e ting be published j H cook 4.70 5.90 in the Dixie Optic, Watauga Alex Townsend Democrat, and Alleghany 1.10 j p Fry Star , please copy. JOEB Todd F'S bills cost 61,90 John Dent. Chairman. .65 w H Byrd " G. H. Phillips Sec. 2.40 T A Baliff wit 2.45 c c Crawford To Revise the Confession of Faith. 1.70 Alfred simmons " 1.70 Esaw Hodges " NEW YORK , Dec 4. —The 1.57 w M Randal " Brooklin Presbytery lasi 1.75 Asa Min ton " night decided in favor of re­ 1.75 Darb Triplett " vision of the Confession of .260 L vv Farthing " Faith, and i heir views are em­ j H Mcclain 1.15 bodied in this declaration, z A nolloway " 1.05 which was adopted: Thai 3.20 Hosea church " .60 there are in the confession Jesse Brown " some statements of doctrines 1.25 Martain Rimer " 2 AO which can he, and ought to jane Rimer " 4.57 be, amended and improved Thomas Nelson " 1.52 so as to bring them more in Amanda Johnson' 1.80 to harmony with the teach­ sarah Johnson " 1.52 ing of the Scriptures, and Felix Johnson " G w Greer " 1.25 with the present faith of the Kim.Johnson " 1.95 Presbyterian Church; and, j N corpening " 2.47 furthermore, that there are in the confession some state­ 2.10 Mack church " 1.55 ments which, being without Ervin Green " A J presnell " 1.35 warrant of Scripture and 1.70 not essential to the integrity j w church " Larkin penly 1.40 of its system of doctrine, Alice Edmisten " 1.20 ought to beentirely omitted. 1.00 —Messenger. j A Edmisten " 1.60 w c Edmisten " Two Bright Boys. 1.00 T w ingle 4.65 Julia watson 1.75 They must have been some Darby Triplett " 2 . 1 0 relation to each other, these John sannders, jur. j B Todd Fees Bills cost 70.67 little fellows, though their cute sayings are reported the jas Horton pauper 2.15 one in Wide Awake and the D B wagoner " 3.15 other in Kind Words. joe Triplett " 9.15 A w penley 6.15 A clergyman's bright little David Adams " 6.15 boy has a remarkable facul­ s H Greer " 3.15 ty for quoting Scripture. One L c Miller " 6.15 morning he spilled his cup of Elijah Farthing " 12.15 milk on the tablecloth, and James Millsaps " 6.15 anticipating a reproof, he w B Hagaman " 3.15 dropped his head instantly j p councill " 3.15 and murmered, "A/ycup run­ wm Louthery " 3 15 neth over." jnhn Elrod " 4.65 A boy in sunday school, on Leroy Triplett •' 4.65 being told to repeat the par­ w w or jene juror 5.70 able of the good Samaritan, wyatt Hayes 4.40 thus did it: '"A certain man George H Blair " 4.40 journeyed from Jerusalem to R A oreen " 4.70 Jericho, and fell among thie­ zack Adams " 4.55 ves." Then stopped. "Go on jas Holshouser " 5.00 sir" said the teacher. 'And' Hosea winebarger' 4.90 —and stopped again. "And j A shook " 5.301 what? Go on sir." And the w H Blackburn " 4.90! thieves sprang up and clink­ G w Norris " 4.901 ed him," triumphantly ended j j T Reece " 5.50; the youth. Alex Thomas " 5.00! If you suffer pricking paius on Thos Miller " 5.30; moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find yonr sight R L Lowe " 5.70! weak and tailfng. you should w L Bryan " 2.49 promptly use Dr J 11 McLean's Strengthening eye salve tvventyj L Hayes shff fees 10.70 fiive cents a box. 66 66 \T COST!! The man who for years lives in one community and leads I am now offering for the a reputable life, even though next 30 days, my entire stock he oe of moderate ability, will of merchandise, at Blowing Rock, N. C. for cost. 1 will With A grow in the canfidenee and also sell my house hold and Still On Hand Nice line of esteem of his fellows. On the kitch m furnature, such as steads, same principle a newspaper j mattresses, bead chairs, tables etc. VII per­ advertisement becomes fntnilliar to the eyes of the read­ sons are requested to take 6 advantage of this opportuni­ VJ ers. It may be seldom read, ty to buy bargains. My still it makes the name and store buildings are also for Consisting, in part, of Boots, business of the man familliar, rent on easy terms. For fur Shoes, and its presence in the col­ ther particulars, address me Dress Goods, C. umns of a paper inspires con­ at Blowing Rock, X. Notions, Dec. 5th. '89. M. V. Moore. fidence in the stability of the j Hardware, enterprise.—P. T. BARNUM. Tinwa re, Groceries, J. Q WILBAR. Coffees, Valle Crucis N.C, Sugars, . S u ccessor' to STILL TO THE t RUNT ' Te a, with a full and complete line Rice. OF Cigars, GENERAL M EROHANDISE. Cigarettes, & etc. GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH "onsisting of boots, shoes, CAROLINA. hats in all styles. Ready W.L BRYAN GENERAL W. B. BAIRD Hopkins & Wilbar, Keep always on hand a full and complete line of Grocer­ ies, Confectioneries, Fruits, Canned Goods & etc. See our stock, and learn our prices, before purchasing. July 18 89-6 mo. FEED! FEED!! -o- Vt'e wish to announce to the drovers in Western N. C., that we are now .prepared to feed your stock at our stables, or sell you feed as low as can be bought els where. Give us a call. Resp. MCNEILY BROS. MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. F. J. McMillion and Son ot thr Mouth of Wilson Va., arc Manu fa- tures of all kinds of woolen goods, whi.;h they will send to your door iff exchange for wool. They also keen a fiilhiiie'of then goods on hand at Soutlierlands. Ashe Co., N. . They pay the highest price for wool. Sept. 11th. 1889. fil! lA 1 ANDKNOCKEDOUT J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, N. C., is just receiving a large stock G ENE R A L M E RPH A N D IS E which will be sold for Cash or country produce at prices never before heard of. Give him a call, apr 2') ly. Rock Bottom At Last, Made Clotniag of the best material. Dry Goods in almost endless van eties, such as callicoes, ging­ hams, worsteds, flannels, alamance plaids of the best quality, that must go at 6 cents per yd. My stock of Ghristmas Goods LADIES HATS READY MADE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr, a full line of ev.ery thing kept ill a first-class country store can be ound here. Give him a call. A G,Grayson J. H. Grayson. Grayson Bros, TRADE TEIIN. —And— SWEETT WATER N.C. Dealers in general merchan dise and country produce. We wish to say to the pub­ lic that our stock is full and complete at both points, and that we will duplicate any bills sold near us. CHHISTMAS, Step in and examine our goods in this line, and we a re sure to please you in presents for boys, girls, sweet hearts, mother or sister. Give us a call and be convinced. Thanking our Patrons r PASSBNOKR TN take effect June 2-L '88. S TATIONS . Iread west Bound. downj NO 50 NO 52. Boston L\ I i p III. 830 am Njew York 12 1 5 ni. 430pm Philadelphia 720 am[657pin Baltimore 94 a m|942i mi Washington 1124" ill 00" Lynchburg 550 pm[510anr " 850 nanville 18 05 " Richmond " 310 " (230 " ueidsville " 941 " 150 " Wilmington ' 900a m Morehead •' 537a m Goldsboro " 2-10 p m S10 a mualeigh " 500 " 1 45 pift Durham " 604 " 312 '• Greensboro *' 1045 . . . I f 9 50 a mi Salisbury AI * 12 21 night j 11 Is 4 w v w ROOTS NO. IS is second to none in the Co. Asheville LV | 82A a 111 To those who are indebted waynesville ATI 1053 am to me, I wish to say that 1 Charleston " j 305 ]) m> need, and must have, my jarretts " I 5 48 p m money. So if you do not wish read | East Round to be annoyed by an ottieer, up | NO 51 | NO ij you bad Getter make set tleBoston M- 3 00 p ni | 900 pm i,.e/its by first day of Jail. Vnd country produce in ex- N e w Y o r k ' • 6 0 a m | 1 4 0 '89. lies pec t fully, W. B. B. •hahge for goods. Gent's Philadelphia" 300a in | 1021 apmi furnishing goods, such us, Baltimore " 920 p m | *23 a 111 NOTICE ! Iress shirts, (both laumlried : Washington" 735 pm | 700 1240 J. L. Adams, Administrator of and unlanndried.) Collars, I Lynchburg "947 anoon 112in p Danville " 111 ji200 Elvira Adams, Cuff ;. Slips, and in fact, al­ Ys Richmond " 3 3~ pirn 1 5 00 a. m G. \V. Long & E. II. -Dougherty. most anything- needed in I hut ueidsville " 9 02 a m j 9 ii p !u Wilmington " 74n Venditioni Exponas, E.wu due. tion. By virtue of a Yen X Execution placed in my hau ls by the Clerk of the Sporior court of We tauga county in the case ol J. L. Adams Adm. Vs. G. VV. Lung and E. 11. Dougherty. 1 will sell for cash to t he highest bid­ der at the court house door, i: the town ol Boone, on the 1st. inonday in January 181)0 it be­ ing the lith day, a 1rat tor par­ cel of laml, known as ti e .Elvira Adams land, lying in Blue Iiidge township, of this^jM»|ty contain ing two hundred Amn s. Levied on by me the, 3rd, nay of — v - 1 Dec, 1889 to satisfy'o judgment of nt five hundred and four dollas" six cts. with interest and cos crued and expended, Said lands levied on as the property of Geo. Long-. This the 3rd of Dec 1889 <T. L. Haves Shff. * Moiehead " ii V>1i p ni Goldsboro " 4 lo p in fli45 am : Raleigh " 1 55 p hi | 655 a in-. Durham " 12 35 p m j 4 3D am Greensboro " Sco a 111 i - 40 p 1 1 1 Salisbury 1 v (! '7 n m 1 7 •r. rn Ready-Made Clothing from 8 •saulisbury ai- 437 a 111 6 •> )i ni to 25 dollars per suit. We statesville LV 3 30 a 111 5 5(5 p m " 220 am 5 12 p m handle only first class goods, '"xewton " 1 56 a 1 1 1 4 53 {> m and will guarantee prices as j Hickory connllv spring-1 30 a 1 1 1 4 37 p m low as any other merchant Morganton " 1 01 a 111 4 14 p m who handles the same grade Marion " 12 01 night | 3 36 p m Round Knob 11 10 pm I 2 35 p m of goods. Black Mt. 1034pm , 200 p mi For Ossii, Yaa Can Have Asheville Hot springs Morristown Knoxville Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Goods at almost your own St. Louis ecuterl by A. L. Wagner, 8 E. Wagner, bis wife to W. C. *• Moore to secure the sum of f2L7, with interest, and recorded in book 'B" pages 225 and 226. The2nd. exe cuted by tlin said A. L4t. Wag'ner and 8. E. Wagner his wife to the singer M anu, facturing company to secure the sum of $214,45 vvitn in­ terest and recorded in book which wo think is equal t "B" pages 435 and 436 of any in the county, and we the records of Watauga guarantee our prices as low county, I will sell at public as any in the outcry, at the court house door in the town of Boone, for cash, 011 the first Monday in January 1896. it being the 6th. day ol the month, the following described tract or parcel of land, containing Also furnish transportation to 130 acres more or less - , situ­ panties wanting the same with a ated in Watauga township safe driver and with as good a Watauga county, N. C. ad­ joining thelands of H. Tay­ turnout as can be found in the For the next lor and ot hers, and for a ful­ county. ler description reference is had to the county records containing Mortgages asi "Q above set forth, to satisfy] 0 above debts with interest | and costs of thisaction. This Nov. 28, 7N89. ' J. F. Spain- We will make special prices, for hour Atty. for Mortgagees, cash, on all goods. Returning our thanks for past patronage G. G. EAVES. we will, as heretofore, still con­ F. MORPHEW, tinue you Itophew& Eaves, and atto furnishpricesgood cgo jds as low as 111 be ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW, ound. Truly yours. AND COUNTY. ; " " " " 955 pm * 50 p m 430 pin 3 05 p 111 t 1 25 p m ! ' ' 4 0 a .1 8 35 a. m 7 : 5 a in 1 S05pm 1 3 15 p ni | s 15 a 111 j 7 20 a m . Worth & L illard. CRESTON N. C. d Feed I have on hand vehicles of our own make, and more in process of manufacture. All for sate at very close pricesquality considered. Repair­ ing and jobs made to ordera speciality. Respectfully, Thomas J. Lillard, Surviving Partner. tf.-May 3rd. DR. J Q. HTLBAR. DENTIST. ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Best material used. Neat work, and satisfaction guar­ anteed. July 18 89—6mo. GO DAT for past favors and seliciting a continuation of the same. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, We are Resp. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. Grayson Bros, Western N. Asheville, salisburvLv 12 45 | 11 25 " statesville AI- I 51 am 1212 noons Newton " 2 53 " 12 55 pm Hickory "320 " 114 p n: conley spring 343" 1 29 p .Morganton AI- 4-12 " 2 IO ; Jst. Marion " 507 " 249 ,N. C. Round Knob" 605 " : i 2 ~ r nd Black Mt. "(5 " D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s Asheville " 7 46 " 400 i •s 2-s 431 Hot springs " 9 15 " 6 10 Morristown " 11 10" 73J -p in good variety, Also take Kuoxville "1245" 350 all kinds of Louisville 7 5a oincinnat i " 11 55 a x Chicago " 6 55" p n i st. Lewis " x 00 p m Chattanooga " 5 20 pm Nashville 1200 night Memphis 6 70 a m. J. C. JONES,^H^villo, X. C. price. 1 run in connection NOTICE! Keeps constantly mfthand and By virtue of a power of with my other Business, a will sell at bottom pi-ices for cash sale contained in twoseveral or country produce, Boots, Shoes Hats, aps. A special line 61 Mortgage Deeds, the 1st. exI I ard vv are, Groceries. RICHMOND & DANVIM Oflce on Main Street o /e - D.ug Co'3. ore. Jul, 18 89. 1 y. NfW H0Wfi$(WIN6 MAfHINffc ORANSY MS55 c». 5T.LGUIS.M0. W. L,Bryan. rOR-TSALE: BY DALLAS.TEX. Cox and Hart Creek Nathnni Ashe county, N. C. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1880s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ebb26ac6b461bd64af71f5edc30d0a2f.pdf 131629547b8205373f1fa2be649eb5bf PDF Text Text 5 VOL 2 BOONE, WrATAUO-A COUNTY, X. TRURBDAl JANUARY, 2, 1890, NO. 26. subject, the tariff. It is en j common prayer hook, but or. XorfcliCa olina'dVoios at NewOrleans. a l l t j stayed. I'll tell yon what tirely too early to attempt ! puffing out a pack of cards, "I will give your honor a 1 1 want to say, believing that to make a prediction as to bespread thein before him. |d •sciiption of that, too, ;f At a great meeting of Yet-Li . , great heart of his 1 what the new hill will be. //e just looked at one card you will not beaugrv.' eransat New Orleans on Wed i . , . ,, ~ . was in favor of tiiis great . , . , Some people think the bill and then at another. The "I will not," said the may Inesday night, Gen. Gordon, .; , ... , ' country of ours, and after lie t> D P DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. will be passed on the Senatt | sergeant of the cotnpany saw j or, "if you do not term m, r.esident of the . Veteian .sAs i , o u n , t h a t t h e S o u t h e r n ( o i„l . . . . f d socialism, presided and a» .. , ... R. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. tariff bill of the last session him, and said. ''Richard, put the knave." . 1 federacy could not he estate | up the cards; this is nopiace "Well," said the soldier inolig others Gov. rowle w; H ;lished, he desired this COUIP SUHSCUIPTION RATES. Your correspondent does not for them." ! "the area rest knave rhut 1 called out-. The Democrat, re | try to be greater, and more think so. The Senate bill of I "Never mind that," said j know of is the constable that ports the speech as follows : I prosperous than ever before. 3 copy 1 year 11 3 " 6 months 50c. last year was a vot -catch I Richard. • j brought me here." GOV. I>. U.FOWEK. "Let us dhow that the hearts 3 " 8 months 85c. ing hodge-podge of absurd: When the service was over "1 do not know," said the i °f North Carolina, in response of the Southern people are ill ties hurriedly thrown togeth­ the constable took Richard 1 mayor, "if he is the great-1 to repeated calls, ros > and ADVERTISING RATES. favor ol that government j >s addressed the meeting. He that we once controlled, and |esr knave, but 1 know h 3 inch 1 week, Toe. er by order of certain B 'pub­ before the mayor. "Well," says the mayor, j the greatest fool " said that he was born on that we are again going to " 1 month $1.75 lican looses, i nd ould nev­ 3 $8. er have passed the Senate "what have yon brought tinAsh11 "When I count how many Par River, and the people of control. (Great appleause). : " 6 $rb spots in a pack of cares, I North Carolina were remark And when the next monu­ j *' 1 year $~ had not those who voted for soldier here for?" it known that it was certain "For playing cards in find three hundred and sixty able for their sticking quali­ ment is raised to our na­ awl­ $9 to be defeated in the House. church." s' 3 column 1 week f ... five, ao many days as there ties. They had proven that tion's hero ; when they ra : =e l,l ....$18.50 The new bill will heconstrue- " Well, soldier, what have a;e n a year. When I count during the war. Jefferson Da" 3 month a monument to Abraham Lin $25 1 " 3 " the number of cards in a Vts, beloved by his soldiers, coin piercing almost the veyv ...$87.50 ted in a more leisurely way you to say for yourself?" 1)8'1 " 0 " "Much sir, I hope." $50 and will consequently lie a pack. I find there are fifty had achieved a fame that clouds, let us, a nation, on VH 1 " 1 year the other side of that square, better measure-it could hard­ "Very good' If not, I will i wo, the number of weeks in would never fade. "He was our President, and erect another monument ely be worse. punish you more than man a year, and I find four suits, WASHINGTON LETTER. qualy as high, and upon its Gen. Clark, ex-clerk of the A as ever punished. the number of weeks in a in North Carolina we believe top let us embiazen in letters Ti om our Regular Correspondent. House of Representatives "I have been, said the sol­ month. 1 find there are that there was no man who of go' ' the name of our hero, has been presented with a dier, "about six weeks on rwel.e picture cards in a could have conducted theCon •Jeffs s n Dav s For the D EMOCRAT : Senator Cockrell, as Chair­ valuable gold watch and the march. 1 have neithei pack, representing the nuin federacy as well as he did. NOTICE! man of the caucus commit­ chain by his former employ­ Bible nor common pra.xei i er of months in a year, and The private soldier, who is a By virtue of a. power of sale book. I have nothing bin m counting the tricks, I find great critic, never found any contained in a certain mortgage tee, reported to the Demo­ es. Chief Justice Fuller is com­ a pack of cards, and I'll sat hirteen, the number of weeks tiling to criticise in Jefferson Deed executed by j. 0. Miller and cratic Senatorial caucus this wife Martha Miller of the first morning a list, assigning the ing out in a new role-that of isfy your worship of the pur­ m a quarter. So you see sir Davis Tonight in the name part and George \Y Lowrair-eof Democratic Senators to po­ a popular orator. He deliv­ ity of my intentions." Ami a pack of cards serves for <• of the private soldier (the the second part. Which Mort sitions on the newly created ered the address at the Con­ spreading the cards before Bible, almanac and common great glory of the Confedera­ gage Deed is duly register ,! j,j Select. cy depended on the private the office of the Register of deeds Senate committees, which gressional centennial last the mayor, he began with the prayer book. soldier), I tell you that in Car of Watauga county in Book "B" Wednesday and he is to de­ ace: "When I see the are, ii was ratified by the caucus. of mortgages .Ages five hundred olina, next to that which is and 63 and 64- 1 will proceed to Affairs around the office of liver an address at the dedi­ reminds me there is but one CI, EVE?) IN I) AXi) HARRISON '(fit for Washington it^ftheir sell at the court house in Boone the S igeant-at-An s of the cation of the n°w Lincoln God. WPen I see D>e deuce for cash to the high at bidder Parallel Passages From the love for Jefferson Davis. House are beginning to take Music Hall in this city next it reminds md of Father ami on the first monday in January "You ask what will North 3.890 the tract of land described Son. When I see the tray, i! messages of two Presidents on an ugly looA. The com­ Fri<7ay night. 'arolina no ? It is not nec- in said mortgage. Lying in The Senate has so far con­ reminds me of Father ,Son mittee of the House, which The simple and plain duty •ssiy to make any reply. We Cove Creek township watauga has been investigating the firmed very few of Mr Harri­ and Holy Ghost. When 1 county adjoining the lands of and seethe four spot, it reminds which we owe the people is nay be slow, hut we get L C and W A Miller and others defalcation of the abscond­ son's nominations, to reduce taxation to thi here all the same." as will more fully appear by ref­ ing raphier Silcott, in its par­ against some of them there me of the four Evangelists is a very active fight being- that preached, Mathew, Mark necessary expenses of an eco­ Gov. Fowle closed amid the erence to said mortgage con­ tial report 'tells enough nomical administration o: wildest applause. So enthu­ taining 200 and fifty acres more a bout'the loose way of doing made, notably Morgan. Com Luke and John. When 1 or less to satisfy the payment missioner of Indian affairs, meet the five, it reminds inc the government and to re siastic, in fact, were the ex­ of the sum of $200 with interest 1 usiness in that office to sur store to the business of tin pressions of approval that and costs This fourth day of prise people, and everybody and Dorchester, superinten­ of the fi"e A ise virgins thai E. F Lovell Atty country the money which w< he was forced to respond. On dee, 1880 knows that the committee dent of Indian schools. It trimmed their lamps—there for mortgagee hold in the treasury through esuiriing his address uiespea discovered a good many would not be surprising were ten, but five were wisNOTICE !l ' * and five were foolish and the perversion of govern­ ker said : things which it has not told if these two are rejected. By virtue of a decree of the A committee of the House were shut out. When I see mental pow-Ts. Tiiesi tilings "Id-.n't know that there Superior ('ourt of Watauga because members and ex-mem has been appointed to try the six. it reminds me tin t can and should be done wit! Is. anything more that I can county N. G. the undersigned bers of the House are mixed safety to a IT our industries. i.y fhatex-ept it is about as administrator of E. J. up with them. This myste­ and run down the scoundrels in six days the Lord made —President Cleveland's Mes hat flag which A/r. Secreta­ Blackburn Deed., will offer for ry should be at once and who committed the forger­ heaven arid earth. When I sage, 1887. ry Proctor refused t o raise at sale to the highest bidder, at without delay swept away. ies on the notorious ballot see the seven, it reminds m the court house door, in half-mast over his office. Matters have arrived at the box contract, which was used that on the seventh day he Boone, on the 1st Monday in The collection of moneys Don't you know,and don't Jan. 1890, the said E. .J. stage where it will be for bet­ in the recent Ohio campaign. rested from the great work not needed for the public us 1 know, that when the Uni­ Blackburn's individual inter­ ter to make public every­ Honest men of both parties he had created, and hallowed es impo e an unnecessary ted States was engaged in a est in a certain tract, or par­ thing the co in mi tte hasfound will earnestly wish the com­ it. When I see the eight, it burden upon our people, at d war vi h Mexico, standing cel of land known as the v , out than to attempt to mittee Good speed in its good reminds me of the eight W. Blackburn land, adjoin­ righteous pe-sons that were the presence of so large a sui upon the field of Buena Vista ing the lands of \Y. IF. Black smother up things, as has work. plus in the public vaults is a when old Zach Taylor sat on burn and others. Itbeingone been done. This smother­ The House committee on saved when God destroyed disturbing element in thecuii Ids old white horse and the fifth interest in said lands. ing policy has resulted al­ Elections having perfected the world, viz; Noah and his duct of private business. oat tie seemed to be going a- Terms of sale $25 down to ready in filling the air with an organization, the stream wife, with three sons and —President Harrison's Mes gaiust him, while 4,000 Mexi defray expences, balance oil rumors charging all sorts of of perjury in the contested their vives. When I see the sage, 1889. cans were endeavoring to six months lime. Title re­ things against various gen­ election cases will begin to nine, it reminds me of the •barge that battery, and served until payment is ninde nine lepers that were cleans­ tlemen of prominence in both flow this week. Under the present laws more Captain Bragg was giving 1 further notify all persona having deeds or other instru­ parties. In the meantime Justice Lamar of the su­ ed by our Saviour; there were preme Court has accepted an nine out of ten who never re­ than four thousand article- them a little more grape, ments that have been lecordSilcott is the Lord, only are subject to duty. Manx loti't we know that a Missis­ ed by the said E. J. Black­ knows where, and the books invitation to deliver an ad­ turned thanks. When I see of those do not in any wa,\ sippi regiment was called up­ burn dec. and remains in the show a shortage of about dress to a mass meeting of the ten, it reminds me of the compete with our own manu on to make the charge that Reg. office must pay the fees $71,000. If the action or the citizens of Richmond Va. ten commandments which facturies. A con der b'o re­ tfterwa.nl became so famous, and lift, them as I can no Ion rather want of action on the on the life and character of God handed down to Mores ger indulgethem. This Nov. on tables of stone. When 1 duction can he made hi the the charge that was led by 25, '89. M. B. Blackburn, part of those most concerned the late Jefferson Davis. The death of Mrs. Scott- see the King, it reminds me aggregate by adding them Mr. Davis; and don't we Ad m r. may be taken as a basis of to the free list.—President know that the very flag that NOTICE! opinion, Sileott's defalcation Lord, a sister of Mrs. Harri­ of the King of heaven which Cleveland's message, 1887. tl ey refused to hoist, over By virtue of a mortgage deed was no legal crime. He has son's, has made things very is God Almighty, When I quiet around the White see the Queen it reminds me the office of the Secretary of executed to us by M. A. Prcshowever, been indicted by the of the Queen of Sheba, wliot The free list can very safe war; don't we know that nell and wife, Charlotta, dat B House. grand jury of this city for the 13th. day of Nov. 3888. Re­ Mr. Randall continues to visited Solomon for she was l.v be extended by placing that flag swept the field of corded in the office of the Reg, forgery, and if his where­ abouts can be discovered he improve. He took a short as wise a woman as he was thereto articles that do not Buena Vista ; like a meteor of Deeds, in Book "C" pages, a man. She brought with offer injurious competition to it swept across the vision of 57 a nd '8 33 th of Nov. 3889 walk Saturday. may be brought hack. containing fif­ her fifty boys and fifty "girls, such domest ic products as old Zach taylor, and when One tract of land less, adjoining Washingtou, D. C. 1880. The Senate has two propo­ ty acres more or all dressed in boys' apparel our home labor can supply. the Mississippi regiment char the lands of J. p. IJenson. Church sitions before it relating to The Mysteries of a Pact »f Cards. for King Solomon to tell —President Harrison's Mes­ ged those 40,000 Mexicans and Harman's heirs in Shawnee negro emigration from the haw township, in Watauga Co.. which were boys and which sage, 1889. and routed them, that flag We will expose for sale the South. One is a'bill offered APiivate soldier by the w e girls. King Solomon was born by Jefferon Davis above described la nds to the high by Senator Butler- and the name of Richard Lee v as ta­ sent for water for thein to Persons who lead a life of ex- (Tremendous applause.) est bidder for cash, at the court other a resolution offered by ken before a magistrate, re­ wash; the girls washed to poseure are subject to rheuma­ "And tonight, my country house door, inthe town ot'Booi.e Senator Gitson. Both look tism. neuralgia, and „ . |on the 6tli. day of January ine urn. cently, for playing cards dur I the elbows and the boys to and will find a valuabl lumbago men, I tell you T , I love that j 1890 for the rer-o m > remedy to Government aid for the : ing divineservice. It appears the wrists, so King Solomon-J-R- McLean's volcanic Old flag, and I believe that Mr. amount set forth in said mortemigrants. | liniment: it will banish pain and Davis had a t'oed feeling for 8 a S t!v (that a sergeant qoimnanded t ,.ij i,„ t l i n f i> "n ' The McKinley tariff bill will 1 subdue inflamation. ! rUb . - a( . .... tj Jy. Vi, it Hell, said the mayor. .. h theB Iny.N \ \ x lito# Iio. Jacob Youncc, probably be the popular the soldiers at the church, _ Mortgagees. name for the measure which |and when the parson had you have given a good He- Are you restless at night, and had reflected honor upon it, 1 read the prayers, he tooic the scription of all the cards but hai rassed by a bad cough ? Us. and he loved it. Mr. Davis When nature falters and r e the Republican members of Dr. .J. H. McLean's Tar Wim was slow to go into this war. help recruit her enfeebled the Mays and Means com­ text. Those who had a Bi- one." filing Balm, if will secure you , , ... ere gies with Dr. J. If. McLean s i ble took it out, but this soi- "What is that?" I sound sleap. ami effect, a prompi >ut 'A deu be weat there, h .strengthening Cordial and bloo 1 mittee will try to formulate .North Covolia. lie vveuf there'purifier $1.00 per bottle. "The knave," said thema v and m lieai cure. ou that most troublesome Lliev had neither Bib'e nor ff fnmilv newspa pi' devoted to the interest ofit.s County, St ate and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Poone, atauga County, N. C. A DBMOCRATIC �— THE NEW YEAR. I lesque, or that wouid ten : Asa part of the body of pollNotice of Seizure, NOTICE! to irritate the feeling's of any tie have we been faithful stew j 1 nited Staves Internal RexBy virtue of a power of sal We are now entering on an one. Splendid order prevail-jards? We are pursuaded Ienue Collector. 5th Dist of N. I contained in a. certain niortgag Valle Crucis N.C. other year, with our minds ed, as good as we ever saw that many of us have not. Deed executed by J . C. Miller an< C. Sratesville N. V. Notice is| wife Martha Miller of the firs filled with anxious expecta­ on such an occasion, To the Our people are not prosper! ^ V p n J?*' f.'lf 8e j-? 1Vi e ma( ' H ( '- v STILL TO. THE 1 RONT lil;,j 1 j; at and George \V Lowrancen f tions, hopes and fears. great delight of all "King ing- as they should, the great * (h y of Dee \99 'for v?oiation ! w i t h n fnl1 i,n<1 ( ' oni ! l1el1 ' line :th ' si-cond past. Which Mor The old year has folded its Alcohol" had not even a rep- farming and laboring classes, I of internal revenue laws of ! gnge Deed is duly registered it OF the office of the m gister of wings and departed, and is resentative. the main-stay and- prop of | the United States, viz: 2 bbls GENERAL M EACH \ YDISE of watauga county in Bookdecth now numbered with the The day seems to be draw every othercollony.aregrod-j?"«» whisky: one bbl of apple j -. Oflsistino . * of boots sho ^ _ Hi o of mortgages .\ge live hundrei things of the past. 'Tvvas ing when Christmas will be ually being borne down and ' )i an, 'Y containing about 55 and (id and 04 1 will proceed t( hats in all styles. Read j sell at the court house in Boom with a sigh that we bade bar celebrated by some other are getting poorer and poor- |gal'ons in all. One clay bank horse; one bay mule; one two I for cash to the higher-1 bidric farewell. A sigh, that three means than swearing, drunk- er as the years glide by. 01QM-fr horse wagon, and one pot I on the first mond-ay iu junuar-' VVV v'Vi< ..i<r hundred and sixty-five more ness and big guns, we will | Now Mr. Editor there must the property of W. C. Bush-1 11890 the tract of land dws;-; ihc< of the pages in Life's history hail with delight the day. be something wrong some!op. Any person or persons|of the best materi; Dry i in said mortgage. Lying i: Cove Creek township wutangs were turned that can never be The Christmas tree was pro- where, why is it that an ... .. j,).iclaiming said^ property arelGoods in almost emil , uri county adjoining the lands o t o a |a)ear berecalled from the bottomless nounced a decided success by cbistrious and frugal people, L 1 ^^' i eh a , 1 TDl'P T.IIP ll7l<!pv»£(rnpfl M4. hitt 01 I « ' , , , J fore the undersgned.at his of hams, worst; As. f; .nneis. al L C and W A Miller and otheti abyss of the past. as will more fully appear by ref at world, lavthose who are competant of at. peace with the world, lav flce in .rtatesvilTe. u it bin )f l)< 'ST crence to said mortgage coif ;mauce els: is ot We always instinctively judging. I ored with every condition of days from date hereof an fx pause on the throb-Ad of the Speaking of gifts we believe climate, surrounded with so make such claims, o/theproi <7110lity, that mu-T go at a tabling 200 and fifty acres mow cents per yd. My stock of or .less to satisfy the pay men j New year, and give a back­ Mr. I. W. Storie rather top-J many favorable cireu in stam­ erty w?lI be declared forfeits of the sum of 820O with in teres 1 * -" > ,: > 1 fand costs This fourth day o ward glance at the ponder­ ped the climax, for when it ices, should be retarded had to the United States. .). i lr;HI • S.d:.; j C.OvJ Eaves Collector, per J. G. is second to none in tne Co. dec, 1880 K. F Lovell Att ous volume closed forever, C mes to gi i ig up the last j borne back and covered as Hardin I). 0. for mortgagee To those who are ii ocbtc and find the pages sadly soil­ girl I dont consider it a it were with debts, yet such to me, 1 yV'4i to si y that ed and blurred by many foi­ small matter. About 4 o'-' seems the case, for them need, and* must have, my At Li bles and mistakes." But ret­ clock Christmas eve, Mr.; there seems to be no "bow money. S;» jf you do not wish J. 0. JON LB, Ziouville,' BVDl J> ! I to be annoved bv an officer. rospection is not pleasant. Henry C. Pliillipps and Miss get in the clouds" and as the k 'j Keeps constantly on hau l We will not scan too closely Sarah A. Stone, at the resi- j years thicken upon them, v.ui had barter mako self]; will sell at bottom prices torn -P.uv vour i ir >v Iir-t d1v of .Jan orcouatryprod-.u-e, Bootn,Sh, the past year, (with its smiles deru;e of the brides father, the clouds seems to thicken JHi.ti. ; i s . A special li; *8;). Respectfully, VV. B. B. and joys, its softening mem stood be:ore L B. Greene abont them, the trials of life LAIHES IIATS ories and its share of sorrows, J. P. who dt i ered a short seem more severe and the CHRISTMAS GOODS ilardware, Groceries. and above all, our own fail­ but sweet a lvmony which; temple of happiness father in HEADY MADE CLOTHING ings, rising up in horrid out­ 'iestlie nuptial cord and the distance, is there anySPECIALTY. till you come to NOTICE I line arid taunting us with makes one of two. thing wrong with our laws, keeps no shoddy goods. In shotr L. A(-ar. s. A 1 <h. ii.i; rate what we might have done,} I would say just here that is the great farming and aa fill line of every thing kept in t 51 U Elvira A < Li is..i, r. \ 1 but tnrn hopefully to th< any of the other boys wish­ boring classes being made first-class coiritrv store can bo L-o Ys ound here. Gi ran call. New year, with snowy pages ing any thing of the kind, only the medium through }. W.I,ot!g<k E II. Dougherty. and see our fine stock urn; to be filled with our words, would do well to call on Esq. which the golden stream is iV/nAVi. 'in 1-sis, Execu- A G,Grayson J. if. Grayson deeds and actions. If the su< Green as he does up the work flowing a ud aeeumalitating learn our low prices. t Kill. cess of the present year de­ nicely indeed. After pnrtak- in the coffers of thecapitalist jRvfiei 171 rp... Byvirtrc of a Yen X Execution DigOj iy.- ; A OVA: I j J ;ced in my li., „ '.a h v 1 h pended wholely on great a- ing- of a good supper we had ' manufactures and bankers,is 0 erk < f the 8]»<-i io: -ouiloJ Mi, chievements, great acts, we quite a pleasant, t ime. Long! there not some subtile power • TE. "*•.7I S. it.2- A i — »if I ndies of all kinks, plain fnug.i county in the « are of J.L. would start and fear to enter and hapyy may their lives be iu motion thac mysteriously .rtuji. Vs. (i. Vv. Eon;, Hid UiCV —And it, for how few would come i the wish of many friends. but surely withdraw the sub, iiut K. II. Denghcrtv. I vvi 1. .. .! A:r rush t( the high, sr hi.: out victors at its close. 8. II. stance and labor of the mas­ (I rot the court house door, iBut we are certain that the ^ Dealers in^eueral merchar thetmvAo Boone, on the Est ses and concern 1 rates it in the h y r h\ •v-rp v'-V next year's happiness and sue •loiuia; i Janaivy 1 9o it. be iise aii-1 country produce. centers of trade ahdeommer There are many accidents and ng the lit i lis , ;; rrartor pa: cess will depend on the faith­ diseases which effect Stock and ce Let ns during the eoineWe wish to say tothe pub >•"! of UliLl, kilo vii its the E ! v:r TIP SWT "fl ful performance of little du­ cauee serious inconvenience aud' i ing years take our exact latL'jllIj. -j .1. \ lie that our stock is full an '•.dams land, " >i. lying i:i 1 hi > Ui ties well done.. These secure loss to the farmer in his wuil jtude and longtituce as it t iwiisiiip of this county contni. complete at beh points,anc -k I remeuicd life's happiness, and puts the winch maybe (. IUKH.V McLean's "ere and see upon what . sea You my get ;i fine clock, oi ...gtvvo hundred acres. Eevie i hat we will duplicate an by the use of nr. J. :s fine set of Toilet perfumery ..oi by mt* tin 3rd, any of Dec. crown on the victors brow volcanic oil Liniment wo bills ol 1 near us. we are sailing, 1 us cast alet or a nice brick-loading Rifle, < 8Kb to sal isly'a judgment oi at its close. We scan the im­ -TE* y. ftl iu p'/hg iTl ^ iive hundred and four dollas and side party spirit, and ri KHS Uivf or a splended knife for only • •ix cts. -villi interest, and cost ar maculate pages of futurity To the DCMOERAT. rise t o the full s t a t i o n s of pa­ and see much to be done the The old year with all of its tents, i t may b e t h a t by 10 cents. Fire works whis­ •rued and expended. Said lauds levied on as idle property ol «eo coming year, and it all de­ joys and sorrows, its hopes, locking our sheilds together tle Booms, Fire Crackers toy Long. This the 3rd of liec 1C8b c-aps, Pistols etc. pends on doing- faithfully the its fears and its disappoint­ t h a t t h e currant J. L. Haves Shff. may be HI j .'I-esents Work that lies nearest us. ments have been numbered stemed and the '-aim open 't svec-t hearts Not to fret over the past, with the past. And as we sea of paosperit again reach­ J Q WILBA of seeing the best line oi >r sister. Give us nor dieam idle dreams of the look back in to its retreating ed. m future, but do the best we can shaddows, we see that in ma­ If you will kindly give me II and be convinced to make a success of the pies ny respects it has been an o- space in your paper I shall A) f <• - ;•*. V :• A' Th or oir ns * 4 ent. ventful year, great floods, from time t o time during Lf V v s Vi * "A '"A P ' MVA Ik1 "*• R Ert ... for pa. f fa vors and selicit-ing 1 We feel that now is a fit­ cyclones, and dire disasters the coining year give tax e <r ,• •" a continuation of the same ting time to thank the citi­ have heapened to many of views on t h e situation a s •! ?"V' ana f t i--Rt •V" ^ zens of Watauga and sur­ our people, both by land and well a s t r y t o hunt o u t a GROCERS, ELK PARK. NORTH We are Resp. rounding counties, for the sea. Many great and good remedy. . CAROLINA. g r*. ?p ft 9 ^ n n * -» Alexan ler, Bill. 'V uh .'' i'MiiSt liberal Bupportthey have giv men, who have made the Sands N. C. Jan. 1st. 1889. L'a tea ii i. w i "'a Z i. L- . VJ Keep always on hand a full Sick headache, wind on the en the DEMOCRAT in the past, world better by having lived and complete line of Grocer­ stomach, biliousness nausea ever brought to and for the many kind words in it, "have crossed over the ies, Confertionaries, Fruits. are promptly and agreeably COUNTY EXHIBIT. we hear almost daily concern River and are resting under Canned Goods & etc. Bee our banished by Dr. J. H McLean'sBills cost. stock, and learn our prices, Little Liver and Kinney Fillets, ing it. We will try to give the shade of the trees, on the twentv five cts. a vial. before purchasing. " " .50 you a better paper the com­ other side," and last of these ,j n Green ch IN TW A July 18 8. -b in o. " 1.45 ing year, and ask you to do but not least, is the match­ .j i) wilson " State of North Carolina, .45 Come and see us. " all in your power to make less Grady, the Souths peer- ,r H Brown " I rices lev. Watauga county. 1,55 " your home paper a success. loss defender, has been strick­ Allen Gaeen " as the goods can be scid ir The undersigned do hereby .50 " Pub. en down, like an eagle soar­ Joseph fphips" this county*. certify that the following 4.15 vv H Bower " " FEED! F E E D ! ! ing- in mid air, and his noble the number of days the B-d. Very Respectfully If you suffer pricking pains on " 1.55 -oof County Coins have been in fearless spirit is at rest in the L L coffev " H. C. MARTIN, & Co. moving the eyes, or cannot beatGeo pritchard " " Y'e wish to announce to session since Dec the 1st 88. .30 bright light, and find yonr sight "clea'- upper sky" his beloved the drovers in Western N, C., and also the number of miles .30 sol Younce " weak and failing, you should people are left in tears and N EYvGPA that we are now prepared to traveled and the amount al promptly use nr J H McLean's .00 A COMPIJETE " sorrow, let us gaze up into ,r H Guynn " feed your-stock at our sta­ lowed each member, to wit: Strengthening eye salve twentyPER! ,30 " Heaven, and pray that the John culler " fiive cents a box. "The Pride of the North Garoii- bles, or sell you bed as low- i E Finley climn 20 days at 2.55 as can be bought clew here. $2.00 per day 40.00 11a Press." Patriot Cod, may raise up shff na.yes " vv H Edmisten " 2.15 Do you want to aid in building Give us a call. Resp. 110 ms tra vel 5 cts fir m 5.50 more men like him, lie had a Sweet Water, N. C. MCNEILY BROS. w vv presnell com 20 days at CMHopges " " .45 up a paper that shall reflect 1li Dec. 28th. 4889. "heart for every fate," gi-eatest credit on North aroii< M.OORSVILL. $2.00 per day 4-0.00 C. t f. ccsmithey " " 1.40 ua, no matter where it may be To the DEMOCRAT. soul great enough and grand 80 ms travel 5 cts perrni.OO J E nemerick" " .65 seen? Then patronize .r H Mast com 20 days at Christmas has come and enough, to take in his whole F. J. The undersigned do hereby Til WILMINGTON MESSENGER Mouth Mi-Million and Son of the $2.00 per day 40.00 of Wilson Va., are Mann gone and not without some country, with him there was A LARGE EIGHT-PAIRS PAPER certify that the following is fa>-tures of all kinds of woolen 140 ms at 5 cts per m 7.00 pleasant things. It was a no North, uo South, no East Do you want reliable papei the amount of revenue col­ giving you alla the news of the goods, which thc.v will send to little rainy Christmas day, or West, but it was all his 136.50 lected, and also the audited world—a Democratic newspaper your door in exchance for wool. Total amount but notwithstanding there country, may his noble ex­ They also keen a i'uiiliiuyff tlieir This Nov. 30th '89. debt of the County for the that equals -the best— has the goods on hand at Soutlierlands, was a large crovvb gathered ample be as bread cast upon M B Blackburn clerk Board year ending Nov., 30 '89, to- largest circulation, and lias for Ashe Co., X. . 1'liey pay the county coinmisssioners. in Forest Grove Church the water and his burningtwci.ty-or.c years been t part highest pi ice for wool. vvit: and facto: in thegrovvth .mddevhouse to receive the nice pres words as seed sown in good Revenue $4,375.12 j velopment of the Old T7l North Sept. 11th. 1889. ents that were bending a ground, that shall spring up St t ? Then subscrbe for U: $2,874.631 > Audited debt beautiful evergreen. After a a hundred fold. Til WILMINGTON MESSENGER T. A. Critcher, Yes the old year with its Surplus, subject to Shff Treas i prayer by J. W. Stephens, Campaign Iiavtes: i rot i<i\ \i , ROOK BOTTOM STEOCK in boo, N. C. i/a,| - v Messenger. Mr. J. J. T. Iteeee delivered a teachings and experiences, urer and Coin's $1,500.49 1 b HEADQUARTERS splendid speech to the atten­ has been counted out. Have This the 9th day of Dec. ,89. mail 4 months on trial, for R< ,R F ' ,,ON P ^ 0< >F - S - L)(K)TS ' A YP TW VNO TAP TV N TTT ' tive audience, we heard the we profited by tiie history we M. B. Blackburn, CI k Bd coins $2.00 AN UJvMA IvljlA'rtt I especially men's /irogan shoe, speach complimented won­ have made? We have lived The week!v 1 I'iDSf I ipt Mes(Concluded) $1. 'CI w k-o Polka 85cts. men's UFXTUnV O I> -II' J ladies < nimi uw men •1 • LLN SUN, DARK KIDGE, senger," (the largest and to $3 8() J E B OOT8 F ROTN derfully. Then came the in vain if we have uot. stored best paper in the State) 9 N.L., | Coffee 22%cts.. These prices most pleasant part of the our minds with the wisdom is just receiving- a large stock are strictly cash. I will give exercises—distributing the afforded by passing time. Children will freely take Dr. J. H. months on trial for $1.00 McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm Cash in advance. Both ro,*,™., M nr.. • i> * 4 presents. The old as well as We should now, at the com­ unlike cough syrup, it contains pai-w.nvl.mm : i ' ™™ 4 p D,8 f ® pfcaanmPortmit ol "Inch MIL In-sol .I L<,I- (ashor CMKHE WASHIS6I«5 the young were kindly remem mencement of the new year, no opium, will soothe and heal sheets. Send Fostol per- f;f>11, itry produce at prices price.50 cts. To every per­ any disease ol the throa.f or wj t h the address of five bered and all seemed to en­ examine ourselves and see if lungs quieker than any othei sons and receive sample cop- "® ve |" heard of. Give son that trades $2 in cash at joy it very much. we have come up to the full remedy. ! ies of THE MESSENGER . ' * one time tot the next thirty There was not any-tliing measure of our duty, as citapr 20 ly. ! (lays. 'Oct. 1st. 1888. ti. Nov. 1st. 1589. n the tree in way of a bur- izens of the great republic 1 1 Rook Bottom • <) M SWEZiT WATER 10| TS Don miss the chance ac:ke ral PA. o Grayson Bros WATAUGA v • . �Watauga Democrat, Jones & Vance, lo^ ^ Iie of her most nobl- peets for rye in my life. The G rd of our upprciution of her Et SPENCER BLACKBURN. Yttomey At Law. (Menders, Mr. Grady had , new jail in Boone helps the inestimable Christian eliarac !i. i$. Dougherty, Editor, R G. RiverB, Publisher. ELK PARK, N. C. made some of the grandest [looks of the town very much Iter, and also of the great Practices in the Courts of speeches of our day in the and I thought that; i OB8 we have sustained. People of Watuga read this ! d6f f! Ce C - >f t h e S o n t h ' It is it was buili to keep prision-j Po^N 2. That in her death we We have in our large store buil- the lOtli. Judicial District, and the Federal Courts at nail matter' ! , S l v e n P * ^ ° f 8Uch e r 8 , n ' b u t 1 l e a r n t h a c t h e have lost a farthful Christian ding, at the beauliful town of Stat esv ille. i n v) oi e i m pul sesi—one so young Revenue officers have put a grid friend- an active mem-, Collection otclaims a speci­ only about forty years old lot of whiskey in there for her of our church, itndafi ear hi alty. |few men, if any can take his'safe keeping, is that G.e tt . i Sabbath school wor,<er. I 'J All comunicatioiip dirreeied place. He was editor of the to Boone or Elk. Park will re­ •e for to store away whi - 3. That wetendc our most ceive prompt attention. —Dr. Conn- id has returned Atlanta Constitution with . if if is whv not make a stnce;-,-? s ympathies to the I lately shipped a full line of goods from a visit at Salisbury. the largest subscription of bar-room in one corne W. BTCOUMLL, JR. stricken and bereaved has- °f every kind, usually kept in a J. —W. B. Gouncill has gone any paper in the 8 nth. band, commending him to Tjrst-elass store, which we will ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. on a business trip to Phila- —Rev. R. P. Farthing, who the love and care of on • Hoa K' 11 f o r Iu,t!;i| ig !)Ut the July 4th 891y. Boone, N. C del pliia, Sands, N. verily Father, that He may { was so long-afflicted with a ! Dec. 24th. 1SW). sustain ami eotnfart him in —Mrs. Nathan Hortonand cancer of the head, died on VY. B. COUNCILL, M. 1 )7"" the 20th of Dec. Mr. Far­ a)!- tip D EMOCRAT : bet this his sorebereavem -fit; al- WIT- t r P children are off on a visit to Boone, N. G. i think you are getting on ; -o that we may be ever read- j • --L U JL thing wns oneofourold men, Jefferson. Resident Physician. Office he was born in Bake county the right tra< k in vour edir.o y to lend a helping hand and on King Street north of Post —I. L, and Miss Jennie N. 0.—his father, moving rial of last week about a new to speak a kind AOI -J to !it- We will gi VP yon bargains that Office. 'ouncill, are visiting in from "Wake to this county load law. I iiiv loag advo- tie Do: ace, who is left wit It- can not be surpassed in the state. June 1J 88. 1 v. Ashe. when he was a young muiL fate;] such a plan; and as on fa mother's care and pro­ Our stock consists of a well se­ J. B. HOPKINS, —W, L. Bryan is building Rev. R. P. Farthing had! n'ine differs from yours in tection. lected stock ot \JEWELER\ an ice house. But where been a preacher of the gos- i *'ome few details, 1 will give 4. That a page in ourmin Elk Park, N. C. and when will he get ice? pel with unusal ability forjherewith: First, require life book be inscribed to her a Watches repaired and all —Owing to our paper not over forty years,-the was it " pm-sons subject to road memory,and that these reso kinds of work in his line exe having been shipped prom­ man of intelligence and fair Iduty under the present law hit-ions be read before the Sab en ted promptly. 1! ptly we are lat • with this is­ education, but for severald1 > work TBur davp m ear bath school ami thai they be July 18 89—6 mo. yea rs past his mind had yw- Then, in addviion to published in the Ho'ston sue. VV. C. XEWLAND, >" * ving, no i his 1 vy a tax on property Methodistand Watauga D EM i iroceries, Hardware, —Dr. Reeves reports the been affected Queensdoubt, to his serious afflic­ and poils of sufficient amounr J OCRAT , and that a copy be ATTORNEY AT LAW, health of the county as the ware; Glassware & etc, Cutlery, Lenoir, N.C. best it has been for a number tion. We have known uncle to put the roads in thorough ! furnished to the bereaved lain doth pocket an t table, Scythes June 27. 88 lv. condition and keep r/iem ily Reuben as he was familiarly of months. And snaths, butts and screws called, nearly as long ago that way, after being < lass.- A precious one from us lias cross-cut and hand saws, all of J, II. Mast, on Cove Creek SCOTT A EliVIN, as we can recollect anybody, fied and graded as you say. gone, which will be s'Id was stormed by a party of and often heard hiiri preach The work to be in charge A voice we lo'-ed is still, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. about sixty, Frit" ay nightaf- in Johnson county Tenn. He of a Supervisor of roads in A place is vacant in our homes Lenoir, N. C. ter Christmas. All had a jol- married Sallie Brown, sister each township who must be \\ hieh none can < ver fid. T. B. FINLEY, 'y time. of Maj. James Brown, and a bonded officer and be pain Cod in His wisdom has recall ATTOR X EY - AT -1, AW, Ee-marlai 'ly e<l, —We hear of a man at Elk- raised a large family of a good salary, in order to Wilkesfioro, North Carolina. dark, who was sawed to a children, four boys having get a good and suitable man; i'tio boon Iris love had given. And though t he body moul­ E . F. LOT ILL A SON. >11 y with a circular saw. died .several years ago. and let him devote his whole ders nere, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW. laving fallen against the Uncle Reuben was SO or 81 time to the work if necessary The soul is safe in Heaven Boone N. C. Mrs. D. F. Mast,/ few while in motion, we fail- years old. His widow is No-Justices to be connected \\ . H. Mast, {Com. with him or this work if you July 4th, ',S9 —1 v.. edt.o get his name. some older, and she and four V. I. Baird, / of his children survive him. please. This tax to be levied -\Y. H. Greer, IT. S. DepDR. L. C. REEVES. Jiy Marshal, brought in Uncle Reuben left a good ex­ as other taxes, but collected PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON MORTGAGE S A L E ! We have a tremendious stock o Office at Coffey's Hotel, John Guy before Com mission ample* for us all, having by the constable of each By virtue of a mortgage er Bryan, charged with lived an honest, christian life township and paid direct to deed executed to me on the Boone, N. C the Supervisor of roads. T.) SHOES !-®# July 4. 89. blockading, he was bound and died in full hope of his 20th day of Aug.. 18-8,9, by S§RS HOES ! be expended by him so as great reward. over to Statesville Court. P. F. \* right,am 1 wife Chaify each road in his township Wtight, to secure tile pay­ W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS % —Big Rock Creek, in Mitch­ Far better than the Harsh shall get its due proportion ment of the sum of sixty dol1 1 ell county was th - scene of a treatment of medicines which as to classification all per­ lais due the 1 M" day of Dec. Brick Layers and Plasterers horribly gripe the patient and riot. One man killed, about destroy the coating of the stom­ sons To be allowed to work 89, I will on the first Mon­ SHOES! are prepared to.do all work 20 injured, four or five seri­ ached nr. J. McLean's Chills and out this tax on 1 I K ; roads as day in Feb., 1890, sell to t he S H O H S highest bid ier, for cash at fever cure, by mild yet effective in their line on short notice. ously so. Too much wbis action will cure. Sold at fifty directed by the Supervisor, the court house door, in the ALL work guaranteed and L key was the cause. and to receive pay by tin' town of Boone, the following cents a pottle. Prices reasonable. For pri­ hour in accordance with a described tract of land, lying —The Topic is publishing ces etc., address us at Conover, N. C. Nov. 7th. 3.v. a very interesting h story of Exposure to rough weather, get­ fixed scale of prices to be fur in Watauga county on the S-T8T10ES ! SHOES!"®a ting wet, living in damp localwaters of Watauga 'Riverand "Olden Times." Cannot ties are favorable to the eontrac nished the Supervisor, all known asthe Tilda Fox land, F. MORPHEW. . < 1 . 0 . EAVES. some of our people assist in tion of diseases of the kidneys work to be done bv private ir being the land bought ivy Morphewfe Eaves, giving traditional history of and bladder. As a. preventive contract, and not lot to high P. F. Wright of Win. LouATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, and for the cure of all kidney these old times? It is very arid liver trouble, use that valua­ est bidder, as you have it, ranee, adjoining the lands of We can give you shoes in any AND : REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ble remedy. Dr. J. H. McLean's Supervisor to have control Jacob Townsend, Nelson Cal quantity, size or quality. We interesting. liver and kidney balm. $1.00 of all hands subject to road ioway and others, contain­ can ii r you up in foot-ware from MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. —What is known as the per bottle. Offcc on Main Street over tlrcg Co's. ing 32 acres more or less. duty and to be responsible .Said sale made to satisfy the a 75 ct, brogan to the finest $3 ore. July 13 33. 1 y. Flannery silver mine on Buck for the condition of all roads debt for v hieh said mortgage Aand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold eye Creek, in the Western ATTENTION! in his township. Then there was executed to secure. This part of the county, is now be W ith the close of the year ought to be a tax of $1,00 Dec. 30, '89. Samuel Phipps, J ii W . X. C. We carry a full and complete stock of nig opened with good results, 1889, we close the credit s.ys Mortgagee. tern, and request persons in­ each levied on all dogs to go Successor to— The oie is now being shipped into this road, where parties NOTICE! nd ten or fifteen bands are debted to us to settle up their account, notejetc. Also return refuse to pay the $1, let the By virtue of a power of C. D. Taylor & Bro, t work. We hope it will thanks for past patronage. dog be killed. They have a sale contained in two several rove to be a rich deposit. H e are now offering our over law simalar to this plan in Mortgage Deeds, the 1st. ex­ coats and other clothing for ecuted by A. L. Wagner, S. —We were pleased to see -7 what they cost us to handle Virginia and it works splen­ E. Wagner, hi.? wife to W. C. Healer in general merchan­ le bright countenance of our them. In fact we have mark­ didly and gives general satis­ Moore to secure the sum oi dise, find County produce. lend, L. L. Green, again on ed all our goods to a pay- faction. This system we $217, with interest, and le streets of Boone. He down system. Come and set have now, ought to go. It recorded in book 'B" pages CLONTHIG. I now, as I have in the past says he is a citizen of Wa­ us before buying what you never was any account at 225 and 226. The 2nd. exe­ carry a full and ccmplete Truly yours ' cuted by the said A. Ltauga, and will remain here. want line of goods such as, sugar, first; and it has been patchIf. L. Bryan. , . j .... . Wagner and 8. E. Wagner Come and examine for yourself. He has lost a good deal of Coffee, Riee, leather, both ed up so much by politicians l l i s witv t o 1h;J . sill ., T ;., aril] lis surplus flesh,' but is in that it has grown worse all ffieturing company to secure We can suit you in au v style, size sole and upper, of the best Deerfield, N. C. or color. Nothing but first-class qualities, that will be sold ood health. the while. J. E. Finlev the sum of $714,45. wii n ingoods handled in this hue, and Dec. 28th. 1889. terest and recorded HI book cheap for cash. Good coun­ —Since our last issue of For the DEMOCRAT: "B" pages 435 436 of satisfni tion guaranteed. RESOLUTIONS. L D EMOCRAT , Christmas ,R Christmas passed off quiet­ the records of Watauga We ha ve bought our woods in try produce taken in ex­ Mrs. Lillie M. Taylor. hs come and gone. In ly in this vicinity; the least, county, 1 will sell at public the lowest markets. We have change for all goods at high­ We, the committee appoin­ outcry, at the court house such goods as the people want, est market prices. I'me, we had an unusual whisky drank in the settle­ need and will have- We sell lor To all persons that aredfie l.VIull Christmas. The editor ment that I ever kuevv. The ted by the Superintendent of door in the town of Boone, •ash, therefore will not be the Valle Crucis Sunday for cash, on the first Mondav me by note or Aect h] a good dinner as well boys arid men had good school, to draft resolutions in January 1899. it being 51 everybody else, but felt times rabbit hunting. The on the death of Mrs. LillieM. the 6th. day of tIn- month. ( >ll and not so cheerful as noted hunter, Bud Cook, Taylor, who departed this i '')8' u'^ci*ibed tract r ual. Somethipk vbutthev went coon hunting this morn life Dec.. 30, 1889, offer the ° <-pntn.ining forward and settle their Ac t ' ' loU acres more or less', situ low but little about it) nig and caught a very large following: j aT,ed in Watauga township by the first day of J,?n. 7890 hat his sweet-heart had not fat coon, the fight with tire Hhereas, in the death of Watauga county, N.C. ador you will find your notes written to him for some time dog's and ohe coon was a. our esteemed sister, this tHelands of H. Tay in the hands of a collecting jaused hitri to bedesponding. hard one, if the dogs had not u a and for a ful- Call and price our goods before officer. Resp. C. D. Tn vlor. | school has lost, a scholar who 1i lor ,UH' (',V i Well he is alright now and had help the coon would desci iption reference is hopes to see many mor< hive whipped the whole pack was pure, (Tmsecrated. cmisi- h a d t ( ) t h o c . o u n t v records buying elsewhere. entious Christian, confident containing Mortgages asi S0S»atCii tens column next Christmas' <ome* and go of hounds of heracceptance with Christ; above set forth, to satisfy! and everybody happy. We are having the finest anxious to store her mind dbove debts with interest weeK for a mon ' complete list —Since our last issueo'f the weather I ever saw, if is so with the treasures of 1 and costs of lliisaetion. This' Toov bargains. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat^ Nov. 23, iA.sp. J. F. Spain-' DEMOCRAT , Henry W. Gra­ warm that I fear that many ent business conducted for M ODERATE F EES. O U R OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . 3 . PATENT OFFICE farmers will loose their pork most blessed of all knowl- hour Jt'ty. 'for Mortgagees" dy died.in Atlanta, soon af­ and we can secure patent in leas time than tho-o Res pect.uiiv. edge: that of Christ Jesus. I remote from Washington. ter his return from the city or a part of it. Corn is a lit­ and ever ready and willing Physicians prescilw Dr. .J. u. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ tion. We advise, if patentable or t o< fre»? of of Boston, where he and Ex- tle scarce but I think that McLcan.s tar wise ping balm. charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. the A P AMPHLET, How to Obtain Patents," with ,, President Cleveland had there will be nearly enough Master. Therefore be it Re­ in ft t.lH'V fill ! i i 7 I r ice of opium names of actnal clients in your State, county, or " town, scut free. Address, or or HIH. Wftti its efficnev in J o n s : .& V. ^ o made speeches. In the death m the county to do the peo- so ] V ed" cu « aU thro 11 C. A.SNOW & CO. July 18 A) ! of Mr. Grady, the South has le. i never saw better pros'- ' j. 7'h;it we mal,< thi row- (r6 • O • .. . . Hi. Or* P*T«NT Orncc, WASHINGTON, D . C. Elk CASH, LOW. C. D< TAYLOR Valle Gmeis N e j V ' 44 �W CHRISTMAS! Death of Chief Justice Smith. that t tho ne • o'i | lAlt LMUAD Cv i/AAV IIA A*. IV. «,v». I H| ilu iM Western N. C. Divission. Coming from the some sec- he was iuteflecually the Asheville, N. C.June 27 '89 tion of the State as out late-strongest man heever kuewif sale jitgage P ASSENGER T BVIX SCHEDULE to honored Chief Justice, and could cope with any man in tier and Still On Hand With A take effect June 24. '88. having enjoyed to a certain anything. die first Nice line of j STATIONS . |read west Bound. The largest stock of Club' s goods in the com ranee of extent an intimacy with him, In manner he was kind and [down \o 501 NO 52. -h Mort it is not inappropriate that f affable; but there was a. Boston LV. 17 p m. 8 30 am . la Vf £5. tered ia should add my testimony to touch of severity in his .smile, xew York " ]215ni. 430 pre of deeds Philadelphia " 7 20 am (> 57 p in Consisting of candies, tovs nuts and fire works etc. I w what has already been so when some of us 4vould at­ ! Baltimore 94 a m|942pni ;i few goods. Stick candy, apple and toy eandny butter fly-mdred well said. tempt to get in some facts be Washington 11 24 " ill 00"- in hand, spring Frogs water i ellon g dices. Jell y sticks. ev < d to The first time I ever saw fore th 1 court which were not Consisting, in part, of Boots, Lynchburg 550 pmjolOam 'stars, gum drops, kisses, rod candy, fish, carmels, large h<CUJ,« Danville " 8 50 saw him was in the trial of of record. 18 Of Shoes, and all other kind of fancy <•: di is. All kinds office cradmis ,!'1<'t' Kichmond ' 310 " 12 30 the "Crocker will ease," one In his charities he used the Dress Goods, ter nuts, prize box>s Rais»iis, tigs, brazil nuts. TOYS T Y ueidsville ' 941 " I 50 1 . Cliih lens Tea sets, all kind "f fancy mugs Glass and fiim i of some local celerity in North same discrimination /that Notions, Wilmington ' 9 00a m 1:1 tfiche cups and sanceiT. masks A b. C. books, Tov watches toy Mori-head ampton, in which he was op­ that characterized 537a in him Ha rdware, uoldsboro • 240 p m 810a in OHS horses, br a.-,, animals d .(tiers and dools < f'everv descrintt. 0 posed by Gov. Bragg' and in other matters. A young Tinware, from acts. up. AL -utif-i! :ine of flower vaces cheap, small o-lai ' ualeigli 5 00 " 1 45 pre pitchers a Ja.ge lot ui'g"od cologne jmt up in fam-v bottles '"mm other distinguished lawyers lawyer, who read law in his Groceries, Durham 6 04 " 312 " [slippers, shell uo.-as, martihs. fine jewelry, »»1J kinds of hi-mike'" ureensboro 1045 Though I did not then under j office, told me that while lie 950 a in Coffees, Salisbury ,\r 12 21 night] 111* ' chiefs, lad: s and gents g - ,vi s, pictures Jai es, Bushino- mnnb- stand the issue involved, I gave ,reely to the needy and all nice for i hrim.,,as ; resells. You will also tinifa cum '."'H' Sugars, ::t felt instinctively that it was deserving, he would, by a few s a l i s b u r v L v 12 45 " [1125 ' Aock of staple go,./Is for presents, beautiful pocket knives, Tea, ware, tin ware pry goo-.is notions coffee sugar, soda, spice. '' a contest among giants. It directed inquiries, discover statesviile Ar 151am | l212noon Rice, Newton " 253 I.J pre gingei iiaiiamuL i>U:k iod n.ag. extract of lemon peppermei T". was the first time my atten­ the unworthy, and to them, nickory " 3 20 " Cigars, 114 IV" "anion < t • every body is cordially invited to come and sc 1 tion had ever been gained to he would give only advice. conley spring 343" 1 29 p m l>eautif.;l line of Christmas goods, You will find something" Cigarettes, & etc. a purely civil matter. I never The example of this old man, Morguiiton Ar 4 12 ' 2 M) ]> m slid o il and young for presei t,, All will be sold cheaii Lome Marion " 507 ' 249 p m get somihi.igfi" tin-children mid make them happy. forgot him. His strong ear­ patient, frugal, industrious, b A A 1 D. _ Imi < v>\ eggs feathers, corn wheat rye oats.kit Bound Knob " 0 05 ' 327 l> in nest face, his freedom from af scourged by disease, yet toil­ alack Ml. " (ilij 1 1 0 0 p m '-•.-I markf pi ices, as 1 l.can to sell good goods cheap coine ' Your Friend' fectation, his even flow of ele ing on in uncomplaining si­ Drugs & Medicines Asheville " 7 2« " 431 ]i m ' " for you; selves. not springs " 9 15 " pm 0 10 gant language, impressed me lence almost up to the very Morristowoi " 11 10' 7 30 then as always since. last day of his life, is one of in good varietv. Also take Knoxvii'e " 1245 • o 50 ji m p 11! The testimony of the old the brightest and most en- all kinds of Louisville " 7 55 a n E. 14. DOUGHERTY. j. M. DOUG HER 7 men in the counties where he •our.iging chapters in life's . incinuati " 11 55 a n. Chicago " practiced most, and was bes1 history that has yet been un­ 0 55 JA st. Lewis " S0(> P n. known, is practically unani folded to inc. cliattanooga " 5 20 pui It was fit and propper then mous as to his sterling- integ Nashville " 1200 night i-it.y and great legal attain­ that at the sunset of a beau­ /he puldic is respectfully iniifecl Memphis " (5 JO a m. tiful Indian Summer day ments. to exomine our couijilefe line of NO. ! /.y Foods. sU'-h i s 9 o .studs When the question of liis re they should have laid h m aAsheville LV waynesville A nomination was last before v,'ay, "cool and sweet" in his | ! 053 a n •»f all k nil a: d qualities, L nsevs a vbe very best qti aiy. Fine chart ston •' | 3 05 p ii the people, I was told by Mr. grave, in Oak wood Cemetery, inssgiods, su;!i as llenretta •laiTetts " I 5 48 p Winborne, of Hertford, and where sleep the hallowed rea. east I'.oir; ' loth, also iine silks, which will be Mr. Gray, of Northampton, forms of so many of North up j NO 51 | NO : oid at tlie lowest firii e ever ,"]• 5 )D p m | 90ii pi, oiuight at in Watauga County,. that they had never seen the ('arolina's distinguished sons And country produce in ex- •loston ww vork ' tin a m i i 4 " old man take so much inter­ who, like him, have been an chahge for goods. Gent's Philadelphia." 3 on ji m | 102/ arn est in the primaries and the honor to their State, and furnishing goods, such as. imitiniore " 9 2> p in j * 2i u i, RE IDY MA I >E (' LO R J II elections. The late Mr. Bag- whom, like him, she in turn dress shirts, (both Innndried vashington " 73 - p m j 7c" ley used to talk with me of­ hath delighted to honor. A and unlaundried.) Collars L y n c h b u r g " U ' 4 - i n o o u J12AO IXG A SRECIALRY. nanville " 947 a m |1.d0 p ten of the Chief Justice, and day which was a fit emblem Luffs, Slips, and in fact, a] Richmond p always in terms of the great­ of his full orbed life, which most any thing-needed in that ;:eiflsyiile " 3 3 a m [j 5 n m 9 D2 m 9-ii p », est respect. Speaking of his uose to the noontide of a line. •> luiiiiigton " 7 4o A'e hrn'e an inmi'-osi--stock of D> great power of enduring la­ a splendid manhood, and Goods. Groceries. Noti->ns.Conic Morehead " )1 'ii pin ~ bor as compared with his late then slowly sank away to ioiiaries. Am! a nice in.e of Hat (iold.si)oi o "4 la ]) ill j 1!45;| :. dips. Boots, Shoes, and an illustrious compeers and as­ the genial evening of a kind, ualeigli "i 55 pm | b 5 5 a ; . aorinous stock of Hardware, co sociates, he would say with a useful and an uneorrupted nui-hain " -2 35 p. m | 4 3d ;i i, sis ting of. Flows, Hoes, Plane bit. ureensboro " *i.o a m | • 4" p m Cai-nestness, "The old Chief old age. And now, his mem­ snb'sb-.irv I V r, r n v> ' 7 m A:- etc., A etc. brats them all " "And he was ory, like a. slow fading twi­ right—hs has outlasted them. light long shall dwell in the Ready-Made Clothing from 8 saulisbury \r 4 87 a m 0 8 • j, i,. Ml tin 1 above wi'l be sold cheap. Standing fardowi in the val minds and hearts of a people to 25 dollars per suit. We statesviile LV 330am 5 5(5 j i n 1W e buy livestock, Horses, Mules, Newton " 2 2 0 a m 5 12 p n 'at tie, and Sheep. Gome and see ley, it is not for me to judge he served so faithfully and handle only first class goods, Hickory " ] 5(> a m 4 53 p n. us. We will do you right. between^these peaks of legal well.—W. J. P EELIC , in Weirs- and will guarantee prices as e o n n l l y s p r i n g ! 3 0 a m , -J 37]> n low as any other merchant Morganton -'101 a in | 4 <4 p n eminence. I have no hesita­ nnd Observer. who handles the same grade Marion " 12 0: night I 3 3(5 a n E. H.Dougherty Brother, tion in sayingjhowever, that Bound Knob " 1! i(j pm I 85 p r Black Mt. he was the most widely read Children will freely take Dr. J. H. of goods. -0 34 i 20 0 ]> Mast, N. C. Asheville 9 ">5 p m | ' 25 p n lawyer I ever knew, not only Me Lean's Tar Wine Blood Balm unlike cough syrup, it contains not springs 50 p m h ' 40 a r. in the law, but in the branch­ no opium, will soothe and heal Morrist own " 4 30 pm | * a „ es collateral thereto. When any disease ol the throai or Kiioxville " 3 05 p m | 7 i5 a n LOOK CUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! I was, as I thought, especial­ lungs quieker than any other Louisville remedy. I 95 ]) i. Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. ly posted on some subiect off caifinunti ! 3 l" p m Sick headache, wind the beaten track. I have a few stomach, biliousness on the s i» a Hi All kinds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. • hii-ago I nausea, times attempted to sound are promptly and agreeably Goods at almost your own sf. Lonis ! 7 20 a m Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur I run in connection him. i ut I can not remem­ banished by I>r. .J. H McLean's price. bats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, Little Liver and Kinney Fillets, with my other business, a ber that he ever failed to plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc &et.r twenty five cts. a vial. throw) a flood of new light utler.v of all sorts, ut bottom prices. Crockery in endle upon it. The last time I CHKSTON N variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. made such an attempt was State of North Carolina, Watauga, county. glROGElULG |1 ROGER IE® JJROCERTE® just before the end of the The undersigned do hereby Worn IF, ^ROCEIilt;^) IIOC ERIE^; I iOCE R1V>A y term last summer. I had late certify that the following is Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory pr 1 * ly read a learned disquisition the number of days the Bd. Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime ( ^ upon the colonial meaningoi of County Corns have been in Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at*, session since Dec the 1st H8, the word "regulate," as used and also the number of miles lory prices, Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices, '.s in the constitution of the li­ traveled and the amount al I have on hand vehicles of ware at almost nothing. T'e also have a. large lot' nked States. After the ad­ lowed each member, to wit: our own make, and more iii gifAT ERSON ENACTOR » pATERSON JMCTOIi journment for the day, I .) E Finley chmn 20 days at & ACTOR 6 process of manufacture. All 1 ATERHON w ALTO.il * a ATERSON * ACTOJ a Aqqv.p^nK 40.00 which we think is equal to for sale at very close pi ices— sprung my new mine of infor $2.00 per day Yarn ai <i Jeans at factory piices, to exchange for wool motion. He listened patient­ 110 ms travel 5 cts pr m 5.50 any in the county, and we quality considered. Repair­ cash. Don't lie afraid to trade with us if you owe us, ^ ly until I had finished, and w w presnell com 20 days at guarantee our prices as low- ing and jobs made to ordera we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for half) $2.00 per day 40.00 speci a 1i t y. R es|:ec t f n1ly,' then, without the slightest SO ins travel 5 cts perni4.00 as any in the Thomas J. Lillard, bottom;pi-ices at J. B. Phillips & 8 9 hesitation, took up the dis­ j H Mast com 20 days at Surviving Partner. feugar Grov If.—May 3rd. cussion, and Anally referred $2.00 per day 40.00 •f0 ' : JO me to a book, (which he af­ 140 ms at 5 cts per m 7.00 DR. J Q. H'lLBAR. terward gave me) which con­ Total amoirk 136.50 SEWING MACHINES -»9 yrp tained the fullest treatment This Nov. 30th '89. un 2 j k V of the whole subject. M B Blackburn clerk noard Also furnish transportation to AND Ei/< P ARK*. C AUOI IX,V In undertakingto estimate county commisssioners. panties wanting the same with a ORGANS B :st material used. Neat the factors of his greatness, I safe driver and with as good a work, and satisfaction guar­ should say they were integri turnout dS can be found in the anteed. This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ ty and indust/y coupled July 18 89—Lino. county. For the next • : / / C / - - ; ing Machine with full set of at­ with a strong understanding T. A. Critcher, tachments and and a most retentive memo­ Bamboo, N. C. T HEADQUARTERS ry. His integtity was tried THE MAXUF-ACTl _ for cheap goods, boots,shoes\ in the fiery crucible of poli­ for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS ca.-h. especially men's Bvog<\n shoe, I tics in three generations and 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines was never questioned. Of his $1, ladies Polka 85ets. men's We will make special ju ices, for tap sole boots from $2 to $3| industry it is enough to say Coffee 22%cts.. These prices cash, on all goods. Returning that he labored side by side are strictly cash. I will give our thanks for ]>ast patronage we will, as heretofore, still con­ with his illustrious compeer, a premium Portrait o/ mtiv house ni Kr.ox ville. 20 years experience in this bnsi , tinue to furnish you good goods Judge Ashe, and did his full GEORGE WASHINGTON N(W HOMf 5(W:NG MACHINte 0f?AN6E' MASS nes.-i. rite at oi ce h r i in liar ind \ rices. Needles 'h share of the work of an over­ Price 50 cts. To every per- and at as low prices as em he CHLIS-ILI.. 28 UNIONSQUARE.NY rAL 5SP' ' 1 parts foi all Leading' ai'-hiues. =j?&0D. ^. AT1 ANTA.CH Truly yours, burdened court. A shrewd ob son that trades $2 in cash at ound. ST.LOUIS.M0. |Jil;B.-|J»agT72 0ALLAS.TLX. server of men who has known one time for the next thirty j Cox and Hart Creek Nathan, W. LBryan. Ashe county, N. C. Tennesies him for forty years, has told days. Nov. 1st. 1589, SAHTA CUTIS. GENERAL ^ ELL Merchandise, ROOTS DOUGHERTY-BROS. AHD For Oasli, Too Can Have A Lillard. Hotel And Fee d STABLE, COUNTY. X " YR u LOOK QTJT 60 DAT five years guarantee frcm Organs for less Cash than S. P. ANGE, KNOXYILi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0102_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 2, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-01-02 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/b3f20c9e2a93dc088407bf1e6d02039b.pdf 4b5b746dbbf5c1289970e3d2b3bbc222 PDF Text Text VOL 2 DEMOCRATIC fa milv newspa ^evotod to the interest ofs County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at oone, atauga County, N. C. BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, X. <THURSDAY J ANUARY, 9, 1890, • t i l on a bill to increase the com­ 1 1 votes against the confirm to a bank in Memphis, Tenii j VANCE, houses in stieii deep gaps or pensation of certain officials ation <>f Brewer. — Washing­ jinUSGO, and inquiring lor; gorges, surrounded by to be employed by the Cen­ ton, I). C. I some Massachusetts money j high hills and peaks that It fi> are with Senator Vance sus bureau, that all the re­ J and paying the cashier bills' would be difficult for a. wild |as with Cleveland, it is all ports of tin? last-1880-Cen- if you suffer pricking pains on j his president and he had 1 turkey to fij up over the moving the eyes, or cannot bear TJ . D( )UGH ERTY, E DITO R. I blow sus had not yet been printed. j bright light, and find your sight 'signed and three per cent.,, , when the. enemies say heights, while on the left we ,« . u. AT i i, ; they will defeat mm, CleveHI VERS, P UBLISHER. The Senators were also unan­ weak and tailing, you should piemium. Massachusetts , . see the grand old pile called i i • imous in declaring the statis­ promptly use Dr «J H McLean's money comanded a premium ii iland is the pouplar favorite the Beech A/ount.ain, whose , • S UBSCRIPTION R ATES, i Strengthening eye salve tweuty/ —___ tics of the last census to he | hive cents a box. I every where in the Union ; summit is the home of the pyl year $1 inaccurate and worthless. hi,M bee " Y\ .Vest nnd South yet, » bill P* 1 ' 1 * Uf ft " d clouds. Now we cross Elk (> months 50c. Taking the Census is a use­ j REMINISCENCES AND COGITATIONS issued by a bank in Kentucky found to be pure gold, thrice Creek, and travel that rug­ 3 months 35c. No. 3. less expense unless the statis was discounted in Ohio, Ind- refined. Vance has been tho­ ged, muddy and steep road For the DEMOCRAT: A DVERTISING R ATES. tics gathered are trustwor­ ann, Illinois Misouri, Tenn­ roughly tested in the furnace to Cranberry Creek, and up I have in wv posessior, essee and Virginia. •h 1 week, ... 75e. thy and the reports are more These of war, in the fierce days of said creek to the bridge, a 1 month f>1.75. promptly published. Better some new bills; they are crisp States surrounded or bound reconstruction, so disastrous distance of about two miles, 3 $3, and nice. One is of the de­ to many North Carolinians b ji $'•>. things are promised of the nomination of one dollar; Kentucky. The -ft it her one of previous good name, and It is the roughest road I ever 1 year $7 one to be taken next year. went with Kentucky money saw, and is a disgrace to a Senator Morgan's joint the other is a two-dollar bill. the more it was discounted. in the dulect, piping times of progressive people, Will not lumn 1 week $9 resolution for the recogni­ I was cogitating over mat­ And so it was with all the peace, and he has stood it all the good people of Elk Park; 1 month $13.50 tion of Brazil's new govern­ ters and things of hing syne without showing alloy or Western and Southern Cranberry and surrounding 3 " $25 and happened to reflect on taint of any kind. The peo­ 6 " $37.50 ment failed in the Senate be­ Sta tes. country grade a raod down ple know Vance ane will stand " 1 year $50 cause of the absence of a quo the difference there is now New England is homogenithe bank of Elk, and up Craii over my boyhood and young by him. They will not be rum. He will call it up again eons, so a Massachusetts bill berry Cieek. A road so made manhood days so far as moii trifled with by the politicians was as good and no better would have a splendid grade, \SHINGTON LETTER. after the holiday recess, and ey iseoncerned. I took these and schemers and agents of it will be passed. than a Maine, New Hamp­ and would greatly facilitate m our Regular Correspondent. two bills without looking at the money power, and they The money that Silcott shire, Vermont, Connecticut and increase the travel and left in the safe of the Sergeant them, even as to their or Rhode Island bill, barring will make it hot for legisla­ fr ight by wagon, and build j the DEMOCRAT: amount, taking the word of tors when they plot for his . Blaine's boom for the -at-Arms, because he could­ I hat the bank which issued it up a better trade to Elk Park the two persons who handed head and dicker with his en­ i dential nomination in n't get at it-about $35,000 was sound. and Cranberry, in lumber has by resolution of the them to me A little while To tell in'those days, what emies. and produce. 3< may be considered as House, been deposited with ago I bethought me to look When his enemies lay their j |g already started, and standing a bank had for We are now at the old Har and see what they are, and pipes and gather their forces ..information Jjust recei- the Treasurer of the United din farm which is so much soundness, almost every Sc«^ what bank or banks they to out Vance let him appeal your correspondent States until it is determined improved, that it now produ e< are on. They are silver cer­ business man subscribed for to the people of North Car Or eminently trust-wor what to do with it. An in­ ces thousands of bushels of tificates, but Uncle Sam has Thompsons Bank Reporter, lino and they will never for­ ~Urce it undoubtedly dictment with 112 counts corn, rye a I »d oa t s. Gra n I )er pledged their redemption in and consulted it daily or of- sake him. He is the most 1 net. hiite sanction of Mr. Blaine has bee/i found against Sil­ ry is quite a town; Main and silver dollars, which is enough popular North Carlinian of o one knows better than cott by the grand jury, but 8mokv Streets are crowded forme. I take money, now- The government, in those v>u r ti me. The peoples hearts Ir. Blaine the danger of pre- Silcott has not been found. days, did nbt employ any de­ are in sympathy with their with tenement bouses. It is The enormous quantity a-d ays, pretty much a s ot her mture booms, but certain interesting and wonderful to business men generally do- tectives because the United able, far-seeing War Govern­ ircuinstances made it neces- of bills introduced in Con­ see the machinery for mining, without so much as looking States Bank had gone into or and faithful Senator. ary to launch his boom now gress last week, more than and for moulding the mill­ or careing what banks issued "innocuous desuetude,' and We have closely watched JV not at all. One of these 1,500—lias excited comment ihe States wers cognizable of his career sinceJjfi-Jsfr the ions of tons of the finest iron here, and momentarily call­ them; whether one is on a circumstances is the fact that in the United States, if not in bank in the States of Wash­ She crime of counterfittrig. the camp to become Covern?x-Sen a tor Tom Piatt, of ed attention to the great the world. The b^d, yes, I ington, Texas, Florida, Now the case is reversed: we or at the call of the people. Sew Fork, during a recent waste of money in printing Ma ine or any State between have no Stale money, all our As Representative, as soldier might say the mountain of orip to Washington took the wild-cat or crank bills, them. Not so 30, 40 or 50 circulating medium is issued as Governor, as ^Senator, as ore seems to be inexhausttpecial pains to let Mr. which form a large percent­ under authority of the gen­ citizen he has always been able. I believe the vast de­ years ago Blaine know that he (Piatt) age of those introduced. It From 1828 to 1830 the eral government. Henee all true and fuithlul to North posit of ore will consume all intended to be a candidate would be a good idea for times were flush—not hard— genuine bank bills on Nation Carolina, and himself. He the timber for miles arund and that he proposed to hold both Houses to create the money was plenty, and spec­ al Banks are good, even if a has perserved an honest rec­ the works. The cole ovens, the field against all comers position of managing Editor nine in number, are none sha ulation was rife. Our people bank breaks, because the ord throughout, and no man unless Mr. Blaine wished to whose duties shall be to pass lived too fasi. did to much general government guaran-. can asperse his character ped and beautifully whicemake the run again, in that on all bills before they are washed. The mine where the business on credit, so much tees the redemption of brok­ with truth on his side. case he would give him loyal introduced and throw out ore is blasted, is the grand­ so that every kind of proper­ en bank bills. There is not a His ability is beyond all suppoit. This together the worthless ones. It would est and most interesting of ty was bloated, so to speak. hundreth part of eounterfit- doubt. He is a clearheaded, with similar intimations save Uncle Sam several hun­ A crash was certain to come, ing now there was 30, 40 or strong man, well trained, all I saw while there. After from other men, in other sec- dred thousand of dollars ev­ a careful study and close ob­ and come it did. in 1837, and 5.0 years ago. well read, and faithful to 'pns, made it necessary for ery year. The present generation of convictions. He is a states­ servation of the machinery, almost every man in the land e gentlemen from Maine The House is to have a and tie process of manufac­ was involved in debt and business inch know nothing man in a high sense, and de­ •how his hand. Conse- chance of deciding whether overwhelmed and the banks of the hardships endured by serves well of North Carolina turing iron, which many a tly the word has gone it believes the various ugly think has a large per­ failed or refused money ac­ all our people for waut of a a 1 ways.—Messenger. a to the trusted Blaine charges made at various cent of silver, we ride two ins comodations just when they uniform and safe currency, 8ngar Grove, N. C. to Elk Park, where we meet Fmants that the "old times against the Civil Ser­ during the time I speak of. were the most needed. Jan. 1st, 1890. many old friends and acquain is again in the field. Mr. vice Commission should be For this state of affairs But let them reject tin 1 pres­ To the DEMOCRAT: tie and his family have investigated, as it will have tances. We were warmly re­ there were many causes. ent system of issuing papei 1 will tell you something of ceived and kindly entertain­ freturned from a trip to to vote on Representative Suffice it to say, that the dis­ money and return to State my late trip over the moun­ timore and New York, Ewart's resolution author­ tress was extreme because issues and they will soon find tains to the Cranberry Iron ed by the polite and courte­ < Uer they went in an al- izing the House committee money was scarce where be­ out the -difference between works, and to the growing ous host and hostess of the d social way, but the on Reform in the Civil Ser­ Banner House. The town has then and now. fore it had been plenty. md thriving town of Elk been greatly enlarged andim was in reality made to vice to investiga te t hese char­ Then, say from 1837 to It would pro v e an interest­ Park. pnd fix certain Maryland ges. It is almost certain proved in the last two years. 1843, it was not deemed safe ing study to our people if Lea ring home at 9 o'clock, As the day is eclipsed by g.New York politicians, that the resolution will be to hold a bill over night, so they would l »ok into the rea a. m., I travel down the turn fiaine has not yet fully passed, and it is equally as ;f a man received one he got sons for the state of affairs I pike, passing the steam saw the night, so ends our trip ^whether he will re- certain that some of the char rid Of it as quick as be could. have indicated, and find out mill of the Edmisten broth­ and visit to Elk Park and the Cranberry, and we are in sad the cabr.et next ges will be proven. The hills were issued by State was responsible for the sad ers in full speed, closing out ha or wait until the Ex-Speaker, Carlisle does banks, and there were a great state of things existing, so to move to Rich Mountain. die ou our way home. Oh! Bo of '9*2. The present not believe the Republicans the rain, the mud and rocks, many counterfit bills;indeed, far as money was concerned, They are moving out today. ].v< mine is to keep the 'till we came to Banner Elk. „ of the House will attempt to there were but few banks in those trying times. ha< Then we came to Beech Creek Then up, up the steep spurs as quiet as possible adopt a rule giving the which the counterfeiters "iet I could "a tale unfold," where John Reecehasa good as next two years, of the Beech Mountain 'till and give a true reason for du rest of the House com- Speaker authority to declare alone." grist and sa w mill. Here we we are again at Mr. Browns While the United States those "hard times," but 1 leave the turnpike, and take us M were announced just a quorum present whenever where we spend the night, the requisite number of mem­ Bank was in existence which will not, at present. ki; the Poga road which has a and next day we were at \'ous to the adjournment bers are in the House, wheth­ j. k w. which was looked up to as a steep grade, but we pass sev­ home again. he holiday recess t).y er those present vote or not, son looks upon an indulgent Terrible Tragedy. eral n i ce m o u n t i n fa r m s. No w The Flannery, or Buckeye \ker Reed, and quite a assume Republicans have father—the money of that we are at theLoggy Gap,and iber of Republican mem- stated they would. Mr. Car­ bank was good everywhere, Asheville, N C.. Jan. 1.— A we take the new road which silver mine is on a big boom. The Knoxville company be­ s are very much disgrunt- lisle says such a rule would but our State banks were not tei i .hie ti aged\ took pln.oe j q as a o 3(K j grade, and whei gun work there again. They hen because they don't think be clearly unconstitutional, confided in, to any great ex­ in Mitehel county N. <tv\elvfi | ( - ol SipJ e ted, will L. the best are making a new road from be bes , ir talents have been puf- and that he would tight it tent, b.v foreigners in their | miles fiom Bakeisville, the|g /tl( i e d road to Banner Elk. the Dave Gap, near Mr. John lently recognized, but as b y every means iii his power t own countries. countv seat. In a drunken 4 p. in. we arrive at Mr. Reece'sand up Beech Creek ney have moiothan two by the silver mine, and on Indeed, therr were but few i row Christmas day three John Brown's, where before allowing it to be ad op stay theLoggy Gap, where it will , weeks in which to recover, . , , .. ted by the House, and if de- State banks the bills of which 1 men were killed. On Friday, .qj night, and are pleasantly j intersect the new roa.d which Uieir good humor they will tea ted he would carry it to were taken at par beyond the Momoe Gailand, a biother<^nt^i-tained bv him and his goes to ElkCreek. Theconiprobably turn up smiling ; | pany has a steam engine and | the courts. limits of tbp State where is­ ol one ot the mnrdered men,!.. ... 1 .. when Congress reassem i .1 usti°e Brewer's and • a lot rode up to a crowd in the! •* morning, all machinery required to sued. Massachusetts money u hies. |of other* nominations were was perfered in England over same place and fired into the ith Mr Edwin Brown, we work the mine, now at. the R. crowd killing three and start for Cranberry, aud ride R. depot, and will transport The fact was brought 011 con firmed by the Senate bethat issued by any other wounding twelve.— News-Ob- down the lumber road to Ban it to the mine as soon as the in a discussion in the Senate fore the recess. There were State. I remember of going sewed', uer Elk, passing two or three road is done. R. V. VV. �IMU»> m •tfCriSMT*Z?Z9 vs iCIUCR r; "ymzm^Omm •Trrawn^'.-"?vts Congressman, Kelley, in our line. The.se are only rn-, 100 miles, us this will, is a Road svrveyor's report on thought to be in a very criti- mors, and we do not know j project that merits and will an amendment on road in cal condit ion He is the how true they are. Let us receive the hearty support of Beaver Dam Township on the great leader of protection {hear from all parties inte'*es- tlie people in this section of lands of w. s. and c. s. Farand belongs to the extreme ted in this enterprise. the State. Asbeville now has j thing*, confirmed, H. H . FarRepublican wing of the par­ first class railroad facilties,; things account for furnishing ty of Pa. given her by the Richmond | ( j r i]i steel for Beaver Dam M-unlay was a business day in Boone." Many of our Dam ille syst< m, but she:township s roads approved, lleeds o t l i e r roa(l8 traversing $3.20. The negro exodus from county people spent the dav,i N. C. continues, and up to we hope pleasantly. The Sliff l h o s e odious of our county Released T. P . Adams from this time, not less than was on hand and no small and sections not suppied paying taxes on $70.00 vain - 10,000 darkies haveleft N.C. number of them paid off that with railroads. The Atlan- I at ion in Meet camp Tounincluding men, WO/ACI T and;,ittit» tax IFe are always ta, Asheville & Baltimore Go. 'ship, overcharge. children. Well we are willing pleased to meet the good sub 8l Rddies this want both North Jan. 7th, settled with shi'f. for all to go who can bettor stantial cit izens of our coun-j anu >n)U ^ ,i on state taxes for '80. their condition, but we fear t.v, and we don't believe then? j Persons who lead a life of ex- Ordered Treas. to pay bib they will worst it. N. C. ar • any better people than | It° yeure ai '° K phject to rheuimi- of cost against the county in E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY. can well spare a great mm- ours for horlesty, hospitality lism. neuralgia, and lumbago Supreme court case, state vs. and will lind a valuable remedy i „ W4 T her and not be injured. We and quietude. Many OT them inJ.il. McLean's volcanic Old! l»derrf,troro Asheoount.v, $20. T l ) O f J (vliiIn believe the colored man and are our subscribers now, and liniment: it will banish pain and I oil. brother Can do as well here we hope to succeed in send- subdue inflamation. Paid it. c. Rivers publisher as any where, and would like ing our paper to every good DEMOCRAT , for publishing 7he public is respect billy incited JO examine our complete line of A TOUCHING INCIDENT. to see tllem settle down and citizen in Watauga before the statement of county Jtevemn i Dry G(MMis. such as; Worsteds become contented and more close of the yea I -1890. Maand audited debt lor 188 , a!i kind ;, end qualities, Linsevs prospeious. We have no ny of our staunch Republi­ HENRY GRADY' S DEVOTION $72.12. a Fie very best qualify, Fine TO HIS MOTHER. prejudice against him. He is cans are subscribers, and sheriff Hayes-' account fo ;ii'css goods. 8u h lis: 1 ?enretta entitled to live and be happy though thy do not agree guarding jail, $82.00, when •loth, aoso la e siik^, whicli will be Miss Maude Andrews, of sold ;it tr.e lowest pi ice ever and prosperous.. with us politically j- they say the Atlanta Constitution ed Filers were in jail, <• Rowed. bought at in Watauga bounty. they mid ra thar take a home itorial staff, in a feeling trib­ Ashe county pays the cost. The Republicans have cho­ want tban one that Adjournment. pub- ute to the late Henry \\. Gra HE AI )Y AD A BE C I. GT1I sen Senators for Montana si a distance. dy, writes: " H ell do I r»m-j P h VB j c j ullf( pre kibe I)r. J. H. It is understood that the ember how he spent his last • y c e an,s tar wine pmg bahn, Rep. Legislature of the new ING A erECIALKY Tfio Courtv Alliance assed State of Montana has been the following resolution at its year's holiday season, and in it they find no trree of cplu.n the little etoYy he told of it ormorphijj, while ii B tli. a-.v in notified by the bosses of the late meeting as submitted to us . „ • curing all throat, or luig disec sas I sat in his office one mor­ s is wonderful. v e have a.n immense stock of Dr U. S. Senate that the Sena- by the See: ning after New Year's. He Goons. Groceiie-', Notions, C()llfe< toiselected by the Legisla­ * II. 0 jfyson. D'onaries. And a nice line of Hat; "Resolved: That nt next had visited his mother in Ath A G (i yson ture would be seated. Not­ met bug of the Co. A f iance the b.ps, boots, Shoes, and an < withstanding the Republi­ best methods of keeping up the ens Fin is t mas week. an< I 1 ie r - Ci If' IvVW Y5 v K? $ normons stock of Haidware, coi V* dii cans have no quorum, and public roads in X. C. be discuss­ said: "I don't tliiq'k 1 evesdsfing of. Plows, Hoes, Plane bits of course not a legal hod v. ed, ami that YY. 8. Farthing and felt happierthnn when 1 rea.<-h c t c., iX etc. ?;T As. But they elect T. S. P < >Wer ! J . J . T , R t : s o be appointed to ed the little home of my b:ec­ Ad the above will be sold cl ea]>. ho; d. 1 got thereat night. *9* -And— and VV. F. Saunders, Sena-! open discussion. •«•«» , q r r, *-*»•* '7 i«p Ve Lu y livestock, Horses, Mules, lie had saved suppTfor uie. 1 VvTi S .tlx it - U. battle, and Sheep. Gome and sec *"?Af _ . . i VVe hope that us ike Allimicc and s! e had rem dp hi e a'li PWT 1 he Democrat ic Legisla^i men are abort to undertake to We will do you right. Dealers in general mere nap us. ture of Montana are bp not- do viae sour; better \vuv to keep Mr.s thing's Hiked. bhotoasted disc and country pro luce. ing now and then, but with-! up the pi blic rolti ? of the eom- in• some cheese over the fire. We wish to say to the pub G. II. Dong] erty Brother, out a quorum. It is hard tojty. they will beeimbl; 1 to adopt \Vhv, I hadn't tasted anvguess how this matter will a plan that will give us bettor t i l i n g l i k e i t s i n c e 1 • • pf- () tf (lie tlmt our stock is lull am Mast, N. . <) turn out. roads. The farmers of the conn my round jackets. And sKe f ' ni.plete 1 both points, am ty ought to be more interested 11arI some homernade cam!v ' tlmt we will flu plicate an;. ! bills sold near us. La Grippe is the name of a in the road matters than they she knew 1 used to'Hove, and • iV • ; .Vs-t t f] IGOE CUT, WE FIVE fAIXC E IGiTCKIII have ever taken heretofore. bless her lieart, I felt sixteen new dis ase similar to infill en i h -P" / H--* •Q-GV ' - N v "N I 5 nSt » v". H i NUnless the Alliance will take in again as we sat and talked, Standard Ibints, (j to 10c. Worsted to 22cts. zn, that is so rapidly spread­ consideration the impor anc° of and she told mehowshe pray Ail kinds of dress goons at cornvpondingly low figures. ing through the United Step-in ami examine on Hid keeping up the roads of the conn States. It first had its orb ty, they c.m- '. ... .-ve their gen­ ed for me and thought of me goods in this line, and wear ijM.wus fi-om 6 to 1 Octs. Mens wool imts 2o to $1. Fur gin i n R ussi a, a nd i s ca 11ed eration so well. Wo, some time alwavs. and what, a bright- sn.e to please YOU in presents nats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, plains, chisels, sa ws, ha in ners, hinges, &etc. Ael.c ccetc. the Russian influenza by ma­ ago gave our views on this mat­ nesfi 1 liacl been to her life, fol . b „ yi , and how she heard iiie'com-! m „q •Futlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in eraUess ny. Many of tke cities in Eu ter in the D EMOCRAT , Mr. Finley mother or siste Give lis ; rope are terribly afflicted with also gave his, differing from ours ing home in every hoy that | call and con vinced. variety, and. as cheep as can be found in county. be it, and many deaths have oc­ in some of the details, we submit whistled along the street. (W OPERfFq ^HiOCEiUrq [1R0GERIF4J C1ROCE curred from it. In the City either proposition to a fair con­ YVhen I went to bed she came Thankirg our Prtrons ^ROCEiilE^? ^.vOPERlL^ **ROCE R1EW? of Paris it has been most se­ sideration, either will suit us. and tucked the covers all a- for past fa cors and selieiting Drugs, }>atent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. vere. This disease has made Who has a better proposition? ronnd me in the dear old way a continuation of the same. Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots aL prime costthat none but a mother's j We are Resp. very rapid progress in exten- Let us hear from you. Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fa'o ha nds know, and 1 felt so d i ng o ver the U:ui ted St a t es. P-rpTTt'nv A ..J lory prices, deans and Cassimers at factory prices. TinThe cities of Chicago, New We publish with great |Meas­ ha pp.y and so peaceful am .are at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of York, Philadelphia, Balti­ ure the following letter taken so full of tenderlove and ten-! WATHR80X Ejl ACTOR V pATERSON 1,1 ' ,?i ' from the News unci Observer, der memories that [cried ha Jj)|°" Ke K"' more and others are afflicted Yi a tauga count v. * ATERJSON *' ACTOR 1 * ATERSON ACl'OR 1 but with comparatively small a nd published from the Ashe pv, grateful tears until 1 The undersigned do herein Yarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or death rates, so far. Those is viil e Citizen. The A. A. & B. went to sleep." When he fin cert i f.v that t he folio w i ng* is -•ash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if yon owe us, for but little doubt now. that R. It. when built, will pass ished his eyes wore full of the number of days the Bd. we wiil enable you to pay uy back debts. Alitor sale at the disease will spread all o- through the counties of Mitch tears and so were -mine. He of County Corns have been in bottom .'.prices at J. B. Phillips & 8ou, 'session since Dec the 1st .88, ver the country. Calomel is ell, Watauga. Ashe, Allegha- brushed his hand across his and also the number of mile;bugar Groye N. C. said to be the best remedy, 5 ny counties, opening up the | brow swiftly and said, laugh- traveled and the amount ai timber, mineral and agricul- ingly: "Why. what are you lowed each member, to wit: to 10 grains at a dose. ral interests of the Blue crying about? What do you j E Finley chmn 20 days a: 4-0.00 •SEWING MACHINES Ridge section, as no other know about all this sort of $2.00 per day THE TELEGRAPH. 110 rns tra vel 5 cts pr m 5.50 road could. It is as as fol­ feelingsV'—Stnr. w w presnell com 20 days at ANU |>liP \YO low s; Xf"' S^"SvpP ORGANS There is rather a boom a $2.00 per day 40.00 Com m i ssiner's Hon rt. 8 0 in « travel o cts perm4.0c gain on the Telegraph line " be are glad to learn from The Board of Coins, metj fo,i H Mast com the u . u ,,,i g„. at from Blowing Rock to Boone. Capfc. Atkinson, who has just on ,i bth nnd tin dieted | J 2 (>0 e| . (] . )v 20 days uC This handsome 4 Drawer Sew- G "L: */;r\ f All who will subscribe from returned from Atlanta, that the following business: 140 ins nt 5 i-ts per m 7.00 ing Machine with full set of at; > :'G one to twenty-five dollars let the Atlanta directors of that w. N. G. wijborn allowed to tachmeiits and 136.50 five years paranteefrcm them report the amount of end of the line are in dead list 270 acres of land in Meat! Total arnoimt earnest at last in their deter camp Township,for the years This Nov. 30th '89. subscription to this office!! ^^H!H TIIE MANUFACIT M B Blackburn clerk Board Then the parties who have ""nation to secure the bni d '88 and '<19. for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. county commisssioners. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines subscribed will be called on ing of this road. Capt. A. surah crawley was ordered says he is now more hope­ to the ])()or house. to meet in Boone to organ­ J. Q. WIL13A1U ize, and have the work of put ful than ever before and Dr. Reeves' medical account, ting up the poles let to a con would be willing to risk ev­ $3.00 allowed for prisoners S uecossor'to erything he has that the in jail.' any house in Kr ox ville. 20 years experience in tin's'' busi tractor. The DEMOCRAT force 0 ^ road will he built, provided ness. rite at once for cii (-ularB and prices. Needles i; d w. c. coffey' account alwill do a liberal share. W. L. parts for all Leading Machines. Bryan, T. J. Coffey & Bro., our counties along the route lowed as fi a a nc committee! 4v give the aid they are able to 4.00 Capt. Lovill, and Dr. VV. B. j. B . dark's account allow ( GROCERS , E 14c PARK, NORTH Council! ha ve expressed them give. A letter from the pres Tennessee. ideut of the Atlanta end ed for tax-lister. ; CAROLINA. selves liberally on the mat­ ter. Let us hear from oth­ says: u "I am sure that if we Official report oi rreasuiei R (H ,p / ,F v . 1vs 0]1 hnnd a fnili •ii f | 11 t nil1 a 1 l ,ut o u l 8h^ul(1;,s 0 Green continued to Jam 10th. ers. HH( j {.(m\])\ete line of GrocerIt is stated that Maj. Har- the wheel, the road will be Wm. Lyons, keeper of potir leg, Confeclionaries, Fruits, 1 anncd (joods A ete. bee our per of Lenoir president of built. W e uie in (<u n< si and paid $25. J. B. Todd's official report stock, and learn our prices, tho'i.elegiaph line from Le- you need hove nofeurs about j before purchasing. noir to Blowing Ito-ik, that." A delegation trorri At «PP"» ved • . . .! -lulv 18 89—ffmin has said that if we would I hint-a wih hknl.\ visit-1 us s.-i N. N. colvar, jailor, paid tion this week to confer wfith H. L. iiuggi.m, forin-j . m k |, (W< 1,„iud on the put up the poles to er jailor, account a!lowcd$6. Btoniach, biliousness nausea. Boone, liis company would our people. are promptly and agreeably wire the line and conduct the A grand trunk line like this, 30 leading from the South to Allowed N. webster to list h?nj»h«U>y ifr. J H MeRej.ws business. We hear that Mr. Morris and others, of Blow­ the great cities oi the North, [qq a( . res 0 ? [and in Blowing tuAiiity fivj cts. a vial. ' ing Rock, will take stock ill and shortening the distance ROck T0WllH i 1 i l) .,t $J00. *'y<- 2 1 W :vi Organs for less Gash than �11 0 • „ * Leander, N. C. She was a bright and lovely —The debating socity of June, 18. child, possessing extraordi­ Boone will give a public de­ TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. bate in the court house at Editor Democrat: nary talents for one of her I J. K FKITCHAUD, PROPBIETOB. 8 o'clock P. M. ,Thursday The farmers are weeding age. Thus dentil has robbed 1 copy1 year $1.00 With a 1 " 6 months 50 July the 7th. All are re­ their crops the second time. another household of n pre­ TERMS $1.25 HER DAY. Still On Special arrang-emerts by the vreci 1 " 3 months 35 spectfully invited to attend. or month. Hampt Taylor. Sec. The corn, oats, and grass cious jewel. Her little prat­ A DVERTISING R ATES. crop bids fair for a good tling tongue will be heard no Nice line of —We had an excellent rain harvest. Wheat and rye more on the threshold of the ELK PARK, N. C. 1 inch 1week I .75 1 " 1month 1.75 on Monday the 23rd. If it both have the rust. family circle. Oh! how hard 6—26. 4 mo. 1 " 3 " 3.00 Mr. Braxton Johnson, an it is to yield back to God ] " 6 " 5.00 had rained onthe24 it would 1 4< 1 year 7.00 have ruined the mast, ac­ aged citizen of Beaver Dams, those little ones irom home 1 column 1 week 9.00 cording to our good friends is very ill. to heaven; but amidst the 1 " 1 month 13.50 who believe in such traditioH The census enumerator of unutterable anguish, we feel 1 " 3 " ...: 25.00 —DEALERS IN,— 1 " 6 " 37.50 —We stated last week that Beaver Dams, Dept. Sheff. that there is a bright side to Consisting, in part, of Boots, 1 " 1 year 50.00 John Clawson, who was shot Cable, is around taking the the death of children. They Shoes, b.y Richardson, was dead, but census. He has employed are safe in heaven, every one Dress Goods, Entered at the Postofficeat Boone. N. C., as second-class news now reaches us, that he J. C. Shell his clerk. Mr. S. of them. What a sad morn­ Notions, We have now, on hand a mail matter. is not dead but is rapidly re­ was elected Coroner of Wa­ ing to father and mother in completeline of Hardware, covering. tauga co. at the last election. their newly made western Tinware, LOCAL NEWS. —Since last Sunday the Mr. Shell is a good pensman home, when they took the Groceries, weather has been unsually and we look for a good cen­ last parting kiss on earth Coffees, —Read H. C.Martin & Co's warm for Boone. The ther­ sus list from this township. from little Mattie. May He Sugars, advertisement. mometer registering as high Mr. Tine Rcece, the census whose ways are past finding Tea, -CONSISTING OF,-Corn and vegitables are as 90,but we have a good enumerator in Laurell Creek out, support and comfort Rice, growing as finely as ever was breeze all the time and are township has sent his son in the bereaved family in this [Dry Goods,] Cigars, his place. Mr* Reece's son their deep afflictions, and comfortable. known. Cigarettes, etc, > [Notions,] —Our friend Nathan Hor- —Mr. El rod, wife, and Mrs. is an intelligent young man make it an undivided family [Groceries,] M. E. W. ton lost his best milch cow Bowman, of Flat Top; went and has a very important in heaven. [Shoes,] over to Johnson county position to fill, a good place Valle Crucis, June, 20. a few days ago. for a r young '.man to begin [Hats,] Tenn. last week to see Mrs. Drugs & Medicines —L. L. Green. Esqr.is about Elrod's and Mrs. Bowman's business. [Hardware,] South Atlantic Railroad Again. through with taking the cen­ mother, Mrs. Joel Brook- Mr. J. Y. Farthing is erect­ Su re to be Built this time. [Tinware,] sus in Boone township. The Charlotte News says: in good variety. Also take shire, who was very ill at ing a large barn. He has [Glassware,] The proposed railroad from already one good barn, fish —J. F. Spainhour, Atty. is the time. all kinds of ponds, and some of the best Southport, on the coast heunusually happy over a fine [Crockery,] — 1 "Farmer" in our last issue, mules in the county and to low Wilmington, to Memphis new boy at his house. brought us to task over an [Medicines,] Tenn., is to be known as the —Miss Claudie Glenn, of article on superstition, so far cap the climax, he has two South Atlantic & Northwest­ of which we are offering at Cove Creek visited her sistei as planting in the moon was charming young daughters. -ANDMr. Farthing is one of Bea­ ern Railroad. It is to be Mrs. Francum, this week. cnocerned. When we have an ver Darn's best farmers. No built, and work is to com­ —The Ashe connty people opportunity, 'Farmer' will be man can partake of Mr. Far­ mence within 90 days from are talking of extending the asked some questions that things hospitality without date. Col. Risley, who is en­ We also take in exchange telegraph line to Jefferson. will puzzle him, or any one, being much pleased. Even gineering the scheme, arrivto answer. for goods, —The farmers on Watau­ our worthy P. M. at Lean­ ed|at the Central 4 Hotel today And country produce in exga river are complaining of —Dr. Houck, of Caldwell der cannot help visiting Mr. direct from England, and Wheat, chahge for goods. Gent's Corn, the bud worms ruining the Co. and A. T. Hill, of Hicko­ Farthing's. Beaver Dams has perfected all arrange­ furnishing goods, such as, Rye, ry, were at the Bryan Hotel has several more good look­ ments to begin the work of corn. dress shirts, (both laundried Oats, and unlaundried.) Collars, —Mr. Sam Brawley and Tuesday night. The latter ing young ladies. Korean on. building the road without Chicken P. delay. He has secured all three brothers, of Iredell co., gentleman will drive to Jef­ Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ Eggs, are visiting Mr. Sam's fath­ ferson before he returns home, &etc, necessary money, and there most any thing-needed in that er-in-law Capt. E. F. Lovill. thinking the climate much ATTENTION, TEACHERS I is now no obstacle in way of SO GIVE US A CALL. line. biulding the road. Col. Ris—G. W. Councill, who is better than at Hickory. Dr. The next public examina­ ley's company means busi­ building houses at Linville Houck is his attending phy­ tion for public school teach­ ness, and work is to com­ spent several days at home sician. —Mast & Shull's store at ers for Watauga county, will mence at ten points along this week. May the 15th. 1890. Shull's Mills, Watauga Co., occur on second Thursday in the line within three months. —Ther will be a choir prac­ July, (10) 9, a. m. The exam Col. Risley says the road tice at the Baptist church was broken into on Monday ination will be written, and T&e Celebrate! Nisaen will be completed and in run­ Ready-Made Clothing from 8 Friday night. Everybody night by five men. About will be some harder than here ning order within two years. $200 worth of knives, shoes, to 25 dollars per suit. We WAGONS, cordialy invited. etc. were carried off. The tofore. The times, as well as handle only first class goods, BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP, — Win. GYowder and, El­ parties are suspected of being the public school interest, de­ and will guarantee prices as PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, bert Pritchard, of Elk Park, familiar with tbe surround­ mand it. I take occasion now low as any other merchant spent Wednesday night at ings. We hope justice will to announce that I shall rare­ Pheatons, Road Carts, who handles the same grade ly renew a certificate this the Bryan Hotel. overtake them speedily. <£ete. &etc., for sale by V/. D. of goods. year for anyone. Yearly ex­ —Branch, who killed Sny­ —On last Monday during a Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. der, was captured at John's storm, Martha Auton, living aminations with some, are a 8@"*The above named vehic­ River store and taken back on New River, was hoeing necessity. Without them, les will be sold cheap for cash I fear some teachers would to Tenn. , on Wednesday. or traded in exchange for corn near a large pine tree, hardly see inside a text book —IN good young horses or cattle. -W. B. & I. L. Councill when the t**ee was splintered from one year to the next. Come and examine them. have returned from Alexan­ by lightning, knocking her The probability now is, un­ 4. 24. der county where they went senseless for the time. She was less there is considerable spur Goods at almost your own to look after a graphite mine. taken to her home at once, ring up, some that now hold price. I run in connection —Mrs. Yon Buhlow, of Hicko and is now almost entirely first grade certificates, will with my other business, a r.y, who was injured in the recovered from the shock. DEALER IN have to be content with sec­ HARDTIMES railroad wreck near Ashville, —There was a fatal shoot­ ond or third. Do not forget, died at that city on last Saturday and was taken to ing scrape on Roan's Creek, if you are looking forward to YOU CAN BUY SOME in Johnson county Tenn., a first grade certificate, that Cicinnatti for burial. —At the telegraph meeting last Saturday. Alexander Sni you must be examined in 'Pa GAP CREEK, N. C. last night, sufficient means der (Shanghie) was shot and ge's Theory and Practice of were raised to complete the killed by a man by the Teaching". The public school DRY GOODS, line. The office will ,oe lo­ name of Brannh. We have no law positively requires it, cated in the DEMOCRAT bull­ other information, only par­ and there is no escape from GROCERIES, ing. ties are on the track of the it. No one need stay from the —AT— BOOTS & SHOES which we think is equal to —Rev. G. H. Church,of Bry- fugitive in Caldwell County. July examinations, thinking any in the county, and we H- C MARTIN & CO S? &C., AC. son City, spent Monday night t^Notice. Owing to a those to come later will be ea guarantee our prices as low in town. He was on his way change to take place in our sier. You may be better pre­ as any in the to visit his aged parents in business soon, we earnestly pared later, but the examina­ They are now receiving Ashe county. Mr. C. was request every-body who are tion will not be any easier. Fresh consignments of sea­ At Remarkably Low Prices! indebted f.o us either by note By these statements, I do looking well. Goods First Class. or account to come forward sonable goods and —Andy Taylor was at once and make settlement not wish to scare any one out brought tojail Monday night as we are bound to have our of the teaching profession, You WILL MISS IT JEWELER. Also furnish transportation to by Finley Trivett, of Watau­ money. All outstanding bus­ but only desire to be faithful Watches repaired and all paRties wanting the same with a up, ga river. The charge of hav­ iness must be closed Trulyso to thetrustcommittedtome, kinds of work in thislineexe. safe driver and with as good a come on.—Yours ing two wives is brought a- May 8th 1890. Shell AxMast. and to do all I can to ad­ If you buy your goods cuted promptly. turnout cts can be found in the vance the interest of our pub Before exami ninig gainst Mr. Taylor. county. For the next lie schools. Respectfully, A gentleman who has been Their stock and —Mr. W. W, Presnell sends I. W. Thomas, us the proceedings of the S. traveling through the moun­ PRICES. Co. Supt. tain counties of this Judicial S. Convention which was district says there seems to THEY GUARANTEE OBITUARY. held with the South Fork be very little doubt that Church March|28. Wearesor- Spencer Blackburn, of llaAa 10w prices as anybody, We will make special prices, for r.y they came in too late to tauga County, will be the Died at Tacoma, Wash. and can't fee leafc ia quality cash, on all goods. Returning be of interest to our readers. choice of the Republicans of June the 7th, 1890, Mattie our thanks for past patronage that section for Solicitor. 0., youngest daughter of A. we will, as heretofore, still con 8ST"Notice.—The Board of —Morganton Herald. L. and Ft tie Wagner, aged NfW HOMf HWING MAfHINf (• - MASS tinue to furnish you good go :>dn commissioners will be in ses­ Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit­ JjTcKOO. za UNIONSQUARE.NY SAIJ^ and at as low prices as can be two years and three months. ^ sion on the 2nd. Monday in tle Liver and Kidney Fillets at Little Mattie died after a very 1^0ALL AND SEE THEM- CHI£E-,"...MO. A TV.ANTA,Bfl^ eAt 6T. LOUIS jEpyij DALLA5.TEX. ound. Truly yours, July for the purpose of revis­ night before you go to bed and short but painful illness of Blowing Rock, N. C., Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek will buoy­ ing and correcting the tax you and be surprised how feel the that much dreaded disease of June 25, 7B90. ant vigorous you will Ashe county, N. C. ;W. L Bryan. lists. J. E. Finley, Chm. next da,y. Only 25 cents a vial. children, membranous croup. BANNER HOUSE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES W.L BRYAN, Band General S,F, Lenoir, & Co, Merchandise General Nerchandise, GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE. ROOTS Lowest Prices s. F. LENOIR & GO., HERBS, JUST IN DID YOU KNOW For Gash, You Can Have THESE J. B. HOPKINS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hotel Special Bargains and Peed STABLE, For Cash or Produce CO UNIV. 60 DAYS OF GOODS. / - mM �R. A. SPAINIIOUR, Coughs and eohls come unin­ A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ vited, but you can quickly get PER! rid of these, with a few doses of 'The Prideof the North* Caroli­ ID. B. DftrtgWvty, Editor. nr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung na Press." R C. Rivers, Publisher. Balm. Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the To in. Dixon, of Now Yoi'k, NOTICE. greatest credit on North Caroli­ and a former North Carolinina, no matter where it may be tiian, lectured at Raleigh the All persons wishing to ap­ seen ? Then patronize ply for Confederate pensions, j The Watauga Democrat, 10th, oil "Playing" the fool". He divided the fools into the following classes: The common everyday steel plated fool, who knows more aboutyour business than you know yourself; the one-eyed fool, who only sees one idea in this world and spends his whole life for its advance­ ment and success; then th • cross-eyed fool with his no­ tions on worldly subjects, slightly mixed; the woodenheaded fool who can seenoth ing unless he has material ev­ idence of its reality; the king Fool, or political fool and the fool for the love of it . To this class belong those who, just tor the fun of it, take a first drink, letting that be the fun which is to engulf the whole family in a vortex of ruin. The fool for love was the last who sacrifices for love, happi Bess and all else. Sick Headache and a sensation of oppression and dullness in the head, are very commonly pro­ duced by indigestion: morbid despondency, irritability and over sensitivness of the nerves may, in a majority of cases, be traced to the same cause, nr. j. H. McLeans Liver and Kidney Halm and pillets will positively cure. DEMANDS OF THF ALLIANCE. Whereas, The North Caroliha Farmers' Alliance did, on its last regular meeting, on the 13 day of Aug., 1889, in the city of Fayetteville, set forth the following resolu­ tions as the demands of the Alliance, to-wit: Resolved, With full confi­ dence in the correctness of Our position upon the ques­ tion, we again demand of the General Assembly of North Carolina, the enactment of a railroad commission law, with full powers to the com­ missioners to regulate freight and passenger rates Upon just and reasonable ba­ sis, and with futher power to investigate and take reaoliable action with respect to damages and injuries to persons and property . Resolved, That the North Carolina Farmers State Al­ liance hereby enters its ear­ nest protest against the pol­ icy of giving away the labor of our convicts, and demand of our Legislature the enact­ ment of such laws as will hereafter prevent this out­ rage on the rights of the tax­ payers of our State. Resolved, That we demand such changes in our laws as will reduce the cost of litiga­ tion in minor causes, and shall enlarge the jurisdiction of our justices of the peace. Resolved, That we de­ mand that laws shall be en­ acted to prohibit our pub­ lic officials from receiving or using free passes or tickets on our railroads. Whereas, The same hav­ ing been submitted to and ratified by the requisit ma­ jority of the subordinate alli­ ances, now, therefore', I, Elias Carr, by authority ves­ ted in me as president of the North Carolina Farmers' Al­ liance, hereby proclaim them officially the demands of said alliance. Given under our hand and s al this, t ie 4 day of June 7890. Elias Carr, Pres. N. C. F. 8. A. E. C. Beddingftehl, Sec'y N. C. F, S. A. -0- MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C, are requested to file their ap- j The Wilmington Messenger, A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER I plications on or before the Do you want a reliable paper j 1st Monday in July next, and giving you all the news of the i on that day the board of ex­ world—a Democratic newspaper i amination will meet at 9:30, that equals the best—has the; a. rn. for the purpose of ex­ largest circulation, and lias for. : amining said appli ations. twenty-one years been a part All subscribing witnesses will and factorin tliegrowth and dev­ North be reqired to be present. By elopment of the Old State? Then subscrbe for order of the board. Boo he, N. C JunetheBrd'90. THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER J. E. F INE FY, C UM. Campaign Partes: The "Daily Messenger,'' by NOTICE By virtue of the power of mail, 4 months on trial, for sale contained in a mortgage $2.00 executed by WM, M . younce The weekly "Transcript Mes­ to Margaret Louranee, of senger," (the largest and watauga county and regis­ best paper in the State) 9 tered in book B, of mortga­ months on trial for $1.00 When you come to Elk ges, pages 324 and 325, the Cash in advance. Both undersigned to satisfy a debt papers are large Eight-Page Park get started off Just of $53 44 with interest and sheets. Send Postal Card Right, by going straight to cost. To secure the said with the address of five per­ sum, will sell for cash in the sons and receive sample cop­ Jones. & Vances premises to the highest bider ies of THE MESSENGER. on the 5th day of July 1 890. Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. The aforesaid tract of land General store and buy every­ being a part of 65 acres more INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS thing you need from them. IN THEor less known as the presnell tract, being all wood land, U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ TION They have got the bigest finely timbered. The land is OF NEW YORK. located in Shawpeehaw town stock in town, and always ship on the waters of Banner $5,000 for Death by Accident or sell a little lower than Elk, adjoiningtheland of Phil­ Loss of Limbs lip church, Nancy church and $2,500 for LOSS of ilmb'or sight, the lowest. others. Margaret Louranee. ar for permanent Total Disabil­ June 2nd, '90. Mortgagee. ity. $050 for the LOSS of one Eye. They have just received an "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for NOTICE. elegent line of North Carolina, Watauga co. Temporary Total Disability. Costs about 15 dollars per Etta Hartlj MONEY- vs Wily Howell. By virtue of an execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Watauga county n favor of the plaintiff in the above entitled action for tlie sum of $20 00 with costs, I will sell to the highest bidder, at the court house door, on the 7th day of July 1890, it be­ ing the first Monday in said month, Wily W. Howel's in­ terest in a certain tract or parcel of land, lyingon Brush y Fork creek in this county, adjoining the lands ofj. P Councill, A. L. Wagoner and others, containing 50 acres more or less. Levied on by me on the 27th day of May 1890, to satisfy said execu­ tion. ThisMay the 27, 1890. J. L. HAYES S HFF . NOTICE. By virtue of a power of sale, contained in a certain m ortga ge deed ex ecu ted by wm. H . Ham, wife and others to J. A. McDowell, of KHOXville Term., trustee for the Freck company, to secure the purchase money on a steam saw mill, and recorded in book ' B .' pages 554 and 555 of the records of watauga county N. c. i will sell for cash at public out cry at the court house door in the town of Boone on Monday July the 7th 1890, it being the first Monday, the following tract or parcel of land. 42 acres lying in watauga Township watauga county N. C . adjoin­ ing the lands of R. D. HOIIOwa.y and others, and more fully described in said mort­ gage. The above lands are sold to satisfy a note of $548 with interest and costs This 5th day of June 1890. J . F. SPAINHOUR Atty. for MORGAGEE, NOTIuE. State of North Carlina, Wa tauga county. By virtue of a mortgage deed executed by Elbert Weils and wife, Avis P. Wells, on the 15th day of Aug. 1890, to Fredrick Shook 1 will/seil at public outcry at the court house door, in the town of Boone, on the 7th day of July'90, for cash in hand, 100 acres of land lying on the head waters of Dutch Creek, adjoining the lands of John Shook, James Brewer and others, to satisfy balance of $116.00 due on notes. One note being $75., dated Nov. 16th '89, the other being $50 dated Nov. the 16th 1886. This June the 9th 1890. Fredrick Shook, mortgagee, per W. 11. Byrd, Constable. -0- Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods. His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled with new goods, which he^proposes to sell at PRICES that will Surprise you. Highest market price paid for all kinds counti y produeeROOlS AND HERBS A SPECIALTY. Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices. 4. 24. THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just received a large assortment oi general merchandise. I have an endless va­ riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 6 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging­ ham, 9, 10, and llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black casimere, double width. 35cts., tarracotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2 5, and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper 5cts, per quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15, 20 & 30c-ts. My line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friend plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20, shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market. Gias scathes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glass and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., arid promise you the best paper at the lowest price.. I am also'general agent for a large paint mfg. Co. I will sell iny^new goods at reduced rates to cash buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call and examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a year, payable in one sum, or in fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless amt, in installments ot two dollars. C L O T H I N G of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YELLOW fresh butter at good Membership fee 5 dollars, paya­ prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods. ble only once. 8o everybody come and get bargains-and be happy. Embracing all the choice MEMBERSHIP, 52,541. Yours anxious to please. Losses paid during 1880, 384,- styles inWiakes and fabrics, W I L L W . H OL S I L A W . 808,00 dollars. which will go DIRT CHEAP Losses paid since'78,1,759, 507. 39. Insurnce in force, Jan. 1890, Come and see our fiine line of 254,313,750, dollars. Assetts. J. M. DOUGHERTY. E. H. DOUGHERTY. December 31, 1889, 249,730,55, Gents, Ladies, Misses and It will pay you to insure. Ac­ Child rens fine cidents ha.ppen only when they are not ex pectec . If there is no SHOES! SHOES!! agent for this Association in your town, write to the undersigned. T h e public is respectfully invited We want an active agentin each town in N. C., and will give liber­ We defy competition on to examine our complete line of al terms. Correspondence solic­ quality, prices and styles. Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds ited. FIELD & ROYSTER, of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs State Agents for North Carolina, They have a complete line of the very best quality, Fine OXFORD, N. C. dress goods, such as: Henretta. DOUGHERTY NOW COMPLETE of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres cloth, also fine silks, which will be ginghams, prints, lawns, sold at the lowest price ever muslins, laces, ribbons etc. bought at in Watauga County. .0. 1 have recently refilled my Their stock of Groceries is store*building with a full and full to overflowing and ofthe complete line of the choicest very best quality, consiting of Flour, Bacon, goods ever brought to* the Lard, County. Consisting of wors­ Coffee, teds, ginghams, cashmeres, Sugar, lawns, muslins, and, in fact, Rice, any thing you wish in theline Teas, of ladie's dress goods. 1 am also to the front with a full Cigars, line of Groceries. Sugar coffee Cigarette, rice, molasses Hour, bacon, Cheroots etc. etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this line I am sure to please you. Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis­ Grocei-ies, Hardware, Queensels. Horse-shoes and nails. ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, G1a ss- wa re, Queen s-wa re, both pocket and table, Scythes Cutlery, both table and pock And snaths, butts and screws, et. 1 wish to thank my pa­ cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o trons for past favors, and which will be s°ld hope to merit thesame in the future by dealing fairly with them, and by selling them goods as cheaply as they Remarkably Low. nan be bought on this mar­ ket. Resp. W. B. Baird, 4. 24. Valie Crucis,N. C. You are cordially invited OUR Soli«3 , NEW to examine our immense Gold Watch L_ Worth !$1 OO.OO. heat $\5 watch in the world. Perfect stock of goods, we feel sure timekeeper. Warranted heavy, SOLID GOLD hunting cases, }Both ladies' and gent's sizes, we can suit you in prices, with works and cases of Pequal value. ONE TERSON in •each locality can secure on« styles etc. ree, together with our large valuable line of Household 'S-iniplCK. Theso samples, as well R^Prompt attention giv­ the watch, are free. All the work you need do Is to show what we send you to those who call—your friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results en to all Mail Orders. In valuable trade for us,which holds foryears when once started, and thus we arc repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After Yours Respc't. you know all, if you would like to go to work for us. you can earn from SilO to WHO per week and upwards. Address, Mtlnaon <Sc Co., Box 81)9. I'ortliaud, Maine. i^-ftovoivei s* ibi ft irlas, mum & SUMMER FREE: ^ Addrrss fof /Vice List. G1lLBWoirk*,F!ttwb'.ir2h7pfc. Jones & Vance, Iireech 1oadiug double shot gun May the 1st, 1800. $8 to $50, single breecli loaders $4 to $ 12, breech loadingrifles.$3 to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ peating wifles, 10 shooter, $10 to $30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3 cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata­ logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Fa, HEADY MADE CLOTH ING A SPECIALTY. We have an immense stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confec­ tioneries, And a nice line of Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an enormous stock of Hardware, con­ sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, & etc., & etc. All the above will be soid cheap. We buy live stock, Horses,Mules, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see us.—We will do you right. E.H Dougherty Brother, Mast, N. C 1 S. P. ANGEL, —DEALERS IN— SEWING MACHINES. If you think of buying a SEWING MACHINE, and want to save CASH, write me for prices. I carry a full line of needles and parts ,such as , Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers, Oim etc., all of Which can be sent by mail. I have a good line of fishing Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks, Lines etc, Seins a specialty, will send t hem out by mail. S. P. 5—29, ANGEL, KNOXVILLE, TENN. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 27 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0109_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 9, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-01-09 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/38ae28b656d2f497c5315d69ed0d34a9.pdf c65711a404460d02b83fc4653442c3e7 PDF Text Text 13 ft : VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, X. €* THUBSDAY JANUABV, 16, 18.>0, NO. 28. bove named States, at $25 The Boston Record estiSot41er'n Homo Agent s Report A DEMOCRATIC family newspa-J The cruiser Baltimore— thej ANUNKNOV.N i-AN '. C<>r. Js<IW» OH'I Oiwrvp • dollars a head and tin-' mates that over 2,0(h).Uo{> i devoted to the interest of-j fastest war ship in the world A EivTo.N X. Dec,. 20 89 der. We would not suffer j quinine pills, weighing a bout its County,.State and Nation. has been formally accepted . J faction of the- f • P. Acre/ As heretofore annuounced, 1 our race to be brought here j a ton, have been conswr Trodden by White Men. Published Every Thursday at by the navy department, nix! I make the following report of «, n( ] go id, in a sense, especial-1 by the people of that Le­ Boone, ataiiga County, N. C. will be placed in commission na sues and amounts secured [ v j n this enlightened age of, during the past; ten days Washington has a great un as soon as she can be made I). 15. POUIIII'RTY. E DITOR the fOl " tl "" .Soldiers' Home du- the world. These big plant-' It arrives at this conclusion known land like the interior . . „ ' ready. It. C. RIVERS, I 'UIIIASHER. ; . , , r i n g t h e- first itnonst lit ean vass. ersge'.the negroes here and after interviews with u tug f r t • It is denied at the navy de - ! ol Africa, savs the Sea at tie I ne follow); notes and subS UUSOKIPTION R ATES. ing .... " i t • ri x ! part meat that our squadron | Press. The country shut m . , ,, ,put them under uveise rs an< i gists and physicians, one scpipflons have been h-cueM . m > e uninerc ifiiliy whip- wholesale drug firm alone -i hv the Olympic Mountains 1 copy 1 year n was sent to Lisbon to com ; an(J d r i v e n ]ike ( . att ! c ,. Jf reporting a sale of 50,019 50c pel Portugal to comply wir! which includes an area Of a by me and turned over to tbe; I " (i months * I ITKIMUIOJ i treasurer: ] " 3 months 35c _i they resist . . . the punishment pills on last Saturday. TPs , certain demands made by th bout 2,o()0 miles square, has : Julius S. I.arr, cash , . ,, J then they are taken out by is a larger quantity than />< < ADVERTISING RATI- s. ^,never, to the posative hnowli State department, as was " " note, a mob and peat en to death ton usually consumes in a 75c stated in a New York paper |edge of old residents of the ^ S. Stonach, note, , •> inch 1 week, or lynched. Let them stay whole year, and it gives ..$1.75. last Friday. territory, been trodden by ii RJ; " 1 month j Josepiius Daniels, note, : away from here. It is better about five pills ttf^very man Supervising, architect Win ii the foot of man, white or in 1 " T> | Gov. D. G. Fmv'e, note. L ' | for thein to live woman and child rathe city. $7 drim of the Treasury willitjdiuu. These mountains rise |(!ol Win. Saunders, note, n, 1 "1 year I water in their native State, It shows how strong a hold is said, resign because ne can 'from the level country withlEol.T.,, F.Davidson note, 100j than to come out . . i , here and "la grippe" has taken on the not get time enough to look ! in ten to iifteen miles of the ,, ,, t> .j 1 " 1 month .$13.50 after his private business i straits of San Juan de Fuca ip'V' ? be treated like beasts. I warn locality. If other cities' con­ 1 " 3 " $25 while in office, although he in the Nort, the Pacific 0- , «•,»«, :*! lv<H! all for tin- love 1 have sume a proportional quanti­ 1 " 0 " $37.50 obi.. God and,, •+. Plea- ty of this drug during the says it was promised him ! ceau on the West, Hood's ca bid, C.r famitn. note, , • tor /, , humanity. r,. that he could, when he was I nal in the East, and th* ba­ t.O . Julius A.Gray, note, 10b se s urid the alarm as watch prevalence of the influenza, Gov. A. M. Scales sub. 100 sin of qjiunauit lake in in ot Quinault men on the walls. These epidemic, a serious inroad WASHINGTON LETTER. asked to take the place. J Elias Can-, subscribed, 100 Look out for squalls early South, and rising to the white men as Negro traders, on the supply of quinine will From our Regular Correspondent. in January. Corporal Tan­ height of 0 to 8 thousond f,, ( q j Col. A. B. Andrews sub., 100 1 am told go to those States be' made, and ah advance hi ii) ner has accepted an invita­ shut in a vast unexplore! a- ' II. M. ('owan, sub., d For the DEMOCRAT: and get in with some inliuen- its price may be the result. C. M. Roberts, sub., 5 General Hancock uttered a tion from the Butler club ol rea. - entiai colored minister, and —Boston Record. o great truth, when he said a Boston, to make a speech on The most generally accept­ W. P. Rat lielor, sul - they, the mini.-ters, persuade A. I). Jones, sub., anniversary ed theory in regard to the few days after he was uomi the Jackson ,,,,, our people to immigrate for Victoria's Throne. country is, that it consisted .Sena t or Z. I>. \ a nee, nated for the Presidency "the January the 8th. -V.- j M few dollars. 0 what a pit$1 tariff is a local issue." If ev­ Now, that everbody re­ of great valleys stretching Tola amount Ay and a shame if such is the The English. throne, used met Coiigresmen .. idence had been necessary to gards it as certain that the from the inward slopes of the V° case! lam yours for God prove this statement it lias House will pass the resolu mountains to a great centra! and Henderson and they sta­ md mv race. -j. W. Rankin. in the coronation ceremonies of the Kings and Queens of been supplied in large quan tion instructing the commit basin. This theory is sup­ led that they and others of i i n" l o nger. Great Brittain, and which is ti ties by i he statements made tee on Reform, in the Civil ported by the fact that, al­ our Congressional delegation so splendid in its covering of would respond to my appeal to the House committee on ! Service, to investigate the va though the country around A BIG LAND DEAL rich silks, velvets and gold, Ways and means in tbe.hear- j rious charges made against has abundant rain, and clou -non after t he holidays. The canvass was confined is, in-fact, simply ah old oak ing now going on upon the the Commission, The Com ds hangover the mountain mainly to then'ty of Raleigh, A big land deal was affect­ chair of antique p^tfern. It proposed new tariff bill which missioners have begun tell­ tops, all the streams flowing ed in Morganton last Mon­ has been used in all state oc­ t be Republicans of that Coin- ing folks how glad they are, toward the four points of the I hough 1 saw a number of day by which the title to the casions for the last 900years, rait tee are engaged in prepar and how rnuc-h they court t he compass are insignificant, persons from different parts imp For instance, the New strictest investigation. Let and rise on the out ward slope of the Slate, and have many Bond timber lands, in Cald­ and perhaps even longer as well county passed to Phila­ England manufactures say them wait until the fiivesti- ol the range, none appearing verbal promises of iHp. ai a n y re p u t a 111e w ri te rs el a i i n that unless they are given gation is ended, and then to drain Lie great area shut | -i bout one half of the monf b delphia capitalists in ex- that theyjia ve discovered traof gold, ( 'es of its existence prior to free coal and free iron ore) tell the people how they feel. in by the mountains. The! was spent in gegting ready B"Jj iin S e fo1 " a bi.« • ,n, . •A they will shortly be ruined Ex-Sena tor Sa hin, of Min- fact seenisto support the file for the canvass. The section la. Bond trnct rontama 18, t h e efev ,. nth , while the iron and coal peo­ nesota, is here, it is said for ory that the streams flowing of North Carolina least affec-l 410 arri-s ol hue timber nod 0 f „ ae i m v e nin( , o thB mineral lands, and was the oak framework as hard and ple of Pennsylvania, Virgin­ the purpose of trying to de­ from the inner slopes of the ted by short, crops, &c, have, ia, West Virginia and Ohio, feat the confirmation of cer­ mountains feed a great infe­ not been canvassed. Alav vvt j property of Miss Louisa M. tough as iron. The back and to say nothing of others, tain appointments, but he de rior lake. But what drains! not therefore expect bettei j Bond. Col. 8. Mr!). Tate ex­ sides of this chair throne ecuted a deed to the purhas- were formerly painted in va­ stoutly maintain that unless nies that. All the same it will, this lake? It must have an I things further on. ers under a-power of attorney rious colors, all of which are Respectfully, the present tariff on coal and not be surprising if several outlet .somewhere, a nd as all froin Mrs. Bond. The pur­ now hidden by heavy hang­ iron is kept where it is, or men who made themselves the streams pouring from M. 0. tSUEURILL, raised, they will be ruined, conspicuous in downing Mr. the mountains rise on their Agent. chasers are Jos. W. Janney, ings of silk, satin and vel­ and will have to abandon Sabin. should fiud themselves State papers please copy. * lis. M. Alien and Aurin B. vet. outward slope, it must have Nichols, of Philadelphia, Pa., The magic power attritill­ on the list of rejected nomina their mines. When' en. Han a subteraneun outlet into the Far better than the narsli tions. cock called the tariff a local and tiie sale was affected by ed to the old relic lies in the ocean, straits or the sound. treatment of medicines which issue the smart-alecks Representative Moore, of Mr. W. B. Council], Jr., a seat, which is made of a hea­ There are great discoveries horribly gripe the patient and thought it was because he Texas, who is a member of prominent lawyer of Boone, vy rough looking sandstone, in store for. some of Washing destroy the coating of the stomaehe. Dr. J. Menea .nVt Chills and_ A atauga county. Mr. Coun 26 inches in length, lj^inchwas ignorant of the subject the House committee on E- ton's explorers. fever cure, by miid but since then many able lections, thinks thelargenum effective;fill has also recently affected es in width and 19% inches in A gentleman named Drew, action will e'tire. Mohi men, after years of study ber of contested elections a sale to the same parties of thickness. Long before it was now residing at Olympia, cents a pottle. have arrived at exactly the from the South is the direct _ j the Davis entries in Caldwell wrapped in velvet and trim­ states that he ha-sclimbed to same conclusion, because result of a Republican con­ Let Our Colored People P OM - and Watauga counties con- med in gold, to be used by the summit of the eastern there is no other logical con- spiracy to unseat enough der. j t aining about 12,000 acres the Tudors and the Stuards, range from Hood's canal, lusion. No tariff bill that] Democrats to give a good . . of land, so-that the Pbila- this old stone or stones serv­ and looking down could see A °®P.> of the Christian Re- <lelphia syndicate linveconhas ever beeil gotten up, oi working majority. His only ed as a seat during the coro­ great valleys stretching to­ ever will be, will give satis­ hope is, that thechaii man of corder, published i„ i'LiLi- trol of 30,000 acres of the fi- nation of the early Scottish ward the west. A party of delphia under th faction to theentirecouut.'-y. the Election committee will auspices of juest timber lands in the Kings.—Progress11re Farmor. railroad prospectors claim It is simply impossible be­ be fair enough to put a stop the A. M. E. Church, has been •South. Most of the land li es to have penetrated the interi placed on our table by Jos. i along the base and the south cause the interests of one sec­ to the revolutionary pro­ or, but could give no acouiit P y THE DEAD EDITQR. tion are always directly op­ gramme. A rather slim hope oampson. the -A Register of it and appear only to Deeds of this county, who of yrn slopes of the Blue Ridg«, posed to those of another Senator Voorhees is back ,. , • ' •" in Galdwell countv. We are u. The Brilliant Career of Henry is back from Ohio, where he have skirted the outer slopes section. Woodfin Grady Ended. has been conducting the de­ ten or fifteen miles from cellent reputation ami a cau­ n of Mr. Harrison returned to Hood's canal. A party ofU? i'\ ^ ol) d lands was the White House late Satur­ fence in a sensational mur­ tious leader ot th? race. He v27J>(>0. or $1.50 per acre nited vStntes soldiers are said The State of Georgia, the has called our attention to —Morganton Herald. day night from a duek'hunt- der trial. to have traversed the coun­ "New Nouth" and the entire ing expedition down the Po Hon. John ("Bishop") 0- try from Port Townsend, but the following card which we American Union have sus­ tomac and James Rivers, beri.y, a popular member of reproduce from the Recorder. Tariff Reform. no data is obtained as to tained an irreparable loss. He also visited Lower Bran- the Cleveland administra- whfit they say. Notice ,o the ministers of Henry \V. Grady is dead. don on the James, which was tion, has gone into private Alabama, Georgia, Virginia Numerous attempts have was a great tariff re­ Dead in the very morning of the home of his forefathers business here. If good wishNorth and South Carolina' form meeting- held the other !een made to organize explo­ Conferences: his fame, when all the ele­ several generations ago and es count for anything, the ring parties, but they have ments of the business and po which is still owned by an- new firm is sure to succeed. invariably fallen through, the won respect, urge .otw... litical situation seemed to other branch of the iuiiner-j Mi. Clarkson is running the courage of m »i>on thei^, Mr. Roger Q. Afilfc, was combine to promise,Tlim the otectors oozing ous Harrison family. He: Posoffice department while cohired people of your sever-, the chief , + speaker. The key I came through Richmond Va. Mr. Waniiaiuakor is in Phila out , cat the last moment, a!States by instructin gtheuouototo his able speech was brightest future of any you ng There is eal fine" opportunity 1 1 • i l l • , , " , r If X X o p p o i T U U i t V from your pulpits no man in the United States. where he was given a m-wiielpliia ntimghtening m > the f o r 8 0 m e thelmfdyeitiren's lot to theMiest home market is the He was but 38 years old, cordial .-ere,,f,on. j.vea™ Imaieese. and 8-tth.gi,,, t b e w u „ a t „ — come to Louisiana f, r r* cZ oil" III which is A dmited th" and yet he had rounded the own good. Tliert 1 he decorations gi""" the things in shape for the com- ! en by unveiling the mystery circle of achievement injnanv la te S. S. Cox by the Sultan big.year in his big store, f j lines and gained fajneased.iI \\ hich wraps clio land encir- ; n e r „ ™ oowZ,,,w« a r S , te"""-" of Turkey are on exhibition R ashiugton, I). C. jfled by the snonw-enpped O- Williams, or, correspondent, orator, at the National Museum in -aa »\hoiH from many others M- ' If you slitter pricking pains on lyntpic range. Georgia, Atkinsob patriot and reformer. Tee this city and are att. u ^,iu" moving the eyes, or cannot bearcontracting with said that the* 8 ' " the big "tend of d" peculiar situation demanded much attention. According: bright iight. a id find \<v.irsiglit When nature falters and re i & planters J n the thought and ,w • to royal etiquette they art weak and tailing', ton shomd qures help, recrnit her enfeebled swamps and valley ccgioas ward relieving ti^nnu^ials just such a man to make the j go sections known to each promptly use nr J H Merman's eregies with I)r. J. H. McLean's ;)1 tins Mutd to bringsevera, ,. f| p, to be returned to the Sultan Strengthening eye salve twenty- strengthening Cordial and hlo'ou iufxi red S ° I'""!- out cesses, »> the P1'" other, and that man w^sji et n a short tune. hive mits a box. ' purifier $1.00 per boti i re ii. niHstio inrtnsiry fitted. -T Vv, IVom i! \ • ! �•Ill 'II II—I »r (iu we ! 1 UI. .. THE LIT~LE THLVCKS. practical n a bi -U? Several of the members ii i ilia winter F'Ulgress have the La fl: ippe look lol* innr.i As Seen Through the Pro­ it see ua it hart HO respecterjThe dominant party are en­ phetie Glasses of a Sixteen. For the DEMOCRAT: gineering matters to their vear Old Bo v. of pers ns. Did you ever think on what, * * * own interest in order that small hinges great events of- j The A ttys.por the defense they may be able to bold th e For the DEMOCRAT: [ ten hang? In scanning thej in the Dr. Cronin murder country again and keep 0! when will the enijne hoot, pages of the past, we find] and the car wheels fly case have filed w motion for themselves in power. 1 he I On a railroad track in the that the smallest things were | a new trial, and assigns 39 average politician has no olten used as agents in tliej land of the sky? causes of error. ll'hen will the steam puff, hands of God, to lead men to; other thought and when he * J. M. LOMRFT.TY. * * DGLGHERTA. gets into office he commences and the head-light glow, great achievments, deeds and And the iron horse cornel discoveries. Clark Howell, a young to pull the ropes in a way from the sea-shore? man 26 years old has been that will secure him in. his To n. land of delight and . An "P 1 !" falling to the chosen editor in place of H. happy nest, But the way peace and health ground, and Isaac Newton's "W. Grady. Mr. Howell has of the politician is fleeting And a vast reservoir of meal- giant mind grasped the won7he public is respectfully invited been-connected with the pa­ and some morningheawakes rulable weadh, derful law of gravitation* ,. , . , ,, to examine our complete line of 1 o a people ofgootiness, and) n ,, per for several years. and behold where is he? The tree, from which the | ) r v , h <ls . \y 0 , tS ieds * intellect rare *. * He is cut down in his youth, Awaiting n place in the great a PPl e hdl, was a little thing.. of all kinds, aiiii quaiitms, Liusevs Some- of the Northern ex­ and some other fellow stands thorough-fare, but it is still a preserved in of the very best quality, Fine treme Radical papers are in his place, ( here will , be Of trade and trafic with pla- j the shape of a chair, and is dress goods, such as: Tienvetla greatly exercised over the weeping, criminations and ees remote, -to be seen in one of t lie world's c "loth, il|rM> hnesnk-, whiGi will be Our lr-arketable produce of great museums. (sold at th - lowest price ever sympathy manifested by the recriminations. boughtni iu Ylafnii,-a County. every sort. '-'Southern people for the lnte 0! when will the people, the The cackling iff geese, once, There are many accidents and Jefferson Davis. saved ancient Rome from the T ; S , I % ]yy M A I E C L O T H good mountaineers, diseases which effect Stock and * cause serious inconvenience and Hear the engine's shrill cry, grasp of the invading army. * * salute their glad ear? One glass of win - too much ! Congress mourns the death loss to the farmer in his work, which may be quickly remedied As it thunders along, with and the destiny of France ING A of VV. D. Keltey, called the by the use of nr. J. H McLean's lightning speed father of the House, being v olca nic" oil i .i aim en t Beaing our produce away, was changed for twenty the oldest member. Many of and bringing our needs. years. Sullivan declares his inten­ We'll welcome that day, we The coral workers are build We have iin immense stock of Dr our distinguished men are Goods. Groceries, Nctous, Confe tion of .withdrawing entirely hope it is near, ing large islands in the briny tioimries. And a nice line of Hat; passing away from the ring. After one When the locomotive will deep, and may yet build a * (kips. Boots, Shoes, iind an < * * whistle so loud and clear Sam -Tones' 17 year old more fight he will go out of That as it echoes, the hills bridge between the conti­ normoiis stock of Hitrd-vare, co he says. sis I ing of. Plow rt, Hoes, Plane bit.nents. daughter'married a fellow tin- business—so will resound, Orpha ns Frien d. the other day against her With the shout of the farmers A tiny break in one of Hol­ A etc., A etc. The .Raleigh Call publishes all sou-burnt and brown. land's dikes, and iu a lewi ,,, (hp ab(jv(i wjjl bp W)M phpnp . fathers wishes. Sam gave in and pent for the happy pair a very sad account of amiss- As he rises from toil he hears hours, the beautiful verdant j VV( . lm s liVf , stpek, Horses, Mules, the glad strain to coifte home, and gave ionarys dreadful deed. The That is pealing forth, from land is a scene of desolation Cattle,' and Sheep. Come and see and ruin. us.— We will do you right. man was Rev. <\ L. Powell of them a hearty reception. the coming train. * this-State who went to Africa Yes, welcome glad day. make A though (less word s: nk * * hoste your approach, in the hearing of one of Eng­ • E. H. Dougherty Brother, A bill is now before Con­ two or three years ago, car­ gress to establish a National rying his family with him. That all may be saved from land's sweetest, ami most Mast, N. poverty's encroach. Military Park at Chatanoo- He became insane recently For then the lumbermans axe sensitive iaclies, cast a shad ow over her whole future ga and Chicumauga. Lead­ and cut his own daughter's will ring in the forest, throat from ear to ear. His And the mountains lie ioam life. ing Military officers of the West, the celebrated paint­ late'war, both Federal and wife was a Miss Hadley of ed by wandering tourists, LC£I GUT ; WE HIVE STRUCK BOHtMl! U'illiamston. Her condition And deep si ai a ding blasts wil er, attributed bis success ir Confederate are the moveStar dard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 1 to 22et«. roar in the air.?. now is in the last degree de­ !if" to tl mothers kiss, im­ ers in thiVenterprise. * plorable, being left without As the miner rouses up like a printed on his boyish lips, fill u rn!.- of dress goons at eorr spondingly low jflgures. * * lion from his lair, i .;;VY'; s from 6 to 10- ts. Mens woo! hats 2 > to $1. Fur A t - ' Vienna, 500,000 of the means in a foreign country Det. rmined to shake from the when he showed her hisaixuihats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of |.loirs, hoes, tuer etfoi ts. beds of the earth population are affected by with several small children. A one cent tract, blowing piait.s, chi. els, saws, hammers, hinges, &ete. A etc &etc. the La Gripp. nearly half of Are yon rentiers at night, and Our deposits of mineral, of inestimable wortli; carelessly round, as an an­ Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. ( rockery in endless the whole city. In the city harnessed bv a bad cough? Ts< And to those fellows who nul.n leaf, was picked up variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. of London the epidemic is de­ Dr. -J. H. McLean's Tar Wine have nothing to do, creasing but spreading in Lung Italm, it will secure yen Bring employment sure, and and rend, and was the 113()( 'ERirsg |1R.0CERIF« V ROC'Til EQ sound slcap, and effect a prompt means of several of our b; s. ^liOCERIE^j ^..OCERiiT 5 ^ .O 'ERIITN the province. money fb. and radical cure. And to the good husband­ religious books bcin writ " Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at tYctorv' prices*. man's door, Large iot. of shoes in latest styles. B >ot.s ,-it primeicost From indications now, The Executive Committee Make calls for good produce, ien. of the State Farmers' Alli­ Kin F'ru'-e, oi •oil and Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's le.-.ther at fan tbel-e will be a stormy time (and more, ance met in Raleigh this The protime will be.) not like w as t: Ugl it tne wonnenui tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tinin Congress, over the rules of week and elected Mr. E. C. it. is now, oil o. pei .wennice, b\ as varc at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of the House. Revolutionary Bedningflele, of Wake, Secre­ But a tl ing to bring money. I sgn cant a Long as ; , -.ATKRSON ^AC'l'ORW LA I'ERSON |"ACV0UV 6 ATERSDN I ir keen to a vow. measures will be resorted to tary of the Alliance, to suc­ . pid. r. We find that, much j ® A FERrfON * ACTOR * *' AtTOR " upon «:»»« the litti<-* Yarn OJ ci Jeans at fnc.tory prices, to exchange for worfl or by the Republicans backed ceed Col. Polk. Mr. Bedding Nothing will be dull, and nr. We cas'i. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for field was a member i.i tiie For ourworth a ceur. by Speaker Reed. shabbiest dwellings tilings, in every day last House of Representa­ are too apt to over-look we wiil enable you to pay uy back debts. All f'oi sale at * will be easy to rent. * * ts. PhillipS§.€ Low, Calvin S. Brice was nomi­ tives, and took a prominent At any time, after the rail. litem in our eager pursuit of bottum.orices at road has come, part in the deliberations of the greater. Lor instance fcugar Groyc N. C. nated by the Democratic Can that bo by. He is a young- The calm summer air will re­ happiness, we eagerly ] ursmeus for Senator from Ohio sound with the drum. Mr. Brice was thechnirm. of man of capacity, charaetei And the melodious music of this vviley siren, from the •raiile "even down to oh : i.JEWING MACHINES a prosperous band. the National Democratic Ex- and industry, and will make We ran always see Com. in our last Pres. Cam­ an efficient and popular Will reverbeate throughout the land. ! her just a-hend. beckoning officer. No better selection V- ' I - . - * paign. And merchants will no long­ us on to fairer fields. We ORGANS » could have been made. # * er exact such a price think that some ti^ie^nst; Geo. Vanderbilt who has J* :• F-r That our salt will have been before ns, we will reach the •; purchased so much land near Young men do not,go West paid for twice. Th is handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ Asheville, and who will spend any longer, and if Horace And after this period of ambrosial field, and drink ing Machine with fuii set of at­ of this mm h coveted nec­ tachments and "vague unrest" ; ,%-veral millions on iraprov- Greely were alive he would We'll rise up, and with na­ tar. ments, will wed a Miss Mary substitute "Go South." Mr. tions be blest, But we often find that is Johnstone, of Annadale S. C. R. Wild, in a recent number With nothing to harm, and THE M A NUFACT I like the mirage on the desert for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. They will certainly haveraon of the Forum shows by facts nothing to hear, ey enough to be happy. and figures that small farms We will be prosperous in a few we never get mm-h nea rer the 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines coveted treasure: and all years. * no longer pay in the west, * * After the time, when the because we let the thousand The Revenue Court, m and that a-well to-do farmer horse of iron little means of being happy Boone, is almost daily doing in the East and No nth had Nhall come through our cotin slip by every day. any house in Kr.oxvillo. 20 years experience in tl is busi try and set the echoes to fly­ business. The Deputy Mar better stay where he is. Instead of reaching down ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles i; d ing. VV. M. S. shall brings in offenders some (as the thirsty sailors in the parts for all Leading Machines released and others turned The papers state that a Rick headache, wind on the mouth of the Amazon,) and loose. We are of the opinion delegation of North Carolin stomach, biliousness nausea, dipping up copious draughts that the Deputy Marshall ians, headed by Julian S. are promptly and agreeably of pleasure each day we let Tennessee banished by Dr. J. H McLean's arrests parties sometimes Carr, had a hearing before Little Liver and Kinney Billets, the days pass on expecting v without proper cause. The the Ways and Means Com- I went v five cts. a vial. to reach the glorious ultima trouble is reports are made mitte on Tuesday, and urged Big Land Sale. thule, in the near future. agafnst.citizens for violotion the abolition of the tobacco The little deeds of kindof the laws, through malice, tax.—Chronicle. W. B. Counciil Jr. has ness that may be performed and when the parties are Seuator Vance, Gen. Geo. sold the Bond & Spragne each day, the little words of brought to trial, the charges Crook, U. S. Army and Lieut. lands in Caldwell and the, kindness that may bespoken, cannot be sustained. We Kennon, of the staff of the 'Davis lands in Watauga G>- t he brtb- deeds of love that have but little sympathy for latter, have been in the Cher­ ro a Philadelphia syndicate, WI,! , i v e flfter t h c V(,i, ' e fUld parties who violate the U. S. okee Indian country looking ale amounting to near |50- j llafl(l >00. Money paid. Now for »"*e still, thesinilewhich laws or State laws intention- after matters collected with i R. R. to ship off the vast like the sun-beam may find aly, but we hate to see ino- the removal oiGeronimoand imount of timber on these its way to some/onely heart. eent men brought to court and his band of Apache In­ A1?,'1.8. , , IA cup of water given to one Lhmgs are beginning to hap . ,. ,. , . causing them loss of time and dians to that section. It iinot known what will he done en in favor of our section ° earths thirsty cluldrenL expense. in regard to this matter, • nd we may look for an ac-| these are truly little things.' ve business in speculation but in the end, they will stun! We find important news which caused quite a stii some months ago.—State r lands and minerals etc. , - 1 •carce. Congress is doing Chronicle. Let the ball keep rolling. up a beautilul whole. X.j DOUGHERTY BR OR. * * * -'S, five years guarantee from Organs for less Cask than S. P.ANGE, KNOX AT L1 9* �— ir srrir t.TT-jgL J. li. Gvajsc* j A G,Grayson Mr. E. G. Morris and pea red perfectly resigned to ei', to frame laws that apply w» Janes Rox.y Edmisten, of her fate.' She was a consist- to the South aloftC. It willfc 3, D B. Poti^'herty, yrayson bros. Blowing'Rock, were married ent member of the Cool;do us harm. er 01 tne LOOI dons harm, J ., • , B C. Rivers, Publisher. )tist atuga K * . last Thursday. The D EMO - Spring- Baptist Church. She M i . Broker pr<diets that] 1 ('0ih" e have in oui U<? g»- stoic mi | f&ADE T2NN. Entered at the Post Office at CRAT wishes the happy pair pmies-ed faith in Christ at little, if anything, will be! poone, N. P., as second-class smooth seas, bright skies, .the age of eig ghten and had been done with the subject of Fed- ; din^r. at the beuvcmul " * ! o. —And— j Ua il matter and a happy voyage overi a member of the church 44 eral elections In ti­ the tempestuous sea of life, j ypars, and had lived to tin most judicious men Dealers in general merchan —The editor of the D EMO-' RI PE age of 62. She lije.lt. parties concur, although tllC; jdiseand country produce. lib tab' aboil < a "strong b'td" j tggs&cz |CRAT , has influenza. Or La s " p a 1 "-go lately shinpw i. full ':<«=• <»? gocfl> We wUh to say t<< tin* pubics oil.—.*-> r Yov': Herald. of every kb:-b h.-n? h k*'p( in • Grippe, or a very bad col 1. grow up to uianho • an • j ic that otir stork is iull and a ' w e Mil jor distemper, or the srrffi • nnnhooo, and to • •• first-class -ft ] (uripl ire at both }«ot»iib,«ml \v C Coffey will build an snaffeis, any way he is feci- ni. -n . n Cm ' • " :!G: :i will !>:•] H. sell for iioih: J . !iat we will duplicate Any 1 l.*jjc:ui's T# :• \« J J lt.» ing very sneczy, and sorter Aunt v, a* w- -<> ! ',111s soH tteu? us. lee house. «*yS -cs> < rurli : J* r r>£»r„-i^. bad off. * ; t imes called lev. i - v.-m -• S .MIL 1H.V1 1 ' qpie health of the coun­ li-cthm; „T . , ... „ is a kind and 1*1 r?\ V! t'irbai or Yfi -We were presented wuc ty never was better. Wife, m h)viUg lie iti»r oliiaaU 2? tuaii a map and full description of e-Uy, rapt- Coffey is selling stock an obliging neiptuvir-L v. Linville. It looks well oh pa she has "passed the toon .Gtejiin a n ! e k d i h i u e o u r inS. C. having fair success. ! We will give you Iwrtraiia that per. If' they work "i' to t1 up ;oo<isin line, and nval-e yy* , . • n—• J "«• • .. .. ,, a . . ! i a iravelere\. ev ence no can not Jv» tte'Stfite. ! s ire to please you in preseuta A. W. Beach is i^panngj p] aus j a j t l down, they wil: V,. ..... ' 7* , VI hi}. hi A a Our st vr- -"2i -a cist> of n vvcll i.1 i 'O! LoyC trirU. i*v;*eer beu-1 h the front of D. B. Dougherty s. pretties: 1 0 f the : ; t V,T L mi at ''he bed sale m t ' • *, VaSlo C.Gcis N.C. lei-ted ol dwelling. towns in the State. The com an,fher or sister. Give its a ffiall miss her e ver ! h STILL.TO THE i'UtKVi that we pauV will soon build a . IL "nlwuvsc nnioi-c'.-. . '".-i!l and be couviuei.lt —It is rttmmea timi we i • there ir, . stm-e In from ( ranberrl to Lmviiie. .. In- with a fnli iuni complete line; wi l have a new store in death of the ngl-.teous. then the A A. and U.K. JA. xt v 5 s '2 Thankipg Pat o-.s OF— j ... ,we know 1 ha. ii t n.s i*a i t I * iy! Boone soon. & will pass Linville on its \ih,\ , I i'or past l'a l ois a nd se!l< iting , , 1+ll w yy. L. Bryan has gone to Roanoke, ...e , , great I \. house be dissolved, .r. Iiavea GEYERAL MERCH voDISK | vv feel u ! a continuation of the , leap-'" not made with ti t ids- Assisting i»f !)-iots, shoes, to see his friend, A. W. Ben- encouraged with the pros . w i A c aie Re-sp. ieternal in ta wn>. hcits in all si les. Ready ley, on Buffalo. pects surrounding us. QiimsI (Jr;*nwies, Hardware, How consoling this : hould _ y tiL _« i s. —Some talk of building We want to say some nice | ^o know that she is g a; A. W:ir". It etc. CU J-LEIYI )flj **, iv •A.mar A :-APv new houses in Boone next things about the Press and ; home to heaven, v.b v-e she botli pork 1- tt.-i S table Scytlies spring and summer. Carolinian, published at Hick NV ju know no more sorrow, of the best material. Dry j A^J scaf >•, hmts end srrew;i. FEKOJ FEEDH A daughter of Wiley flodg cry, we are in receipt of the. where there will be no fuor • Goods in almost endless vari, eross-ciu ind haml saws, <*11 of -o Trade edition for Jan. 1890, |j pa j 0 death and m> """"clefies, such as calii-oes, ging-; wJu^ will be eld pain es recently died, three miles ^ Tp wisa to announce to hams, worsteds, rhaaels. al-j ir her rest giving a full account of thei troubles to tm of Boone. 11 i.e drovers in Western Y, ;rm»;K'b plaids of the bestj prosperity of the towtl. The' -p 0 ^i lf , bereaved h lapt. E. F. Lovill. and hat weave bow breparAo e ; ynaiity; timt must'go at Oj paper is well gotten up and we would say, take. 1 cents per vd. My stock OL •VOTli StO •at f>nr S 1 H - TUOT Greene are off to Elk ives the reader a fjneiinpres be of good I 'heer, 5or it lew inH.i, or w-li veil Teed ,s |o\f ty vhM 'lianije k on business. sion.of the enej'getie ptoph more fleeting years, a fes b . . i t s UJuab t as can l»e bought els where. _ Nathan Horton has gone who are pushing things and more storms will elosi v-oni is ^e;c.'nl to none in t be Co. I Give us a call. Itesp. MC N EILV B. (H. to Jefferson after his wife making rapid strides to build ^orrows^and yon will rest lii i fo those who are indebted ., , , to tile, that 1 \ I OOR h 1 it,I,, N. C. t f. babies. up a city of no small import­ Christ with the one who has, , jm|< I ivkffi to savav<s m y 1!!USt } ; ol. J. C. Harper of the ance to the people of Wes­ out-striped you in life. j money. So if'yon do not wish j "Why should we start and , ro be annoyed by an officer, j |n Valley died last, week. tern North Carolina Look out next week for fear to die! Death i- the gate you had better make settle-i s. Hagaman and her -eats by first day of Jan,! m clubing rates with the Nation to endless joy. ' Be ye a:.ao of). Respectfully, W. B. B. ! We have a 1stock <»J «,v Charley , are on a ready, for in silch an hour as rr* al Demon at and the Watau­ "V J . A. ORvher. leaver Dams. ga D EMOCRAT in clubs of five. yft think not the Sou of Man Ba micro, N. (. "Mr. Perkins preaeh- The National Democrat is eonlCth." • A. E. Not ice of beiznre, H E ADQT'.VRTRRS ed in Boone Sunday, a x very the best political paper pub­ Lenoir Topic pleasi? Copy. I mi ted btt.ves Internal Re for che»ip gpodn. boors.shoes v M Last oi ; line 1 'ollectoi instructive sermon. lished in the U. 8. No read­ es|w"-i«lly ipen'» Arogan shoe, 1 f 1 N. Notice is • Anfesville i|l. liujies Boilta 85i ts. men's —Horse markets in the ing man who wishes to be AFRAID OF THE NEW given of the seizure made 1 v tap Rote boots from $2 to FORCE bill. South is rather dull, very few posted on the great question SHOES! Coffe- l'2%ctS: These price* "'VV'CSHOHS burses and mules selling so of today can afford to do day of De-. <89, tor violation ahe strict iy cash. I will give ' The hack-bone of the jf intern i! re\*enu n laws o without it, at such a low far. a premium Portrait of I. movement for a sectional i the United states, vjz; 2 bids ^ J Last week we failed to price. Save a little 'monCy' election law is broken," said corn whisky; one blhof App^i * m g I ft h -i A of, ihliE w.isumr os now aud get ready to sub note-the death of Mr. Guss Id i( c-GD etc. To evcty per i . .. .1,1;,brandy containing about--,o| scribe. an observant Republican ' jV/'Vi'li! One elaybniik'^ SHOESl^ajaon that trades .fS2 iucsiKhat Finley of Wilkesboro, which ,'iHOKS ! The man is rigs '. i under-, f, 0 pe bay mule; one two " one time for the next thirty occured about 10 days ago. Tt'ill Booiie ever, build any stand that all four ol the horse wagon, and one pot days. Nov. 1st. L9bU. —James (Crack) Councill more? Have we finished the Missouri, Republicans m tiie .the property of W.C. Bbsh* and I. L. Councill, are on a town? There is room for lots House are against any tam­ op. AnV petrols or persons We can give you shoes in any olaiming said |)Copert.V * are pleasure trip to Lenoir and of building and- neaiiy all pering with Federal elect ions. hereby notified to appear be- , quantity, size or quality. W< kinds of business. Those Pre most opposed who f 01-e the Undersgned, at his of j can ii' you up in foot-ware from Hickory. We need more shops, such have a^ large porport ion of fice in jotatesVille, within 30 j a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 Rock Bottcm At Last. —We call attention to E. as wood shops, to make wag­ negro constituents. Mr. days front date hereof and L J. C. Jv'MIS, S'.lenvi'le, .V. ' ; Spencer Blackburns card, he ons, buggies, plows, harrows Frank, who is on the Election make siu-h claims, or the prop hand-sewed indie's shoe ever sold Kwps constantly on hand and is a promising young lawyer wheelbarrows, . bedsteads, Committee, is outspoken ert.v will be declared forfeited j in A X. C. Wo curry a full aud will sell at bottom prices iVro.id 1 and we bespeak for him a tables, chairs, bureaus etc. J . 15. complete stock of or <'buntry produer. Boots, Shoea in his opposition to the Sher­ to the United States. J. G. Eaves Collector, per Ilate, wpe. A sw'dal fi no of brilliant record. An industrious tnan who will man-Chandler programme. Hardin D. (J. : ty Tom- put up a business in this line LATMF« HATS The Mountain C The hostility of the ; South­ Hard ware, (Irocei ics, 'hawk chronicles the death can live and make money. ern Republicans may be due READY AT ABE CLOTHING A Col. I. W. McQueen, at hi 8 There is no competition, and to one of several causes. State of North Carolina, 8 FECI ALT V. Watauga eo'ihty. i I),.s 3 .5 g J I m r-rv iome on the l lth. He was the demand will he hard to They perhaps dread a leeur- The undersigned do hereby I keeps noslioddy goods. In shotr, li old arid honored citizen. supply. If our citizens would a full line of every thing kept in a rence of scenes of violence, certify that the following ir j fh st-chies country store can be —Our enter-prising citizen encourage such enterprises and those who represent mix the number of days the Bd. ' our town fvould improve in ed. constituencies feel that of County Coins have been in GLOHTHIGr. ou'jii here. '•.jil t*'j.' a' a en 11. Mr. W. L. Bryan, has just session since Dec the 1st H8. c mpleted ti nice roomy ice­ population, business and such a law would solidify the and also the number of miles house. Wb expect though, wealth. If we had 5 or 6 white element and thus weak traveled and the amount al that he will -have to import good shops to make articles en their own hold on the par lowed each member, to wit; Conm and exeruine for yourself. that our people have to have ty. A t a n y r a to, with t h e e x j E Finley cimtn 20 .days a t We can suit you ui any style, size1 his ice. it would be better than to IcptiT ofbhlT, i.f" Tennliff^O^^ or colof. Nothing hut tirut-class, ; —Mr. C. J. Cotrell has a send our money off after roods handled in tlr.s line, and | the Southern Republicans w vV ro -.n 20 days at j ' sheep that is 5 ft. and 8 in these articles. Merchants, satisfar t ion guaranteed. are not enthusing over the ! »2.(H) per day 40.00 We have bought our goods in long; 2 ft. and 0 in. across Lawyers, Doctors and other le 80 is travel 5 cts perin4.00 the low «-t markets. We have | .proposition to-changf the back, with a fleece of businessmen are necessary, j (:6m 20 days at 8c- h goods us the people wfint, 1 J i i Mast $L> • 0 per dji\ wool that measures 13 inch­ but they do not make a conn iin^t and will Have- We sell for Mr. Browcr, of North Car­ 10. res at o cts per ill J. a> CiU4li therefore will not be es. Beet this if you can. try or town rich. We must olina, one of the few South­ ~N(WpwSWk —We see in the Topic that have other business going on ern chairmen of committees, 1 Total amount 136.50 ^AflO. 28 UNION S0UAKt,Nx """riUS»if we would prosper. "our" Mr. Thomas is to com­ thus unbnrnened himself to This \ >v. 30th 89. SI.IOUIS.MO. 6*M.AS.TT* mence a protracted meeting j physicians prescibe Dr. .J. H. me this after-no n:—"1 once M B Blackburn clerk Board Cox and Hart Creek Nathan, at Yadkin Bapt ist church on MeLeaH.s tar wine jung balm, thought that if a bill could county commissi ulers. in it they find no trace of o|)ium be framed that would not Ashe county, N. C. IFednesday, 15th. J. Q. WIL.BAIL or morphia, while its efficacy in -There are nion young; curing all throat or lung diseas- be obviously sectional, but intended to operate all over hogs on our st.mds and a- j es 4 y w o n d e n n l . Cull and price our goods before the Union, 1 would favor it. I bout the lots than has been OBITUARY. ; buying elsewhere. 4 I A But I do not see that any <!<J knowu for several years. The Y> y V- WiUvgreat change is needed ex­ :f ,N-vv4 5 to »*. A at'-h this column next hog coloera will do its work J Died at Flat Top, Jan., 8. cept one that would .VIH'K for a more complete list well next summer. Very j 1890, Mrs. Rebecca Pearsop, j e l e c t i o n 8 honest in hu iauna; G ROCERS, ILK PA NORTH CaveaH", and Trade-Mark? obtained, and all Pa* probably. j of our bargains. eut business conducted for KoaeaATt fesa. wife of Harvey Pearson. Slie| and New Yo rk as well as in CAROLINA. sy^ssiiasnsfsf & ifcTfiKSig^a —J. F. Spainhourof Mouth was taken suddenly ill on the ^ If a system Send model, drawing nr (ihoto., W*.(h deMrtpof Wilson Va. has been on a evening of the 8th, and lived C()ul q p (1 devised, bv seereit Keep always on ham! a fn'i tion. We advise, it ;-verit»Me or not. free of lies] >ectiully, and complete line o (1 ro: 'i - charge. Our fee not dne Ull patent le eeenred. business trip to Burke Co. but a few hours. The writer , i l l o t nv whu .< A PAMPHLET , Hotr to Obtain PattbU," with winch mas. i Co.ifeci ionnries, names of actnal client? In your State, eonDty, of passed through Boone Mon- was present the moat Oi the would insure fair, free, hen- Canned Goods & etc. See oili­ town, sent free. Address, day on his return to his time before she closed her yea est elections, I would support stock, and learn our p;-i"cs,i Jones 8c Vance. C.. A.SNOW & CO. school. Mr. S. will return to in death. Not a mm inor es- it with the greatest cheerful- before pn. chasing. OPP PaTCnT Orricc. WaaMiwoTON, •. July 18 8B—6 AIO. . / ii i.V" I b 5 ) i ,'. Boone again in the Spring, eaped her lips, and slie ap- 11 AsS. There is 110 use howev Watauga Democrat, - SE& Park, Raft SaraiiRsJswesttwadsai LOCALS. •(-. LOW. $ § • fe ^ u �.- z .zacmsrnf . -***kC<£Z jr.aMM? - Oi«iCr.r. A BAI) BLUNDER- Only For Four Years. »»t a RICHMOND & DANVILLE It. JVTj-> if R. Co. Western N. C. Divissiou. Asheville, N. C. June 27 "89 | PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE to A take effect June 24. '88. DON'T! DON'T!! Ei SPENCER BLACKBOf Attorney At Law. ELK PARK, N. C. Buy your Practices in the Court. The report that Mr. Cleve-1 Brads treats has made the 10th. Judicial Disti abOUt Still On Hand With land got up and gave his big error, and one and the Federal Courts his ! 'STATIONS, read ; west iiound. seat in a crowded elevated whith there will likely te £, ^ ^ o) Ktatesvillo. CHRISTMAS C-C0DS C< dlection of claims a s . buildown|No50| NO 52. ^ IlV1,n 4 r railroad car to a shop girl question.of damages. Bostou LV . |7 p ui. 1 880 am ,, Nn of a It j. the other day need excite no anthority reports Hall Broth ( j | - l v l v A 11 New York " 1215 m.[4 80 pm j 1 Philadelphia " All comunieations dure ,( 7 20 am|0o7 pna till you come to surprise. Mr. Cleveland is a ers, of Hickory, as having as to Boone or Elk Park wil Baltimore " 94 am|942pin MOrCu&UCllSO very polite man. One day signed, while that firm is toceive prompt attention' Washington "1124" 1100"day, one of the soundest in last Spring he got up and " 550 pm 510am Consisting, in part, of Boots, RvncMnirg " 850 " 1 805 " HAEDGUARTESS ~wtbTcouNcill, j ro I i n H gave his seat at Washington the State. " 310 " |280 " It is believed that BradShoes, Richmond to nn'elderly gentleman from ATTORNEY AT LA.VH and see our fine stock and Reidsville " 941 " 1 50 " street fell into the error of i) res8 Goods, Jndianna.—Ulricago Me tvs. learn our low prices. ; Wilmington "9 00am July 4th 891y. Boom putting Hall Brothers, of Notions, Moreliead " 5 37a ui fgoods One Experience Enough. Hickory, in place of Hale Holdsboro " 240pm 810 a m Hardware, Toys! Toys! W. B. COUNCILL. u 1 45 pin in a | italeigh " 500 Brothers, of Halifax. Tinware, 1 Durham Boone, N. C. ve will " 004 u 3 1 2 • A telegram correcting this A woman who went out Groceries, Greensboro 1045 " 9 50 a m Candies of all kinks. plain Resident Physician. 1 to Burmah as a missionary impression that might have Coffees, Salisbury .u-1221 night| Ills and fa lie v. on King Street north coverted a native as soon as p een niade by the publieaSugars, Office. ° | !125 " Salisburyi..v 12 45 ehe arrived and then married t jon j n Bradstreets, was re13* » P5)»„A June 12 88. lv. Tea, statesville Ar 1 51 am 1212 noon hi him. When the next twitch,oeived iu Charlotte to-day 12 55 pm v«>v-C'4 xewton " 253 Rice, 114 j)iii of missionaries arrived the f roin Mr. Hall. He says J. B. HOCKlNS./iJI. Hickory " 320 Cigars, 1 29 ji in conley spring 343" male natives took to the that/the report in Bradstreets \. JEWELER\ Cigarettes, & etc. Morgantou av 4 12 " 2 10 p in woods—again illustrating is 'utterly without founda­ PRIZE DRAWINGS Elk Park, N. C: ' 249 p in Marion " 507 " the old axiom that "self-pre­ tion. Hall Brothers have Round Knob" 605 " 327 Watches repaired a': that <>u n,H . v cTt a fine dock, or Black Mt. " 646 " 4 00 p in ^ servation is the first law of never been pressed, have kinds of work in his hmutate. in nature."—Norriston Herald. plenty of money, and are Drugs & Medicines Asheville " 7 2_8 " 431 j) 111 ja fine set of Ti il*-t perfumery cuted promptly. 6 i0 P Hot springs " 9 15 " or a nice brieb-loading Rifle, July lb bh—(3 mo. well ueon a solid financial basis. , Morristown " 11 10" 7 30 p Hi Hes Electricity caused "the Grip?" —Nvws and Observer. « 50 p j,, or a spleiided knife for only in good variety. Also take Knoxville " 1245 " " w. c. NEWLAN T : I os u m 10 cents. Fire works whis­ Louisville " all kinds of t' 1 '" r ou will observe that the II 55 a m tle Booms, Fire Crackers toy Cincinnati ATTORNEY AT L,W,, ' \ M 1 6 55 p m caps. Pistols etc. Len ' uiii cago ' influenza is most prevalent THE LIFE WARD OF GREATNESS. s 00 p m June 27. 88 ly. st. i.ewis " and malignant in Europe in •Li v ij. I Il;,i11'. 0 chance ehattanooga " 5 20 pui places remote from the sea­ You may talk about poetic Nashville "1200 night of seeiui*: the best line of shore, where the air from the 1 , Memphis "640 a m. justice as muchasyou please. ocean partially neutralizes 1 but we insist that it was poNO. 1' the paneful affects of artificial i t j c a ] l v un j l1st for llanamaI 8 2-. a m Asheville LV | 10 58 am wavriesville Ar electricity. London, m fact, j j ; ) th( , 0 h a r i o t t P T. R . F I N ' j 3 05 p m eharirstou " Jl,t j Great Britain, is as .yet t() i >mi k open a 1 5 48 p lit ATTO RN FA -AT-iTA J arrctts f:E t ) Q East iioiaid Wiikcsbdro,' »rtli t' little troubled Mter addressed to John's |read | Artificial electricity is literin p()lintftl . hl phjffidelI "P 1 no si i no 8; And Gsneral E . F.i LC Boston A r 3m) ]i m j 9Ou pm j uHy changing the very con• d t s e j, « otlt uin­ And country produce in ex- New York ' 6" am l'4'I ATTORNEY vitation ol our atmosphere. A (j ^ & ^ of tQ chahge for goods. Gent's Thiiailf'jrtiia " 3ci»a m | lojiapm These tn weekly ra.i,8 me ^ tfc , ^ reseal furnishing goods, such as. Baltimore "9i pm tni 1th, ',8.9 ever brought to Ui.Y our saliration—natnre, «trn« „ washiiigtoii it to its dress shirts, (both laundried |; V!1( .| liini .„. " 73 p in | 7<-••> m " r ;T : l?4unooii j'.ra) gliug to maintain the equili- rteslhl , ltion . 'J'liin a cien r rT I)R. L. ( ,t. and unlaundried.) Collars.! ,/. ulv j|| u • 947 a in jlanop J (x. \ % to 2,2ct». brium.—A'civ York Sun. case of prostitution of the Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ PHYSICIAN S1CIAN , . Kidtmomi ' 3 3 ]) in luw r iv imails to private and pers-ai- most any thingneeded in that KeiUsville ' 9 in; a ;n •v.tLol.'O - v.. , H C„ff 4 !) Ill ,, Office A PRESENTIMENT lBoUT I,OCl< jnl uses. If the gloves had i wo. . r ur i>oolie, . w iiiciiigtoii 7 -in line. KUY. noes, Juiv 1. $9. 'been directed to any other Moreliead ' 1 UP J , 1! I | 1 'nine and see us. Prices low Brazil is now a Republic Gheap John, the coon would uoldsboro • • 4 in p m I'114i a ;ii as the goods can he sold in M*..!. IILN8UCK ER A and n anion of States h ave stobn them. Let us naleigh " • 55 p m | 6 55 a m this county. TJJ8 what similar to those of no thear of that great add Durlvam " 85 |> m | 4 3" a m V erv RespectTil 11 v I)rick Layers and Phis u Greensboro " s o a m | - Jn p in America. Col. Oliver L- good man, who runs the H. C. MARTIN, & Co. : p stoffic'e department salisburv LV 6 '27 a m ! 7 . 5o in Dockery is down there mid 0 on to do a. prominent Republican oS "business principles," shak- Ready-Made Clothing from 8 saulisbury \r 437a ui (> 3sp ni A COMPLETE N EM'S PA are preparedon shoi\. ><' in their line tliis State says he bad a pre­ mg his gorv locks at this to 25 dollars per suit. We statesville LV 330a in 5 56 pm PER! ALI i work guaraui .p. pQj Newton " 2 20 a m 5 12 p m sentiment that Col. Dockery coon, a paragon of fidelity handle only first class goods, Hickory " ; 56 am 453 pm ••The Pride of the North Caroli­ Prices reasouahie. 1wtLo. na lVess." and will guarantee prices as coiinlly spring 130 a m 4 37 j> m will become a Republican "Et-tu Brute!" ces et(*., address u' Nov.' 1 low as any other merchant MorgaiitoTi " 1 01 a ra 4 >4 j> in Do you want to aid in building- over, N. C. candidate for Governor of up a pap T that shall reflect h who handles the same grade Marion " 12 0! night | 3 30 JI m : realo.-4 vr.-dit- on North iirolie F. MORPJJEW, one of the Brazilian common , <«.'(. Round Knob " 11 10 pm I - 85 ]i nt |of goods. mi, no luuU.er where it may be wealths. Col. Dockery's poli /Jill Nye is almost absolutely alack Mt. " i08i])in , 200 pm Morphew & seen? Then patronize tics will suit Brazil exactly. bald, and seems to glory in Asheville " 9.".5 pm f 25 ]i in A TTO UN EYS-A T -L not sjnings " ^50 ]> m I'40a m Til WIL3ILNGT0N MESNIiNGER There is the negro and white his cranial nakedness. He is AND— A LARUE EIGI1 L'-PAGE I'AI'ER MoiTistown " 430 pm s 35 a in REAL ESTATE AG E.N! man as in North Carolina. tall and stooping, and has a 7 15 a in Do von want a reliable pa per MARION. NORTH C-A.^gi-^t sMsy Knoxville " 305 pm The Colonel doubtless lias gait that is as original as his giving you ail the news of the | S05 pin world—n Democratic newspaper Offce on Main St. eet over £ i.omsvilli' the best wishes of all li s po­ humor, lie has the long ore. July 13 ¥ | 3 15 p ni i'hat equals the best— has the c'aciniiati litical friends and foes in melancholy drawl that is so j s l :. a m largest circulation, and iias for diicago North Carolina .—San fold characteristic of great hu­ Goods at almost your own st. Louis ! 7 20 a m twi uty-one years been i part C> 0' and factorin tliegrowth anddevExpress. price. I run in connection morists, and possesses a velojiinmit of t'n* Old North a smile as large as a giant's, with my other business, a Successor tc N St t? Then siibscrbe for Worth & Lillard, Gearge Francis Train g/o- hut as innocent as a child's. Tit WIL31i;SGT»N 31ESSENGElt ries in being the greatest, H" lias the genius' disregard C. D. Taylor < Citinpuiim Rartes: CRESTON N. C. crank on earth. He is nobod­ for appearances, and, it is T ie "Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months on trial, for y's fool, and has a memory said, that if his wife did not Valle Orucis •M |$2.00 for dates, facts and faces that carefully supervise his toilet Dealer in general an TiTja is truly remarka ble. At times he would come down town The weekly "Transcript Mes- dise, and County pi„;M -.he is as eloquent as Phillips ; some morning with his vest jsenger,'' (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 1 now, as I have in the< o' at times be is as funny as on wrong side-out. He makes STABLE, carry a full and CUT months on trial for $1.00 Nye, and at times lie is as about |30,000 a year, and I have on hand vehicles of Cash in advance. Both line of goods such as, n cranky as Daniel Pratt. He if he lives, and his spring oi our own make, and more in papers are large Eight-Page Coffee, Rice, leather, i ' ur8e ^dodges like chain lighning humor doesn't dry up, he is process of manufacture. All sheets. Send Postal Card from oue subject to another, going to be a very wealthy which we think is equal to for sale at very close pi ices— with theaddress of five per­ sole and upper, of the any in the county, and we quality considered. Repair­ sons and receive sample cop­ qualities, that will he.», and but scatters a good deal of man.—Ex. guarantee our prices as low ing and jobs made to order a ies of T HE M ESSENGER. cheap for cash. Good ^ brilliancy and colored fire on Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. as any in the speciality. Respectfully, try produce taken ii,^ have everything that he touches. Thomas J. Lillard, change for all goods a) want, He says he can extract sun­ MORTGAGE SALE! Surviving Partner. est market prices. «h * or shine out of sweet oranges By virtue of a mortgage If.—May 3rd. F. J. Mc.Million and Hon of tile To all persons that a e and live on it forever. He deed executed to me on the Mouth of Wilson Va., are ManuDR. J Q, lTILBAIL futures of all kinds of woolen me by note or Aect. < thinks himself the greatest 20th day of Aug., 18b.9, by P. F. Wright, and wife Chany goods, which they will send to man that ever lived; and he Wright, to secure the pay­ your door in exchance for wool. lieyer goes into his closet to ment of the sum of sixty dol­ Also furnish transportation to They also keen a fnlllinejof their think so, hut always thinks lars due the 1st day of Dec. panties wanting the same with a ELK I'AHI \ORTH CAROLINA. goods on hand at Soutnerlands, B"st inafc-ial used. Neat so out loud in public placets. '89, Iwillon the first Mon- safe driver and with as good a w irk. aud satisfaction guar- Ashe Co., N. . They pay the fonvard and settle tli highest price for wool. by the first day of J, jdg befol6 in a full, resonate tone of 1, t ,„U in Feb., 1890, sell a n the turnout as can be found in the anteed. day ,,.>4- L i /-I .-1. to et L»t» nn Sept. 11th. 1889. highest bidder, for eash at county. or you will find . VO ­ For the next Jul v 18 89 -<>mn. voice.—Ex. the court house door, in the ID the hands of a c Exposure to rough weather, get- town of Boone, the following officer Resp. C. D. ting wet, living in damp local- described tract of land, lyingn i t ? s ? vv r y PA ties are favorable to the coutrac in Watauga county on the uUlfA Uiji i v 1 d 'd'k JL tion of diseases of the kidneys waters of Watauga Riverand oU imn next and bladder. As a preventive i known asthe Tilda Fox land, iletelist and for the cure of all kidney ANDKNOCKEDOUT it being the land bought by We will make sjiecial prices, foi and liver trouble, use that valua­ ble remedy. Dr. J. H. McLean s P. F. Wright of Wm. Lou- cash, on all goods, Retii'-nifig J. P. IJENSON, DARK RIDGE, Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, liver and kidney balm. $1.00 ranee, adjoining the lands of unt business condnctcd for M ODER" N. OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . S . P Jacob lownsend, Nelson Cal our thanks for past patronage ]>er hot tie. and we can secure patent in less t ; lowav and others, contain- we will, as heretofore, still conis just receiving a largastock remote from Washington. photo Send model, drawing or Persons who lead a life of extinue to famish you good go ->dc. WfV/BOMf SEWING MAfrtiNf fo ORANGE MA le> tion. We advise, if patcntabk GENERAL MEKCUA.NIHSE rilKU1Ilu , poseure air subject to rhenma.. ing 32 acres more or less charge. Oar fee not due till pr tism. neuralgia, and lumbago j 8aid sale made to s:iti.-i.\ tin and at as low prices as cm b« .^TrA0°' 2S UNION GA A P HOW to CH!£5-ILL ^ ATI.RNTA, ^ASCISEB which will (to sold lort'ashor namesAMPHLET, clients in Obt \i of actual Trill v vours. produce at pri<-es town, sent free. Address, yor VStllCGi and will find a valuable remedy j debt for \\ Inch said mortgage oun ST,LOUIS.Ma. A-TTVa DALLAS.TEX. countrv i/ * heard of. Dive in J. II. McLean's volcanic Old was executed to secure. This Cox alid ij;ti. , IVK Nat h a l l , never before r C.A.SNOV liniment: it will banish pain and , Dec. 30, '89. Samuel Phipps, j him u call, OP P . PATENT OFFICE, WASH W. LBryai Ashdl.-ouijt v, i' tfi. subdue inflnmatiou. Mortgagee. apr 2'i Iy. EOOTS AND Christmas i \ ii UN •j COUNTY. DENTIST. must Cfi ; 14 j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/fb40bc6a52a12e7617045f8a09de83b3.pdf 50472e7cfa269a5a113c54752323f61c PDF Text Text V* /Vatauga \ VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. THURSDAY JANUAltV, 23,1890, report a bill embodying the separates China from Mongo D >ES FARMING PAY ? best points of the several lia and Manchuria. Manchu measures introduced pro­ nn and Mongolia lie directly Yes, it pays handsomely. viding for the Fair. The It pays the sailroads—it north of China. They are feeling between the Repre­ both subject to and are gov­ pays the manufactures—it sentatives of the rival cities 1). IE DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. erned by China, and they pays the speculator—it pays has been, and is, the very R. C, RIVERS, PUBLISHER. 'equal in size about one-half the political tricksters, it best. All are prepared to Si BKCRII^NON RATES, the whole territory of the pays the professional men, it hurrah for the winner and United States. Above them i pays the merchants, it pays 1 copy1 year..... $1 to take off their coats and lies Siberia, and south of | the money barons, it pays 50c. work to make it the great­ 1 •• 6 months ! the banks, it pays trusts, 1 " 3 months 35e. est World's Fair ever held. the western edge is Thibet and Ili, which are also Chi­ I combines and other forms of Senator Voorhees resolu­ ADVERTISING RATES. nese countries as to govern­ legalized robberies: ic pays al 1 inch 1 week, ...? 75c. tion, upon which he made ment. All are sparsely set­ most everybody except the T " 1 month $1.75. such a bombastic speech last farmer. 0 3 r es, farming pays! 1 " 3 $3, Wednesday, has been answer tled and Mongolia has less —Prog ressi ve Fa i uwv. I " 6 $5, ed by the Attorney-General- than two people to the sqare 1 ' ' 1 year And why does it not pay $7 He denies that any instruc­ mile, while its whole popula­ the farmers? Whose fault is tion is not greater ill 111 t ie 1 column 1 week $9 tion, written or oral, has city of New York. Manchu­ it that the railroads, manu­ 1 " 1 month.... $13.50 been given by the depart­ 1 " 3 " $25 ment of Justice to District ria has twelve millions of peo facturers, speculators, trick­ 1 " 6 " $37.50 pie but both countries are sters and everybody else gets 1 " 1 year $50 Attorney Chalmers, of Indi- far more savage than the pay from the farmer's work, anna, in reference to the ar­ while the farmer—the great­ rest of W. W. Dudley. Mr. Chinese, and the Mongolians WASHINGTON LETTER. Voorhees now wants to know live largely in tents. The est wealth producer of the From our Regular Correspondent. world, it not paid ? Is it not why Mr. Harrison does not trade of all i.hese people, however, comes north from his own fault? Before the remove District Attorney For the DEMOCRAT : Chalmers, if he is not in sym­ Peking and passes over the rairloads were built the farm Ex-President Cleveland ei­ ers hauled their produce to pathy with the recent illegal mountain, and through the ther expects to return to great wall at the gate which market in wagons and made action of that official. Washington to live or he The impression is growing I visited. The wall vasbuilt money. The roads are still considers Washington real among Democrats that trick originally to keep them out. open and the markets are estate the best investment ery is being practiced by the but they have swarmed still there. Before the ma nil for his money, or both. He Republican members of the through in hordes again and focture-s filled the country has just pnrchased several House committee on Rules. again, and it,is a Manchu.-ian with ready-made plow-stocks lots near the surburban resi­ emperor thai now sits upon hoe and axe handles, and ev­ dence, which he still owns It has been given out that the Chinese throne. ery conceivable wooden artie here and where he spent the the Republicans of the com­ What a wonderful struct­ le down to toothpicks, the mittee could not agree and greater part of his time when ure it is! It would extend farmers made those things at President. Mrs. Cleveland that was the reason for the more than half-way across home, or did without them, in writing to friends here, unprecedented delay in re­ America and it must have and made money. They have constantly speaks of when porting the Rules which are consumed years in building- the same privilege now. The she will return to Washing­ to govern the present House it. As I stood upon its ram­ political tricksters, profess­ ton to live. All of which This is now believed to have parts I could see it climbing ional men, merchants, money may, or may not have a po- been only a ruse to gain the mountains an 1 going barons, bankers and every­ tiuu. Speaker Reed promisliticaDmeaning. ises that they shall certain­ down the valleys as far as body else have to buy and Ry thedeath of Represen­ m.y e.yes could reach. It did eat of the products of the tative Kelley, of Pennsylva­ ly be reported this week. not diminish in strength nor farm, and why is io that the nia, the honor of being the The war on Mr. Harrison's size at the various points owners of the soil—the produ "father of the house" that nominations has not so far anything. I visited, and its masonry cers of what everybody has is, the member who has ser­ amounted to would have been good work to buy—cannot make farm­ ved the longest, falls on ex- Morgan and Dorchester, com for the American builders ing pay? Do they plow deep Speaker Randall. Judge Kel missioner and Superinten­ dent respectively, of Indian of to-day. It is about twen­ while sluggards sleep? Do ley's funeral took place Sat­ ty-five feet high and at the they do justice to the soil urday in the hall of the Affairs, against whom there was apparently such a big top it is so wide that two from which they expect a House of Representatives. carriages could drive abreast profitable return for their la­ The body was taken to fight, only had one vote along it and the hubs of one bor? Many of them can an­ Philadelphia accompanied against them in the Senate would not touch those of the swer yes to all these ques­ by committees of both Hous­ Committee on Indian Affairs. They are certain to be con­ other. Its exterior walls are tions and still they can hard­ es. of blue brick of such a size ly keep out of debt. Why is ~~ Ex-Secretary Whitney was firmed tnis week. that they loo/r like massive this? The politicians say it one of the New York delega­ Washington has an unsual stones, and these are filled is the tariff, and to some ex­ tion that appeared before quantity of sickness. Opin­ in with earth and paved with tent that is true. There is a the Senate committee on the ions differ as to whether it is brick at the top. The grass tariff on everything the farm World's Fair to boom the caused by imagination,colds and the moss have now er uses, but he is not com pell claims of the big town. or "la grippe." The doctors grown over the top of this ed to use the Yankee mad , While here Mr. Whitney call­ say its the first two com­ great wall. No arches now high taxed tool when he can ed on many of his old bined, while the newspapers and a large portion of the guard it, and it stands amid make one at home that will friends. the snowy mountains a mon do as well. If our farmers At last it seems likely that badly frightened population ument of the almond-eyed would live more at home, put a bill for the trausfer of the insist that it is the latter. men who thus, two thousand in more of their time and na­ Revenue marine servic * from — Washingtow D. C. J a n I S . years ago, sought to protect tive ingenuity in providing the treasury to tne Navy de­ their homes and those of many of the agricultural im­ THE CHINESE WALL. partment will become a law. their descendants for all time plements for which they go For many years the opposi­ I have just returned from to come. No one can stand in debt, and pay extortion­ tion of the Secretary of the a trip to the Chinese wall. upon the ramparts of this ate prices with big interest Treasury has prevented Con: Writes Frank G. Carpenter structure and not be impress and mortgage fees, they gressionul action, but now in a Peking letter, and I ed with the greatness of the would be independent of these Mr. lUindom favors it. An­ other important transfer have seen enough to say Chinese nation. It is a great specif a tors, trusts and com­ that may be regarded as cer­ that there is no doubt of er monument than the pyra­ bines they so much abuse. industrious farmer tain to take place during its existence and its great­ mids of Egypt built by self­ The ness. Built 1700 years be- ish kings for royal tombs, ought to be the moat indepen this Congress is that of the Weather bureau from the! fore^America was discovered, and its purpose was nobler. dent man on the face of the War to the Agricultural de- whew our ancestors,aitogeth It is a monument also of the earth, and the way to be it, er savage, w.inde/vd through great truth that while man is to keep out of debt. pa rtment. We read of one some weeks New York, Chicago, St. Lou out Fiance, Germany and dies, his work remains, and ago who said he had made is and Washington have all England; when Rome was in that the lives bottled up made their strongest argu­ the height of her republican here twenty centuries ago ex farming pay by working six ments before the Senate com­ form of government, and ist to-day, as does the hand days in the week and not when the Roman Empire had that carved the Venus di Me­ spending a cent for whisky mittee on the World's Fair, not yet begun to be, these dici, the pen that wrote or tobacco. We read of one and now the committee will massive towers still crown Shakespeare and the yEnied. last week who said farming down to work. It is not the parapets and the 1600 and in a humbler though no paid him, but he gave it his thought that the committee miles of wall still stand. It less effective way, the muscle whole time, not taking time of either House or Sen ate will is a two-days b.v donkey that dug out the marble I to join the Alliance. These recommend a city for theloca from Peking, and one goes from the mines, of which the are probably peculiar men. tion of tht Fair. It will be through the northern edge builders and architects con­ There are no doubt many easier to settle that question of the great plain of China structed the mighty Cathe­ who take a day off, and get by vote of the two Houses. and meets it in the great money by fanning, but they dral of Milan.—Ex. What tney will do will be to I chain of mountains which could make much more if they A DEMOCRATIC farailY newspaer devoted to the interest ofita County, State and Nation. Published Every Thursday at Boone, atauga County, N. C. NO. could be relieved from the i high tariff they pay on all j the tools they usa.—Press and Carolinian. 8 A Fatal Jump. A Hot Springs special to • tlie Asheville f itizen s,»>> : —: pj.jjjjjy as the ca.-fft Far better than the Harsh bound tiain was running intreatment of medicines whicii!+rt . t horribly grij>e the patient audi v ' pnngs, a man by destroy the coating of the stom- I be name of \ an Henderson, ache. nr. J. McLean's Chills and a'ter firing off a pistol sever fever cure, by mild yet effective „i Wrr. ^ r <i action will cure. Sold at fiftv ' * 'P h °ni the front platform of the passen­ cents a pottle Gerge Vandepbilt Engaged. Charleston, S. C. Jan. 8, 'DO. —The engagement of George Vanderbilt to Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of Col. Wm. Johnstone, of Annadale South Island, Georgetown county, S. is announced. Mr. Vanderbilt was at Ashe ville last summer looking into his real estate, on which he is going to establish a Southern Tuxedo Park. While there lie met Miss John stone on Bi-auketcher Moun­ tain at the residence of her relative, Mr. Miles Hazzard, a prominent rice planter of Georgetown. She is of extra ordinary beauty and he im­ mediately' fell in love with her. A few weeks ago he visited her at her father's planta­ tion on South Island, and an engagement was the re­ sult. The Johnstones are of the highest social standing in this State, and noted for the beauty nf their Women. Before the war Col. Wm. Johnstone was very wealthy, but is now in straightened circumstances. The Johnstones claim decent from the Scottish Earls of Annadale. SOME PERSONAL GOSSIP. George Vanderbilt is the youngest child of the late Wm. H. Vanderbilt,and is about twent.vsix years of age. He is of a quiet, studious disposition and has gone ver y little into society, preferr­ ing to closet himself with his books, of which he has one of the finest collections in the country. He inherited $70,000,000 by the terms of his father's will, which millions he has, in the slang of the day, "sat upon," never speculating or spending a hundredth part of his income, residing al­ ways with his mother.—New Fork Herald. If you suffer pricking pnius on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, a id find your sight weak and tailing, you should promptly use Dr J H McLean's Strengthening eye salve twentyfiive cents a box. $'3,000,000 Short. ger coach, the train running at full speed, and was dashed against the rocks of the road bed. He was atgmce picked up and carried on a stretch­ er to the house of n relative in the village. Dr. Ross, froir* Mountain Bark hotel, vvasat once called and found him with one arm and leg broken, a crushed skull and one eye out. Drs. Crnnk and Hardwieke, of Mai', hall, were sent for and went down vesterde 3^ morning. Up to ten o'clock yesterday when Dr. Blank was interviewed as to his con dition. lie was still alive, h the probabilities were tb he wi u (I n itsui vivehis in ries. It seems that Heuderso a tough character and 1 been arrested at one time Hot Springs for creating disturbance. He was intoxi­ cated on the train and had been making a row, and fear ing arrest when he reacheck Hot Sp/'iugs, concluded tha# lie could jump from the trail and go into the town unob­ served, with the above ft result. When nature falters and qures help, recruit her enfeebled eregies with Dr. J. H. McLean's strengthening Cordial and blood purifier $1.00 per bottle. The New York Tribune has taken time in the midst of its very active labors to publish all sorts of outrage accounts about the South, to direct its eye to the religious condi­ tion of New England, and asks: "Is religion d.ving out in New •England? Look at Vermont, for instance. For­ ty-two percent of its native population Fve out of the State, and they seem to have carried a great deal of the religion of the State with them, for the regions which are people almost exclusive­ ly by pure Yankee stock show the greatest religious destitution. In the little town of Halifax there are two extinct churches, and yet in time past this town has sent ten men into the ministry. In Vermont more than one half of the popula­ tion are not only unreached but are absolutely unapproaehed by any direct Chris tian efforts." That is extremely shock­ ing. We knew it was very bad up there in the matter of divorces and farming, but we did not know that the re­ ligious destitution was so dense. The South must send some missionaries to thai benighted, irreligious sect o i of the Union. Chicago, Jan. 14.—A Cleve­ land. O, special says that a morning paper publishes a statement submited by an ex pert nook keeper, showingirregularties In the old accoun ts of the city of Cleveland ag­ gregating $8,000,000. Nearly all of this money was paid out by the cit.y without Exposure to rough weath r, get­ the approval of the council, ting wet, living in daihp localalthough the laws of the State ties are favorable to the eontrac of Ohio d'stinct'y require tion of diseasesAsofa the kidneys and bladder. preventive that every claim be included and for the cure of all kiduev in the regular claim ordiuan- and liver trouble, use that valuec *. The 1 publication creates! liver and kidney balm. $1.UJi . - V" i ' ' / , a grea t sensa t ion.—Xmrs-Ob. I pei bottle. ^ �Jones & Vance, BOUT! BONTH live easily here. Of couise A SUMMER SUN-SET. tion in the DEMOCRAT, of Dec. we have disadvantages, but the 19th, would be a thing i impracticable and almost im all this can, and will be over For the DEMOCRAT : D. B. DOUGHERTY, EDITOR. Our sun-sets are always possible in some * sections. If People of Watuga read this ! -Buy yourR. C. RIVERS, PUBLISHER. come by railroad facilities grand and beautiful among the grade <-ould be obtained, We have in our large store buil­ which we are bound to have The Georgia legislature has and will have before a great the mountains. Beautiful, to make said roads over the ding, at the beautiful town o CHRISTMAS GOODS, made General Lee's birthday while. We are greatly in when the "king of day" sinks county, in any short time, (January 19) a legal holi­ need of enterprising capital­ be-hind the mountains, hid­ would envolveenough money day. ' till you come to ists. We need men who will ing himself in a cloudless sky to almost, bankrupt it. For Three million dollars have pilot us out of our 100years kissing with silvery lips the instance, take the Fork Ridge been paid by a New York syn­ groove that we have all slid hill tops. road, the Lost Ridge road, lately shipped a full line of goods dicate for several tobacco up and down in so long, we Grand, when he sinks and George's Gap road. You of every kind, usually kept in a manufacturies in Salem, N.C. need men who can show us among the heavily laden who are acquainted with first-class store, which we will and see our fine stock and clouds, and the thunder's learn our low prices. The Blackwell Durham Bull how to utilize the best coun­ low voice is heard in the dis­ them know that after being- sell for nothing but the surveyed on a8 good a grade Smoking Tobacco Co. have try in the world and to grow tance. as is practicable will average Toys! Toys! sold out their plant to an rich on w hat we throw away and tread over as of no But one sun-set, I recall 1 foot in 6 or eight. And so English syndicate for $3,Candies of all kinks, plain value. Suppose we had first from memory's debris that it is all over the county. 000,000. eclipsed any-thing I have ev­ Now the townships are to and fancy. class roads over which men Boyle, the Catholic priest er beheld, perhaps the grand­ be surveyed to average We will give you bargains that could drive wagons hacks who was convicted in Raleigh and buggies 40, 50, or 60 est panorama, I have ever them in size and tax. We can not be surpassed in the state. last fall for rape on one of know some townships are Our stock consists of a well se­ miles a day. Suppose on witnessed. his church members,has been Grand privilege it was, to more wealthy than others, lected stock of Beech mountain, on Timber­ granted a new trial by the ed Ridge of the Stone Moun­ behold this grand painting but to reduce the size would supreme court. PRIZE DRAWINGS tain and on the Rich Moun­ so delicately tinted and exe­ be to shorten the roads in the cuted by Natures pencil, and same. So you see what is The negro, Trotter, who tain, and many other places, You may get a fine clock, or President Cleveland appoint­ and Had g : ooil boarding hung suspended across the 'gained on the one hand is a fine set of Toilet perfumery ed recorder of deeds for the houses, and pleasant sum­ western sAies for the equal lost on the other. The good or a nice brich-loadiug Rifle, District of Columbia, has mer resorts, and fill them pleasure of all, to drink the roads are always found in or a splended knife for only been required by President every summer with tourists beauty of this wonderful the wealthy townships, along Groceries, Hardware, Queens- 10 cents. Fire works whis­ Harrison to resign. visitors and boarders. Fogies scene, that has never been the fertile valleys, where the tle Booms, Fire Crackers toy will cry out "nonsense," but equaled by the hand of rich live. The poor are driv­ ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery, caps, Pistols etc. Judge John A. Gilmer, of both pocket and table, Scythes Art. the 5th district, has resigned energy can and will accorn The evening was glorious, en back to the sterile hills And snaths, butts and screws, Don't miss the chance his judgeship. The governor plish this, and much more be the air was redolant with where the roads are made cross-cut and hand saws, all of of seeing the best line of mediately appointed Thos. fore all the old fogies die. the purfume of flowers, and through bluffs and on rough which will be s^ld hillsides. So you see for each Suppose some of our citizens Womack, Esq., of Cbatthe mountain forests were j^m county, judge of that who own thousands of acres made vocal, by myriad song­ township to keep up its own roads would be very unequal of rich lands would turn J t strict. themselves about and stock sters. The air was delicioys- —at least there would be And General C. S. Brice was elected U.S. the lands with thousands ly cool, and bracing, charac­ nothing gained in favor of Remarkably senator by the democratic of sheep. Old fogies will say teristic of Watauga. In the the poor man, over the old legislature of Ohio. Brice 'you talk foolishly.'Just hold west were piled huge banks system. and Quay are both senators a few years and some Yankee of broken snowy clouds. The On a casual reading of the ever brought to now, and both are the bosses will come along and act the sun sank among them in his proposed road law I was not imperial majesty, and regal unfavorably impressed, but of their respective parties. fool in this way. splendor, and touched them on a more careful reading it Let the fight proceed. Suppose some one or two Syndicates are now moving of your neighbors propose with his magic brush and in­ occurs to me that a heavy things in a hurry—spending for you to put in your mon­ stantly the western heavens expense will be attached to We have a treinendioue stock o Come and see us. Prices low lots of money in North Caro­ ey to help build a woolen were ablaze with inexpress­ it. For instance, the road su­ ible beauty. One huge bowl­ pervisor is to help lay off as the goods can be sold in lina. W. Duke, Sons & Co., Factory? And you reply, SHOES!-®a this county. der which a few moments be­ roads in his township in mile 8S-SHOES ! the great tobacco men of "it would never pay us." Very Respectfully Durham, have sold their Well if you live a few years fore was an immaculatee em­ sections—toseil roads—to be H. C. MARTIN, & Co. plant for over six million longer you will see a busi­ bankment of purity was lit treasurer, to give bond. He up by Sol's imperial rays, can not do this without a dollars. ness of this kind go up, but A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ tThe Curtice big iron mine by some more enterprising and lo! a castellated build­ good deal of pay. Then the PER! , ing with domes, turrets and section master comes in. He, S H O H S SHOES! "The Pride of the North Caroli­ in the l 7 adkin, in Caldwell fellow than you, he will prob­ towers, stood in silhouette in of course, will have to get up na Press." county, not far from Patter- ably come from the frozen against the western sky. CO Do you want to aid in buildingclimes of the North and will Cherubs were flitting here his hands to work out the n, has been leased to a up a paper that shall reflect the roads and receipt to tax-pay­ Pennsylvania company at flourish here as "agreenbay and there. Some with fold­ greatest credit on North a. olieh ers for work done, which will na, no matter where it may be *1 a carload, binding them­ tree" and he will indirectly ed wings, looked down as if SHOES ! SHOES!"©a amount to more trouble than seen ? Then patronize make you help him too. Sup­ selves to move thirty car­ prying into the mysteries of the present overseer. I can TR WILMINGTON MESSENGER loads per day for forty-nine pose some enterprising fel­ our fallen world, others with A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER not see bub one thing in this low of your county asks years. They are to build a Do you want a reliable paper outspread wings seemed to that savors of good. That We can give you shoes in any giving you all the news of the railroad to the mine. Things your assistance to put up a be carrying heavenward is taxing the property-hold­ quantity, size or quality. We world—a Democratic newspaper handle factory, or a b-oom are happening all around us. news of momentous import. ers to screen the poor. II the that equals the best- has the factory or some manufacto­ Lost for the time in the un­ roads of the county were re­ can fP von up in foot-ware from largest circulation, and has for Rev. J. Wm. Jones, author ry to make articles consum­ a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $>3 twenty-one years been i part of ''Christ in the Camp," ed in the immediate county, rivalled scene, it was easy duced to the grade indicated and factorin thegrowth anddevis preparing a "Memorial and you discourage him and to find any-thing which the in the article, we would all hand-sewed ladie's shoeever sold velopment of the Old North St t? Then subscrbe for Volume" of Jefferson Davis. tell him he is a fool and that fancy might suggest Flow­ have to do more work on in W. N. C. We carry a full and TH WILMINGTON MESSENGER , er gardens, waterfalls, rivu roads than ever in our lives complete stock of Mr. Jones is a gentleman of no such business would pay ('ampaign Iiartes: decided scholarship, and here. Bide your time in pa­ lets, were hastily painted and before. And again, every The "Daily Messenger," by wields a ready facile pen, tience, for in a few yea* s exhibited to the admiring man is benefitted by good mail, 4 months on trial, for and is eminently fitted for some foreign corporation gaze. I watched enraptured roads to the amount of his 12.00 the task he has undertaken. will occupy the country and and feeling as if in fairyland. labor, for the poor man buys The weekly "Transcript Mes­ the beautiful goods, grain, he goes to mill, He has long been intimate its opportunities and you Suddenly senger," (the largest and with the family of Mr. Davis. will be playing second fiddler picture faded and disappear­ hauls his wood, goes to mar­ best paper in the State) 9 Mrs. Dav's :s furnishing to the foreigners asyou have ed, like every lovely earthly ket, etc., on roads. If he has months on trial for $1.00 object, too soon, but it left no team be can hire 1000 CLONTHIG, Cash in advance. Both much material for the work. done all your life. papers are large Eight-Page We learn that a part of the The South is fast asleep as many pleasant though ts and pounds hauled cheaper on a sheets. Send Postal Card proceeds of the book, are to usual prosperity is looming feelings in the hearts of those good road than across a Why mountain on a slide, and lie Come and examine for yourself. with the address of five per­ go to the family of Mr. Da­ up all around, but who are who witnessed it. sons and receive sample cop­ roam among the mountains does not often grumble to We can suit you in any style, size ies of THE MESSENGER. vis. the prosperous ones? It is We predict for this book those who have sniffed the of Italy, or search through make equal time with the or colo:•. N o c\ i \r g but fi i strclh ss Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. a ready sale and wide circu­ fine opportunities a far off. the picture galieries of the man of property; for well goods handled in this line, and satisfaction guaranteed. lation, as it should have, The old Southernor and his world to satisfy that fancy does he know that the bur­ We have bought our goods in with such an illustrious sub­ sons, and sons in law, and taste of yours? When Na­ then of every other thing the lowest markets. We have ject, handled by so giftfed an all his nephews are still sbep ture here paints unrivaled rests upon the property-hold­ such goods m- the people want, scenes, on hills valleys and er. And, again, other states need and will have- We sell for AN D KNOCKED OUT author. ing and dreaming of better mountains.—X have tried a law similar to cash, tlierefoi e will not be limes. J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, The Outlcrk for Watau­ this, and to my knowledge N. C., In a very few years half of THE ROAD LAW. ga County. it has proved unsatisfactory Watauga will be owned by is just receiving a large stock —a machine too complicated GENERAL MERCHANDISE foreigners. Then the oppor­ For the DEMOCRAT : The high mountains and will soon wear out. which will be sold for Cash or tunities will be here, but who We can not express our es­ ice-cold water of Watauga, country produce at prices has wind in his nostrils then? teem for the Editor of the Wa The present law, with a few never before heard of. Give with its beautiful landscapes changes, is the best we can Cooperate with capital but tauga DEMOCRAT . He is a him a call, valieys and streams, and do not give everything up good, progressive, and in get, in my opinion, with due apr 2'1 ly. above all, its extraordinary to capitalist and retire to most of instances, a wise man. deference to the editor of the Call and price our goods before summer atmosphere will for DEMOCRAT . May your excel­ buying elsewhere. the celar. To oppose a new method or lent paper long live, for its all time to come make it the Watch this olumn next most delightful and healthy F. J. McMillion and Son of the plan is by some called"foga- influence is felt,and will be,in weeK for a more complete list summer resort in the South. Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ ism." Esq. Dougherty is a the county. of our bargains. The fertility of its soil for factures of all kinds of woolen man too liberal and discreet J. J. T. REESE. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ ent business conducted for MODERATE FEES. himself to do this, for he asks Sweetwater, N. C.,Jan. 10. gram of all kinds and fruits goods, which they will send to Ous Ornec is OPPOSITE U. • . PATENT OFFICE and we can secure patent in less time than those of every variety adapted to your door in exehance for wool. us for our opinions, and this remote from Washington. Respectfully. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ this country, its fine grass They also keep a fullline^of their emboldens us to express our Physicians piescibe Dr. J. H. tion. We advise, if patentable or not free of charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured. McLean,s tar wine ping balm, A PAMPHLET, "HOW to Obtain Patents," with wits its unsurpassed vegeta­ goods on hand at Southerlands, views. in it thev find no tiace of opium names of actual clients in jour State, county, or town, sent free. Address, Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the First: To classify and grade or morphia, while its efficacy in ble yield make it one of the Jones & Vance. C. A.SNOW & CO. the roads of Watauga coun­ curing all throat or lung diseas­ most charming sections to highest price for wool. es is wonderful. July 18 '89 ly. ty according to the proposi­ OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, O . C . live in. Man and beast can Sept. 11th. 1889. The Watauga Democrat. Elk Park, North Carolina. HEADQUARTEBS SPOT CASH. Prize BOxes DRY GOODS f Christmas LOW. G-oodS MERCHANDISE WATAUGA COUNTY £ Beady Made ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK Undersold. PATENTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/b8dc08db58d3537bb676a54a029aeb1c.pdf 883f34d32a7d653c5d01b1e02849aab8 PDF Text Text *> BOONE, ISHINGTON LETTER. ATAUGA COUNTY THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1890. NO. 30. which, if built, will prove of money from her, and put out intend, however, to write so demnation of it is a great great advantage to people to repeat the game on an­ much on this line, but simply reflection on yoUr intelligence our Regular Correspondent. traveling this way from Le- other widow—not fat, but to relate some of the inci­ for 'twas a quotation from noir and most parts of Cald­ fair and under forty, in Elk dents of Grady's life while a one of thegreatest poets who ithe DEMOCRAT : well county. He found the Park. He took eight dollars student at th * University of ever lived." r. Harrison ha s sprung agrade practicable enough, from the latter, ostensibly to Virginia. He was Very much While at the University he ;er English idea on the and now if those people inter­ aid in building a house for beloved 1)3' his fellow stu­ was greatly interested in the ry in the shape of a Gov ested will furnish money the happy twain, and put off dents. He w as open, gener­ life and character oi Tlionlas ait megfture to be pushenough to build a good road for parts unknown. ous, genial, manly, brave, Jefferson. I recollect on one 'lore Congress. His predfrom the Globe to Carey's Robert Lee! What a name and withal full of fun and occasion* during commence* ssors have contented them Flats tliey will do a good to connect with such a trans­ frolic. It was not, however, merit season, to have gone es ' with recommending thing for themselves. In the action. the frolic of dissipation. with Grady, Wilcox, of Pe^ ;it they thought ought to meantime Mr. Kolsey, mana­ 'Please, Mi*. Editor, pass When I was a candidate for tersburg, and perhaps oth­ ione, and leaving the rest ger for the JJnville Improve­ his name along, so that the tire oratorship of the Jeffer­ ers to the 'Little Mountain,' pongress, but in the case ment Company, is extending fello.v cannot impose upon son Society he, though be­ Italianized b}* Jefferson into '/e silver bill to-day mtroroads in every direction out other widows in want of longing to the Washington Monticello. Gallant beaux ed in the Ho^se, the Enof town. New streets are houses to live in. J. 8. W. Society, and my opponent a and beautiful women from idea of legislation has also being constructed and Georgian, was one of my all this fair Southland had strivCy followed. The HENRY WOODFIN GRADY. most zealous friends. Some gone in advance of our par* graded. t'S prepared by hecrehv P , bidom, submitted to the Since I have written to you time after I was elected he ty. I was anxious to know about new buildings Lewis COLLEGE REMINISCENCES — BY gave me and some fifty something of Monticello and ,biret and the President, abCHAS. F. M'KESSON. Myers has built a boxed friends a most splendid sup­ him who was its master. I by the latter and a cabin. Tom loung is con­ The Raleigh News and Ob­ per—liquids, from the mean­ was astonished with Gra* ^ of the former, and structing a small framed server of a recent date ad­ est red-eye to the finest Mum's dy's wonderful knowledge of -ntroduced in the [ n administration house beside Mr. Myers', on vances the opinion that Dry, flowed freely; yet not a both. His rehearsal of it Grady's fame rests, in a large drop polluted his lips. Ho sounded like a prose poem 4 Itutfin street. B I j.ivow, if Mr. Win31 1 only be admitted Our postmaster, C. H.Rick- measure, on his two northern was not a student in the Having arrived close to the secker, has erected a nice speeches; and is endorsed in common acceptance of the home of the great Jefferson, - >r of the House to building for an ice-house, and that view by that aide and word. He paid but little at­ we alighted and hitched our Jon the measure, the is now looking for a "snap" most excellent journal, the tention to any of his courses horses to an old ricket3' fence. /proceeding would be of weather which will enable StatesvilleLandmark. From save History and Literature. As we advanced, .we heard Mglish: The bill has him to till his house with this opinion I beg to dissent. He was, however, a most in­ the strains of music and the Yadk •ed to the House His fame was built up by tense reader and had a mem­ voice of one of the students cold stuff. i on Coinage. J. S. Warner has purchased years of intense editorial ory almost as retentive as giving that order so prompt* —Mi! Measures, and I two lots on Roanoke street, work. Had his words of wis­ Voltaire. Reading makes a l.y obeyed by the3 T oung, 'For little L *hat Secretary on which he has erected a dom, his loyal devotion to full man. When the society ward on the head,' 'Ladies visit tc already been tenement house and hoot the South, and his great love debates came off be was fully change.' I was crazy to join _p r orable report and shoe shop, which are oc­ for the Union never warmed, equipped for the contest and the g03', glittering throng. ,c i lblicans of thpt cupied by Jos. W.Mann, who as if with the touch of a mas­ wielded a most incisive and Wilcox and Williams, of Ala* mittee. It will be interis ready to construct boots ter's hand, the columns of brilliant lance. Striking in bama, (I think it was), were . to see whether Conand shoes and "cobble" the the Atlanta Constitution, he person—with a most lumin­ in advance of Grady and my­ grc \vill resent this clear uold ones. On the other lot would never have been in­ ous eye, pointed in argu­ self. Soon we were in the en* iarpt tion of its functions by lie has erected a nice barn, in vited to either New York or ment, sarcastic, with a rich, trance to the ball-room of in ecutive branch of^the which he keeps a $100 Devon Boston. ringing, resonant voice, he that quaint and curious cas­ o uncut, or whether it cow with her $50 bull calf. 'Tie true that both these seemed encased in an intel­ tle built b3 r Jefferson. "Gra­ quietly acccepted and He is also buildfhga dwelling orations, marvels of match­ lectual armor against which dy, let's go in, get a partner, d to stand as a prece26 x 16 feet, and has divided less beauty, strong with rattled in vain the javelins and join in the dance.' 5 With "or future adminisit off into five good rooms. pearls of eloquent, tender of the equalL* ambitious but all his fun and gayety, stilt KElll^lSCEN'CES AND The "monarchy of the for­ thought and purest patriot­ less gifted students of that he had a serious side. We Campbell was today COGITATIONS. est" are falling all around us. ism, charmed the North, yet great institution of learning. admired the beautiful brill­ iy examined by the The logs are drawn to the his fame rests on a more I don't remember to have iant women as they moved committees, iuvestiga NUMBER IV. solid structure, the earnest, seen him downed but once. in the mazes of the dance. We ie Ohio ballot-box forLINVILLE, Jan. 4. mills, and now the sawyers are piling up lumber "moun­ intense, pleading sentences, X Georgian by the name of listened to the voluptuous . Nothing new was To the Democrat: d\t out. Ex-Gov For- That was a coincidence in­ tain high." But it will all be which flowed from his great, Smith, a th'ck-set, dark com- swell of the music,—yet there forceful and patriotic pen. plexioned fellow, had made a was a shade of seriousness who was examined Fri- deed, in your issue of the 9th wanted, and more too. He had more of the "nitor short speech, perhaps his crossing Grady's usually mer 'fld Saturday, did not instant, in which I set forth John Ilenley and Patterson • rimself any in the esti- the difficulties and disadvan­ Penley have come to the orationis" than any man of first. Gnidy went for him in ry face. He said to me in ear v of honorable men by tages of the state currency t o w n to stay. They a re f r om my acquaintance; and yet his own peculiar style, and nest tones, "Charlie McKes­ Muony, telling hmv lie we had between the going Caldwell county. We are re­ he was a born editor as well soon the students were feel­ son, Do you know that this ing sorry for Smith. Assoon was tire home of the greatest C; Vood to get posses- out of the Second United ceiving accessions of good as a born orator. No man on the American as Grady sat down Smith man whom this country lias the forged dccurnent. States Bank charter, about and true families and work­ ever produced ? He was not j. /crofts-examination he 1826, 1 believe, and the time men from Watauga, Burke, press, save perhaps the bril­ arose and said, pointing to only the author of the Declar­ "ed t h a t he s h o u 1d h a v e the National currency was Caldwell. Yancey and other liant Henry Watterson, could Grady, "Who are you? on ation of Independence but he compare with him in lofty what meat, have you fed, to was congressman, Governor, eVed the forgeries if he issued during the war, and counties. expression—graceful flow of become so great?" Grady Foreign Minister, Secretary lade as careful an ex- the article on the fourth page Mr. Henley will commence ation of the paper as he from one of our state papers. erecting a dwelling-house on sentences and chaste and replied : "My name is Norval of State, Vice-President, and President the United and on Grampian hills I fe d States, and of does seem to »svld have done. T Mr. Fora- It is now more than fifteen Roanoke street to-day, and rounded diction. it r father's flock." ; th Sm ^eems,for some reason or years since I have seen the Mr. Penley is looking about As editor and orator he ni3 me a desecration to sing and was "facile princeps." jumped to his feet and said, dance in thoughtless revelry r, to be extremely bitter question of the renewal of with a similar view. mst Representatives Mc- state banks broached. A fel­ Whitehead Piercey is the Oratory, in a great meas­ his face full of nuinor, "I over the ashes of 'The Sage ley aud Butterworth, of low in Tennessee who bore latest arrival. He is from ure, has lost its place among thought you belonged to the of Monticello." I replied, the fine-arts. Now and then lean kine, in fact I think you "desecration or not 1 intend L the name of Burt, if I remem­ Burke county. some gifted genius like Grady a. ".young bellowing bull of to dance," and accompanied the remark by getting a part I.iere was a lively time in ber arignt, wrote a newspaper LOOK OUT, WIDOWS. towers above his fellows, and Baslian." This thrust elicit­ ner. "oom of the House com- article seriously proposing Who shall say that Lin­ throws, even upon his politi­ ed much applause, and some Ha ving spent perhaps an ee dri Reform in the Civ- the abolishment of our pres­ ville is not getting to be a cal foes, a wizard spell; yet wag in the crowd immedi­ hour in the ball-room I went • this morning,, caus.rvice M ent excellent currency, which big place? In big places all oratory has greatly lost its ately called Grady "Calf," a out to find Grady. iv a discussion before that io good, dollar lor dollar, the sorts of arts are exercised, He was sitting 'neath a old-time force. name which he bore as long great old oak, where he could bnitl, on the merits of civilized world over, and the including the art of loveThe cry of Demosthenes, as he was at the University. see sky, and mountain and •resent Civil Service law. re-chartering of state banks, making "Let us march against the In his good-natured way he valley, and hear the rushing ased to thela w were Repre He went to Washington and A fellow by the name of man of Macedon," the shout laughed at his new-found Rivanna river. I did not dis itives IJouek an Ewart; obtained an office under the Robert Lee has been here, of Peter the Hermit, "Rescue name,.and he and Smith be­ turb him, for he seemed to be favoring it, the Civil Ser : house of representatives, was and meeting a widow, "fat, the Holy Sepulcher," the came great frieuds. Smith communing with the great Commissioners. The law taken sick and died. Served fair and forty," made love to dead spirit of the king of the great power of Paul before was a young fellow of fine "Little Mountain." On our d some very hard him riglrtfor writing out so her, though he was half a Agrippa, the intense zeal of promise, but I have never return to the University, lie [(, but if the private absurd a proposition. score of years younger than the blind preacher—"Socra­ heard of him since we left the enriched our minds anew of the Commissioners, My article was written, she. He not only won her tes died like a philosopher, University. On moth r oc­ with the story of Monticello. majority of the com- however, with the distinct affections, but her money, by but Jesus Christ like a God," casion, in one of the debates, His death is a national ca­ [> is pledged to them, is idea that the question of pretending that he was go­ are echoes of the influences Grady gave utterance to lamity, an irreparable loss to the Souih, for he washer liothing is likely to come state vs. national currency is ing to expend it in the erec­ with which oratory once en­ these words: "Ships of amber mostearnest and powerful de­ an. to be revived. A more insane tion of a house which should chained the popular ear. But on seas of milk." A party of fender. I know of nothing in beta ry Blaine has the issue cannot possibly be cover the twain in their new peaceful pursuits, more en­ friends met in my room, sent all the range of oratory [atliy of everybody in raised. relation of husband and wife. lightened education of the for him and told him "that which compares with liisplea terrible bereavement NEWS ITEMS. . The widow was particularly masses, the wonderful influ his amber and milk sentence for his people at Boston, save has fallen upon him, Our Mr. S. T. Kelsey is ap­ tender on the subject of a ence of the "printing press,' was a wild extravaganza and Ciceroe's plea for the provin­ mdden death of his preciated abroad as well as new house, which she very and various older avenues bad ruined his reputation." ces plundered by Cataline. young son, Walker at home. A week or more greatly needed. The young of intellectual improvement, A merry twinkle in his eye, "Another beacon light blown out above us; >His funeral took ago he was called over the man,seeing this, plied his art have well-nigh relegated the he said: "Boys, I will stand Another bouv-bell stilled up­ Jurday, and was at- ( Globe to lay out a new road . in that direction, w on her orator to the rear. I did not to that sentence. Your con­ on the sea". * .1 • ' tended by nearly every publie man in \\ oshington, and an immense crowd of private citizens. Ex-Setiator, Tom Piatt, of New York, heard about the incipient Morton Presiden­ tial boom, and came over here to read the riot act to the Vice President and to in­ form him that New Y r ork would have but one candi­ date to present to the Na­ tional republican nomina­ ting convention in 1892, and his name would be Piatt. Mr. Morton refused to see things in just that light, but be­ fore Mr. Piatt went back home the two would-be can­ didates patched up some sort of a truce. Mr. Piatt was heard to say to a friend, "Oh let Morton think he is a can­ didate, and spend his money, it .will put it in circulation/' A*S every Congressman ask ed about it, expresses hint self in favor of an immediate set­ tlement of the question of lo eating the World's Fair, it is fair to presume that it will be settled this week, or next at the farthest. The bill admitting Wyo­ ming has been favorably re­ ported by the Senate commit t^e on Territories, and the same comVnittee has decided to lay asidethebill For the ad mission of Idaho until the Su preme Court decides a case now before it, affecting the constitutionality of the con­ stitution recently adopted by the people of the Territory. Washington, Jan. 26. L w* V' �The Watauga Democrat. THE PUBLIC ROADS. Last week we published the views of our esteemed friend, A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ J.J. T. Beese, on the road per devoted to the interests ot question. Mr. Reese is a man County, State and Nation. Pub­ of thought and sense, and his lished every Thursday at Boone, views are entitled to a fair Watauga County, N.C. consideration by the public. Thursday, Jan. 30, 1890. This week we publish a very sensible letter from" Amicus," Mr. Brice, newly-elected sen­ describing very forcibly how ator from Ohio, is said to the public roads are now be worth $6,000,000. kept up. No stronger argu­ ment against the present law Ex-President Cleveland is could hardly be made than guaranteed $35,000 annu­ that of "Amicus." We are ally in his law practice. pleased to say that he is a good road man and one of A milt in Providence, R. I., is Succeeding ip carding and our best citizens. Both of our friends still spinning the Chinese ramil cling to the old system, and plant, which will be substi­ urge the amendment of the tuted for wool. present law, or rather the The Baptists of North Car­ enforcement of the law. So olina are discussing the loca­ many amendments and tion of their female seminary. changes are made by every Raleigh, Durham, Oxford and legislature that now no one other towns are bidding for knows what the road law is. it. When a man is prosecuted for failing to work the public With her mineral resources fully developed, North Caro­ road he finds a gap to crawl lina will rank among the fore­ out at, and the consequence most of her gold and silver is he and others are demora l­ producing sister states of the ized on the road-working system. Union. Now, friends, we have had It is rumored that Secre­ the present law in North Car­ tary Blaine will retire from olina for one hundred years, the cabinet. He aims to give more or less, and have no Cleveland another race. Gro- good roads yet; nor will we ver will get there all the have in the next hundred same. years under the present sys­ Johnson County, Tenn., tem. Let ns infuse some new has prospects of a railroad life into the system by re­ within 12 months. Success quiring property to help to her, for she is a grand old along with this burden. county and is greatly in need If we are too old ourselves to work, we can help our of a road. boys by furnishing a hand to Senator Butler, of South help them work. We will not Carolina, is in favor of send­ ask for money, but labor— ing the negroes out of this what the roads need.; Let us country. Many of the lead­ have good roads, and help ing men of the South (demo­ our sons and grandsons to crats) are up posed to the make them. senator. Friend Reese says that the classification and grade of Mrs. Cora Scales Morris, who is charged with having the public roads in Watauga caused the death of her hus­ will be impossible, and cites band by chloroform last Fork Ridge, Lost Ridge and August, is now on trial. She George's Gap roads as be­ is a niece of ex-Gov. Scales. ing "graded to best advan­ The trial is attracting much tage and the grade on them is one foot in six or eight," attention. etc. When the Great Builder Race troubles in Apalachi- of mountains and valleys cola, Fla.. are alarming. finished his work He made no Troops are being quartered provision for an easy grade for the protection of the over those high mountains. town. Many of the negroes But He did make the way have been arrested. When passable and possible into will these troubles cease in every township in Watauga the South? county for splendid high­ ways. The trouble is, we Brushy Mountain preach­ have worked for the last ers are alarming the people hundred years at making of Wilkes about the end of roads, thinking we could the world during this year. shorten the distance by go­ Rev. Israel Holler is the lead­ ing straight across the moun­ ing spirit, but there are twen­ tain, that we might have as ty-five preachers engaged, all much down hill as up hill, of whom are Primitive Bap­ when by grading around the tists. The people are greatly mountain we would have had excited. an easy grade and distance Talk about your air-ships, not much longer. The Wa­ gas-engines, electric-motors, tauga turnpike is a splendid and other modern appliances grade, but has gone down of motive power! But the under this old system. It greatest invention of the will be a cheap and easy mat­ present century was found ter to make many of our by our able and esteemed roads first-class b3 r amend­ contemporary, the States- ments and proper work. ville Landmark, when its Any way to get good roads reporter discovered a couple made and kept up is our ob­ of colored girls "sewing with ject, and we are willing to help. We want the best and a lamp." most equitable way for all, The Branning Manufactur­ and when we shall have es­ ing Company of North Caro­ tablished respectable high­ lina has bought of James A. ways, without too great a Church, of New York, 125,- burden on our people, we 000,000 feet of pine timber shall be content. in this state for $185,000. Far better than the harsh The timber covers 50,000 treatment of medicines which acres. The same company horribly gripe the patient and has sold 60,000,000 feet of destroy the coating of the stom­ McLean's Chills and timber for $100,000. This ach. Dr. J. by mild yet effective Fever Cure, is the largest timber deal action, will cure. Bold at fifty cents a bottle. ever made in the South. D. 1L Dongherty, Editor. K C. Rivers, Publisher. 4 THIS BEAUT1FUL WORLD OF OURS. Jones & Van working the roads for the last twenty-three years, and To THE DEMOCRAT Seeing nothing from our quiet have paid my taxes also. I valley in your interesting paper, will soon be exempt from the I concluded to give you a short road service, and I do not People of Watauga tead sketch. I read with much inter­ consider it just or safe to so We have in our laige stor est your article on Roads, which amend the law as to impose ding, at the beautiful tor was good. Also Mr. Penley's a tax upon the people of the ideas, I think, were very good county to keep up the public along the line. But my idea is, roads. I think the present before we make any more new law a good one were it strictly laws, or even change the present enforced and the overseers system of road laws, I would like required to do their duty. I very much to see them faithfully think the best plan is to be executed, so as to give our exist-1 more strict with the magis­ lately' shipped a full line ol ing laws a fair trial; and then if trates for receiving the roads of every kind, usually kej we find that our roads do not improve, let us proceed to do in such bad condition. There first-class ".store, which away with the so-called odious are probably fifty men jn the sell for nothing but thej system and enact such laws as county who pay no tax at will bring the desired result— all, and are returned insolv­ good roads. ent by the sheriff. These men I am satisfied that we are not can and ought to he made to doing as the law plainly says we work the roads. Should the shall dp. If we were we would good citizens of the county have better roads. The hands bear all the labor of keep­ do not do their duty, simply be­ ing up the roads and carry We will give you bargains cause the overseer does not re­ ciu; the burden of taxation also? can not be surpassed in tin; quire it of them. They come to I think a great deal of the Our stock consists of ft work the road as it suits their D EMOCRAT and wish it a long lected stock of convenience best—dropping in from 8 o'clock up to 12 in.—and and prosperous career in then spend more time discussing expounding the principles of the topics of the day, spinning Jefferson and Jackson. yarns and joking, than in actual A SUBSCRIBER. labor on the road. The hands Stony Fork, Jan. 19. THE ROAD LAW. For the Democrat: How manifestly beautiful this world of ours, with all its protean forms of gran­ deur and magnificence; and how charmingly everything is adapted to the wants and requirements of man. Did you ever think of this? If not, lay aside that selfish, gloomy veil of yours, and let's pry into some of the beauties of our fallen, though still beautiful, world. Some writer hassaid: "Take away the sin, sorrow and suf­ fering oat of our world, and we would have enough beauty to make it seem ourheaven." There is true beauty in every thing in its time and place. Beauty sit.j enthroned in royal majesty, on the mid­ night heavens. It follows the pale moon—the pride of the night—as she patrols the wide expanse of heaven's do­ main, while the thousands of stellar lights do obesiance to her queenly presence. Beauty travels with light­ ning rapidity on a sunbeam, are net to blame, but the over­ "to kiss a sleeping infant's seer. He does not read the law Sick headache, wind on the cheek, or paint the blush on to his hands, because the super­ stomach, biliousness. nausea, the petals of a rose." It is visor has not read it to him. I are promptly and agreeably t>r. painted on the cerulean skies doubt if the supervisor travels banished by and J. H McLean's Little Liver Kinney Billets, and murmurs in the laughing the roads in his jurisdiction, to twenty five ets. a vial. waves of the rippling brook. learn their condition, more than It is reflected from the dew- once a year; if he did 1 think he drops that hang pendant would make a note of that hole in a bridge, through which one —AND— from the verdant boughs. could throw a good-sized dog, Botanists tell us that KNOCKED OUT! "there are two hundred and and of those deep ruts and mud- J. P. IIENSON, D ARK R IDGE, holes which are impossible to fifty thousand varieties of pass without upsetting, that N. C., kno wn flowers on the ea rt h," old dead tree which stands near is just receiving a large stock and these are scattered enough to full on some one, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE thickly as "leaves in Val- that abominable old crooked, which will be sold for Cash or ambrosa," in prodigal luxu­ sun-warped foot-log, with a four country produce at prices riance on mountain, hill and to six inch surface and without never before heard of. Give valley, and each one is a hand-poles. IH it not the super­ him a call, "thing of beauty," from the visor's duty to look after these apr 2D ly. modest little Syrian flower— things, notify the hands and re­ of which we read—that buds, move the obstructions? It may A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ PER! blooms and withers in an be that the Supervisor Is not able "The Pride of the North Caroli­ to bear all. the blame, and that hour, to the most gorgeous na Press."4 ' the next highest in authority de­ plant in the conservatory of serves a licking on this subject. Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the the rich. 8o, in my opinion, we are greatest credit on North Caroli­ "Floral apostles 1" earth sliding along in a slip-shod, na, no matter where it may be would lose much of its beauty loose kind of way, trying to shift seen ? Then patronize without their gentle presence! the responsibility off on some­ The Wilmington Messenger, Beauty keeps you compa­ body else, not doing all we can A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER ny in the dense forest, where for the road but just as little as Do you want a reliable paper the hand of Art has never we can. To get rid of the road giving you all the news of the marred her smiling face. It on the easiest terms seems to be world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the whispers in the leaves of the the idea. What we want is more largest circulation,best-has the and has for roads and better roads. No forest, and in their peculiar twenty-one years been a part country can prosper without and factorin"thegrowth anddevvernacular they seem to say, them. of the Old North "How beautiful this world of The law should be carried out velopment Then subscrbe for State? ours." to the letter. So let the music THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Its presence is to be seen on begin at the head and we will Campaign Partes: the heights of the everlasting dance to it as it comes on down. The "Daily Messenger," by hills, and in the emerald val­ I hope to see the day come speed­ mail, 4 months on trial, for leys she truly reigns a queen. ily when Watauga will come to $2.00 Beauty is to be seen on the the front in the way of good The weekly "Transcript Mes­ "sheen of the black-bird's roads. 1 am in favor of good senger," (the largest and wing" as it soars among the roads and I am in favor of their best paper in the State) 9 being kept up under the present months on trial for $1.00 clouds. Cash in advance. Both system. It lurks in the warm sun­ I am in fa vor of every man do­ papers are large Eight-Page shine that wakes the stepping ing his duty in the matter of sheets. Send Postal Card world to revel in its smiles. keeping up the roads; but I am with the address of five per­ It is heard in the myriad- not in favor of road taxation—of sons and receive sample cop­ tongued river, as it winds its calling on those ot our citizens ies of THE MESSENGER. way to the mighty ocean, who have worked out their time Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. NOTICE. carrying blessings on its sil­ building the roads that we now By r virtue of an execution ver-crested bosom. enjoy, to pay out their means to Yes, beauty sits enthroned help keep them up. Let us keep issued from the Superior on Mother Earth, and it is them up and improve them by Court Clerk's inoffice of Caldwell county, favor of ourfault if we fail to grasp it our labor. These are my senti­ S. L. Patterson, administra­ ments, hurriedly written. Suc­ and enjoy it. tor for G. Westman, and acess to tlu DEMOCRAT. gainso L. L. Greene, for the It truly seems "That God AMICUS. sum of $1,546.72, with inter­ has placed everything here Yalle Crucis, Jan. 25. est and cost, I will expose to to delight the eye and please public sale, atthecourthouse the imagination of man, and STONY FORK VIEWS. door, in Boone, on the 5th intended for his creatures to day of March 1890, it being enjoy it." X. To the Democrat: the first Monday in said Not having seen anything month, to the highest bidder, Persons who lead a life of ex­ for cash, L. L Greene's in­ posure are subject to rheuma­ from my township I feel in­ tism, neuralgia, and lumbago terested in writing a short terest in the following de­ aud will tind a valuable remedy letter for your valuable pa­ scribed tracts of land, to wit: One town lot in Boone known in J. H. McLean's volcanic Old liniment: it will banish pain and per. I saw in a recent num­ as the J. J. Horton lot. An­ ber of the D EMOCRAT an arti­ other tract of land adjoining subdue inflamation. cle concerning public roads, the lands of J. F. Spainhour Children will freely take Dr. J.H. and others known as the McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm and my views differ with Gragg place. Levied on by me unlike cough syrup, it contains yours on that subject. on the 27th day of Jan.1890 no opium, will soothe and heal I think we are now over­ to satisfy said execution and any disease ol the throal or lungs quieker than any other burdened with taxes. Speak­ cost of sale. This Jan. 27, ing for myself, 1 have been 1890. J. L. HAYES, SHFF. remedy. HOCK BOTTOM STRUCK Elk Park, North C: SPOT CAd 1 D R Y GOOD Groceries, Hardware, <i ware, Glassware & etc. (' both pocket and table, 8 And snaths, butts and * cross-cut and hand sawst which will be s^ld Remarkably Lo' We havp a tremendiou* s1 •©"SHOES! i l l SHOE! t, I SHOHS' S «*r-8HOES SHO] We can give you shoes quantity, size or quali can fit you up in foot-wa a 75 ct. brogau to fhe £ hand-sewed ladie's shoee in W. N. C. We carry a complete stock of Ready-made Cloth Come and examine for y<i We can suit you in any st\ or color. Notliing but tint goods handled in this lint satisfaction guaranteed, We have bought our go^ the lowest markets. V such goods as the peo0( need and will have- W e1 cash, therefore will not Undersold. Call and price our'go j buying elsewhere. *^„Wateh this colul weeK for a more com] of our bargains. Respectfully Jones July 18, '80 I f . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Are We Avoiding The Real theNorth make the onslaught ' \SHINGTON LETTER. ning with the Congressional A FORGOTTEN POEM. would be produced by the Negro Question. with their constitutional aearth's moving around on its election next November. mendment, and let us reply Well, the Civil Service Com- One of the most famous own axis with all its moun­ •i Democrat: In the midst of the current with the truth of local sur­ tains, seas, forests and cities. i .Blaine represents one mission is to be investigated,; preins of the sixeeenth centu­ output on the negro mat­ roundings, to show the im­ sale, and Senator Quay and the House committee on Re­ ry was "The Sphere of the Again, if the earth revolved, and at the speed necessary ter, is it not fair to say that possibility of i ts en f o rcem en t. -"esentative Ray, of Penn- form in the Civil Service hav­ elebrated Scotsman, George we a re flitting like flies around Should force come into play, .nia, the other in a very ing decided this morning to Buchanan. It would now be to meet the case, how could the central point? Should then the industiral lever can pretty fight over a post office make a fa voi able report on impossible to name a poem any temple, house or city be providing more completely forgotten. left standing? The sea, ri*ire not the core of the agitation be used. Wrasylvania. Mr. Ray, the resolution 3e given? Should not the re­ Meanwhile, let us go on as nose district the postof- therefor, and its passage by The poem owed its great over, could not keep its al point of dispute be set we are until we are forced to selected a man for the the House being only a ques­ reputation to two circum­ bounds, but would rush wild­ the ly overall iheearth's surface. forth? Certainly there would do something. For, stances. on, got the endorse- tion of time. When a bird should fly into lave been no point bnt for truth is, there is no problem It was writt m in Latin, ineiivcof Mr. Quay and hand­ Senator Sherman has put his foot in it badly in his then the language of educa­ the air, before it could de­ the attempt to force the ne­ except in the wicked hearts ed the application to the P. gro upon the South, in social of Northern agitators. We A. General with the expecta­ recommendation oLa post­ ted Europe, and in verse scend its nest would be some and civil equality. To sus­ are doing the best we can tion that the appointment master for Columbus, Ohio, which, in the judgment of the hundreds of miles from the tain this position, we will with the negro, and he is sat­ •void 1 he immediately made. if one may judge by the pro­ best scholars of that day ri­ spot where it left it. Suppose two armies engaged in bat­ mention the lack of hiatus in isfied, growing more prosper­ •was some weeks ago, test! pouring in by mail and valed that of the great Latin the South between the two ous and more enlightened. am* vhePennsylvanianshave wire upon Mr. Harrison, the poets of antiquity. In the tle, the arrows of the one, in­ races, before this attempt The motto of the South just discovered the cause of Postmaster General and the second place, it treated of a deed. would reach theeneiny, was made. The 'social' divis­ should be—first, let us alone; the trouble. Mr. Blaine gave Ohio Congressmen, from the subject which, at the time but those of the other would ion of the subject has come next, we must be let alone; i cousin of his a strong let- citizens of Columbus. Unless the poem appeared, was ex- be borne round by the earth's motion and never reach their to have practically no exist­ next, we will do without ne­ the Post-master Gen- Mr. Sherman withdraws his cerising all instructed minds ence. So that the attempt gro labor before we will put isking for the same po- man he will be appointed, is —the new theory of Copern­ aim. If the heavenly bodies The epoch-making remained fixed, he proceeds, to establish civil equality in up with negro rule. Stand p. Mr. Wanairaker not what they say at the Post- icus. book of Copernicus, in which where would be our seasons, she South between whites still, South, let the North do * * big to offend either the office department. and negroes is the point at the agitating—Charlotte " tor or the Secretary has It seems from the evidence he anounced his discovery of our division of time into days issue. The South, though Democrat. ,ed to recommend either s taken by the Naval court of the earths revolution round and months and years? The press and orator, is continu­ ACQUITTED. iidate. That's the pres- inquiry now sitting here, the sun, was published in the earth must be the center of ally offering reasons why such •hatus of the fight. The that in stead of one, as has very year of his death, 1543. the universe, otherwise the equality is impossible of ac­ Danville, Va., Jan. 27.— s looked forward to with been charged, there are two From the first his theory was sun and the stars would va­ organizations of Naval offi­ received with contempt, and ry in magnitude, whereas we complishment. The North, Mrs. Cora Scales Morris, of rest. backing itself by constitution Reidsville, N. C. who for sev­ -Speaker Carlisle ex plain cers, formed solely for the pur by none more than the great know they do not. al amendment, is contitual- eral days past, has been on Another interesting part of u a democratic caucus of pose of influencing Congress­ scholars of the sixteenth and the poem is where it treats of ly putting forward its de­ trial for her life at Wentworth Mouse the changes that ional legislation in which they seventeenth centuries This contempt on the part the earth and Columbus' mand that such equality the county seat of Rocking­ republican members of are interested. shall prevail. That is the ham, charged with the mur­ committee on Rules, and Secretary Wind OIL, in a of those who led the opinion comparatively recent discov­ question and that is the atti­ der of her husband by poison u>;lso pointed out why cer- long letter to Senator Frye, of educated Europe, taken to ery of America. This is one tude of each side. The South was acquitted to day. The taifi'of the changes proposed chairman of the Senate com­ gether with the scruples of of the poets most highly says let us alone. A clash jury remained out but a would be particularly objec­ mittee on Commerce, oppo­ the Church, explains how it wrought passages, but one, comes, and to distract atten­ short time before bringing in tionable to the minority. ses the bill now in the hands was tha t nearly two hundred at the same time, that uttei tion, oratorical by-plays and a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. There was a general discus­ of that committee providing years elapsed before even ly confounds a modern read­ chimerical Senatorial bills Morris is a handsome, young sion, both of the Rules, and for the taking of seals in the learned men had assimilated er by its exhibition of utter woman of a good family and incapacity to appreciate the are offered. of the now plainly to be seen, Alaskan waters by the Gov­ with their daily thinking the Everytime the South does her case has excited a great intentions of the republicans ernment, and favors a re­ fact that it is the earth that significance of Columbus' any tiling to bring forward deal of interest throughout to give every republican con­ newal of the lease to the pres­ revolves around the sun. and great achievement. Avarice, not the en tire heavens around be exclaims, is at the bottom this question, we think it is this section of Virginia and testant the seat now held by ent company. acting the part of unwisdom. North Caiolina. a democrat. No resolution Senator Vest's ('ommittee the earth. Milton's "Para­ of it all, and the opening up For evidently we are putting of any sort was adopted but on the beef industry is at work dise Lost" was published in of new lands has lead to noth "Nellie Illy," whose real forward a side whose strength it wop nevertheless well un­ again after several weeks va­ 1669, more than a hundred ing but increased misery and name is Miss Elizabeth Coch­ consists in local causes, and derstood that if the republi­ cation. The railroad men are years after the appearance of viee—Chambers Journal. in the statements of necessa­ ran, has performed the feat cans attempt tobringupand being heard. This will finish the work of Copernicus, yet THE NEGRO EXODUS. ry, but misunderstood re­ of circling the globe in the Miltons poem is based on the •lispoise of the contested case the investigation. sults. On the other hand, the shortest time on record, of Smith vs. Jackson, which Senator Gorman, after the Ptolcmic theory that the Charles E. Yarborough (col. Northerner always meets us reaching New York last Sat­ has a'ready been reported to Senate had passed a bill ap­ earth is the center of the uni­ is editor of the Southern Ap­ with a quasi constitutional urday. The whole trip of 25the House, before the Rules propriating f50,000 for the verse peal published at Atlanta support underneath his argu 000 miles was made in 72 are adopted, the democrats continuance of the improve­ We must not, therefore, re­ Ga. it is the only Democrat­ ment. He meets truth with days 6 hoursaud 11 minutes. would resort to every legiti- ments at the mouth of the gard it as a proof of mere ic pa per edited by a colorec technicality. We say tech id­ She tool mat ^ method of defeating Columbia River, gave notice blind dogmatism on Buch­ man, in the South. He spent a very si them, even to the extent of that he would oppose further- anan's past, that, some 15 the holidays in Louisbnrg eality, because the amend­ wore oi ment affects people who had breaking a quorum. In this specific appropriations until or 20 years after the dea th of N. C., with his parents, ana dress the^wfiole Journey. She connection the fact may be all public works were consid­ Copernicus, he should have wrote the following to his pa­ no part in its passage. But gives a thrilling account of the technicality of the North T petitioned that the demn- ered in the River and Harbor written a poem for the ex­ per : is truth to outside ears, and her trip in the New Y ork press purpose of combating s in the House lack dis- bill. World, on which paper she is Mr. Henry Wolcott, of Col­ that great astronomer's dis- We spent the holidays en our truth is perverted into a now employed. ShSis-a na­ ine. They have splendid joy ably in Eastern North spirit of fraud and tyranny. ' r lers, but they don't prop- orado, a brother of Senator co very, At the time he beCarolina, among the famil­ If the negro matter is to be tive of Pittsburg, Pa., where support them. And worse Wilcott, is in Washington, gan to write it, Buchanan iar faces of our boyhood. The longer argued, The South her first literary w&rk was Hu t n all, many of them are and has been expressing pub­ was acting as tutor to a son careful, industrious negroes should meet the North square done on the Disp'atch. „ constantly out of their seats, licly, some very hard opin­ of one of the great marshals of that section are keeping ly, state the issue, state it Mr. R. E. Gill, a prominent just when their votes are ions of Mr. Harrison and his of France, and it was for his the even tenor of their way, truthfully, put it forth naked and well to-do farmer of most needed. Speaker Reed's administration. It is sad to pupils edification that the and accumulating some­ ly, and simply say we do not Franklin county, while on decision might have been o- see such ill feelings between poem vas in the first place thing. The emigration fever intend to be ruled civilly or the way to his home near intended. It is written in vc? ridden on two occasions, political brethren. is more prevalent that la- otherwise in he South by the Franklinton from Louisbnrg la ^ week, if the democratic Washington Jan., 27, 00. Latin hexameters, and it is grippe. Droves of hundreds negro. If the amendment is where he had served as a ab&entees had occupied their Exposure to bad weather, get­ divided into books, each deal are leaving daily.. The sec­ sprung on us in response, we juror, was waylaid and shot seats. ting wet, living in damp local- ing with a different part of ond Congressional District, can well reply that we areca- dead by some unknown per­ It took Senator Ingalls ex­ ties are favorable to the contrac his subject that has for four years boas­ pable of taking care of wnat son last week. The body tiou «>f diseases of the kidneys actly two hours to tell the It is the first book of the and bladder. As a preventive ted of a republican majority we own, and ca n easily choose was found on the road about Senate what he didn't know and for the cure of all kidney poem which is especially in­ of five to one, will soon have our own laborers. The ne­ six miles of Louisburg. about the race problem. The and liver trouble, use that valua­ teresting, as it deals express­ gro is valuable as a laborer, What the motive was for the ble remedy. Dr. J. II. McLean's ly with the recent teachings none left to tell the tale. language used was mild, com liver and kidney balm. $1.00 The land owners are wil­ but his status now, is that deed was ha snot been discov­ pared with the Kansas Sena- per bottle. of oopernicus. It is strange ling to supply tenants until of a laborer only. Therfore, ered. The remains were • or's previous speeches. for us now to read how the —A Christian tribe, sur­ great scholar solemnly ad­ they can make another crop. the Southern white men have buried in Oak wood cemetery, The World's Fair isn't getng solved as easily and as rounded by pagans, has been jures his pupil to shut his The exodus excitement is at always an industrial remedy Raleigh, in the burial lot of his father in law, Mr. JesseF. romptly as it was generally discovered in the heart of ears to a doctrine unworthy such a high pitch, there is no in hand. Africa. They had never be­ of man, irreconcilable with certainty about what step The South will certainly re­ Taylor. At the request of x pec ted to be. The Senate to take. The Negro, in this ject his labor, valuable as it the Sheriff of Franklin, made fore seen a white man. While reason, worthy to be ranked ommittee is to meet Friday. particular, is showing the may be, before it will accept known by telegram, the body their religious ideas a re crude only with old wives tales. The House committee meets characteristics of a sheep, his civil supremacy. There was exhumed, the head open­ still they have a priest-hood, Here are a few of the argu­ • instantly, but, owing to its "bound to follow the crowd.' is no doubt of this. The ne­ ed, and the deadly bullet the cross and other emblems ments with which he seeks to Peculiar construction, does taken there-from by Drs. Mcof Christianity. They are beto make good his case. Think, Who that knows what life gro is getting along well now Kee, Knox andRenn. A clue nothing. lived to have been exiled he says in his magnificent is can expect to be perfectly prospering in his proper place to the assassin has probably 0 Sena tor Brice's declara tion from Abyssinia abot eight Latin verse, of the sound happy? Go, clad in an ar­ and the South should, as far been discovered.—Recorder. 'hat "Ohio should be eterhundred years ago. made oy a boy's sling when mor that will enable you to as he is concerned, be on the Physicians prescibe Dr. J. H . lally dem</Cratic," hasstruck assaults envy; i,, responsive cord in the When nature falters and re whirled around his head- defy the sun withof you, car­ defensive, and not on the of­ M<'Lean,s tar wine ping balm, ry your and fensive. V/e, therefore, think ni it they find no trace of opium qures help, recruit her enfeebled tearts of the Ohio democrat- energies with Dr. J. H. McLean's think of the sound made by have your world within your the Butler exportation or morphia, while its efficacy in v, Congressmen, and they say strengthening Cordial and blood a pair of bellows, and con­ self where you are both law- scheme, for this reason and curing all throat or lung diseas­ clude from this what sound giver and judge. diey intend it shall be, begin purifier $1.00 per bottle. i many others, unwise. Let es is wonderful. �— The Watauga Democrat. FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS, often hear this, and use it ESUAPED. yourself. "Knowledge is pow­ I). B. Dougherty, Editor. er," is a. thought from the Charlotte, N. C. Jan. 31.For the Democrat: R C. Rivers, Publisher. We have read with much great inind of Lord Bacon. A Chronicle special from Valle Cruces, Nth C. A DEMOCRATIC- family new&pa- pleasure the article of our es- "Like angel's visits, few and Greensbor to night says tha t Reople of Watauga read this ! per devoted to the interests of teemed friend, Rev. I. V/. far between," has been pick- Inge More, colored, who was STILL TO THE 1< RONT County, State and Nation. Pub­ We have in our large store buil­ lished every Thursday at Boone, Thomas, and were satisfied ed as a jewel from Campbell's] to have been banged next ding, at the beautiful town of with a full and complete line that the verse referred to was Pleasures of Hope. Friday for the murder of Watauga County, N.C. not to be found in the Bible, "Like the vase in which roses Laura Hyatt, escaped from -OF have once been distilled. Thursday, Feb. 6, 1890. but he spoke of one as being jail to day. He procured an i You may break, you may ruin GENERAL MERCHANDISE. iron bar with which he open- l attributed to the Bible, that, the vase if you will, Wake county in this State is certainly there. We would But the scent of the roses will lin­ ed his cell, and then fastened Consisting of boots, shoes, hats in all styles. Ready has 2,800 members of the kindly ask him to read the ger there still." in the jailor, who was at This is from the gifted bi a in work on the gallows on the Farmers Alliance. latter clause, of the third verse, of the eleventh chapter of Tom Moore. The same third floor. The jailor rais­ lately shipped a full line of goods In China when a false state­ of Eclesiastes, and he will hand wrote, surely in a fit of ed an alarm but did not at­ of every kind, usually kept in a of the best material. Dry ment is inserted in a paper, find these words, "In the melancholy, "This world is tract attention until Moore first-class jstore, which we will Goods in almost endless vari n t only the one who writes eties, such as callieoes. ging­ had made good his escape. sell for nothing but the place where the tree fa I leth, all a fleeting show." it, but the editor too, suffers I saw in a paper a few days hams, worsteds, flannels, althere it shall be." The way a ma nee plaids of the best the penalty. Consequently ago, some one asking for the There are many aecidents and it is generally quoted differs quality, that must go at G there are few papers there, slightly from this. Tis pass­ a uth or of the fol1ovvi ng: "The diseases which effect Stock and cents per yd. My stock of cause serious inconvenience and and the subscribers are ing strange how many things consious water knew its Lord loss to the farmer in his work, scarce. are quoted as Scripture in and blushed." I remember which may be' quickly remedied this Christian land, not to be of read ng at one time, that by the use of nr. J. H. McLean's is second to none in the Co. volcanic oil Liniment In Woodruff Co. Ark. they found there. For instance, the miracle of Christ turning To those who are indebted are solving the negro ques­ "As the twig is bent the tree the water into wine, was giv­ The outrage at Aberdeen, We will give you bargains that to me, I wish to say that I tion in a new way. They are is inclined." "Every vat must en to a class of Theological Miss., that Ingalls and com­ can not be surpassed in the state. need, and must have, my not using any efforts, to get money. So if you do not wish stand on its own bottom," as students on which to write pany are rolling under their Our stock consists of a well se- to be annoyed by an officer, the negro to stay there, but an essay. Theyoung men la­ we we were informed last you had better make settle­ tongue as a very sweet and lected stock ot are importing "honest white week, is often used as Scrip­ bored dilligent.ly, and trim­ toothsome morsel, we have ments by first day of Jan, labor, and telling the negroes '89. Respectfully, \V. B. B. ture, but when we trace it med the midnight lamp, each not referred to editoria lly. 11 good-bye." back to its head, we find that one endeavoring to secure was an outrage and has been the proffered prize. One of ' The St. Louis Globe (Rep.) it was coined behind the pris­ the number wrote on a sheet strongly, condemned by the G, 0. is down on the tariff beggars on-bars of Bedford prison, by of paper the above, and won Mississippi Senators. It -Successor toand says that "the time has pious John Bunyan. should be generally condemI remember of a lady once the "laurels." I too, would ed. One man, drunk, whippassed for any general ad­ like to know the author. Few Groceries, Hardware, Queensvance in duties, anef none on the search for this gem, are so gifted, as to put so Henry J. Franz. It was the ware, Glassware <fc etc. Cutlery, C. D. Taylor & Bro, will be proposed." The peo­ "God tempereth the wind to much in so few words. X. personal act of one man, and both pocket and table, Scythes ple will say that in thunder the shorn lamb." She was the citizens had nothing- And snaths, butts and Hcrews, anxious to know whose brain tones in 1892. whatever to do with it. Why cross-cut and hand saws, all of Dealer in general merchan­ set it afloat, a jewel among VANCE AND DISSPEIISION. then blow and bluster and which will be s^ld dise, mnd County produce. The revision of the Confes­ the world's literature. She denounce them, and talk of I now, as J have in the past Senator Vance, judging sion oj Faith is agitating the was told that it was certain­ Federal interference and carry a full and ccinplete from the brief abstract in the minds of the New York Pres­ ly in the Bible. So with Bi­ such clap-trapdemagoguery? line of goods such as, sugar, ble Concordance and spectac­ telegraphic reports in theMes Many byterian clergy. The North has had ten thou­ Coffee, Rice, leather, both senger, made some good hits > speeches have been made, les she sat down to find it, sole and upper, of the best at Ingalls, and administered sand outrages as bad or They concluded the debate but she searched in vain, it a rebuke that he richly mer­ worse. Sweep before your We have a tremendions stock ol qualities, that will be sold on Monday, Feb. 1st and a wasen't there. She afterwards on door. When were the mur­ cheap for cash. Good coun­ that Lawrence its. He favors the reason­ vote on the question will be learned, try produce taken in ex­ dered Chinese vindicated or Sterne used it, but he borrow able idea, of distributing n netakext Monday. their murders properly pun­ WSHOES ! change for all goods at high­ SHOES ed it from Ibid, and slightly the negroes more equally in est market prices. the states, giving the great ished ? Never. eSaTTlease remember gen- changed it. But be the au North at least its share. The To all persons that a re due thor who he may, to the wri­ NOTICE. tleirenjThat for $1.75 you me by note or Accb. ter's mind, it is one of the North, with its 45,000,000 can get the National Demo­ sweetest on record. I remem would ha ve to receive some I will sell to the highest crat and the Watauga Demo­ ber of once seeing a compila­ 5,500.000 or more of the .ne­ bidder, for cash, on the 13th crat, for one year. Don't let tion of familiar quotations, groes if it was to get its equit day of February, 1890, in forward and settle their Ac t this opportunity slip,foryou the town of Boone, Watauga and the names of the authors, able proportion, and the county, N. C., the following SHOHS SHOES! by the first day of Jan. 2899 may never get this paper so by an erudite gentleman of South would only retain described property, viz: or you will find your notes cheap -again.. If you are this State, T. B. Kingsbury, some million or million ari'd About 50 gallons of apple in the hands of a collecting 4 thinking of subscribing let us and if 1 remember aright, he half, counting the whites on­ brandy and corn whiskey, officer. Resp. (J. D. Taylor. hear fromyou at once, as we made Ibid the author of the ly as against the Northern one clay bank horse, six years old, one bay mule,four years will start off a club in a fewwhites. But the negroes will following lines: days. I don't see how you probably prefer to remain for old, one two-horse wagon. "Kind words anymore~than"coretc., the same being seized can afford to do without this awhile at least in the South. from B .C. Bishop on the 19th onets, —AND— p iper. It is a mammoth sheet Arid simble faith, than Norman Thev will emigretefrom state day of December, 1889, by W8HOES ! SHOES !"«& KNOCKED OUT! blood." and is 'chock' full of pure and to state, but it will be some­ J. G. Hardin, D. C, J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, "Man wants but little here be­ time before the exodus will J. B. EAVES, unadulterated Democracy. low, N. C., Col'r 5th Dist. N. C Nor wants that little long." be very great, Northward. This, Jan. 30, 1890. We can give you shoes in any is just receiving a large stock >nal America has '^However it be, it seems to me They tried Kansas, and now quantity, size or quality. We GENERAL MERCHANDISE some 20,000 of them are lea v exciting 'Tis only noble to be good." can fir you up in foot-ware from which will be sold for Cash or ing for Oklahoma, or have [in. The You often hear this : "The a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 country produce at prices wogderful Nelly Bly has sue Bible says": "Cleanliness is gone. J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. lmnd-sewed ladie's shoeever sold never before heard of. Give needed in making a tour a- next to godliness." John Wes­ The Oxford Ledger men­ Keeps constantly on hand and ia W. N. C. We carry a full and him a call, round the world,in theshort- ley was the author of this, tions that negroes that were will sell at bottom prices for cash complete stock of apr 2G ly. est time on record. As be­ and no doubt he meant it taken from that section as if or country produce, Boots, Shoes F. J. McMillion and Son of fore stated in the DEMOCRAT, when he said it, it having for Kansas, and were really Hats, Caps. A special line of Mouth of Wilson Va., are ML, LADIES HATS. she made the the trip in 72 been instilled into his being taken to Mississippi. 8o when factures of all kinds of woo goods, which they will send ^ Hardware, Groceries. days 6 hours and 11 minut­ by the pious Susanna, his they leave there is no certain your door in exehance for wool. ty where they will be cast READY MADE CLOTHING A es. She was sent out by New- mother. They also keen a fullline^of their SPECIALTY. York, and sailed on the 14th goods on hand at Southeriands, You often hear this pro­ forth. It is understood that on the Mississippi farms No shoddy goods. In short, Come and examine for yourself. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the Nov. on the steam-ship Au­ claimed in stentorian tones We can suit you in any style, size gusta Victoria. She stopped from the pulpit, "Man shall they are worked from day­ a full line of every thing kept in a or color. Nothing but first-class highest price for wool. first-class country store can at the borne of Jules \ erne, earn his bread with the sweat light to dark under task mas found here. Give him a call. be goods handled in this line, and satisfaction guaranteed. author of, "A Tour of the of his brow." Is this correct? ters, or overseers, who drive We have bought our goods in chein and go thoroughly arm World in eighty Days." He the lowest markets. We have it right to. distort the such goods as the people want, gave her seventy nine days Scriptures? "A thought tor ed. The dispersion or distri­ need and will have- We sell for bution of the negroes through in which to make the trip. T. A. Critcher - Bamboo, N. C. cash, therefore will not be the thoughtful." Caveats, anil Trade-Mark* obtained, and all Pat­ out the Union would be the HEADQUARTERS ent business conducted for MODERATE FEES. We will now take up some certain cure of political ills, O U * OFFICE: i s OPPOSITE U. S . PATENT OFFICE The Baltimore Sua has no quotations extant and that and \vc can secure patent in let* time than those remote from Washington. as it would be the certain for cheap goods, boots, shoes Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ fancy for electing men to high are constantly being used, death of many political dem­ especially men's Rrogan shoe, tion. We advise, if patentable or not. free of charge. Oar fee not due till patent is secured. office simply because he is and for which it sometimes agogues, as Senator \ ance $1, ladies Polka85cts. men's A PAMPHLET, "HO W to Obtain Patents," with tap sole boots from $2 to $3 names of actual clients in your State, county or rich.. It says: puzzles us to find an author. suggests. But the negroes Coffee 22%cts.. These prices town, sent free. Address, "Had he been simply Mr. "The almighty dollar," you alone can determine this mat are strictly cash. I will give C . A .SNOW& C O Call and price our goods before O P P . PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON. D . Brice, the plain citizen, and often hear this. It was pen- ter for themselves. We hold a premium Portrait of tenaciously that the best la­ buying elsewhere. not Mr. Brice, the millionaire, ed on the banks of the Hud­ bor for the Southern farmer GEORGE WASHINGTON the Ohio Legislature would son, by Washington Irving is the negro, and we would Price 50 cts. To every per Mind wandering: en red. Books learned never have thought of elect­ in his beautiful "Sunny Side" deplore their exportation in son that trades $2 in cash at in one reading Testimonials from all parts of the globe. Prospectus POST numbers sufficient to render one time for the next thirty FREE, sent on application to Prof. ing him Senator, and Mr. home. "The ehil'l is father Watch this column next A. LsoUo, 237 Fifth Ave. New York. labor uncertain, and to turn days. Nov. 1st. 1#89. Brice: on his side, would nev­ of the man" is truly W ords- so many teeming fields into vveeK for a more complete list FEED! FEED 11 er have dreamed of going to worthsonian. wild wastes. Bankruptcy W . J HUNSUCKER & BROS. of our bargains. O "Handsome is as hand­ would follow a general de­ the Senate." We wish to announce t<5 Brick Layers and Plasterers parture of the negro.—AlesBrains and culture are at a some does" often quoted this the drovers in Western N. C., discount in the rich North. way, "Pretty is as pretty sennsr. Respectfully, that we are now prepared to are prepared to do all work does," is to be found in Gold­ If you suffer pricking pains on —.Messenger. feed your stock at our sta­ bear in their line on short notice. bles, or sell you feed as lowsmiths Vicar of Wakefield, moving the eyes, or cannot sight ALL work guaranteed and bright light, and find vonr Are von restless at night, auid as can be bought elsrwhere. and "The loud laugh which weak and tailing, you should Prices reasonable. For pri­ harrassed by a bad eough? J ee Jones & Vance. Give us a call. Resp. ])r j H. McLean's Tar Wine speaks the vacant mind, promptly use nr J H McLean s ces etc., address us at ConMCNEILY BROS. July 18, '89 ly. Lung Balm, it will secure you ind this, "E'en his failings Strengthening eye salve twenty- over, N. C. Nov. 71h, Iy. MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. sound sleap, and effect a prompt leaned to virtues side." You fiive cents a box. Jones & Vance, W. U. SlAIlt I) Elk Park, North Carolina Made Clothing SPOT CASH. Giiristmas Goods 11 ItY GOODS Valle Crucis N c Remarkably Lew. m EOTTCM STRUCK Rock Bottom At Last. Ready-made Clothing. LOOK OUT Undersold. EMOR and radical cure. l �The Watauga Democrat. 1). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ per devoted to the interests of County, State and Nation. Pub­ lished every Thursday at Boone, Watauga County, N.C. Thursday, Feb. 6, 1800. SENATOR RACE VANCE ON THE QUESTION. "It is not a question, that can be settled by long speech­ es and complicated statutes, but it is one that must be left entirely to the Southern peo­ ple to work out in their own way and in their own time. Our republican friends on the other side of the Senate chamber must have confi­ dence in us and be patient with those men in the South­ ern States who are honestly and hopefully working to bring about a better condit­ ion of things. Those of us in the South who have been brought in contact with the negro ever since we were born are better able to work out this problem than those gen­ tlemen on the other side of the chamber, who are act­ uated entirely by political motives and the desire for personal notoriety. If they will let us alone and keep their contaminating agents away from the colored peo­ ple of the South the problem will work itself out to the sat­ isfaction of all concerned. "It is this constant inter­ ference on the part of North­ ern politicians,'" continued the Senator, "that causes most of the trouble among the colored people of the South. Why, at this mo­ ment I have in my desk let­ ters from colored men in my State asking me to see a cer­ tain republican Senator about some money claimed to be due for political work done during the - campaign. It appears that these colored men were employed to do certain work for the repub­ lican manager in the last contest, and were promised a money consideration for the labor performed. Times are hard and crops are not the best down my way, so these republican workers who put their shoulders to the Harrison wheel want me to help them get their money. I declare, said the Senator, smiling at the idea of presen­ ting the letters in question to one of the richest republicans in the Senate, "I am almost too tender-hearted to do such an uncharitable piece of business. The question in mj 7- mind is which will suffer the most? The Senator, up­ on being brought face to face with such an unrighteous debt, or the poor darkies be­ ing kept out of their hard earned money." Far better than the harsh treatment of medicines which horribly gripe the patient and destroy the coating of the stom­ ach. Dr. J. McLean's Chills and Fever Cure, by mild yet effective action, will cure. Sold at fifty cents a bottle. Some of the Republicans of the House are much concern­ ed at the course pursued by Speaker Reed. The Speaker should be the moderator of the body, holding an even hand between the warring factions, and keeping the ma­ jority from gouging the un­ der dog in the fight. Speak­ er Reed regards himself as the leader of his party, the partizan generalissimo make ing hot war on the democrat­ ic side, and his conduct con­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jr. trasts so strikingly with the ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. fair and impartial adminis­ tration of Mr. Carlisle as to July4th891y. Boone, N. C make some of the republicans ashamed But besides that, W. C. NEWLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW, they realize that there is a 1 Lenoir, N.C. herafter. The democrats June 27. 88 ly. have long held the House, loosing it only on two occa­ SCOTT & ERVIN, sions since they gained it in I ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1874. The republicans have Lenoir, N. C. 1he present body by the slen-' derest majority, and tire like­ T. B. FINLEY, ly to fall to the rear again ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, at the next election. Under Wilkesboro, North Carolina. these circumstances, republi­ can members who appreciate E.F. LOVILL the courtesy and fairness of ATTORNEY AT T AW, democratic Speakers in the Boone N. C. past, apprehend that in the July 4th, '89 —1 y. future the maxim may be in­ DR. L. C. REEVES. voked, that what is food for PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the goose may be food for Office at Coffey's Hotel, the gander, and they may Boone, N. C have the same spoon tender­ July 4. 89. ed them which Speaker Reed W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). now forces down the throats Boone, N. C. of the democrats. The fol­ Resident Physician. Office lowing little joke shows how on King Street north of Post the wind is blowing: Office. Rep resen t a t i ve Hon ck, June 12 88. lv. himself an ultra radical, likes G. G. EAVES. to badger his democratic F. MORPHEW, friends. He strolled over to the democratic side today ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, and paused by the desk of Mr. And Culberson of Texas. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, "Culberson," lie said, "we MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. republicans have the ideal Speaker. He's the best Office on Main Street over Drug Co's Store. July 18 89. 1 y. Speaker who ever presided over this House. He won't E. SPENCER BLACKBURN recognize a democrat to Attorney at Law. make a motion to adjourn, ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. he wont rec-ogonize the de­ Practices in the Courts of mand of a democrat for tell­ the l()th. Judicial District, ers, and"—leaning over con­ and the Federal Courts at fidentially—"he is consider­ Statesville. ing a proposition to require Collection of claims a spe­ cialty. the indorsement of two repub­ All comunications dirrected licans for a democrat to in­ to Boone or Elk Park will re­ troduce a bill. I'll endorse ceive prompt attention. you, Culberson, if you can get any one for a second." Morphew & Eaves, —News'and Observer. The man who hasn't "time to read newspapers'' is usu­ ally the chap that walks five miles to the corner grocery every evening to hear the latest gossip.—Ex. Persons who lea3 a life of exposeure are subject to rheuma­ tism, neuralgia, and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in J. II. McLean's volcanic Old liniment: it will banish pain and subdue inflamation. Children will freely take Dr.J.H. McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm unlike cough syrup, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease ol the throat or lungs quieker than any other remedy. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution issued from the Superior Court Clerk's office of Caldwell county, in favor of S. L. Patterson, administra­ tor for G. Westman, and againso L. L. Greene, for the sum of f1,546.72, with inter­ est and cost, I will expose to public sale, atthecourthouse door, in Boone, on the 5th day of March 1890, it being the first Monday in said month, to the highest bidder, for cash, L. L Greene's in­ terest in the following de­ scribed tracts of land, to wit: One town lot in Boone known as the J. J. Horton lot. An­ other tract of land adjoining the lands of J. F. Spainhour and others known as the Gragg place. Levied on by me on the 27th day of Jan. 1890 to satisfy said execution and cost of sale. This Jan. 27, 1890. J. L. HAYES, SHFF. Worth & Lillard, CRESTON N, C. I have on hand vehicles of our own make, and more in process of manufacture. All for sale a t very close pi ices— quality considered. Repair­ ing and jobs made to order a speciality. Respectfully, Thomas J. Lillard, Surviving Partner, tf.—May 3rd. TAKE THE Chicago and Alton R. R, -GOING- West and Northwest. Emigrants going to any of the Western States or Territories will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route. It is the quickest route to KANSAS CITY, DENVER, PUEBLO, And all points in Idaho, Wash­ ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest and Best Equipped Road in the West. J. B. HOPKINS, E. Ii. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY DOUGHERTY BROS. DEALER IN 7 pec tf u Uy GENERAL MERCHANDISE tohe pu b1ic is rescomplete examine our in v i ted line of Dry Goods, such ns : Worsteds of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs of the very best quality, Fine dress goods, such as: Henretta cloth, also fine silks, which will be sold at the lowest price ever bought at in Watauga County. GAP CREEK, N. C. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES READY MADE CLOTH- &C., &C. For Cash or Produce ING A SPECIALTY. At Remarkably Low Prices! We have nn immense stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, ConfecGoods First Class. tionaries, And a nice line of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e normous stock of Hardware, con­ sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, & etc., & etc. Watches repaired and all kinds of work in thislineexe. All the above will be soid cheap. We buy live stock, Horses, Mules, cuted promptly. Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see RICHMOND & DANVILLE It. R. CO. us. We will do you right. Western N. C. Divission. Asheville, N. C. June 27 '89 E.H.Dougherty Brother, JEWELER. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE to take effect June 24. '88. Mast, N. C. STATIONS. read west Bound. down NO 50 NO 52. Boston LV 17 p m. 830 am New York 12 lo in. 430pm Philadelphia 7 20 am 0 57 pm Baltimore 94 a m1942pm Washington 11 24 " 1100" Lynchburg 5 50 pm 510am Danville 850 " 18 05 " Richmond 310 " 1230 " Reidsville ' 941 " ;o Wilmington ' 9 00a m Morehead 5 37a in Goldsboro 2 40 p m 810am Raleigh 5 00 " 1 45 pm Durham 604 " 312 " Greensboro 1045 " 9 50 a m Salisbury AI-12 21 night I 1118 ' SalisburyLv 12 45 | n 25 " statesville AI* 1 51 am 1212 noon Newton " 2 53 " 12 55 pm Hickory " 320 " 114 pm conley spring 343 " 1 29 p in Morganton AI* 4 12 " 2 1 0 p in Marion " 507 " 249 p in Round Knob" 005 " 327 ]> m Black Mt. " 040 " 400 p m Asheville " 7 2s " 431 ]) m Hot springs " 9 15 " 0 10 p m Morristown " 11 10 " 730 p m Knoxville 1245 8 50 p in Louisville 7 55 a m Cincinnati 11 55 a in chicao-o " 0 55 ]> m st. Lewis 8 00 p m Chattanooga " 5 20 pm Nashville "1200 night Memphis " 0 70 a in. NO. 18 Asheville LV 8 25 a m wayuesville Ar 1053 am Charleston " 3 05 p in jarretts " 5 48 p m read East Bound up no 51 | NO 53 Boston >r 3 00 p m | 9 oo pm New York 00 a in | 1 40 Philadelphia" 300a m | lU'ivapin Baltimore " 920 pm | 825 a in Washington" 735 p 111 | 7oo in Lynchburg " 1240noon 11240 Danville " 947 am 11200 D Richmond " 330 p m o oo a in Reidsville " 9 02 a m 94i p m Wilmington 740 Morehead 11 00 p m Goldsboro "410 p m 1145 am Raleigh 1 55 p in | 0 55 a m Durham 12 35 p in 4 30 am Greensboro " 8oo a in 8 4 0 p ill salisburv LV 0 27 a m 7 15 p m saulisbury Ar 437am 0 38 p m statesville LV 330am 5 50 ]) m Newton " 2 20 am 5 l 2 ] > m Hickory '* 15f> a m 4 53 ]) m connlly spring 130 a m 437p m Morganton " 1 01 am 4 14 p m Marion " 12 01 night 330 p m Round Knob " 1110 pm 2 35 p m Black Mt. " 1034pm 200 p m Asheville " 9 55 pm 1 25 p m Hot springs " 8 50 p in l1 40 am Morristown "430 pm 8 35 a m Knoxville " 305 p m 7 15 a m Louisville 805 ]i m Cincinnati 3 15 p m 15 a m This space is reserved for WILL n*. HOL8CLA IF. LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22< All kiuds of dress goons at correspondingly low figu Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. ] hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, h plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc < Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in en variety, and as cheep as can lie found in county. IROCERIEtt (•KOCEIUE^ fiROCEiUEtt w B0CERIE®> IROCERIEfi "ROCERIE^? Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory pri< Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cc Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. r l ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot ATERSON AT EPSON DACTORV * ACTOR 1 DATERSON pACTO] ATERSi )N ACTO1 1 Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale bottom'prices at J. i». Phillips & Soi Sugar Groye N SEWING MACHINES Only line running Solid Vestibuled trains between St. Louis ORGANS and Kansas City. Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ >7 This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ ist Sleepers free of extra charge. -'aw* •a r v >. v ing Machine with full set of at­ I will meet parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets tachments and •h*» w Vsk&Va and baggage checks. For full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of the THE FACTORY West write to or call on for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines B. A. NEWLAND, FEED! FEED!! Traveling Passenger Agt., o 10 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. We wish to announce to J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., the drovers in Western N. C., Chicago, 111. a n y house in Knoxville. 20 years experience in this b that we are now prepared to ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles L feed your stock at our sta­ Sick headache, wind on the NfW HOMf KW1NG MA(HIN( C? ORANfi^r MASS parts for all Leading Machines. bles, or sell you feed as low stomach, biliousness, nausea, f? A 00. 28 UNION SQUARE.NY. are promptly and agreeably cHl£* ILL. ^ _ANTA.G*.U^ - ^ as can be bought elswhere. D 5ALE A banished by Dr. J. H McLean s S T . L 0 U I S . M O . | FOR A L L BY S T E X . Give us a call. Resp. Little Liver and Kinney Pillets, Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek • MCNEILY BROS. 1 twenty five cts. a vial. Ashe county, N. C. MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. five years guarantee from . :-j* ../ \h,rv . J Organs for less Gash than AT1 CAL IS:I S. P. ANGEL, KNONVILL Tenn3S3je. �T —•ATV.-A — SUBSCRIPTION RATES PHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. —The ladies of Boone are REMINISCENCES AND fl^SPECIAL-^ft ver .Y i m i o h PHASED over their CO ITATIOWS. pits of lovely flowers. They Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! NUMBER V. 1 year. $1.00 • m1 ?p keeping- nicelv. Look 0 months 50 , , .. . ' ,, LINVILLE, Feb. 4. Still On Hand With a out ladies Tr King Cold may 1 have now, the largestand months To the Democrat: nip them yet. lie,st selected stock of shoes ADVERTISING RATES. James G. Blaine Jr-, told thei , . GREAT REDUCTIONS. aim D °ot8 ever brought to Nice line of —We hear it rumored that Press corespondent that hisfath! 1week $ .75 1.75 1 rot. bpainliour is going to er was undergoing the severest j f he vouniy, and eansuit you Prof. Spainhour erp\as unaergoing tiie County, ana can suit 3.00 move back to Boone soon. ' t T{i M a s hearing ' prices and styles. I pro' 1\ !i , in up splendidly however—New n* , 5.00 We are glad to hear this, for York Daily Press. pose selling my large stock, 7.00 rpu •. i i • .ln-tlns line, foi 25 per cent lumn 1 week 9.01V we have missed him and hii 1 hat word splendid is one , ,, In order to make room for , ,, ' . . . ; less than tl ie same goods 1 month 13.50 interesting family. ot the worst abused words m 3 " 25.00 have ever been sold for, in our SPRING STOCK, we will 0 " 37.50 —Com. court last Monday, in the English language. It , Consisting, in part, of Boots, 1 vear 50.00 Quite a number of our Co. is wrongly used by all sorts Hoone. Don't fail to see my|c i o s e o l l t o u r W j n t e p Shoes, goods and get my prices, beat greatly reduced prices. Dress Goods, Entered at the Postofiiceat gentlemen were in town on and conditions of our Eng- fore buying elswbere. )one. N. C., as second-class that day, and some of them lish-speaking people. It is Respectfully. W. L. Bryan. Notions, il matter. remembered the DEMOCRAT, defined in the dictionaries a.j Hardware, by bringing in that much bright, beautiful, brilliant; Tinware, I ROF. LOISETTE'S Memory Sys­ LOCAL NEWS. needed dollar. .yet we apply it to a horse, a tem is creating greater interest Groceries, —Jones & Vance have j (1S L h><ul of ha.\ or any other in than ever in all partsofthecoun­ Coffees, try, and'persons wishing to im­ -Pay your subscription received an other lot of Clo- oppiopiate thing Let us. prove their memory should send Sugars, -Read II. C. Martin A' Co. i thing and still have more on the writers for, and the read- for his prospectus free as adver­ Tea, In heavy Shoes, e _ ers of, the D EMOCRAT drop its tised in another column. the road. They have a ,v 'ad.' Rice, Boots, work- P re posterous use and apply —Trade with the man who normous stock, as to Cigars, Hats, There is much that needs manship, style, quality and ^ , <es printers ink. Cigarettes, etc. to be done in, and around Shawls We have here in Linville a price cannot be beaten. fire that never goes out, but Boone, that would add much and Overcoats. -What is worse than a —Rev. E. F. Jones has been is ever burning. It is the to its general appearance. tier? Nothing. elected pastor of the Baptist sawdust pile at Black well & The academy of this place is Don't fail Drugs 8i Medicines jadies, that coffee at Jones church in Boone again. We sadly in need of repairs. It to see us before buying. Welds sawmill. No matter if Vance' is elegant, try it. are truly 7 glad of this, Mr. the saw mill is idle two or is now simply a target for We still keep our -I)r. Council! is off on a Jones is an able ministerand three days, the fire goes on the negroes of Boone. We in good variety. Also take it to Salisbury. holds a warm place in the burning, yet it rageth not think if the citizens of the ENTIRE all kinds of STOCK -"Humming Bird" flour hearts of the people gener­ L. T. Kelsey received notice place took proper pride in tes the lead-sold by Jones ally. from his son in law, who re­ their town, they would go to in all a nee. "Theground hog saw his sides in Volusia Co. Florida, work and repair this build­ shadow on the first, so you of a Christmas present he ing. It would cost but little, [-When you want shoes go DEPARTMENTS -ANDmay look out for bad weath- and his wife had sent to him and if each one would do his ones & Vance they have er," is what you often h.ear .j in the shape of a box ofHali- proportionate part, 110 one up to the demands of our ffd will sell them. now. We guess some of our fax river oranges. The box would be injured in the least. —We regret to hear of the citizens would be glad if Mr. was received only last week, This must look strange to customers and Guarantee itical illness of Mr. Frank Hog has told the truth as and when opened they were visitors here, to see so many prices as low as anv-body. 'ike of Brushy Fork. Thanking our Patrons for And country produce in exthey are anxious to fill their as sound as fresh nuts. Vol­ children, and learn that our usia county is particularly larger boys oYid girls are off their liberal Trade, we are chahge for goods. Gent's —Misses Jennie Co unci 11, ice houses furnishing goods, such as, celebrated for its growth of at the neighboring towns in id Maggie Coffey left town — Our Cove Creek reporter dress shirts, (both laundried school. If visitors had any I last Wednesday to enter informs us that the great re­ nice oranges. It has a town Very Respectfully and unlaundried.) Collars, idea of locating in our midst, hool at Hickory. vival meeting that has been known as Port Orange—sit­ uated on the sea coast. The this would be a serious draw­ H. C. MARTIN, & Co. Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ —Are you going West this in progress at the Cove Creek most any thing-needed in that oranges sent Mr. Kelsey back. It seems to us that iring? If so, and want the church for the past two weeks line. this is calculated to injure were large, smooth and of ex­ en pest routes ever offered closed on Monday. The serour town, more than any­ cel lent flavor. II on J. C.Ray, Boone, N.C. vices were condcted by Rev's. Sherwood and F a r t h i n g If La Grippe has made its ap­ thing else. This could be —The proceedings . of the pearance here, or a disease made a. handsome building, Successor To we are rightly inform d, there mud of Coins, will be pubsupposed to be it. La Grip­ beautifully situated as it is. were 31 baptized and one re­ led next week, also the jnin the most elgible part of stored, besides quite a num­ pe is a French * phrase and is for spring term of court. town. It is to be hoped that Ready-Made Clothing from 8 ber of '-onverts who did not "la" is equivalent to "the" in our language, I do not the good citizens of the place t-CoL J- B. Todd is visiting- connect, themselves with the To the people of Watauga. to 25 dollars per suit. We know what "grippe" is, but will seriously consider the a- I am situated at the Ford of Elk handle only first class goods, da lighter, Mrs. Mary church. before I write again I may bove, arid take steps at once, Mitchell county, with a full line and will guarantee prices as ore, of the Globe, who has We lear from the News and learn all about it by experi­ to repair the building, and of General Merchandise, such as low as any other merchant fm quite ill for some time. Observer, just as we to press, ence. I do know what denn- then secure the services of an Dry Goods, who handles the same grade —We are much pleased to that Sec. Tracy's residence in Groceries, gue is. Denngtie, too, is a ergetic, live teacher, and pay of goods. irn that Dr. Gentry of Washington, was destroyed Queensware, French word, and is equiva­ him a living salary, and keep lie, is thought to be rapid- by lire on the morning of the Glassware, lent to Break-bone Fever in him. It would add so much recovering. Hardware, 3rd. His wife and daughter our language, and there-by to the tone of the town. Candies, —Capt. E. F. Lovill stait- died of suffocation, and a hangs a tale, which I may Some old huts, not fit for and Patent Medicines. to Johnson City lastMon- maid of Miss Tracy's was unfold in the next Reminisen- habitation, should be remov­ When vou are on your way to ed, they give the place a rag­ v to see his son W. R. Lov- burned to death. The Secre­ ces I write. ,who is reported to be tary himself suffered grearly Waitsell Aldridge, who re­ ged appearance. ELK Goods at almost your own The shade trees," on the from suffocation, and it sides on a good and large [te sick. price. I run in connection • Give me a call, as I am able to —Married on the evening tasked t he skill of his ph.vsi- farm fire or six miles from streets, need trimming. The with my other business, a duplicate any bills sold there. the 5th., Marion W. Sto- cians to bring him to con- here, in this (Linville) town- wood-piles should be remov- My goods are bought for CAS 11 whip, has been engaged team­ ed from the walks, and the , of Sweet Water, to Miss ciousness. and I sell for the same. The fire was discovered a- ing all the fall and winter. paint-brush industriously ap lia A. Norris, of Sands, Hoping to satisfy you in goods lit. H. Brown officiating. bout 7 o'clock in the morn­ has purchased the eompanys plied to some of the dwell­ prices etc. I am Respecfully, ing by smoke issuing from blacksmith shop, and is our mgs. Rickety palings need A.. P t SMITH, -See the new'ad' of that the windows. Every effort 'village blacksmith.' His to be removed and replaced Feb. 0. Gmo. uprising young merchant was made by the fire depart­ son William went home, a by new ones. P. Smith. He keeps a nice ment possible, but of no aAs winter is about over, we A. G, Grayson few days ago, sick with symp­ J. II. Grayson. >ck and asks you for a vail. Thev worked valiant­ toms of "La Grippe." would suggest to the citizens 1 ire of your patronage. ly, knowing that the memMr. Kelsey was unwell two to give the place a genera -Capt. Jordan Cook, has bers of the family was inside. or three days last week. To brushing up, and give itsuch which we think is equal to >ved his family to Linville, Mrs. Wilmerding, the Secre- be sick is very unusual for a neat, tidy appearance, that any in the county, and we ere lie proposes working tary's daughter, and his him. I think he believes his visitors will be glad to spend guarantee our prices as low —And— • the Linville Improvment grand-daughter jumped from ailment was the widely pre­ their summer in this quiet as any in the 'bird's nest', among the mpany. a cecond story window, and vailing disease. -It is reported that our were badly injured. Ammig The last I heard of Mr. mountains. Dealers in general merchan When the Russian influen­ ed J. W. Farthing is pre the first to visit the suffering Hugh McRae, president of rinsto build onlifs lot's at man, after conciousness, re- the Linville Improvement za first made its debut in A- dise and country produce. We wish to say to the pub­ iville, where he will m o v e ! turned, were the President., Company he wrote that he merica, it went the rounds of Upprmg Vice President and several W as afflicted with a bad cold. the press as "La Grippe," lic that our stock is full and spring. Also furnish transportation to • members of the cabinet. 1 he He was in New \orkcity. He putting on foreign airs! complete at both points, and panties wanting the same with a POne of the prisoners con- p r e s j ( ] e n t left the room with is expected here daily. White Next we saw it as 'la grippe', that we will duplicate any safe driver and with as good ^ m 1 in the Hoone jail, made tearg weather (minus the capitals.) Then bills sold near us. G f S y mya thy trickling Piercy is under the turnout as can be found in the escape last Friday morn- ( j o w n f ace# it is thought j with a weakness of thelungs. it was abreviated to 'la grip', county. For the next ;. He had planned the esTHE fire originated in the MARRIED. then to 'grip', but the very ie well, and succeeded in . p a P ] o r j but whether it origiIn Aaron, near Linville, at! latest spelling is'gripe 7 , Step in and examine our npletely fooling the jailor. n a t e ( j f r o m the grateor from the residence of Rev. Lewis A. w i t l l a v e r y long'i'. We pregoods in this line, and we are -If this issue of the DEMO- the heating pipes is. not Rominger, on Wednesday. 8 1 i m e that the latter is corVT appears to its many known, as no one could le J a u . 29 K Mr. Bud Bannerand ,. e c f It seems that it is no sure to please you in presents iders, to be light, they will f o u n d w h o could tell whether Miss Missouri Carroll. respecter of persons, as for boys, girls, sweet hearts, We will make special prices, for nse remember that 250tbs there was fire left inthegrate In Linville, at the residence QUEEN Victoria, Bill Nye and mother or sister. Give us a cash, on all goods. Returning be convinced. our thanks for past patronage ditor is absent, and has the night before or not. ^ of Mr. Joseph V . Maim, on p B.Dougherty have each call and READ ! W. L. BRYAN, General Merchandise some special bargains «/ 7 ROOTS HERBS, A. P. SMITH, I Smith & Miller, HALE, N. C. JUSTIN For Gash, You Can Have - - - PARK, Hotel and Feed Grayson Bros, STABLE, TRADE, TENN. SWEETW'TR, N. C. COUNTY. CHRISTMAS, 60 DAYS n gone for a week, on a The residence ol Judge W. ling expedition, so you S. Cox, of the Hist. Supreme nlp'isre lint p ri tl pi/p this Court. which was near, was please not '. utuu ' 1 ' badly damaged by water. ie too much, font is ratliTli'e Senateadjourned when if mi tor the "Devils" to th c> recent affliction of the ush copy und to do the j families of two of the- mem- Roanoke street Saturday np.pt Feb. 7. Mr. James II. w McCainpbell and Miss Alai a-m-et R. Brock well. Dev. A. g. c l i u l , : h o f f i t , a t i n g . J. S. W. - p e en visited by his grim maj-1 "|"|qgiqkjpg O U T Patrons est.y. ' i i for past favors and sehciting W hen natnro falters and "jL t . o n t i l u , a t j 0 1 i of'tRe same. qun* help, recruit hereit.« <1 " 4 , 6 Xo 7 S O n .mifin- $1.00 per bottle. wlP.ySUIl j „ , .. ... Bros. we will, as heretofore, still con­ tinue to furnish you good goods and at as low prices as can be ouiid. Truly yours, W.L. Bryan. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f85e7dc19371b174a0ed727fcc5f8168.pdf d983c7bd26afefc07550826b80ebef5d PDF Text Text 1 inch^^ \ .',v OL ' ' BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1890. NO. 32; 1 " THE RACES OF MAN­ and is due to migration of 1 " SHINGTON LETTER. ed over the condition of af­ REMIX ISENCES, COGITATIONS weather. People, and old 1 oU AND NEWS ITEMS. KIND. people too, are constantly fairs in Oklahoma, and anx­ different types — Allophylic, our Regular Correspondent. ious that immediate action saying that never was such white and yellow, blending NUMBER VI. There are Seventy-two of Them wfth a local quarternarv ra­ shall be taken ontheOklahoa winter known. The old 7or | the Democrat: Existing Now—All Came ma town-site bill, which folks forget. In the winter ces, which also belonged to The great Congressional from Asia. Foi the Democrat. of 1840-1 I was in cold, bleak has already passed the House the yellow type. Europe, l > ht is now fairly on, and the also the bill providing for i promised to tell your read­ ice-bound New Hampshire. M. de Quarterfages, the lea­ since the tertiary ages, has T<«moeratic members of the ers about Dengue. >use are battling nobly for a territorial form of govern­ It is a disease confined to But one snowfall was exper­ ding French ethnologist, in has received only AJlophylu 9 government of the House ment for Oklahoma now pen­ cities, does not spread itself ienced till into February. The present ing the second part of an whites, Finns and Ary­ fore going any farther ding in both House and Sen­ over country and city, as La j weather was warm, and there his "Introduction to the ans. The number of races was much sunshine. But a now existing in a pure state th legislation, and they ate. Grippe does. It is not an an­ small rainfall was had. But Study of the Human Race" is exceedingly restricted, if, to the Academy of Science, ve, in caucus, determined It is expected that the House nual, nor even aseptenial. It - stand by their guns to the committee on Reform in the seldom visits a city a second in February the snow was has given an interesting sum indeed, there is a single one ne tter end. Of course they civil service will to-day set a time. It is not like the chol­ piled snow on snow, and the mary of his general conclu­ which can accepted as such. 'cogn i ze the fa ct th a t if the day for beginning the inves­ era, a traveler, visiting all same in March, till there was I sions with regard to the ori­ Perhaps some little givaps, seven or eight feet of snow tigation of the civil service protected by their isolation, u epublicans succeed in their parts of the world by fre­ on the ground, which did not gin and distribution of man­ such as the Mincopies, may commissionkind. ntention of seating all the quented paths or highways, 'publican contestants be- Secretary Windom is said but comes to a single city, disappear till the middle of Neglecting the minor dif- show an identity of charac­ erences, he estimates that ters att vsting their ethnic * a re the Rules are adopted, to be very much chagrined and quietly and effectually April. Some fourteen years later, there are no fewer than sev­ homogeneity —London Ley can then adopt any sort at the opposition already visits every household in it. I remember, but little snow enty-two distinct races in the Times. developed to his silver bill, & rules they may desire, but It is therefore a contagious _ey will have a hard time be- and Mr. Harrison has be­ disease, confined to a small fell in New England till De­ human species. All these de­ Senator Vance in Anxious Pursuit of a cember 22nd. when it was scend or branch off from come so badly frightened at Stray Hat. v j g *e they do it. With all of district. 1 said I knew what blizzardly cold. )eeker Reed's unfair decis­ the outlook that he has Dengue is, I have had it, and three fundamental types— ions it took them three days changed his mind about send can tell from experience, as Let the reader remember the black, the yellow and the Senator Vance, of North ' get the contested election ing a specialmessagg to Con­ well as observation, how it this is written on the fifth white, which had their origin Carolina, lost his £hat the c day of February, while the at the great central mass of other day. He came out of -te of Smith vs. Jackson be- gress in its fa ror. Secretary Rusk has receiv­ works. warm weather still continues. Northern Asia, which is thus the Senate cloak-room bare­ - e the House. The fight ed from Europe a large con­ x\t first the victim of the NEWS ITEMS. the cradle of mankind. Rep­ headed, with his overcoat on to s been very exciting, and disease feels a pain in \the -..le most dramatic scenes signment of silk-worm eggs. back part of the head, which William A1 ridge, who went resentatives of these different his arm, parading the corihave been frequented on the He will distribute them free soon extends too, and down home with La. Grippe, has types, and the races which dors asking every one he met floor of the House. "Stand to all persons desiring to the spinal column, and thence returned to his employment. sprang from them, are to be if he had seen a tall hat stray­ by your guns", is what ex- to raise silk-worms. He will all over the body, till the F. P. Moore & Co. are ad­ found there. ing about anywhere. He Speaker Randall wrote from also furnish books of instruc­ very marrow in the bones ding an addition to the rear The whites, according to was a&king the question of his sick-room to the demo­ tions in silk culture to appli­ seems to feel the pain. Hence of their store. They have M. deQucitrefages, appear to Captain May, the doorkeeper cratic caucus. Representa­ cants for them. the name in English— Break- dug a eeller, over which they have originated on |the west at the loby door, when the of the central mass, the yel­ page came up with the miss­ tive Bynum, of Indiana, but Fx-Senator Piatt, of New bone Fever. The patient be­ will place the new part. voiced the sentiment of his York, paid Washington an comes thirsty and swallows John Henley lias the frame low on the north and the ing article in his hand. Sen­ democratic colleagues when unexpected visit last week, water to quench the thirst, of his two-story house on blacks on the south. The ator Vance was just saying: £ he said : "You, sir, (pointing and all the republican politi- which feels like dry meal in Roanoke street up. whites extend westward and "Of course I don't think you efo the Speaker.) have viola- tiaris are cudgelling their the mouth. The fever has a Capt. Jordan Cook, ofyour northward, giving birth to have seen it, you know, but I oped more than any man on brains to know what brought run of about fourteen days, county, has purchased of three secondary types, the was just asking,' like the his floor, parliamentary him here. on the average—some get J.S. Warner lots 706 and Finnish, the Semitic and the man who came into my office ules and practices. You Representative Dibble, of well in less time, while others 70'8, on Roanoke street, on Aryan, if we except the Allo- once when 1 was Governor of T> 4I 4S.C., has a, bill before the lis tay con. in mate what you a re confined to the house which is a new story-and-a- phyles, which form a differ­ North Carolina. He was a j.^j.'ve undertaken. You have House committee on the elec­ three weeks. It is seldom fa­ haIf house. ent group. Their area of dis trampish looking man, and e power, bucked by a mob tion of President and Vice- tal. Next to none who are Mr. Warner did not sell tribution is continuous, as is his clothing was worn and the fioorof this House. President, which provides for free from chronic diseases die him the barn which has been that of the yellows, because seedy. He looked carefully h en have tried toconsumate two Vice-Presidents. In ar­ ^ of it. When the disease visit­ moved on to lot 710, on of the extensive land surface around the room, and then ^ 1( ch proceedings before. At guing in favor of his bill, Mr. ed Memphis, Tennessee, as it which he now has a house, of the Eurasian continent. said: * )e .ie hour of midnight, a Fed- Dibble stated that the Uni­ did in 1861, the physicians and small building suitable The yellows spread eastward "Governor, you ain't, seen ral judge made a ruling ted fstates has been without estimated that not more for a shoe shop, or bed-rom and crossed into America. nothin' of a pair of boots ale. vhieh perpetuated the repub- a Vice-President twenty-five than three per cent, of the or kitchen to his 16x24 The whites and yellows check­ round here, have you ? Ileft Ascan party in power, but his years during its one hundred population of that city es­ storv-and-a-hulf house. He ed or blended with each oth­ 'em in that corner last night, ly ame is now forgotten; and of existence. caped its attack, and only is ready to sell this property er, producing many varie­ and they ain't there this nore than that, this proceed­ Senators Vance and Hamp­ two, or at most, threedeaths if anv one wants to purchase. ties of man. The blacks, or morning.' ing is keeping with the prac­ ton spoke on the race ques­ occured from it. J. S. W. negro type, which origina­ "I answered that I had not tice of your party, it is in tion last week in reply to the I said to my companions, LinviUe Feb. 5th. ted on the south of the cen­ seen the boots. j, ( heeping with your action recent speech of Senator In- that if the disease attacked tral mass, was forced by the "I knowed somed——d thief IVHAT IS LIFE? hen you stole the Presiden- galls on the same subject. me, I would take a pack. nature of the continent, and had stole them,' said the un­ h You have gone forward Mr. Vance was the recipient Some of your rentiers,. Mr. probably by the attacks of knot n. 'Of course I knowed m have usurped power. of a very handsome basket Editor, may not know what The mere lapse of yeais is the whites and yellows, to go it wasn't you, but I just You have mutilated the rec­ of roses, attatched to which a "pack" is. To take a pack not life. To eat, and drink youth into Africa, and east thought I'd ask.—New York ord of the House in order to was a card with the follow­ one denudes himself of cloth­ and sleep, to be exposed to into the Indian archipeligo Tribune. ' carry out the behests of the ing inscription : "To the Hon. ing and has a sheet wet In the darkness and to light, Melanesia. ' chairman of the national re­ Z. B. Vance, the honorable, cold water, thrown over and to pace around in the mill of The proto-Semites arrest­ Is Emigration Compulsory? publican committee to turn faithful and impartial defen­ placed closely about him. He habit and turn th ught into ed their distribution in the out the Representatives of der of the welfare of the sons is then helped on to a bed an implement of trade-thisis north of Africa, and the mix­ It seems that some of the the people elected to seats on of Ham. and is liberally covered not life. In all this, but a ture of the two races gave colered people are in doubt Representative McAdoo, of this 'floor. Now proceed in with warm bed clothes poor fraction of humanity is rise to the negroid popula­ as to whether they will be al­ this matter, but in the lan­ New Jersey, thinks his resolu­ in order that he may sweat awakened, and the sanctities tion. In the center and lowed to remain in North Ca­ guage of the immortal Em- tion providing for the hold­ freely. If a patient does not still slumber which make it south of Africa the blacks rolina or not. Gov. Fowle mett, we propose to dispute ing of Presidential and Con­ sweat readily, hot bricks or worth while to be. continued in their ethnic pu­ has just received the follow­ every inch of ground, burn gressional elections on the stones or sad irons are appli­ Knowledge, truth, love, rity until the infiltration of ing remarkable letter. every blade of grass, and the third Tuesday in October ed to the feet and body. Af­ beauty, goodness, alone can other races from Europe and Kingsboro, N. C. Feb.3 rj last entrenchment of liberty would accomplishgreatgood ter sweating a halfhouror so give vitality to the mechan­ the north of Africa in modern Go v. D. G. Fo wle, Raleigh N. C by preventing national elec­ shall be our grave." the patient is uncovered and ism of existence. The laugh times. Those which remain­ Dear Sir:—Will you be kind tions from conflicting with mirth that vibrates ed in their original home be­ Ex-Speaker Carlisle is now rubbed down with coarse of through the heart, the tears came blended with the whites enough to inform me some­ engaged in drawing up an ad local elections. towels, and soon is in g nor­ thac freshen the dry wastes and yellows, giving rise to thing about the emigration 'j dress to the public in justifi- Washington, Feb. 5. mal condition. question, I want to find out jj. \tion of the action of the Harrison is very fond of Well, I was attacked and within, the music that brings the Dravidian populations whether or not are we com­ rnocra ts of the House in re­ Republican editors who did took a pack, though my com­ childhood back, the prayer which pass by shades into peted to emigrate to the lating Speaker Reed's usur- so mutch blowing for him in panions told me it would kill that calls thefuture near, the the three fundamental types. western States. I want to Tation. There is also talk of 18S8. He has rewarded a me. I went into the pack at doubt that makes us medi­ As for the Allophyles, rep­ know all the particulars ainking a test case in order score or so with fat offices. about 11 o'clock, P. M. and tate, the hardship that forc­ resented by the race of Crobout this matter. I isn't 1T1 o have the Supreme Court The latest is C. E. Smith, who the next morning at 11 o'­ es us to struggle, the anxiety Magnon, they occupied parts satisfied in mind because I C£ * lecide upon theconstitutionruns that bitter radical sheet clock I was setting type a- that ends in truth, an agen­ of Europe and north Africa, want to stay in my native cC) ality of Mr. Reed's action. the Philadelphia Press.. He gain as well as ever. It as­ cy that is upright and pay­ from which they extended to State. But if we are com pel led ing, are the true nourish­ the Canaries. The three fun­ Many republicans openly has been offered the Russian tonished the natives. to go I want to know in c condemn Speaker Reed's con- mission, that goes a begging. New Orleans, Pen sa col a, ment of our natural being. damental types also found time. Please answer by re­ i duct, and at least two mem- It has been previously ten­ Charleston and some other —Select. their selves in Oceania; the turn mail and thereby oblige. p bers of the Cabinet (Blaine dered to that jackanapes southern cities have suffered . Exposure to bad weather, get­ Allophylian whites occupy­ Your very obedient servant, of end Rusk) are known to be Shephard, of a New York from the Dengue. Charles­ ting wet, living in damp local- ing Polynesia, the blacks Me­ Gen'l M. Bullock. favorable to the b. opposed to it. The dem- evening sheet of some kind. ton had it bad, only a few ties are diseases of the contrac lanesia, the yellows Malasia. tion of kidneys " ocratic Senators are aiding —Messenger. years ago. It is pronounced and bladder. As a preventive The latter were, according to Are you restless at night, and the members of the House in When nature falters and re­ as near as I can mnke it and for the cure of all kidney M. de Quatrefage, the last to harrassed by a bad cough? Use and liver trouble, use that valua­ co ine i n to th e m a r t i m e worl d. Dr. J. H. McLean's, Tar Wine quires help, recruit her enfeebled every way possible. Lung Balm, it will secure you energies with Dr. J. H. McLean's with our English letters, ble remedy. Dr. J. II. McLean's The President and Secreta- strengthening Cordial and blood dongway. liver and kidney balm. $1.00 The people of America date sound sleap, and effect a prompt from the quartinary period, and radical cure. Now some words about the per bot tie, k ry Noble are greatly alarm- purifier $1.00 per bottle. ot 7 * �iiic \ ? £' •u'S oa noritv. 8i >e 1). B. Bougie i ns mlmgs now I Congress, com;*es his own arguand every precedent of other speakers of' oi;,.. ress. It is now Reed against Reet i and the rulings of all .other speakers. We suppose that our Billy Cowles wanted.to fight, the other day on the aboVe ac­ count. r>n 'OW, is cicat rizi tiie deep fui 'OWP nard it .../U 1 5EL6S W V Ws,4VV) rWVV X' i W.E BAIRD I Vails Cruces, Nth C. People of Watauga read this ! Ai-n STILL TO THE k RONT tongue, i o ver your .sleeping dust, ; Vv'e have in our large store buil­ . ca renin i guard no >nc ca 1 • say that (lie. ding, at the "beautiful toy 11 of ! with a full and complete line one of t te very I uesi [ling; "re ly, swift and tuneful! -OF to do. tongue" of yours ever injur- j The Bible tells us of thedifi ed the world by ha ving been 13, 1890. Thursday Feb, G ENERAL M ERCHANDISE. • • ~:irr"~'"7i culty and duty of governing in it. X. Consisting of boots, shoes, Political and Otherwise. the tongue. It says that "the hats in all styles. Ready There are many accidents and tongue is a fire, a world of in­ diseases which effect Stock and TheJPemocratic leaders of iquity," and that every kind cause serious inconvenience and Congress has issued an ad­ of beasts, birds and serpents loss to the farmer in his work, lately shipped a full line of goods A Few Days on Watauga River. may be quickly remedied dress to the country, show­ have been tamed by man­ which use of Dr. J. H.' McLean's of every kind, usuallj kept in a of the best material. Dry by the ing up "Fat Tom Reed's first-class "store, which we will Goods in almost endless vari kind, but the tongue can no We left on the 30th. Jan. man tame. "It is' an unruly volcanic oil Liniment eties, such as callicoes, ging­ sell for nothing but the rulings without a quorum. It hams, worsteds, flannels, alCoin missioner's Court. to open up an iron mine - on evil, and full of deadly poi­ is an able address and should amance plaids of the best February Term. the'Big Ridge' located be­ son." be read by all. quality, that must go at 6 tween Watauga river and How often we have occa­ cents per yd. My stock of The President nominated Beech Creek, three milesfrom Without specifing all the B. K. Bruce, for Recorder of the Tennessee line. We hired sion to think of this wonder­ business of the board, we will Deeds Dist. of Columbia. Sen­ some good men to dig in the ful lesson, in connection with only note the following: is second to none in the Co. ate confirmed the nomina­ Big Ridge tq find,the vein of others, but oftener still, with Petition for a stock law for To those who are indebted tion. Geo. T. Hummer was ore that has been hunted for ourselves. "A little member Watauga township was gran We will give you bargains that to me, I wish to say that I confirmed post master ,at by others, and we found. It truly," yet its poison is more ted, and J. M. Shull appoint­ can not be surpassed in thestate. need, and must have, my to be dreaded than the ven­ Bristol, Tenn. is a good one and we are om of the 'tarantula of Afri­ ed to register voters. W. H. Our stock consists of a well se­ money. So if you do not wish to be annoyed by an officer, Calloway, J. C. Shull, G. W. The Ohio Legislature will pleased about it. We were you had better make settle­ ca. None are exempt from Caudle and Joseph Phippsto lected stock of redistrict the state. It is in plain hearing of the blast­ ments by first day of Jan, now thought that the Demo­ ing on the 3c's R. R. and its baneful influence. Some­ hold the election on the 27th '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. crats will gain ten or more such a lumbering noise we body's tongue will wag at day of march, 1890 Congressmen which will make never heard since the war. It your choicest, best efforts. The following good and No difference how much you lawful men were drawn as ju­ a change of 20 in the next was almost a continuous strive to please, and exhaust rors for Spring Term : Henry Congress. noise like distant artillery. .your energies and rack your -Successor toshook, g . w. watson, James The Democrats elect A. D. Near by where we where brain for new devices and church, jessee Green, w. H. Groceries, Hardware, queensC. D. Taylor A Bro, Heither and John M.' Patti- at work is the Flanery sil­ plans to^please, some one will May, Abram Roton. j.c.cook, ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, son in Ohio successors of ver mine, blasting was going find fault; and the next thing John Green, J. c. Moretz, A.M. botli pocket and table, Scythes Representative Lawyer and on at a lively rate, we hope you know, your own tongue sherly, G. W. phipps, T. A. And snaths, butts and screws, Senator Ashburn, deceased, that this silver mine will will be going at lightning critcher, H. H . Farthing, Reed cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of Dealer in general merchan­ by increased majority. This turn out rich. The present speed, and so it is, the world dise, and County produce. HoHoway, J. H. Phillips, R. F. which will be sffid indicates that Ohio will be prospects, we are told, are over. I now, as I have in the past Brotherton, Amos stansberlike Senator Brice recently flattering. To be in a posit­ It can attack the minister carry a full and complete r.y, s. s. MCBride, l . l . Taylor, said that "Ohio will beetern- ion to hear at the same hour in the pulpit, and the spot­ John phipps, j. M . Brown, w. Remarkably Low. line of goods such as, sugar, and often, simultaneously aly democratic." less ecclesistical ermine that L . coffey, l. A . wilson, Thos. Coffee, Rice, leather, both work going on building rail Speaker Reed of Congress roads,opening up sil ver mines he has worn so faithfully and car)ton, w. c. L. Hulcher, F. sole and upper, of the best is about to back down from at Flanerys and iron mines well, falls from the shoulders M. / cannon, j. M. Earnest, We have a tremendious stock of qualities, that will be sold his arbitrary ruling, he finds at Cranberry and Big Ridge, of him, who has always been G. w. canter, Nathan Harri­ cheap for cash. Good coun­ that the country is getting makes one feel that western a synonim of goodness and son, wm, Triplett, L. M. THVtry produce taken in ex­ too hot for such a would-be N. C. and particularly Wa­ uprightire^s, and trails in the ett. J. N . simmons, J. H .'Mast, g@~SHOES ! change for all goods at high­ SHOES autocrat. The best element tauga county, as we hope, dust, all because some-bod­ jr, j.c. chapel andj .L. Glenn. est market prices. _ of his own party denounce will in a lew years be the y's tongue would wag. It Persons who lead a life of ex To all persons that a re due poseure are subject to rheuma­ him and the Democrats of grandest country, in many can attack tbjp virgin im­ tism. neuralgia, and luinbano me by note or Acct. I House tire 'setting the hair' particulars, to be found. maculate Ba'mUand with few and will find a valuable remedy McLean's volcanic on him. While we are proud of words, 'whimperedi'OTslinrf liniment: if wili banish pain Harrison^-Dudley, Quay, many things we see and hear and lo! a stain is Lit on one subdue iiiflamafion. forward and settle their Ac t Tagmer and last., but not of, there are other things go­ whose heart is as pure as t he Children will freely take Dr SHOHS SHOES! by the first clay of Jan. 7890 newly fallen snow. It can McLean's Tar Wine Blood least Tom. Reed of Maine ing on that are ruinous to coi or you will find your notes have demoralized the Repub­ the country and to the peo­ take the purest, noblest ef­ unlike cough syrup, it and no opium, will soothe in the hands of a collecting lican party so badly that ple who are engaged in it, we forts of the soul, efio/is made any disease ol the thro officer: Resp. C. D. Taylor. for others good, bind .hurl lungs quieker than any they can never return to refer particularly to the dam­ power again in the nation. age being done along Wa­ them back apathemas in remedy. your face. How nice it would Senat or Ya nee pi a d e a speech tauga river in the tower part be if each-bind every one, —AND— in the Senate the other day of Watauga county and the could learn to govern this Mind ronriing. Books loarnod in onow»rd«rin? Testimonials from all B6TSH0ES! SHOES!-®# upper part of Johnson coun­ parts of (flobe. Prospectus KNOCKED OUT! on the race question opposing FREE, sent on application to Pmf. A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York. ty Tenn.. The finest poplar 'unruly irember'. \\ hat a Senator Butler's bill to emi­ J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, diinunitiou there would be in NOTICE. N. C., grate the negro to Africa trees that ever grew are the world of hard feelings, By virtue of an execution We can give you shoes in any is just receiving a largestock Senator Vance is in favor of being cut and hauled to the .heart aches and tears! letting the colored man alone river to raft them down some One of the first things we issued from the Superior quantity, size or quality. We GENERAL MERCHANDISE Court Clerk's of in the; South. But, says the where below. Millions offset learn on Starting on life's Caldwell county, inoffice - of can fir you up in foot-ware from which will be sold for Cash or favor Senator, to satisfy the North of fine timber will thus be lost. pi 1gri m a ge is to talk, wh ieh S. L. Patterson, administra­ a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 country produce at prices "we will let them have their The owners do not get e- is one of the greatest earth­ tor for G. Westman, and a- hand-sewed ladie's shoeever sold never before heard of. Give porpotional part of the ne­ nough to pay them to cut ly blessings, but how 7 much gainsu L. I;. Greene, for the in W, N. C. We carry a full and him a call. and haul. If the people apr 20 ly. *. sum of $1,546.72, with.inter­ complete stock of gro." would be patient and hold abused. est and cost, I will expose to F. J. McMillion and Son of the The Senator raised the blistheir timber a few'years long­ A foreigner on being asked, public sale, at the court house Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ ters on Senator Ingals, re­ factures of all kinds of woolen on his return, how he liked door, in Boone, on the 5th plying to his speech made on er the rail road will be built, the Americans? expressed day of March 1890, it being Ready-made Clothing. goods, which they will send to your door in exchance for wool. the first Monday in said the same subject. TheSouth then the timber will pay. himself as beingpleased, hut, month, to the highest bidder, They also keen a fullline'of their has the advantage on the As we came up the river on continued he, "They are talk­ goods on hand at Southerlands, race question, we are willing our way home, we met with ing themselves to death. for cash, L. L Greene's in­ Come and examine for yourself. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the terest in the following de­ a nnmber of men locating a to let them stay with us and They will talk all day, with­ scribed tracts of land, to wit: We can suit you in any style, size hi ah est price for wool. do the best we can, or they church site for a new church out cessation, and would like One town lot in Boone known or color. N othiug but first-cl ass goods handled in this line, and can go and do the best they at Antiock. To see 25 men to compel you to listen to as the J. J. Horton lot. An­ satisfaction guaranteed. with rations, axes and tools, other tract of land adjoining We have can. voluntarely meeting to locate them at night." While 1 be­ the lands of J. F. Spainliour the lowest bought our, goods in markets. We have The Republican majority and build a church house, re­ lieve this to be exaggerated, and others known as the such goods as the people want, Trade-Marks sli Pat­ in. Congress with their speak­ minds you, forcibly, that yet I think no place can beat Gragg place. Levied on by ma need and will have- We sell for Caveats, and conducted for obtained, and-FEES. ent business MODERATE OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . Q . PATENT OFFICE er Tom Reed, are running the qhurch will be built. L. them. Talk we must and on the 27th day of Jan.1890 cash, therefore will not be and we can seenro patent in less time than those remote from Washlngtoh. to satisfy said execution and things their own way, and W. f'arthing Esq. will give talk we will, and we daily say ^Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ cost of sale. This tion. Wc advise, if patentable or not. free of have disgusted all off of his lower bottom, things that when casting up 1890. J. L. HAYES,Jan. 27, charge. Our fee not duo till patent is secured. 8HFF. A PAMPHLCT, " H O W to Obtain Patents," with fair minded men with their ground on which to build. A accounts at night, we would names of actual clients in your Stale, county, or town, sent free. Address, W. J. HUNSUCKER BROS. arbitrary power. Under the nice location, a good spring, be glad had never been ut­ C. A. SNOW & CO, speakership of Blaine, Ran­ a large congregation and tered. But alas! they are OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C . Brick Layers and Plasterers dall, Carlisle and infact ever with all a largp ^membership gone, and no earthly power Call and price our goods before since Congress has been es­ of near two hfindred, demand can ever recall them. are prepared to do all work buying elsewhere. tablished the minority in large, comodious house, "Thoughts unexpressed may in their line on short notice. Congress have had proper We hope the good people often fall back dead, But God ALL work guaranteed and T. A. Critcher - Bamboo, N. C. recogination and could al­ will build a house that will Himself can't kill them when Prices reasonable. For pri­ HEADQUARTERS ces etc., address us at Conways be heard. Not so now. be satisfactory to the church they're said." fi^Watch this column next for cheap goods, boots, shoes over, N. C. Nov. 7t,h, ly. Speaker Reed snubs the mi­ and splendid neighborhood. How careful then we should weeK for a more complete list especially men's Brogan shoe, The church house will be lo­ be of what we say! A thought FEED! FEED! nority, so much so that the cated on the left bank of the $1, ladies Polka 85cts. men's o of our bargains. tap sole boots from $2 to §3 country is speaking out in beautiful Watauga, wishing less, angry, hasty word, and r e wish to announce to W Coffee 22%cts.. These prices condemnation. Many of the the brethren good success, we the brightness of noonday is the drovers in Western N. C., are strictly cash. I will give Respectfully, better elements of the republi­ passed on to' ur old friend changed into the inky dark­ that we are now prepared to a premium Portrait of . cans are severe on the auto­ N. N. where we took dinner. ness of Erebus. Guard well feed your stock at our sta­ GEORGE WASHINGTON crat speaker. TheDemocrat Our old -friend had lots of the tongue, for it is more bles, or sell you feed as low Price 50. cts. To every per good words to say about the members are pouring hot DEMOCRAT which pleased us. dangerous than the execu­ as can be bought elswhere. Jones & Vance. son that trades $2 in cash at Give us a call. Resp. shfct into the speaker. They He will write- more for the tion knives of the sa vage Af­ one time for the next thirty MCNEILY BROS. July 18, '89 ly. days. Nov. 1st. l<98fi. rican B'algola tribe for they MOORS VILE, N. C. t f. read speeches of Reed made DEMOCRAT. lv n wapaA DEMOCRATIC per devoted to the inter s('« of County, State and Nation. fiublished every Thursday at Boone, Watauga County, N.O. Elk Park, North Carolina Made Clothing SPOT CASH. DRY GOODS Christmas Goods G. 0. TAYLOR Valle Gruels N c Must Com ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK wrni. tho POST Undersold. LOOK OTJT A. W �CRSJC'UI' JBSMSSSCW —a— mmmma ~it'rr~i TT• ption Hates .. . • m+sm.' - r-~ sllg OA D LA W as t here are a It k hi nyVm, X u 1' good physicians "AUGA DEMOCRAT. W Ch For tin Democrat L Needed. that section, but $1.00 possibly at Trade Tcnn., or W r hai b e a u t i f u l veatner;; Still On Hand With a r ...... tilths 35 Big Laurel in Johnson Co. It seems that we havechang-; Edi tor Democrat'. Tenn., or in the fllobe, Cald­ ed places with Florida this Some time ago I expressed | GREAT REDUCTIONS. EIM'IAANG MAT EX Nice line of well Co. We wish the Dr. year. ja desire to see the general | .'week........ -75 The singing of sweet birds, load law repealed. I will j mouth.... 1.75 much success 3.00 —Men wanting mineral and the putting forth of buds now attempt to give some of 0 « 5.00 and leaves and the warm sun my reasons for such a posi­ 1 year 7.00 timber lands are in Ashe shine makes everything as tion. I column 1 week 0.00 county looking for such prop In order to make room for First: Its enforcement 1 month 13.50 erty. We can show them plen fulljof life as though it were 3 " 25.00 ty of such property in Wa­ really summer indeed. would be unequal and unjust, Consisting, in part, of Boots, our SPRING STOCK , we will 6 " 37.50 Who could not be happy because it requires the same, close out our Winter goods Shoes, 1 year 50.00 tauga if they fail in \she. seeing every thing so full of and in many cases greater Dress Goods, at greatly reduced prices. •Entered at the Postoffieeat —T. J. Coffey has done well life? Notions, • in the South with his stock. Spring, in all its beauty service of the poor man, who loone. N. C., as second-class never uses a road, as it does Hardware, I ail matter. . , Another car load was shipped and grandeur represents of the largest property-hold­ Tinware, to him jrom Caldwell county birth. Summer, with its pic­ Groceries, this week. J. F. Hardin has turesque robe of flowers—the er in the county. The man LOCAL NEWS. sold his lot of stock also, and prime of life. Autumn, when who is compelled to use the Coffees, [-Drummers by the score. of course he has done well. it has thrown off its beautiful public roads almost daily Sugars, with his teams, does so very Tea, -For the best coffee and —The Co. Supt. asks to re­ garment—the decline of life; often p*t the expense of the In heavy Shoes, Rice, [* in. Boone, call on Bryan. quest those committees who and Winter represents old poor fellow who transports Boots, Cigars, * all of his products on his Hats, •Frank IFike is reported bought school charts to call age and dfeath. Cigarettes, etc. at his house, and get their What a good time to hold shouMer along some moun­ tter from hi.) severe illness. Shawls charts at their earliest con­ protracted meetings. The tain path. and Overcoats. A big out on over-coats venience as he N will not be writer thinks so because' we Second rlts enforcement re­ [Bryans. held responsible for any dam­ have had one among the best quires too much time and la­ Don't fail Drugs & Medicines i-An honest man pays hfs ages. meetings ever held at Cove bor, and imposes too great a to see us before buying. its.—Mountain Post. Creek Baptist Church. responsibility on those in —The prize for the best ar­ We still keep our -Friends, why do you not ticle descriptive of a county, It began Saturday before charge of the roads, without in good variety. Also take Id us the news of your in North Carolina, was a- the 3rd. Sunday in January, compensation. An unpaid all kinds of ENTIRE STOCK continuing ten days with service is a very poor service, jghborhood ? warded to, Jas. P. Cook Esq. great results. The meeting Third : It is never enforced, tJesse Stansbur.y died of Cabarrus county, for the in all was conducted by brethren a nd any law whose every pro n influeza the 30th. of article published in the Stand­ J. J. L. Sherwood and Har- vision is so utterly 7 disregard­ He lived in Poga. ard 'Cabarrus county. —ANDDEPARTMENTS ison Farthing. Part of the ed, is worse than no law. The \Ve hear that J. D. Bry- —Mr. T. H. Taylor has first week they preached present condition of our lead up to the demands of our tas struck it rich in his now embarked as a horse tra mostly to the church mem­ ing roads is sufficient proof of ir mine. customers and Guarantee der. He left for S. C. this bers stirring them to duty. this assertion. It has been rThe talk now is that we week with his first drove. Of Go work in the vineyard of urged by several in support prices as low as any-body. rd was the command. of ttLg present law, that the to have those much coure Hard will succeed. As d country produce in ex- Thanking our Patrons for Bro. Sherwood said, "It gen­ only trouble w 7 as, that those ^hahge for goods. Gent's ?ded side-walks soon. Won- he rarely ever fails to m their liberal Trade, we are a success of what he under­ erally 'takes one week for the in authority did not do their furnishing goods, such as, if we will. chureh member to tell the duty, ahd that the law is a^t dress shirts, (both laundried -Mrs. Bettie Williams, of takes. Very Respectfully 3k Park is visiting her —Gray, the man w slip- Lpj*d TT(7w~lne^q they had right if properly enforced and unlaundried.) -Collars, een." \ Well, lei's see how that is. Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ uother, Mrs. Mary Councill ped the jailor thi oth( H. C. MARTIN, & Co. The preachers may preach Last spring-term of Pur most any thing-needed injhat a Boone. morning so siirudfely, Avas till they wear therpselves out Court here were about half line. -Lenoir & Co. are coining found in Caldwell/ Co/ and and if the members don't a dq en bills sent to' the D'd'ohe with goods, ..they brought back and is now oc­ work there will not be much gran jury against overseers A. P. SMITH,. Ijpceupy the J.J. Horton cupying cell No. l.Tjrie jailor accomplished. . .. in di erent parts of the con nis strongly of the / opinion Successor* To i*. unlawful that he will remain there And so the chureh through ty fjippi roads." The Smith & Miller, W. Boyden was in from this time on until he is the earnestness of the min­ wit/iesses in nearly every isters went to work and by ca^e, were member^ of the Pi this week with a large released by law. HALE, N.C. Friday of the first week Bro. different boards of supervi­ Read y^iade Clothing from 8 sample clothing. Steve' To the people of Watauga. to 2jr dollars per suit. We |vs sells and is ai good ' —A gracious revival was in Sherwood baptised 19 in the sors. Men who wJr& sworn handle only first class goods, I am situated at the Ford of Elk progress last week at South ream of Cove Qree^./Did to look after, and j report all mess man. Mitchell county, with a full line Fork church, Elk X Roads. e good work stop ? No! such eases. EveryMsingle bill and will guarantee prices as of General Merchandise, such .as. -The la grippe has downed low a8 any other merchant The pastor Mr. Thomas, left' Now it being jSunday was endorsed "Not a true who handles the same grade Dry Goods, Tome of the best citizens of on Wednesday evening, ajafi took up a collection for Groceries, bill," and we tax-payers paid Caldwell county, among up to that time a number Harison Farthing amount­ the cost. These are not-the of goods. Queen sware, •vhomareold uncle Nelson had professed religion, and 8 ing to $16.62. Thisisapart only cases where this law has Glassware, Powell and Job Moore. Hardware, had united with the church. of the christians work—giv­ proven a failure. It has even —Our circulation is grow- Revs. Carroll and Johnson ing. Candies, ng nicely, but we have room were left in charge of the The second week the inter­ reached that point that the and Patent Medicines. supervisors fail to meet or When you are on your way to or more names. Send in .your meeting. est of the meeting continued require overseers to report. lollar before our books are —The II. S. mail from Elk and on Sunday Bro. Sher­ And overseers have got to Goods at.almost your own tiled. Park to Boone, arrived here wood again buried 12 more using dry lea ves w i th w h ich price. I run in connection -—Messrs. Moore & McLen- some nights ago, with the Mith Christ in baptism, and to fill up mud holes. It can Give me a call, as I am able to with my other business, a duplicate any bills sold there. en will open up a first class bags unlocked and the lock as they came straightway up be shown by* reliable witness­ My goods are bought for CASH tore at Blowing Rock tin's goi)< The P. M. at the .next* out of the water clapping es, that there are leading, and I sell for the same. their hands and rejoicing in first class roads in this coun­ eek. They have our best office failed to fasten them, . Hoping to satisfy you in goods ishes, for we consider them and the lock was found in his a crucified and risen Savior, ty, that have not been work­ prices etc. I am Ilespecfully, s very honorable gentlemen. office. The consequences Bro. Sherwood said, "I could ed out in five years. The So­ A. P. SMITH. Rev. Mr. Canon, the pre- were our mail failed to get baptize a thousand." licitor and grand-jurors have Feb. 6. Gmo. There were 8 joined who been informed of these things, ding Elder, of the M E out until the next day. A were not baptized, making in yet nothing has been done. lurch for this Dist., passed little more care please. J. H. Grayson A. G. Grayson all 34 accessions to the This looks like enforcing the lrpugh town Sunday on his Calton Coffey and Mr. church. It is true they were ay to Bethel Church, where law, now don't it? It has Shell, the proprietors of a not all quite grown, but e is now holding a protracnever been enforced, and nev­ which we think is equal to steam saw mill on Middle kind reader a minnow isid meeting. er \y ill be, for the reasons sta­ afiy i-atlie county, and we TRADE, TENN. Fork, one day last week, had much sweeter than a whale. —Louncill Harman,of Lau- a fist-a-cuff fight, hut no seri­ The Cove Creek Church re­ ted above. That it is unjust' ~guhrqintee our prices as low —And— ?1 Creek, died last Monday. ous damage was done as the turns their heartfelt thanks and allows no compensation as aiiy./jn the to those upon whom it impo­ Le was near 85 years old parties were soon seperated. to the Methodist for their help SWEETW'TR, N. C. nd was the father of 19ohil- The falling out was. over in the meeting. I believe ses such grave responsibili­ Dealers in general merchan ren. 16 of them are now some lumber. Men should that when the grand field is ties. In another article I will dise and country produce. open that all christians endeavor to show the advan­ ving. live peaeably, and settle all ought to work together for tages of a paid service for We wish to say to the pub­ —Mr. S. F. Lenoir and fam their difficulties without the salvation of lost souls. lic that our stock is full and keeing up roads. ily arrived here from John­ physical force. We live in a There will be no parting in .Also furnish transportation to complete at both points, and J. E. FINLEY. son city, .yesterday- They civilized land, and fighting Heaven all christians will be panties wanting the same with a that we will duplicate any together. Sands, N. C. Feb. S. safe driver and with as good propose making their future belongs to the barbarians. bills sold near us. Ileiig on is good for all peo turnout us can be found in the tome amongst us, much to CHURCH NOTCE—The Sec­ pie. I would not.have" miss For the next he delight of their many ond Quarterly Meeting, for ed this meeting Jo r % of Ida ho Rock Bottom At Last. county. and % of Washington. May friends. Watauga Circuit, M. E. such a meeting visit us often J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. Step in and examine our —Rev. Perkins is holding a Church, South, will be held A. M. MAST. goods iu this line, and we are •acted meeting at the at Hopewell, March the 15th Keeps constantly on hand and P . LOISETTE'S Memory Sys­ sure to please you in presents dist church. As y T et the and 16th, 1890. Let the of­ temROFcreating greater interest will sell a,t7 bottom prices for cash ficials of said circuit take no­ thanisever in all parts of theecun or country produce, Boots, Shoes We will make special prices, for for boys, girls, sweet hearts, ance is small, butisinHats. Caps. A special line of cash, on all goods. Returning mother or sister. Give us a g in interest andnum- tice and attend. At the first try, and persons wishing to im­ LADIES HATS. our thanks for past patronage call and be convinced. ve hope much good will Quarterly Meeting' some prove their memory should send we will, as heretofore, still con­ Hardware, Groceries. churches had no report. Do for his prospectus free as adver­ omplished in our midst. tised in another column. tinue to furnish you good goods Thanking our Patrons J. H. Church of Elk X not let your church show up Physicians prescibe Dr. J." H. READY MADE CLOTHING A and at as low prices as can be SPECIALTY. that way any more. Come! McLean,s tar wine ping balm, for past favors and seliciting ound. Truly yours, is hojue fresh and a continuation of the same,. and make reports. No shoddy goods. In short, ni it they find no trace of opium 'gh honors from the We are Resp. or morphia, while its efficacy7 in a full line of every thing kept in a Yours in Christ, >nore Medical College. curing all throat or lung diseas­ first-class Country store can be W. L. Bryan. Grayson Bros. J. A. L. Perkins, P. C. es is. wonderful. found here. Give hirr^a.Calh 11 not remain at Elk, General Merchandise, x some special bargains ROOTS HERBS, JUSTIN • ; For Gash, You Can Have ELK - • • • PARK, Hotel and Feed STABLE, Grayson Bros, COUNTY. 60 "DAYS cHEisnas, �!- i. W tf lUv v'A U v< V V*. A). 3J. Dougherty, Editor. It C. Rivers, Pnhlislier. Thursday, .*>6. 15, 2500. Dr. G. G. McCoy, of Marion was found dead in his bed Wednesday morning of last week. William Well man, living near Shelby, has lvad born to him 20 children, 11 sons and 6 daughters, in 24 years. Senator Zeb. Vance, of N. C. is oue of the most level headed members of the Uuited States Senate.—Memphis Co numerical. A negro from near Raleigh who had been to Mississippi, turned up at his old home the other day with a bullet in his shoulder. He said he had "talked back" at his overseer down there. Boodle Wanamaker is tim­ id. He says he wouht .be afraid to come to the South. Why, John, you can come and unless you "advertise" yourself, no one will know or care whether you are here or no. You can travel any­ where in the South and no harm awaits you. Unless you are afraid of your con­ science, you need be afraid of no one else.—Messenger. INSTANTLY KILLED. News reached here this morning of a terrible and fatal accident, which happen­ ed on Saturday last, in which a young man of Chath am county was instantly killed. On the day named there was a chopping frolic at J. W. Wagoneis, on the plantation of W. 0. Cole, in Williams township in Chath­ am county. While the chop­ ping fun was going on, a tree fell upon W. J. Sparrow, breaking his neck and kill­ ing him instantly. He was a single man, about 26years of age, aworthy member of Lyston Baptist church, and was highly esteemed for his industry and Christain char­ acter.—Durham Sun. Far better than the harsh 'treatment of medicines which horribly gripe the patient and destroy the coating of the stom­ ach. Dr. J. McLean's Chills and Fever Cure, by mild yet effective action, will cure. Sold at fifty cents a bottle. A Correct Statement of the Case. The black man will occupy just such a position a# he can carve out for himself. If he is a skilled laborer, he will get just as good pay as if he were white. If he is a pro­ fessional man, he may get some business among his his own race, but it is doubt­ ful if he can get enough to support him. Negcoes pre­ fer to employ white men. They have no confidence in the professional knowledge or skill of their own people. As merchants, truckers, market men, etc., they can p ropi per an d co m m an d the pa tvonage of the white people. A good bank account, the ownership of property and ha bits of temperance and eoonoiny, will command the re sped of the white people and never causes envy. But, when it comes to con­ st ?ring the political rights, of the negro, the southern white man will never fail to have a conscience elastic enougli to beat the blackmail • •V i:g effect of his vote, if he casts a Repub­ lican" ticket. Congress can­ not change the situation—it cannot be done without amending-the constitution .of the United States—and even then itf would only result in Rig the two races in a fiercely hostile attitude to­ wards each other. Mr. Seward's "irrepressible conflict" differed in toto from the proposition, or even the likelihood, of the negro obtaining political control in the southern States. Twenty-five years close ob­ servation, and an active po­ litical life during that time battling for the success of the Republican party, convinces us that the negro can live in peace at the South, he can enjoy the fruits of his labor, he can testify in the courts, he can enjoy religious free­ dom, he can command fair compensation for bis services on an equal footing with the white man, according to his merits, he can accumulate and enjoy property, and the avenues of trade and indus­ trial enterprises are as free and open to him as to the most imperious and intoler­ ant and native southern man. All these privileges the negro can enjoy in the South. He can also have all the advantages of education. But, the negro will never be able to get political control in the South, and thechances are against him for even a seat in the jury box. The proposition to export the negroes to Africa or any other foreign country is un­ natural and absurd. They are as much a part of the Southlands as the trees that grow and her rivers that make their way to the sea. The white people prefer them as laborers and servants and do not want them to go away. * * * The exodus is not caused by political unrest. Want of something better in a worldly way is the great motive power pushing these people away from the homes of their childhood—from all their early associations The negro politicians give other reasons, but they do not properly represent the views of the great body of the la­ boring colored people. If the Northern statesmen, who deal with the problem theoretically, and the south­ ern statesman, who handle it for all it is worth, with a view of having the white peo­ ple keep them in office, will let the negro question alone, it will settle itself in due time. The white people of the South would think very little about it if the great men in Con­ gress would drop their in­ temperate speeches on this question.— North State (Rep) If you suffer pricking paius on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find vonr sight weak and lailfng, you should promptly use m* J H McLean's Strengthening eye salve twentyfiive cents a box. NOTICE. I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on the 13th day of February, 1890, in the town of Boone, Watauga county, N. C., the following described property, viz: About 50 gallons of apple brandy and corn whiskey, one clay bank horse, six years old, one bay mule, four years old, one two-horse wagon, etc., the same being seized from lb. C. Bishop on the 19th day of December, 1889, by J. G. Hardin, I). C, J. B. EAVES, Col'r 5th Diet. N. C. This, Jan. 30,1890. J. B. HOPKINS, W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R. ATTORNEY AT LA V. July4th891y. W. C. NEWLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW, June 27. 88 ly. Lenoir, N.C. SCOTT A ERVIN, GAP CREEK, N. C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GROCERIES, Lenoir, N. C. BOOTS T. B. FINLEY, Wilkesboro, North Carolina. For Cash or Produce E.F. LOYILL DIt. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C July 4. 89. W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office on King Street north of Post Office. June 12 88. ly. F.MORPHEW, SHOES &€., &c. ATTORNEY - AT-LAW, Boone N. C. July 4th, '50—1 y G. G. EAVES. M. DQU< 7he public respectfully GENERAL MERCHANDISE to examineisour complete DRY GOODS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, J. DOUGHERTY BRA DEALER IN Boone, N. C E. II. DOUGHERTY. invited line of Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds i of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs | of the very best quality, Fine dress goods, such as: lienretta cloth, also fine silks, which will be sold at the lowest price ever bought at in Watauga County. HEADY MADE CLOTH ING A SPECIALTY. At Remarkably Low Prices! We have an immense stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confec­ Goods First Class. tioneries, And a nice line of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an euormous stock of Hardware, con­ JEWELER. sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, & etc., & etc. Watches repaired and all kinds of work in this line exe. All the above will be sold cheap. cuted promptly. We buy livestock, Horses,Mules, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO. us. We will do you right. Western N. C. Divission. Asheville, N.C. June 27 *89 E.H.Dougherty Brother, PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE to take effect June 24. '88. Mast, N. C. STATIONS. read west Bound. down NO O0| NO 52. Boston LV. i p m. 830 am A TTORNEYS -AT-L AW ', New York 1215 ni. 4 30 p m Philadelphia 7 20 am 0 57 p m And Baltimore 94 a m 19 42 p m REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Washington 1124" 111 00" MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. Lynchburg 5 50 pm[510 am " 850 nanville 1805 Office on Main Street over Drug Co's Richmond " 310 " 12 30 Store. July 18 89. 1 y. lieidsville " 941 " I 50 Wilmington " 900a m E. SPENCER BLACKBURN Morehead "537am Attorney at Law. Goldsboro ' 240 pm 810 a m " 5 00 " 145 p m ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. Raleigh Durham 604 312 " Practices in the Courts of Greensboro " 1045 " 950 a m the 10th. Judicial District, Salisbury AT 1221 night 1118 ' and the Federal Courts at salisburyLv 12 45 1 c | n 25 < This space is reserved for Statesville. statesville Ar 1 51 am 1212 noon WILL W. HOLSCLA W. Collection of claims a spe­ Newton " 253 " 12 55 pm Hickory " 3 20 " 114 pm cialty. All comunications dirreeted conley spring 343 " 1 29 p m 412 to Boone or Elk Park will re­ Morganton Ar 507 " 2 10 p m Marion " 249 p m ceive prompt attention. Bound Knob " 6 05 " 3 27 p m Black Mt. " 646 " 400 p m Asheville " 7 2« " 431 p in Hot springs " 9 15 " 6 10 . p m Morris tow n " 11 10" 7 30 ]) m Knoxviile "1245" 8 50 p in CRESTON N. C. Louisville " Cincinnati " v' i\ 7\ Chicago " st. Lewis Chattanooga " 5 20 pm Nashville " 12 00 night Memphis " 6 7 0 a m . no. 18 WE HAVE I have on hand vehicles of Asheville LV 8 25 a m our own make, and more in waynesville Ar 1053 am Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts process of manufacture. All Charleston " 3 05 p m All kiuds of dress gooos at. correspondingly low ^figure" 5 48 p m for sale at very close pi ices— jarretts read East nound Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. 1 quality considered. Repair­ up NO 51 | NO 53 hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, he ing and jobs made to order a Boston Ar 3 00 p m | 9 00 pm plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc & specia 1i t.y. Res pec tf n1ly, 6 0a m | 1 4 0 Thomas J. Lillard, New York Philadelphia " 3 00 a m | 102< apm Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in end] Surviving Partner, Baltimore " 9 20 pm | 825 a m variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. tf.—May 3rd. Washington " 7 3s p m | 7 on m ROCERIE& ROCEIIL E TFLROCERIEY Lynchburg " 1240 noon j 1240 TAKE THE Danville " 947am 11200 p ROCERIE^ ROGER IE ? ^ ROGER IE^? Richmond " 3 30 p m • 5 (to a in Reidsville " 9 02 a m | 941 p ni Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory pricey Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime'eo^ Wilmington 740 -GOINGAlways on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bra's leather at f.Morehead "11 00 pm Goldsboro " 410 p m j 1145 am tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin Raleigh _ TO p 111 6 55 a m ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot Emigrants going to any of the Durham "12 35 p m 4 30 am ATERSON cACTORV ACTORY ATERSON e i r n^/\x\ I Western States or Territories Greensboro " 8oo a m 8 40 p m ACTOR1 ATERSON ATERSON ACTOR Salisbury LV 6 27 a m 7 15 p m will save time and money going saulisbury AT 4 3 7 a m 6 38 p m Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or via. Chicago and Alton route. statesville LV 3 30am It is the quickest route to 56 pm cash. Don't be afraid to trade with ns if you owe us, for Newton " 2 20 am 5 12 p m v KANSAS CITY, DENVER, H i c k o r y " 1 5 6 a m 4 53 j) m we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sa a' PUEBLO, c o n n l l v s p r i n g 1 3 0 a m 437p m bottom ^prices at J. B. Phillips;& So Morganton " 1 Sugar Groye N. C. And all points in Idaho, Wash Marion "12 01 01 am 4 l4 }) m night 3 36 ]> m ington, Oregon, Utah B o u n d K n o b " 1 1 1 0 p m 2 35 p m and California. B l a c k M t , " ) 0 3 4 p m 20 0 j) m SEWING MACHINES Finest and Best Equipped A s h e v i l l e " 9 5 5 p m II 25 p ni Hot springs " 8 50 p m I 40 am Road in the West. -ANDMorristown "430 pm 8 35 a in Only line running Solid Vesti- K n o x v i i l e " 3 0 5 p m 7 15 a m buled trains between St. Louis Louisville ORGANS 8 05 p m and Kansas City. 3 15 p ni Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ Cincinnati Chicago 8 15 a m This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ ist Sleepers free of extra charge. ing Machine with full set of at­ I will meet parties at any rail­ St. Louis 7 20 a m tachments and road station with through tickets and baggage cheeks. For full information, maps and THE FACTORY, descriptive pamphlets of the for EIGHTEEN DOLL A its cash. West write to or call on 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines B. A. NEW LAND, Traveling Passenger Agt., 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., any house in Knoxviile. 20 years experience in t Chicago, 111. Morphew & Eaves, LOOKOUT, STRUCK BOTTOM 1! S West and Northwest. five years guarantee from Organs for less Gash than Sick headache, wind on the stomach, biliousness nausea, are promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. J. II McLean's Little Liver and Kinney Billets, twenty five cts. a vial. ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Ne< parts for all Leading Machines. NOV HOWIE 5 EW -=^00. 28 UNIONSQUARE.NY. ST.LOUIS.MO: DAUAS.TEX. Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek Ashe county, N. C. ^•1 S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVI Tennessee. _____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 32 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/a0d2ccf0b5689ec5d184d2bfed15f5f2.pdf 1b81079ac44f24004c5a2e0da09ec60e PDF Text Text lot IflK ,py s yea. G mo A<r v ' 1inch VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1890. NO. 33. WASHINGTON LETTER. ate Committee on Foreign books and newspapers and THE MONTANA IMBROGLIO. that "there was a man in his! Cleveland and Harrison as Civil Serrice Reformers. affairs, because a resulution knowledge which the young congregation who was so From our Regular Correspondent. of his was voted down in ex men of-to-day can command P ml, Minn. Feb. 10.—A mean and unfaithful to his ecutive session, while Sena over those which their fath- Pioneer-Press special from wife that it was a wonder On civil service reform the For the Democrat : practical record of neither tor Sherman,chairman of the ers ever dreamed of. Helena, Montana says: SenEx-Speakers Carlisle and committee, chuckles and This train of thought Has ator Becker, a DemocraticI God did not rain down fire party is immaculate. Both Randall have ably presented says.' "let him go." On the I been suggested from the feet' Gh^ehtee arrested at Miles' and brimstone on bis head parties have made public 1 their case in the minority re­ House side there are oceans that a young man of my ac- City on Friday, was brought and consume him." professions of adhesion to 111 port on the code of Rules, of trouble. Speaker Reed is j quaintance has voluntarily into Helena on a special The preacher pointed his the principles of this reform, finger towards Thomas Cole­ which Mr. Carlisle by his par­ hopping mad because the Re­ given up other employment, I H'ain Saturday night by man, who occupied a seat and both have fallen short liamentary adroitness, com­ publican caucus amended his and retired to some 80 aqpes j Sheriff Parker. When Boze- near the pulpit, and as he of their professions under the pelled the republican majori­ code of Rules by adding a of land, which he proposes to man was reached the Demo- did so that individual jump­ temptations of power. Mr. ty of the House committee Cleveland's administration, clause making pension legis cultivate in true style, andferats had Parker arrested on Rules to report much lation privileged at all times avail himself of this market, [fP 1 ' kidnapping on a warrant ed to his feet to enquire if in its later months, lapsed the parson meant to be per­ nc sooner than they had intendand he has intimated to Mr. which, in time, will deim Justice of thei sonal in his remarks. No painfully from the resolute cd. It says of the clause in Carhsk*through a third par­ d .not feel sooner was Coleman on his faithfulness with which itbethe produce of many in be the proposed Rules, authori­ ty that if a, Democrat will gent, prosperous farmers, f The warrant feet than a half a dozen dea­ gan. But at its worst es­ zing the Speaker to count move to strike out this.clause who served it, cons were up demanding that tate, his administration was Noah P. Webb, was bora ing members not voting to enough Republicans would at in Caldwell county, some si}, was accompanied by a crowd he sit down. Everything was ike the driven sn :.w in commake a quorum. "This is vote with him to do so. aarision with the shameful of Bozeman men, who would the most radical, and in our The hearings in the Ohio miles from Linvlile. Years probably have taken the in an uproar and during the corruption with which the ago it seemed, to me that confusion Edward Clawson del opinion, the most dangerous ballot-box lorgeries still go he thought there was noths prisoner away had he resist­ cried out to Coleman that )ost-office "patronage" has innovation proposed by the merrily on, but it is expected ling-g 00 d enough for hiu ed. He went to court and "Yes, he meant you and you been handled by these two sen majority. If agreed to, the that this week will end them. here in his native neighbor­ easily gave bonds for his ap­ k^ow it." Then there were eminent Presbyterian elders, nei personal rights of the citi­ W h atever t h ecom m i ttee n I ay Mr. Harrison and Mr. Wanpearance next week. A spec­ zens. protected heretofore by do, the impartial public lias hood and was longingly look­ ial train was then made up cries of "put him out" and amaker, from the moment ing toward the Great West. several grabbed hold of him. wit laws enacted by the votes of convicted Foraker and Hals- The Linville Improvment and brought Parker and Coleman resisted bitterly, they gripped the reins. Cu­ j an a majority may he impaired tead of trying to destroy a rious, isn't it, that "the Becker to Helena. by the votes of a fraction of man's good name with a pa­ Company was organized and Becker was brought into and seizing a stick of stove- party of the saloon-keepers ~ the members of Congress. In per which they knew to be began surveys of their pur­ the Senate, which was in sess­ wood lying near the stove he and ballot-box stuffers" chases. Noah engaged with began to wield it hard and a .l? 1 the same way enormous sums should have given us, in this the company, saved his mon­ ion, and /he question wheth­ fast, knocking four men to 81 v of money may be appropria- forged. Belief that the new Rules ey, and, a year ago last fall er or not he should be fined the floor and fatally wound­ respect,, a comparatively — ted from the public treasury are to be adopted by the honest administration; while for contempt was taken un­ are for unconstitutional and House has brought a swarm went to Kansas. He wan­ der consideration by the com­ ing Jerry Ferguson. One "the party of the elders and enraged net improper purposes. Any of lobbyists ol all descrip­ dered over that State, ob­ mit tee on privileges and elec­ man' becoming tained many new ideas, and wrenched the club from (Nile- deacons," in defiance of its de rule or practice which ena­ formal pledges and of the tions. The presence of Beck­ tions to Washington in the bles the Speaker or the clerk hope of getting part of the found that tlieie was more er makes a quorum and the man and dealt him a deadly solemn ostentations of # its to pass bills by counting mem spoils. This is the way the than the North Carolina Senate will probably sit all blow accross his head. He presidential candidate on ways of doing business, yet t hen walked out of the church hers present and not voting, matter strikes Represents-: be was not satisfied ; he can.' night and pass' laws, as it is and has not been seen since. the floor of the senate, should will inevitably result in de­ tive'Crisp, of Georgia, one of j back borne and again enter- expected other Democratic It is said that the riot lasted so have renewed the shame stroying theconfid nice of the thomost clear headed men in ed into the company's see­ absentees will be present on about six minutes, during of the worst days of the re­ people in the integrity of leg­ the House: "When you con- v i eo . ,\\ last, he has conehid- Monday to block the pro­ which the greatest confusion public? No punctiliousness to . islation. * * that, he cart do even feet- ceedings. imaginable prevailed. The in family prayers, not a life­ will The Rules were called up in S :der the proposition for ini1 t-er on his land and now pro(Later.) The Republican women screamed and ran time of labor in Sunday lions he House today and noth- mense expenditures of publicmoney that are being urged pose* to set tie down on the House and Senate were in out of the church, and there school, can undo or outdo —8\g; else is to be done until upon the Congress, and thatjold homestead of his. father sesMon until 2:3.0 o'clock was not one in sight when one hundredth part of the tow: hoy (>re disposed of. .lust I yesterday morning and pass- order was restored. A com­ demoralization that has been MiPse Rules"'imTktf "the way A grand, good decision lotAvlien that will be, cannot be clear for them, you do not NJW, let Mr. Webb study jed eight appropriation bills. plete list of the killed and wrought by this treachery to aJwatated yet. The Republicans ha ve to be a prophet to see public duty.—[L. W. Bacon his profession, learn what Becker took no part in the \vounded is as follows: bu'Wem inclined to try to rush that the money asked for by will command tlie most ready proceedings, but was count­ Killed—Tho in as Coleman in Forum. them through and have a fi­ Congress is apt to overbal­ sale and prove the most re­ ed present by the Lieut. Gov­ and Jerry Ferguson. nal vote taken not later than PRETTY MRS. MORRIS. anced that held at the Treas- in unerati vo and he will suc­ ernor, thus making a quo- Won n d ed—E d. Clawson, Wednesday, but this pro­ ruin. ury. ceed . John Peeby and Robert Ed­ gramme will be vigorously A special from Reidsvilleto The Democrats are taking Messrs. Black well & Weld, •Helena, Montana, Feb. 10. wards. resisted by the Democrats, the Atlanta Constitution da­ —Democratic State Senator the preliminary steps toward , ho have had a big contract who insist upon ample time a w i n n ing Co ngressi oil a 1 ca m w ted Jan. 28, says: As was Becker, who was brought being given for a full and free paign this year. Represent­ sawing lumber for the Lin­ here by the sheriff on Satur­ There are many accidents and well known, there was more ville I in p r o ve m en tCo t n pa n y, ac» discussion. T h ey h a v e t a k en ative Flower, of New York' diseases which effect Stock are pulling up stakes prepar­ day night, was spirited away cause serious inconvenience and at stake in the trial of MrsM this stand, not because they and has been elected temporary atory to the removal of their by Democrats last night on loss to the farmer in his work, Cora Morris, charged with expect to defeat the adoption t of the Rules, but that they chairman, and Representa­ saw-mill to Russell county, a special train. A dispatch which may be quickly remedied causing the death of her hus­ tive McRea, of Arkansas, Va., where they ha ve a con­ just received says he crossed by the use of nr. J. II. McLean's band by chloroform, just may have an oportunity, closed, than the mere convic­ secretary of tract which will keep them the Idaho-Montana line this volcanic oil Liniment d through the medium of temporary tion or acquittal of the pris­ the Congressional cam sawing for three years or morning. All of the Demo­ p speeches, to show up every Learn to be a man of your oner. There is the large es­ paign committee. Great cratic Senators are now out flaw in them, so that the pressure is being brought to more, and then there will be of the State and the Senate word. One of the most dis­ tate of Mr. Morris, bequeath­ thousands of lumber left for heartening of all things is to ed in his will to his wife, and country may place the re­ bear on Senator Gorman to is without a quorum. The others. be associated in an under­ a ten thousand dollar insur­ sponsibility where it belongs. accept the permanent chair­ And this reminds me of the question now raised is wheth­ taking with a person whose ance policy on his life, also The imperative need of more manship of this committee. er bills passed Saturday public buildings in Washing­ Bob Ingersol, who is here, vast forest still standing in can become laws. The Lieu­ promise is not to be depend­ payable to Mrs. Morris. The old Virginia, though she has ed upon—and there are plen­ ton has been much talked of endorses Sp aker Reed, but been settled longer than any tenant Governor is ordered ty of them in this wide world, acquittal of the prisoner, of in both ends of the Capitol, course, throws all this into then it must be remembered of the original states except to sign bills in the presenc of people whose promise is as her hands, whereas if she had since Senator Morril brought that Ingersoll, like Reed, North Carolina. And on the Senate. The bills are not slender a tieasa spider's web. out the fact that- $121,700 does not believe in a hereaf­ this fact I might indulge in yet signed. Legal advice will Let your given word be a been convicted, the will of her a year was being paid out ter. some reminiscences of an in­ be taken whether the signa­ hempen cord, a chain of husband would have been by the Government for rents *io The Presidential proclama­ teresting character, but I ture of the President of the wrought steel that will bear null and void. This is the this City, and owing to L Senate.must be affixed in the the heaviest sort of weight. home of Mrs. Morris, and it tion opening the Sioux Indi­ forbear. the overcrowded condition of an reservation to settlement, The other day I heard of presence of a quorum; if not, It will go far toward making is located in this thriving . the Government building the was issued to-day. the death of W. 8. Turbyffil, the appropriation bills willbe a man out of you. And a real town where is located most amount wascontinuously in­ Washington. Feb. 10. of the property mentioned in of Cane Creek, in this county. signed and sent to the Gov man is the noblest work of the will of Mr. Morris. It is creasing. The sentiment in God—not a lump of moist learned to-night that there Congress seems tobein favor REMINISCENCES, COGITATIONS He was A. 8. Church's saw­ TRAGEDY IN CHURCH. yer, and a most excellent putty, moulded and shaped of erecting the buildings nec­ AND NEWS ITEMS. workman and citizen he Charlotte, N. C. Febr. 5th. by the last influence met with will be yet more law suits oessary to carry on the busi­ proved to he. A month or A terrible tragedy occurred that was calculated to make ver the matter, and there is ness of the Government, and NUMBER VII. more ago he was taken sick, across the Virginia line, an impression; but a man, a more unrest in store for pret­ it is probable that early ac­ and growing worse instead about thirty miles from Spar­ forceful, energized, self-reli ty Mrs. Morris. The rela­ tion will be taken in the mat For the Democrat. of better was conveyed to his ta, N. C., last Sunday, ihe ant, and reliable character, tives of the dead man will ter. This is particularly nec­ I have been cogitating. home, where he lingered some particulars of which reached a positive quantity that can contest his will on the charge essary in the Government This country is in need of weeks and died. Mr. Church Charlotte to-night. The scene be calculated jipon.—[Stand­ of the infidelity of Mrs. Mor­ printing office, a ramshackle- good roads and good farm­ ris, and the overpersuasion speaks highly of him. of the tragedy was in a Bap- ard. prf$Ss°ld rat-trap which will ers. Thegeneration of young on her part, in inducing her Met! l e day fall down and kill men just now entering life Mr. George W. Julian has tist church, of which the Rev. husband to make its provis­ attencTal hundreds of its sar- as farmers, ought greatly to been Blackwell & Weld'ssaw- j Jasper M. Stooke is the pasions in her favor. The Mu­ Exposure to creash packed occupants if it is outdo their fathers, arid the yer here. He bought two tor. Sunday morning the ting wet, livingbad weather, get tual Benefit Life Insurance in damp locallots on Roanoke street, and j Rev. Jasder was preachingabers, replaced by a new build- generation now ripening for ties are favorable to the contrac Company, of Newark, N. J., ereeted a frame dwelling. He : i )OU t the "Sins of Men." He the grave. Superior farm- , is going to Virginia with his used some very strong lan- tion of" diseases of the kidneys announces that they will be ac . . . ,, and bladder. As a preventive he Republicans in Con- mg machinery is comatabl e | etli j, loyere; alld h a s 80 , d hi* jn ., )ictm . illK t h e un - and for the cure of all kidney will fight the case until judg­ fr :°"' by young farmers greatly in real estate to J. G. Loven., .. , . , and liver, trouble, use that valua­ ment day before they will Roads: 81 e , !l >» n S a h °ppy family justi ^odly and wayward men, and ble remedy. Dr. J. II. McLean's with 1 * excess of that which was to Hois from Heutons J. S. W. during the course of his re- liver and kidney balm. $1.00 pay over the ten thousand .SenatorEdmonds threa be obtained even twenty 'Penri. dollar policy. Balti i marks took occasion to say per bottle. to resign from the Sen- years ago. There are more Linville, Feb. 12. He iv 1 I Creek, �J. M. DOUGHERTY. The Olive is mentioned fre- who were elected. This was E. H. DOUGHERTY. quentlv in the Scriptures. Ii done that the majority might j t>. B. Dougherty, Editor. The men who had been using carries us in imagination, he increaced so as to make it C. Hirers, Publisher, these beds resisted, and to the scene of the deluge, legislation free arid for the re-j when an olive branch was publican majority. The A DEMOCRATIC family newspa-1: drove off Wfnslow and his brought into earth's solitary gro will now get his rightslie- 7he public is respectfully incited of per devoted to the interests of darkies. Both parties have County, State and Nation. Pub­ appealed to the Governor. habitation by a gentle dove.jcourse, and will beallowedto to examine our complete line of lished everv'Tliursday at Boone, te southern states, i ^LL ( l°. Qr\ S ' su , a s : ^ orateds states. ^L V J 7 °.° ( l s sueh Worsteds The men of Ocracoke resisted Near Jerusalem, is a garden vote in the j i , i Watauga Bounty, N.C. , • , r of all kinds, and qualities, Lmsevs arrest, but after the Govern­ of olive trees, known as the it is claimed by the re P 11 ^ " G f the very best quality, Fine a Thursday, Feb. 20, IS'JO. j or wrote them to go into the Garden of Gethsemane. The can bosses that the negro is dress goods, such as: Henretta trees are carefully guarded j deprived of his rights and is j cloth, also hue silks, which will be courts for the adjudication The Vi rgi n i a Sen a te ref u - of their grievance, and not and protected, as being the' not allowed to vote in many sold at the lowest price ever sea to allow women to prac­ resist the laws, theyhavecon ones under which our Lord places, and when he does vote j bought at in Watauga County. tice law in that State. eluded "to do so, and their "sweat as it wire great it is not counted. drops of blood"'. But it is The republican party now BEADY MADE CLOTH trial is now on hand. There is a report that the There was great danger of hardly probabe that they have the President, Senate, 3C. 11. R. Company threaten regular war and blood-shed are the same trees, as we have and a sufficient majority in I ING A SPECIALTY. to build a rail road from but the timely intervention read that all of the trees sur- j Congress. No obstruction Johnson City up Watauga, of the Governor prevented it. rounding Jerusalem, were now, everythinglovely. The river into our county. Th \y cqt down under the reign of Blair Bill will pass of course. We have ail immense stock of Dry certainly have our permiss­ Children will freely take Dr.J.H. Titus. The Internal Revenue on to- Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confec ; McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm ion. Go ahead friends. bacco, whiskey and brandy ' tionaries, And a nice line of Hats unlike cough syrup, it contains The founder of Rome was Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e no opium, will soothe and heal born in a forest of olives. will be abolished for ever I normous stock of Hardware, con New England manufacturers any disease ol the throaf or The aspeu more. Of course it will for sis ting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, are clamoring for Congress lungs quieker than any other primitive Jhe republicans have full pow- I tk etc., & etc. * to give them freeraw'materi- remedy. of the as r to do it and they are anx- J al- This is quite a 'wonderful TREES IN SONG AND One legem ten jovis to do it. A fellow would All the above will be soid cheap. We buy live stock, Horses, Mules, chan ge. Last N o vember they STORY. Christ walked the earth as a be crazy to say it won't be Cattle, and Sheep. Gome and see voted against free raw mate­ man, all the trees bowed be­ done under such favorable us. We will do you right. rial, by voting for Benjamin For the Democrat : fore Him, except the aspen. auspices. Lots' of free school Harrrison. There is always a peculiar It refused to bow its stately money, oceans of free whis­ E.H.Dougherty Brother, charm connected with the head, and consequently it key and tobacco, "a free The United States Supreme trees by which we are surroun Mast, N. C. Court has recently confirmed ded. We learn to love them was doomed to tremble al­ ballot and fair count" and the State Supreme Court, in as we do our friends. The ways. Another is that the everybody to draw a pension. the case of Cross and White, gifted General Morris felt cross on which Christ was Bully for us all and the col­ this ored brother too. the Raleigh bank thieves. So this when he penned the beau crucified was made of tree, 'for its stem was tali now the aforesaid gentlemen tiful lines : and high,' and for that reawill have to work 5 and 7 " Woodman, spare that tree! son, it was doomed to peryears on the public roads. Touch not a si a git bow! Mind wandering enred. Books learned in one reading. Testimonials from ali petual unrest. But be 1h is In youth it sheltered me, parts of the globe. Prospectus POST So mote it be. FREE, sent on application to Prof. And i'll protect it now." as it may, there is always A. Loisotie, 237 Fifth Ave. -- - • x/ New York. The Presbyterians in Con­ The trees, under the umbra­ something quaint and sweet NOTICE. vention have decided to geous boughs of which we connected with the legenda­ By virtue of an execution change their "ironclad" doc­ played when we were little ry. The yew tree and the wil issued Superior trine of decree*?, and adopt children, will be remembered low are emblems of sadness, Court from the office of Clerk's the idea that all men areeall- always, no difference where and remind us of the couplet Caldwell county, in favor of erPand have a chance of sal­ our lot in life may be cast, or by Gray: "Beneath those S. L. Patterson, administra­ vation. That infants do not how far we may wander from rugged elms, that yew trees tor for G. Westman, and aThis space is reserved for come under the decree but the home nest, the trees will shade, The rude fore-fathers gainst L. L. Greene, for the WILL IF. HOLSCLA IV. X. sum of $1,546.72, with inter­ are saved. This change was he indelibly painted on memo of the 1 i a mle t slop t.'' est and cost, I will expose to not unanimous about 40 of ry's page. How ardently the B o o n e , N . C . , F o b . I S . ' public sale, atthecourthouse the Convention opposed the wanderer from home, longs door, in Booge, on the 5tit Sweet. Water. N. C. day of "March 1890, it being change, ninety three voted for a rest under their brandi­ Feb 12. 1390. , he first Monday in said es, in the yard of the home for it * month, to the highest bidder, To the Democra t: of his childhood. As it is such fine ypyghe"'%ior casn, L. L Greene s inThe Baptist Female Uni­ The soldier boy dreams of ten-st in the following de­ versity will be located at Ral­ them in feverish slumber, and Wf feel like saying to the peo- scribed tracts of land, to wit: eigh. After much pains and is happy: lie hears the song pie through the columns of One town lot in Boone known »u ?.< a gent deal of investigation of the nierry birds, and the the DEMOCRAT, that all fears as the J. J. Horton lot. An­ for its location, Raleigh gets glad laugh of the rippling of starvation have vanished other tract of land adjoining the the University. Durham of­ brooklet, and imagines him­ from the minds of the people. and lands of J. F. Spain hour others known as the It is now almost spring, and fered 150,000 and a site, if self a boy again. Gragg place. Levied on by me the committee would locate We propose in this article corn is only worth from fpr- on the 27th day of Jan. 1890 it there. Oxford $30,000 and to reproduce some things ty to fifty cents per bushel, to satisfy said execution and LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! a site. Murphysboro, Greens­ that we have read about and wheat from eighty cents cost of sale. This Jan. 27, 1890. J. L. H AYES , S HFF . boro and other towns made trees, and give some excerpt to one dollar in Johnson, one Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12U to 22cts. liberal offers. Such proposi­ concerning these silent senti- of our sister counties. All kiuds of dress gooa 8 at correspondingly low figures. We have heard of some who A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. bur tions are commendable, as it nals. PER! claim, that the earth-quake shows a liberal spirit, and The poet says, "The-groves hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, of two years ago, caused the "The Pride of the North Caroli­ that the towns are wide a- were God's first temples." In plains, chisels, saws,hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc &et,e. na Press." wake on the subject of educa­ the primitive days, men met earth to slide farther south, Do you want to aid in building Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless and worshipped God, beneath and that is why this winter up a paper that shall reflect the variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. tion. greatest credit on North Caroli­ their delightful branches, has been so warm. ,EJ Strange that it didn't go na, no matter where it may be IROCEKIE We are now paying over and gathered there, in con­ GROCERIES seen ? Then patronize ROCERIE^? ROCER1E ROCERIE^ $80,000,000, for pensions, sultation to decide the desti­ go into affect sooner. The Wilmington Messenger, and several bills arenow pen­ ny of nations. Grand Cathe­ Mr Lemuel Wilson who has Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER ding before Congress to in­ drals were they! with their been in the west for some Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. Do you want a reliable paper crease this amount; which, "innumerable harmonies of time returned. We are glad giving you all the news of the Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fao if passed, would amount to splendor." Perhaps the most "to have him back in our com­ world—a Democratic newspaper tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ $115,000,000, for regular prominent among the trees, munity. We hope that our that equals the best- has the ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of and for pensions, and back pay T is pro is the oak, 'the king of the young men will give up the i- largest circulation, been haspart twenty-one years a HACTORV DATERSON FACTOR ATERSON posed amounting to $60,- forest.' By the ancients, this dea of going west, and go to and factorin thegrowtli and dev4 ATERSf )N 1 ACTOR ACTOR 1 ATERSON 000,000. There are strong tree was worshipped as the work to heli> develop our velopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for Yarn and Jeans at factpry prices, to exchange for wool or probabilities that these bills "The tree of life." Not mere­ own county. T H E W I L M I N G T O N M E S S E N G E R cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for "will become a law during the ly for its fruit, which furnish­ We aie making somegraiijj we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at Campaign Rartes: present session of Congress. ed food for the early tribes, improvements on our roads The "Daily Messenger," by bottom'prices at J. B. Phillips^ Son, If so, our country is ruined, and its branches which gave in this township. V\ ehave an mail, 4 months on trial, for Sugar Groye N. C. and more especialy the com­ shelter for the wandering No­ excellent overseer, Mr. G. P. $2.00 mon farmer and laborer who mad tribes, but prophecy Sherrill. The weekly "Transcript Mes­ will have to pay double for was ascribed to it, and the A protracted meeting is in senger," (the largest and SEWING MACHINES everything he buys. The tar­ oaks of Dodona, were the seat- progress at Forest Grove, best paper in the Sta te) 9 •ANDiff and revenues it seems will of one of theearliest oracles conducted by Rev's Sherwood months on trial for $1.00 never be lessened, but is con­ of Greece. We read in sacred and Farthing. We hope that Cash in advance. Both ORGANS papers stantly on the increase. The story, of the oaks of Mamre, It will result in great good. sheets. are large Eight-Page Send Postal Card money lords will soon occupy the oaks of Bashan, and Success to the DEMOCRAT. wi th the address of five per­ This handsome 4 Drawer toy­ LITTLE ZILL. sons and receive sample cop­ ing Machine with full set ol at­ the best parts of the whole of how the perfect, beautiful tachments and ies of THE MESSENGER country, and the balance will Absolum, hung suspended Congress is now fighting Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. five years guarantee from be "hewers of wood and draw from the boughs of an oak. THE FACTORY The Druids worshiped this over the adoption of the Are you restless at night, and ers of water." republicans harras'sed by a bad cough? Use for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. majestic tree, and it entered Rules. The H. McLean's Tar A party of men who live at largely into many of their su have at last reported rules (i)r. j Balm, it will secureWine 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines Lung you Ocracroke, N. C., have all perstitions. We have read for the government of Cong­ sound sleap, and effect a prompt their lives, and their fathers of many fine old oak trees, ress, over two months of time and radical enre. before them, used certain oys and of the conspicuous place has passed without any rules any house in Knox ville. 20 years experience in this busi­ ter beds as their own, and by they occupy in story and in to govern and theconsequenc There are many accidents and ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles and nothing* has Deen which tstocK and all Lending Machines. f selling oysters from these song, such as the Henham- is that nothing lias been |j diseases which, effect Stock anai 4> A V/rv; j WAVWJ J" I R beds, supported their fami­ hilloak, King Charles' oak, done but the introduction of JtY-1. n L/xV. V Xij lies. Lieut. Winslow, of the and the oak that served as a many bills, exeepc the seat w-bicli maybe quickly remedied i lL it • ^ ^ ^ vJT 1 J 3 TSIHIGSS -G Pamlico Oyster Company, felon's cell, and nearer home, ing republican contestants in by the use 'of nr. J. H. McLean's thepla.ee of the democrats volcanic pil Liniment I ^ recently invaded these beds of the famous charter oak. with party The Watauga Democrat, | go toawork at of negroes, to taking oysters. DOUGHERTY BROS. X Organs for less Cash than I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ASBINGTON LETTER. rate it is hardly possible, in THE SOUTH'S DEVELOP­ The money Edison makes the Democratic party, ANCIENT THEBES—Thebes, MENT. view of the poor showing by his hundreds of inventions "We got two out of every the ancient capital of upper our Kegulaf* Correspondent, made by the republican con­ is in manufacturing them. three of the young men, Egypt, "the hundred gated 1 testants that the majority There is no doubt of the The money made by the said Mr. Russel while talk city," in the province of the democrat: Ei rison has allowed will have the effrontery to re growth of the South in popu­ men who buy the raw pro­ ing politics with a number of same name, flourished in its Bo< be beguiled by the port in favor of seating lation and in wealth as a ducts of the South—its dot-' gentlemen at the Kimbal greatest might and glory ill mai •o- o! office-seek- them. The report will be whole. The productions of ton, wool, woods iron,etc., is. The colleges educate them the time Rameseesthe Great, 1890. will far surpass the in manufacturing them and our way. They think, ana fourteen centui ies before '^elieving that he made this week. Politics are to be shelved productions of 1N80. The selling them to the South at the thinking men are Demo Christ. It is the 'No' of Scrip­ a i be the candipopulation will be several ten, twenty or fifty times.crats. Our hardest forces to tures; the passage in Jei\, s party in 1892. this week in the House, and the Worlds Fair question millions more, and the pro­ more than they paid. | contend against are the oh xlvi., 25, rendered the multi­ ly becoming more disposed of. The committee ducts will be in proportion. I he North cannot afford to farmers, who live about a tude of 'No' should be trans­ —8 md accounts for has reported two bills, one We are all concerned in this molest, to persecute, to de­ generation behind the rest lated "Amnion ofNo'*, or the CHAT ningly queer apfor holding the fair at New matter. Men of enterprise, grade, to destroy the of the world. Thev are the seat or dwelling of the god jts. His idea is to York, Chjcago or St. Louis, capital and public spirit are South. It is its "goose ones who are bound with Amnion. Several places, howsr, >nly Harrison men, and the other at Washington. not alone interested in this that lays the golden egg." prejudices, but the outlook ever, seem to be thus designa­ .« to carry it out, he has Tomorrows discussion is to movement—in this progress It cannot afford to permit grows brighter and brigh­ ted in Scripture. The ruins •lready offended nearly evbe taken Friday or Saturday. that is so full of promise and hostile legislation to stop ter each year. In the of Thebes are situated 300 y leading man in his party, The flglit will be short out encouragement. The ad­ the whir of machinery, the last election we showed gains miles S. S. E. of Cairo, in a is only a few days since he decidedly interesting, as all vance has been mainly on the click of the miner's tool, in almost every one of the valley formed by the Arabian refused to appoint a reluti\e of the cities have lots of certain lines. While farming the rush of the trains, the country towns. The leaven and Libyan mountains. They of Secretary Blaine post mas­ friends oil the ground whoop has not paid as a whole; sound of the axe in the for­ is working. occu py a space on both banks ter of a Pennsylvania town, while the farmers themselves est, or the cheery song of the ing things up. It is a treat to hear Mr. of the Nile of about ten miles notwithstanding the fact The Blair educatioal bill is as a class, are not so well off husbandman as lie drives his Russel talk politics. It is in length and eight miles in that Miv Blaine had person­ as they were in 1880, or in team afield. It will have to one subject upon which he is breadth. The city was twenty ally asked that the appoint­ the foot-ball of the Senate. It was kicked aside last week to 1870, the wealth of the South put the breaks on the infatu­ most enthusiastic, and you seven or thirty miles in cir­ ment be made. This bit .of pass the'bill establishing a is far greater. Its develop­ ated , blind, false partisans who heard him speak can cumference. Its site is no\V lunacy, for it can be called Territorial government in ment on certain line has been who are plotting to ruin the readily believe that when he occupied bp several villages; nothing else, on the part of Oklahoma, but will b b up very astonishing, even stu­ South and to stir up inter­ is enthusiastic lie talks well. Stephens says: Mr. Harrison, furnishes lots serenely this week as unfin­ pendous. It has developed necine war. "The valley of the Nile was —At1anta Constitution. of fun for the politicians here. ished business. A vote may more rapidly than other sec­ The New York South says not large enough to contain McGinty has more show of he reached on it this week, tions, all things considered. of the outlook: EDISONS INVENTIONS. it, and its extremities rested ' ng nominated by the re. but it is somewhat doubtful. The increase of its assessed The present aspect of the upon the bases of the moun­ leans in 1892 than Mr. Mr. Harrison will have a value is placed at $2,000,- South is especially interest­ "Do you know," tains on either side. The asked irrison has. somewhat delicate, duty to 000. In 1880 the number ing to the capitalist and in­ democratic Congresswell posted man of a group whole of the great extent is perform if a bill which has of national banks was 226, ventor, and to the manufac­ lam pa ign committee is of citizens today, "how nian.v more or less strewed with ru­ passed the Senate shall get while now, it is 470. The turer on the outlook for a patents that man Edison, we ins, broken columns and av­ My organized for busithrough the House. It ap­ capital ten years ago was new and promising location. are ail talking about, has se­ enues of sphynxes, collossial id in a few days headpropriates $2,500 to pay le­ $45,000,000; it is now esti- Nowhere are there greater cured?" "A dozen, one man figures, obelisks, pyramids, will be'opened in Lie and the machinery gal fees to the firm of Porter, mat d at $76,000,000. Rail oportunities for either. The answered; ten or fifteen, an­ gate-ways, porticos, blocks of polished granite, and to ; i motion to capture Harrison and Fishbaek, a road milage has gone up new !r icts opened, w* 1 in a few swered another." firm of which Mr. Harrison from 18,000 to 40,000 .'siles. years, by their development stones of extraordinary mag­ "Just 493," was the reply, t to use oi Represenwas a member. The question In this fact lies the cause of and the growth of towns, be­ "He has 131 patents in tel nitude, while above them, in goo- 9 following list of is, will he sign a bill appro­ much of the development. come immensely valuable, egraph.y alone. He lias 180 all the nakedness of desola­ X i} of that committee priating* money for his own in 1880, the product of and the enterprises now patents in electric lights; 32 tion, the colossal skeletons of noi ained by yourcorres- benefit, of will he let it be­ coal was 6,000,000; in 1889 started will be foremost in patents on telephones* 8 pat­ giants' temples are standing from the chairman. come a law without signing it is put at 20,000,000, Pi the field. ents on electric railroads; 21 in the unwatered sands, in ...Mutely correct, and r it? It's dollars to brass iron was 390,900 tons; now To the farmer, the South patents on the phonograph; solitude and silence. They first given to the press: ' buttons that he don't veto it is 1,500,000 tons. Saw affords abundant opportuni­ 4 patents on ore milling and are neither gray nor blacken­ dell P. Flower, of N. Y. it. mills and wood-working con­ nairman; T. 0. Towles, of The republicans are not cerns were 5,000, now there ty, fine soil and a splendid 73 miscellaneous patents. ed ; there is no lichen, no Secretary; J. N. Norris, having smooth sailing in the 14,000. The products of for­ climate. The mechanic will Besides alfthat, he has 300 moss, no rank grass or man­ Washington, D. C., Treas­ preparation of a new tariff ests in 1880, were $50,000- there find employment forhis applications for patents on tling ivy to robe and conceal skill, and energetic, thrifty all sorts of tilings now pend their deformities. Like the urer. Members: Oates, of bill. They started out with 000. Guessed now to be persons of all classes may set ing." bones of man, they seem to * a.; McRae, of Ark; Clunie, the intention of reporting more than double. Since 18whiten under the sun of the tie on its territory with good "It. is significant," contin; Grant, of Col; Wilcox, the bill to the House by the 80, it is said 20,000 manu­ hope of success. The South tiuued this citizen, "in view desert. The sand of Africa Vmn; Pennington, of Del; establishments means all and more than of the fact that Edison has uis been their most fearful first uf February, now they facturing — v A Fla ; Carlton, of say they they hope tohave it have been started. The cot­ the West ever did, for ambi­ located offices here to treat enemy; blown upon them for built K >f 111.; McClellan, ready by the first of March. ton mills in '80 were 160; in tious young men bentoncarv the gold ores of Mecklenburg, more than three thousand aged i; yes, of Iowa; McThe whole truth of the mat- 1889, 350. ing out fortunes in a new that he already has4patents years, it has buried the larg­ eary, 01 ivy.; Blancbard,of ter is, the tariff reform idea The forests and mines of country." for ore milling. It shows est monuments, and in some i,; Putnam, of Maine; Comp is spreading so rapidly that the South constitute a chief Farming alone does not that he knows what he is a- instances almost entire temm, of Md.; Andrews, of Mas; it is getting among the re­ scouree of wealth. The area prosper. The need of more bout and lias faith in his un- fies. biting, of Mich.; Mitt, of publicans, and unless the of forests is immense, and the wisdom here is apparent. A ter taking." The alluvial deposits of the At inn.; Hooker, of Miss. ; Ways and Means committee people are in a big hurry to greater diversity of crops, Ther * is perhaps no living Nile, however, as well as the Bland, of Mo.; Ha user, of report very different bill from dispose of them at a small more industry more economy man so well posted on elec­ drifting sands have had much Mom; McShane, of Neb.;Cnswha t Cha irma n McKinley price to others from abroad less reliance upon others, bet tric affairs as Mr. EdiscAi. to do with the burying of udy, of Nevada; McKinney, started out to make, it will who will make the "big mon­ ter methods are just what What he does not know a- those mighty structures of ofN. H.; Fowler, of N. J.; never be passed by the'IIouse ey ' out of them. The tirn- are imperatively demanded. bout the world of electricity the Egyptians.—Ex. Bunn, of N. C.; Yoder, of <)The new rules are pretty far her is of much importance as Then the Northern marplots is not worth knowing. Talk­ What is the matter with 'iio; Maish, of Pa.; Lapam, reaching but they cannot ac­ to health, soil, temperature and incendiaries should let ing in telephones, he says the the South ? We fear that a II. I.; Dibble, of S. C.; Me­ complish everything as will and the fine woods adapted to the South alone, and the cen- longest distanced telephone certain element among us is dian, of Tenn.; Kilgore, of be discovered before this ses­ furniture, car building, house cus of A. D. 1900, will show is 750 miles, between Port­ osing its self respect. Every Tex.; Smaliey, of Vermont; sion ends. ime an outrage is commit­ adornment &c. are numerous ^enable, of Vir. ; Voorhees, The regular annual conven­ and in great quantities. The grander and more startling land, Me. and Buffalo, N. Y. ted anywhere between the Washington; Wilson, of tion of woman's right people North has used up its soft results than the present de­ There are 170,000 miles of lio Grande and the Chesa­ cade that will close in June telephone wire in the United peake there are a lot of fel. Va.; Barwig, of Wis.; opens here tomorrow. pines and other woods and next when the census of 1890 States, over which, 55,000 ows all over the South who uith, of Arizona; Steven- Listen men and brethren. the South is the field to which iold up their hands in holy n, of Idaho; Joseph, of The pension office asks for a it is directing its eyes with will he taken.— Wilmington messages are sent daily, and norror and exclaim: "What Messenger. there are 300,000 telephones will the North think of this?" jew Mexico and Cain of U- deficiency appropration of eagerness. in use. Two liuudred and Our dear nervous friends, tah. No member of the com $21,500000 to carry it up With all its ad vantages'the fifty to on sand persons are hat is not the question, RUSSEL. mittee has yet been selected to the first of July. South has been, is still, and employed in the United States •rimes committed in the for either of the Dakotas or W a s h i n g t o n , F e b 1 9 . will continue to be for deca­ Hon. W. E. Itnssel, thegal- in business solely depending Soutli are outrages on the >r Oregon. The Senatorial des to come "the hewer of South and not on the North. nembers of the committee Far better than the harsh wood and drawer of water" lant young Democrat who on electricity. They are blows at our own ire Gorman, chairman; Mc- treatment of medicines which for the North. The North spoke so eloquently on There are 100,000 miles of aws and civilization and not Hiefson, Blackburn, Cock­ horribly gripe the patient and will man uf a ctu re a 11 m an n er | Thursday, is a splendid repre- submarine cable in use, e- at those of the North, which the stom­ ed nd Jones, of Arkansas, destroy the coating ofChills a nd of vehicles and farm utensils I sentati ve of the class of men nouah to circle the world 4 las enough to do to attend ach. i)r. J. McLean's 'he gag rules under which Fever Cure, l>y mild yet effective —all manner of furniture and I-who now form the back- times There are in the o its own criminals. Incen­ diaries of the Ingalls stripe present House will work action, will cure. Sold at fifty the hundreds of other articles bone of the Democratic par-!United States, one million ire not worth your notice, c ty in the North and East, miles of telegraph wire. The and the broad-minded, patri­ jopted by a strictpar- cents a hot tie. used in our houses—all man­ We have been told time and j ana electric light in the otic element of the North, for of 161 to 145. cess i world is a two million candle for whose opinion alone we Exposure to bad weather, get­ ner of clothing, jewelry, bric- a era in that in the Senate committee on ting wet, living in damp local- a-brac, etc.—all manner of - ,, Noith tllf. i power, at Houlsthom, Den- care, will be more impressed gentlemen were to be found mark.-Charlotte News. 3 and Elections de- ties are favorable to the contrac by some earnest, dignified Home >,ntanacases, which tion of diseases of the kidneys fire .arms, machinery, etc., in tlle Republican party, the and sell them to the South. rougher eleinentsin the Dem- .. !>i, vsicians presdbe Dr. J H. work, in ferritin# out crime tenacity Saturday, on the and bladder. As a preventive ,. ^ , tar wine lung balm, ni and for the cure of all kidney So long as this continues ociatic party. ,I hat ma,\ i McLean,sfind no trace of opium and bringing the perpetra­ tors to justice than in any nj j|- they ° ^ the evidence, the and liver trouble, use that valua­ the South will not be indeof this have been true in the past, i or morphia, while its efficacv in amount of protestation how­ ble remedy. Dr. J. H. McLean's why it 8 soon have liver and kidney balm. $1.00 pendent, self-supporting and but the young men of this curing all throat or lung diseas- ever eloquent and verbose. progressive in the truesense. generation are coining into es is wonderful. Senators. At any per bottle. -Morganton Herald. i m • _ mm �ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK white people of the South. birds, the odor of flowers, and Hence the numerous bills pen for one stroll in the daisy be-: —AND— D. B. Dougherty, Editor. ding in Congress for their po­ spangled meadow; and for, K C. Rivers, Publisher. litical freedom and protec­ the breath of the balmy air; KNOCKED OUT! : of spring. It would be such : J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ tion in the elections. V ill W . Holsclaw has just mooved into his new store house, per devoted to the interests of a great thing if we could just | We have read quite a num­ N.C., where he will b* pleased to serve his old customers and make new County, State and Nation. Pub­ ber of speeches made in Con­ quit this foolish habit of com­ is just receiving a large stock ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the people lished every Thursday at Boone, gress, and among them was plaining. We render not Watauga County, N.C. than heretofore, as my store is much larger audi will keep a much GENERAL MERCHANDISE Senator Vance'which wethink only, ourselves.unhappv, but larger stock than usual: I will always keep in the lead with low Thursday, Feb. 27,1890. is the only plausable one those with whom we associ­ which will be sold for Cash or prices, I will sell you extra C sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. $1, country produce at prices Li ke the Wilmington Messen-. ate. Very few -are exempt never before heard of. Give tobacco 35 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. $1, syrup 50 cts. gal, 150 test The Montana Legislature ger, we think it a greater one from this-liabit. him a call. -;v oil, 25 cts.gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaws* has adjourned without pass­ than than the lamented Gra­ We complain,—be it said to apr 20 ly. . . 7 files, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kinves of all ing a bill. dy's, at Boston. It was plain, our shame—of the ministers, F. J. McMillion and-£>on"6f the kinds, sad irons, iarmers friend plow,repairs, plows and a com­ practicable, sensible and set who are such; indefatigable Mouth of Wilson Ya., are Manu­ plete line of shelf hardware, also gldss-ware in great variety. You Rev, *J: "jBrtttowell;, who was forth > the true conditions laborers, • in-; -t]he ^MriHter's factures of all kinds of woolen will find my line of dry goods coiitvlef e'ib''-every particular, plenty the pastor of. the Baptist that 3ci&front us on this viuevand..-The; teadier-feels- goods, 'vhich thbv will seiid ; tO: of boots;and .'shoefi from, the cheajiest up2 alarge-'line- of; libtgons, ! chtitth at 'StatesVille, and ^6 quest ion. We :com intend the .power-of -the- grumbler's your dbbr in exchaare for wool.' ^hd jewelry, a yaViety "Hie latSsVstyl'es Vninefl and They also keen a fullline'of thriir t tKe same .hi an, we thinjc, who .Vance'-Speech tQr.aU oiir read­ tongue, often.- They com­ goods on hand at. Southerjands, Ointrimed, and everything else usually found in a first elass store. "atteftded '^^5r«sI)cTation:'nt ers, and to every other think plain of him, when every act Ashe Co., N. C. . They pay the I will nqt be undersold by any one for CASH. highest price for wool. the head of Cove Creek last .. I wa,u.t to thank my customers for thejr liberal patronage and is in sincerity knowing that ing man. fall, is in trouble. He claims We fear that a great many he is working on material hope by fair dealiqgs to merit a continuance of the same. , FEED! FEED!! Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat.rye, oats, to be a single man, but it is sections in the South are in that will retains very •. im­ o— „ . v.. charged that he has a wife. danger of the incendiaries pression made upon - it, ; and , We wish to .announce to wfiite beans'etfe. I will be ip the market for all kinds of roots and 7 He denies this charge, but torch, and the return of all knowing that the•? material the drovers in Western'N, C.) herbs.' Caff and see hiniHbefoye you buy aud save money:'* ' t , 5Yours anxious to please. says he went through a form the other troubles the people upon which he is working is that we are now prepared to feed your stock at our sta­ ; * WILL W. HOLSCLAW. of marriage, but that it was had to endure during the immortal. How.., pjeasant bles, or sell you feed - as low not legal. Finding her to dark days of reconstruction. then it makes him Jeel to be as can be bought elswhere. be a bad one he left her, and The negro is quiet and harm­ harranged by grumblers! E H, DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY. Give us a call. ReSp. that she was dead. He has less until you inflame his We have all found, "that MCNEILY BROS. gone North to obtain evi­ mind on real - or imaginary into each shoe, some mud MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. dence, to exculpate him from evils. must fall," and the thing is W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. the charges preferred. He to bear it cheerfully-and unThe public is respectfully invited has surrendered his creden­ The Folly of Complaining:. complaingly. Grumbling Brick Layers and Plasterers to examine our complete line of tials as a minister. only makes the lot in life Dry Goods,, such as : Worsteds For the Democrat: harder, and those who com­ are prepared to do all.work of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs Col. Olds has furnished the It is simply amazing to plain the most, generally get in their line on short notice. of the Very best quality, Fine Wilmington Messenger with think of the immense number ALL the least sympathy. To boil Priceswork guaranteed and dress goods, such as:' Henretta reasonable. For pri­ the criminals of this State. of complainers in the world! it down, let's complain of the ces etc., address us at Con- cloth, also fine silks, which will be Colonel Olds made the sum The fact is, nearly everybody sold at the lowest price ever w orl d and its i n h a b i tan ts 1ess over, N. C. Nov. 7t.h, ly. bought at in Watauga County. rnary from the courtrecords is addicted to this habit in the future. . X. . of the various counties for more or less. We sometimes Boone, N. C. .. T , A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ HEADY MADE CLOTH 1889. There were 7,695 come in contact with habit­ PER! criminal cases tried. Of this ual complainers, those who If you suffer prickings paius on number 4,409 were whites; have followed the habit, till moving the eyes, or cannot bear >'The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press." ING A SPECIALTY. seven Indians and 3,279 ne­ it has become a part of them bright light, and find yonr sight weak and tailing, yoji should Do you want to aid in building groes. About % of the accus­ selves, and of all the people promptly use Dr J H McLean's up a paper that shall reflect the ed were females. There were of earth, they are the most Strengthening eye salve twenty- greatest credit on North Caroli­ We have an immense stock of Div na, no matter where it may be Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confec. 58 murder cases tried, and to be dreaded. They have fiive cents a box, 5 . -j seen ? Then patronize only five were convicted. grumbled all their lives and tioiiaries, And a nice line of Hats VANCE AND INQALS. The Wilmington Messenger, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e There were 1,227 cases of lar they now find it impossible A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER " normous stock of Hardware, coi.eeny, and 6354 cases of light to shake off thehabit. ' They "The speech of ^Senator Do you want a reliable paper sisi ing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, er offences 6354. One Jew, grumble at the will of an all.. , ; giving you all the news of the. A etc., & etc. only, was tried and acquit­ wise Providence. Why has Vance, delivered in theSejiate world—a Democratic newspaper the 30th. of last*kan.„oln the that equals the ted. ' • He made their pilgrimage Negro Question, js pT great largest circulation,best— has the All the above will, be soid cheap: and has for We buy live stack, Horses, Mules, The News and Observer such a thorny one? while inter-pst arid force,Southern twenty-one years been x part Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see adds that we have 1,850,000 others glide smoothly over and factorin thegrowth and devpeople, or only one criminal life's sea ? They will tell you Repulicans who may read it velopment of the Old North us.—-We will do you right.' and who are free froth hitt( rState? Then subscrhe for to every 240 persons. that "life has never had any ness, must acknowledge that ^. H. Dougherty Brother, THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER charms for them," that "it Senator Vance, on this sub­ THE POOR NEGRO. Campaign Partes: Mast, N. C. has been a dreary wilderness,' ject, has expressed' himself The "Daily Messenger," by that all of their efforts in the language and ideas of mail, 4 months on trial, for Much has been said about through life, have been thwar­ a generous man, arid a states­ $2.00 the negro since the Harrison ted." They have never seen man thoroughly conversant The weekly "Transcript Mes­ administration came into LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOffll! any thing to make them ha p­ with the difficulties and com­ senger," (the largest and power, among the politi­ py, in this "great, wide, won­ plications surrounding and best paper in the State) 9 Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22ct.s. cians, in and out of Congress. derful, beautiful world. The involved in the negro prob­ months on trial for $1.00 All kiuds of dress goociS at correspondingly low figures. What has it ajl amounted to? truth is, they have been look­ lem. Senator Ingalls's speech Cash in advance. Both Lawns from 6 to lOets. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur papers are large Eight-Page Hhs it benefitted the negro or ing out so busily for some­ on the deportation Of the ne­ sheets. Send Postal Card hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, the white man ? The only thing at which to complain, gro fell far short of what any with theaddress of five per­ plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc &etc. effect, so far as we have been that they have let all ap­ Southern man, irrespective sons and receive sample cop­ Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless abie to judge, is, that it has ies of THE MESSENGER. variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. stirred up race prejudices in preciation of the good and of politics, would deem unin­ Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. beautiful, slip out of their telligent and reasonable dis­ the South, and to a consider­ ROCERIES ROCERIES ROCERIES able extent, demoralized the minds and hearts, and the cussion of the subject. Pub­ ROCERIE^ ROCERIE^? ROCERIE^? laboring class of the South. thousand little chances of lic men like Senator Ingalls Rock Bottom At Last. being happy pass by unneed- who keep up sectional bitter­ Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factoiy prices. For political purposes the ne­ ed, till life has become indeed, ness are not friends of the J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. gro question has again been al most, unbearable. Republican party or- of the Keeps constantly on hand and Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac agitated. Bills have been in­ Nearly all of us grumble at great republic."—Greensboro will sell at bottom prices for cash tqry prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ troduced in Congress to give or country produce, Boots, Slides' theweather. When the earth North Stale, (Rep.) . Hats, Caps. A special line of ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of the negro his political rights, is dressed in holiday attire, LADIES HATS. and Congress is now asked ATERSON FACTORY DATERSON WALTORV and the sun's warm rays, Sick headache, wind on the r ATERS< )N * ACTOR1 Hardware, Groceries. ATERSON * ACTOR1 to take charge of the Con­ burst the buds on tree and stomach, biliousness. * nausea, gressional elections in thesev are promptly and agreeably flower, then the persevering banished by Dr. J. 'H McLean's READY MADE CLOTHING .A Yarn and' Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or SPECIALTY. • eral states with supervisors cash. Don't be afraid to,trade with:us if< yon- owe us^for com plainer longs for rain . Little Liver and Kibrtey TiHets,' . No shoddy goods. In short, we will enable ybti to pay uy back debts. All for sale at of elections appointed by The rain at length descends twenty five cts. & VfefL .J a full line of every thing kept in a Harrison's authority, in or­ -u • J.dL PhillipsJ& Hoti, on "the just and the unjust," first-class country store can be botiomjprices.at LAND SALE!,:. der that the colored brother ; G - " bngar Groye^N.iC. and waters the thirsty earth, By virtue of a decree of the found here. Give him a call. shall have a "free vote and a Persons who lead a - life of exgiving it a purer and fresher Superior Court of Watauga poseure are subject to rheuma­ fair count." Does not every beauty, then, how ardently county, N. 0., the undersign­ tism, neuralgia, and lumbago SEWING MACHINES one know that such legisla­ we signh for sun-shine. In ed as commissioner, will sell and will find a valuable remedy ANDtion is a farce, and only in­ to the highest bidder, at the summer when the earth smiles court house door, in Boone, in J. H. McLean's volcanic Old tended for political purposes? liniment: it will banish pain and and is glad, in her gayest at­ on the first Monday (the 7th subdue inflamation. ORGANS Why all this talk of the race tire of bewildering beauty, day) of April 1890, the fol­ issue? If the politicians in This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ and the sun-beams fall and lowing described tract of land the North would let up on ing Machine with full set of at­ lying on the waters of the quiver among the leaves, and this question, we would not North Fork of New River, on Mind wandering 011 red. Beeika learned, tachments and in one reading. Teatimonials from all' parte of the globe. Proapectna POST hear of any troubles between the moon shines down at the north east side of the Elk five years guarantee from FREE, sent on application to Prof. A. Loiaotto, 837 Fifth Are. Now York. the races. During the Cleve­ night, on millions of pendant Knob, at the base of said THE FACTORY for EIGHTEEN DOLLAHS cash. land administration there dew-drops, glittering like Knob, adjoining the lands of Wm. Horton deed heirs and diamonds, then, wecomplain 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines was no race issue in the South, of heat and dust, and sigh others, known as the Horton but as soon as the republican sugar camp, for the icy breath of winter. cres, more orcontaining75 aless, and being party took charge, the negro Careatsi, politicians, North and South, V/e feel that we would be hap­ the lands claimed by the heirs e n t b u u i nand cTradc-Markjr ohtained,a andT EallS .PaG es* ondnctod fo MooeR rt E 20 years experience OUR OFFICE 19 OPPOSITE U S with their white allies besieg­ py if Winter was here again, of Nathan Horton deed and we can secure patent in .less. PATENT OFFICE any house in Knoxville. circulars and prices. in this busi­ time than those ness. rite at once for Needles and with All of the pleasures that Terms % one fourth of the a- remote from Washlnettin. ed Congress with many peti­ Send model, drawing or photo., she brings in her train. She mount to be paid in cash on tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip­ parts for all Leading Machines. _ not. free of tions from all over the South, Is eecarcd. arrives at length, but no the day of sale, and the oth­ charge. Our fee not duetotill patentPatents," with A PAMPHLET , "How Obtain setting forth their grievan, er % three fourths to be secur names of actual clients in your State, county, or ces, that they were denied sooner does she stand among ed by note on three months town, sent free. Address, . , Tennessee. their political rights, and us in snowy purity, than we credit. This Feb. 20,r 1890. C.A.SNOW&CO. were greatly abused by the begin to sigh for the song of E. F. LOVILL Commissioner. OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINOTON, D. C. The Watauga Democrat DOUGHERTY BROS. G G G P • . ' ' EMORY Organs for less Cash than S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILLE �SUBSCRIPTION RATES —For the best sugar and W. Bic-kett, of Monroe, and J. C. FLETCHER R. L. Barns, of Monroe coun- 0 ••Attjr. at Law-N. C., coffee 4% lbs to the James H. McCampbell, who TV CHFL MRNRINOH F HO «.IF? while ty, championed theaff., NRVIILSI $100 dollar. Call and examine his married the other day, is tcopyl year SUGAR GROVE, N. C J. 0. Atkinson, of Wake coun —Dealers in— 6 months 50 queens-ware, and glass-ware, having a small residence con­ ty, and E. W. Sikes, of Mon-' 3 months 85 Will practice la Wa'ansja and ndas he is selling out at cost. structed on his lot on Ruffin roe, with equal skill defended FAMILY GROCERIES. jolninjj Counties?. ADVERTISING RATES. the neg. At night two very i ®£TGo to Shull's Mills at street. [nchlweek $ .75 Dr. C. Teal, of Oeheyedan, interesting orations were de-' 1 month 1.75 Bobbins Bros, store, and buy We keep for sale at lowest W. B. COUNCILL, JR. 3 " 3.00 Osceola county, Iowa, who livered by J. B. Spillman, of ATTORNEY AT LA K\ . 6 " 5.00 your goods for less than came here last, summer, Weldon, and J. E. White, of j 1 year 7.00 cost for the next ten days. Cash prices July4th891y. Bobne, N. C folumn 1 week 9.00 Drugs and medicines at one bought a lot and on his re­ A p e x . M r . S p i l l m a n ' s s u b -s Table salt, 1 month 13.50 half the usual price. Come turn home said he intended ject was, "Israel's political I Bacon, W.C. NEWLAND, 3 " 25.00 Pearline, Lard, E. F. Lovill, to come back in April next redeemer." Mr. White's "thei Flour, 6 " 37.50 and see. Soapine, ATTORNEY^AT LAW, 1 year 50.00 Assignee. and erect a residence and course of Civil liberty." Af­ Rice, Teas, Lenoir, N.C. drug store and become our ter the orations a social gath Grits, Corn starch, June 27.88 ly. . .. Jntered at the Postoffieeat —Are you coming to town resident physician, writes to ering was held in the Literary Hominy, Starch, ioone. N. C., as second-class Monday? If so. do not fail me under date of the 15th. Halls. Quite a. number of Sugar, SCOTT & ERtlN,' Indigo, hail matter. to see that handsome and and says he has sent his"bill young ladies, of Raleigh, Coffee, Shot. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, complete line of groceries at for a building to Mr. Church, were present and added much Soaps. Powder, • • v , * L e n o i r , C .4 i, Caps. LOCAL NEWS. Lenoir & Co's. Their stock the saw-mill man, to have it to the enjoyment of the occa­ Lye, • « • i a I . . . — i > . • , . ... . Candy, Crackers, Ca kes, Spice T. B. FIXLEY, is complete and prices reason ready by April, as I want sion. " Bee their new 'ad in material for building ready Monday night, Eli Perkins, Pepper, Ginger, cloves, —See W. W. Holsclaw's able. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, TV' ATTORNEY-AT-LAff, ' 1 - I. this issue. new "ad." Mustard, Blacking to use as soon as I get there." (M. I). LaUdon) gave one of Wllkesboro, North Carolina, Blacking-bi ushes —Dr. Councill is at home —Mr. Norman Wills, of I learn that John Riddle is his humorous lectures on the E. F. LOVILL Axle-grease,, Johnson county Tenn., in­ going to establish a tannery "Philosophy of Wit and Hu­ again. Buckets, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . —Very tittle sickness in our forms us that a proposition at Aaron, a town 2% miles mor." Eli has a big reputa­ -Soda. Boone N. C. has been submitted to the from here. tion as a humorous lecturer, & county. July 4th, '89—1 y people of that county to vote The citizens of our ville are and lost nothing by his ap­ Syrup, —Roads are muddy and $50,000 as stock in the pro­ rejoicing over the prospect of pearance here. Preserves, DR. L. C. REEVES. id work. Corned Beef posed R. R. from Bristol to having a school house built Len Crenshaw, (col,) who PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON N. O. Mollases, •W. F. Shull Esq. was in Mountain City. for the increasing scholastic for 12 years has been a ser­ Office at Coffey's Hotel, . Tobacco, Cigarette, .own Monday. vant at the College, died the Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, population. Boone, N. C —Beaver Dam people are Mr. Fox, of your county, 14th. He was highly esteem Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, July 4. 89. —G. H. Blair is still haul­ more awake on the subject of Catsup, ing cabbage and sour kraut. good roads than any other has erected for Mr. John ed by faculty and students, Bluing, W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Vinegar, Henley a substantial stone the greater part of whom, at Washtubs, Boone, N, C. —Heavy rains for the last section we know of, and are Washboards, Oat Meal prooving it by doing lots of chimney as high as the ridge­ tended his burial, and were Brooms, ;wo nights—weather warm Resident Physician. Office Salmons, work in amending old roads pole to his house, and top­ glad to asssist in the burial Clothespins, on King Street north of Post now. Sardines, Office. • and makingnew ones. Hope ped it off to day with brick. of one so esteemed by them. Bakingpowder Peaches, —W. L. Bryan, has a large others will take due and This is a quiet, peacable Again the death angel has Cherries, June 12 88. ly. Plums, line of boy's boots, which he Pears, F. MORPHEW , . G. G, EAVES. timely notice and put their community, just because we visited us, and took from our Apricots, will close out at cost. W. Blackberries, Corn, have no tangleleg among us. midst a fellow-student. roads in good order. The company sets its face a- M. Cooper, after a seveie ill­ —A nice drovof fat cattle We take in exchangc]for , Morphew & Eaves, —Henry Bryan, son of J. gainst such, then the men are ness, passed away Tuesday ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ^passed through town last D. Bryan, of this county has generally quiet, sober people, night. Wednesday, the Col­ goods, corn, chickens, eggs, [onday . And—— entirely lost his mind. He who dont want the stuff. Give us a trial. lege exercises were suspended butter etc. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, -Mr. W. C. Coffey informs become violent at times and PU8 that he had a bee-swarm J. S. W. and a short funeral service S. F. LENOIR <fe CO. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA tries to destroy everything February 19th. 1890. was held in the Chapel, then Monday. Rather early. Office on Main Street over Drag Co's within his reach. The doc­ his remains were taken to his Store. July 18 89. 1 j. -Weighstel Green married tors have visited him and Gap Cieok, N. C. father's house at Elizabeth [iss Ford, a few days ago. pronounce his mind entirely E. SPENCER BLACKBURN Feb. '90. City. ;* Two students accom­ W. B. BAIRD rood luck and prosperity to dethroned. Henry is only Attorney at Law. panied the remains. 1 know lo the Democrat : about 17 years old. Sad in­ Bethel Church has just been of no sadder death than that Valle Cruces, Nth C. ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. -Judge Bynum will hold deed for one so young. blessed with a most glorious of a young man, full of hope Practices in the Courts of our spring term of court, PROF. LOISETTE'S Memory Sys­ revival meeting, conducted and promise for thefuture, to STILL TO THE * RONT the 10th. Judicial District, and the Federal Courts at commencing on the 7th. of tem is creating greater interest by Rev. J. C. Johnson. The be "cn^down so early in life. than ever in all parts of the coun­ i Statesville. April, with a full and complete line try, and persons wishing to im­ pastor, Bro. Wm. Wilcoxen, But God knows best. Collection of claims a spe­ prove their memory should send was with him part of the HOIK J. J. Davis, of the Su­ -Protracted meeting at -OFcialty. for hiH prospectus free as adver­ time and preached one ser­ preme Court. will deliver the ihy Fork church, closed tised in another column. All comunications dirrected mon. There were twenty-two Alumni address. Thomas GENERAL MERCHANDISE. to Roone or Elk Park will re­ d Sunday. Five additadditions to the church, nine­ Dixon jr., of New York, Consisting of boots, shoes, ceive prompt attention. > the church. HALE STONES. teen of whom were baptized will deliver the Literary ad­ hats in all styles. Ready Watt Farthing paid on Sunday, the last of the dress. Rev. Mr. Landrum,of family a flying trip, but For the Democrat; has returned to Linville a- We are sorry to say that meeting. Much interest was Louisville Ky., will preach CRESTON N.'C. quite a number of our friends manifested and the congrega the Bacalaureate sermon. An of the best material. Dry rain. tions were large and atten­ able trio for commencement. Goods in almost endless vari -We hear that another and neighbors left this mor­ tive. At the last service the Raleigh gets the Baptist eties, such as callieoes, ging­ It tie jewel has found its way ning for Russell county, Va. congregation was estimated Female College. Many are hams, worsteds, flannels, alp the house of Mrs. Maggie We hope the boys may be at between five and six hun­ glad of it as it is only seven­ amance plaids of the best quality, that must go at 6 >.ydeii, of Salisbury, in the successful in their new homes. dred people. teen piles to Raleigh, and cents per yd. My stock of Two of the number were Mr. ipe of a wee baby girl. Monroe Norman and John Bro. Johnson, with broth­ are pi;oud of the birth of a I have on hand vehicles of -It is about tim,* the small M. Miller. Their friends re­ er White, are now engaged in young sister so near. Julian our own make, and more in a meeting with Mt. Pleasant S. Carr, of Durham, sent his is second to none in the Co. process of manufacture. All Toy had his sling-shot, that gret to give them up. he might break holes in the The weather is cold here church, and a good meeting check a few days ago, calling To those who are indebted or sale at very close prices— I window-panes of unocupied now and the roads that have i.j anticipated from the pros­ for $1000 in favor of the Stu to me, I wish to say that I quality considered. Repair­ dent's Aid Fund. houses, especially the acade­ been so muddy, are now hard pects at present. Bro. White The weather has been very need, and must have, m j ing and jobs made to order a money. So if you'do not wis held a meeting here last year, warm this winter. I could to be annoyed by an officer, speciality. Respectfully, my. frozen. Thomas J. Lillard, flowers -Mr. Lenoir and family Mr. Anson Smith returned while it has been near six now gather enoughin the o- you had better make settleSurviving Partner, which are blooming have moved to the handsome from Johnson City this mor­ years since brother Johnson pen a if, to make several bo- me/its by first day of Jan, tf.—May 3rd. '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. little residence situated be­ ning, where he has been at was here before. But the peo­ quets. D. D. D. TAKE THE ple are glad indeed to have tween the two hotels. This work for some time. them in our midst, for truly was the only vacant house Hale. N. C. Feb. 22. NOTICE. it has been a shower of bless­ in town. By virtue of an execution -GOING-Successor toLenoir, N. C., ing to many, andwefeel, and issued from the Superior —We are now trying to fix West and Northwest Feb. 23 1890. always shall remember the Court Clerk's office of ip the streets in our town, To the Democrat: good results of their earnest Caldwell pounty, in favor of C. D. Taylor & Bro, >ut it is rather a discoura­ Seeing nothing in your val­ labors here before. May the S. L. Patterson, administra­ Emigrants going to any of the tor for-G- Westman, and aging undertaking when the Western States or Territories uable paper from this section good seed they have sown gainsirL. L. Greene, for the itreets arecovered with hogs, and going of the country, I thought I produce a large harvest to sum off1,546.72,with inter­ Dealer in general merchan­ will save time and money route. via. Chicago Alton for the stock law. the glory of God, to whom be est and cost, I will expose to would endeavor to write the dise, and County produce. It is the quickest route to tuite an improvment is DEMOCRAT a few lines. We all the glory now and ever. public sale, at the courthouse I now, as I have in the past KANSAS CITY, DENVER, A FRIEND. door, in Boone, on the 5th made on the walks in take it, and often when I PUEBLO, day of March 1890, it being carry a full and ctmplete under the supervis­ come home and find it I feel the first Monday in said line of goods such as, sugar, And all points in Idaho, Wash­ Children or enterprising and like I had met some old friend. McLean's will freely take Dr. J.H. month, to the highest bidder, Coffee, Rice, leather, both ington, Oregon, Utah Tar Wine Blood Balm -minded citizen, W. L. I always read it through, for unlike cough syrup, it contains for cash, L. L Greene's in­ sole and upper, of the best and California. it feels near to me, and al­ no opium, will soothe and heal terest in the following de­ qualities, that will be sold Finest and Best Equipped fyan. ways shall as long as it ex­ any disease ol the throal or scribed tracts of land, to wit: cheap for cash. Good coun­ Road in the West. -It is stated that the Dalungs quieker than any other One town lot in Boone known ists. Not only that feels near remedy. as the J. J. Horton lot. An­ try produce taken in ex­ Only line running Solid Vestiicus R. R. has been sold buled trains between St. Louis to me, hut the proprietors other tract of land adjoining change for all goods at high­ and Kansas City. company, and that the 1 will like as long as I live, Wake Forest, N. C. the lands of J. F. Spainhour est market prices. Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ will be finished from known as and I think it would do me Feb. 20,1890. and others Levied on bythe To all persons that are due ist Sleepers free of extra charge. igdon Va. to this point Gragg place. me I will meet parties at any rail­ good to-day, as I am very To the Democrat: soon. on the 27th day of Jan. 1890 me by note or Acct. road station with through tickets lonesome anyway, to grasp The 55th Anniversary ex­ to satisfy said execution and and baggage checks. 'ive commercial tour- 'Bob' by the hand and talk ercises of the two Literary cost of sale. This Jan. 27, For full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of the [s happened in town at the over things of the past. I Societies, came off the 14th. 1890. J. L. HAYES, SHFF. le time one night last would like to see all my The evening exercises consis­ Are you restless at night, and forward and settle their Ac t West write to or call on B. A. NEWLAND, They seem to be like friends in Boone, but don't ted in a spirited debate on harrassed by a bad cough ? Use by the first day of Jan. 1890 Tra veling Passenger Agt., Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine or you will find your notes mnyson's brook; "New know when I will. Long life the question, "Should the U19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N7C. Lung Balm, it iay come and new may go, and much success to the DEM­ nited States, at present, have sound sleap, and will secure you in the hands of a collecting J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., effect a prompt we go on forever." OCRAT. Resp., An ex "DEVIL." a railroad commission?" T. and radical enre. officer. Resp. C. D. Taylor. Chicago, 111. *O THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. coffee call ou A. P. Smith Hale . . . . . . LINVILLE ITEMS. F. LENOIR & GO., . • Made Clothing Worth & Lillard, Ghristmas Goods C. ft TAYLOR Valle Grucis N c Must Come Ghicago and Alton R. R. �The Watauga Democrat. I). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. REMINISCENCES, COGITATIONS NUMBER VIII. For the Democrat. I made a promise, last fall, which I ought, long since, to have fulfilled. G. W. Shook, a citizen of your county, came over here and worked for the company. He did as many of the laborers do who are at work on this new town; he camped out brought what provisions he could from home and bought at the stores flour, meal, bacon, and a few groceries, and did his own cooking. On one occasion Mr. Shook very generously handed me a large apple, and informed me it was Barnes Best. It cer­ tainly was a superior apple I expressed surprise at the size of the fruit, when he remark­ ed that it was not near so large as some specimens he had at home, and he said that when he again went to his farm he would bring me some much larger. I prom­ ised him that if he did I would notice his big apples in the Watauga DEMOCRAT. And that is how I happen to be writing what I am. I questioned Mr. Shook about his farm, and particularly concerning his orchard. He seemed to me to be rather ahead of most of his neighbors in horticulture, which pleas­ ed me, for I do like to meet a man who is "up to snuff" on his farm—one who takes pains to have the very best breeds of cattle of all kinds, the best and greatest variety of fruit, and m fact, the best of everything. For there is more money in a good thing, than in a poor one though the best costs the most to begin with. And these cogitations led me to a reminiscence in illus­ tration : Many years ago I attended an auction of a decedents personal property. He had on his farm ten cows—all scrubs—five of which were served by a scrub bull and five by a thorovghbred Dur­ ham. The calves of the lat­ ter were younger by sever!a weeks than the others. When this auction took place these ten calves were not far from a year old. Say that the scrubs brought six dollars on the average,—which is equal to $80—the half Durhams brought $60.08—just double what the scrubs and eight cents over! That sale open­ ed my eyes, and was an ar­ gument in favor of the motto of the publishers of Websters Unabridged Dictionary, namely: "Get the best." J. S. W. Lin vilie Feb. 12. When natnre falters and requres help, recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J. H. McLean's strengthening Cordial and blood purifier $1.00 per bottle. Another Block in the Sier­ ras. San Francisco, Feb. 17,--Spec ials from several points in the Sierras show that another big railroad blockade is be­ ginning with the rotary plough in the wrong place, and the cyclone plough disa­ bled. It snowed heavily all last night and to-day, and the outlook for trains is bad. At Summit the snow is eighteen feet deep, and at Emigrant Gap twelve feet. During this storm it has snowed about four feet. It is dry light snow which the wind drifts badly. It is dan­ gerous to the track, as it is carried by the wind over the hard crust formed on the old snow which was stiong enough to hold up wagons. An east-bound train is aban­ doned near Cascade, while several west-bound trains are in hugh drifts. Among the stalled trains is the Sacremento excursion, which went up to the moun­ tains to view the snow. Re­ ports from all points declare that this promises to be the worst storm of the season. The barometer is still falling rapidly. Maggie Mitchell, who was due here to play to­ night, failed to arrive in time.—News and Observer. Jones & Vance, wt L.BRYAN, Boston, Feb. 18.—In his lecture at Tremont temple yesterday the Rev. Joe Cook made an attack upon the dead editor, Henry W. Grady. He said; "I think Boston ought not cheer treason. Mr. Grady was a man of genius and he is now in his grave, but his principles are not in their graves and therefore I take the occasion to say that since a Southern Senator threatened to call the roll of his slaves on Bunker Hill nothing has been said much more atrociously insulting to Northern sentiment than the affirmation of the South­ ern orator before his Boston audience than even if the na­ tion were to put forth its whole military power the South would yet trample on the newest paragraphs of the Constitution. That is call­ ing the roll of sla ves on the height of the political constat ution itself and the slaves are those who cheer such poi tical sen ti me n ts."—Ne ws and Observer. People of Watauga read this! We have in our large store buil­ ding, at the beautiful town of DEALER IN Nice line of GREAT REDUCTIONS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE General DRY GOODS, Merchandise, In order to make room for Elk Park, North Carolina GROCERIES, our , we will GAP CREEK, N. C. SPRING STOCK lately shipped a full line of goods of every kind, usually kept in a first-class *,store, which we will sell for nothing but the SPOT CASH. 1)111 GOODS Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, both pocket and table, Scythes And snaths, butts and screws, cross-cut and hand saws, all of which will be s'Td Remarkably Low, We have a tremendious stock of mrmOES l 8H0ES ® r i Consisting, in part, of Boots, BOOTS & SHOES close out our Winter goods Shoes, Dress Goods, at greatly reduced prices. &C., &C. Notions, Hardware, For Cash or Produce Tinware, Groceries, At Remarkably Low Prices! Coffees, Goods First Class. Sugars, Tea, In heavy Shoes, JEWELER. Rice, Boots, . Cigars, Hats, Watches repaired and all Cigarettes, etc. Shawls, kinds of work in this line exe. and Overcoats. cuted promptly. some special Drugs & Medicines bargains Don't fail to see us before buying. We still keep our in good variety. Also take all kinds of ENTIRE STOCK RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO. Western N. C. Divission. Asheville, N. C. June 27 '89 PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE bo take effect June 24. '88. ' west nound. |down| NO 50| NO 52. in all Boston LV. | i p 111. 8 30 am New York " 1215 m. 430pm Philadelphia " 7 20 am 0 57 pm —ANDD E P A R T M E N T S Baltimore 94 a m|942pm Washington 1124" 111 00" 5 50 p m j 510 a m up to the demands of our Lynchburg Danville " 850 8 05 customers and Guarantee Richmond ' 310 " 12 30 I 50 prices as low as anybody. Beidsville Wilmington ' 900am And country produce in ex- Thanking our Patrons for Moreliead o 31 a in chahge for goods. Gent's 2 40 810 m their liberal Trade, we are Goldsboro '' 500 p m 1 45 a m ualeigh " p furnishing goods, such as, Durham ' 604 " 312 " dress shirts, (both laundried Greensboro ' 1045 " 9 50 a m Very Respectfully and uiilaundried.) Collars, Salisbury Ar 12 21 night | 1118 ' Cfciffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ Tt 45 | 11 H. C. MARTIN, & Co. SalisburvLv 1251 am 121225 most any thingneeded in that statesviile Ar 1 n Aon Newton " 2 53 " 12 55 pm line. Hickory " 3 20 " 114 pm conley spring 343" 1 29 p m Morganton Ar 412 " 2 i0 p m A. P. SMITH Marion " 507 " 249 p ni Successor To Hound Knob " 0 05 " 3 27 p m Black Mt. " 040 " k Miller, ; Asheville " 7 28 " 400 p m 481 p in Hot springs " 9 15 " 0 10 p m Ready-Made Clothing from 8 HALE Morristown " 11 10" 7 30 p in to 25 dollars per suit. We Knoxville "1245" 8 50 p in To the people of Watauga. i O'd U handle only first class goods, I am situated at the Ford of Elk Louisville Cincinnati l i 55 and will guarantee prices as Mitchell county, with a full line 0 55 low as any other merchant of General Merchandise, such as chicairo st. Lewis HO<T who handles the same grade Dry Goods, Chattanooga " 5 20 pm Groceries, of goods. Nashville 12 00 night Queensware, Memphis 610 a m. Glassware, No. 18 Hardware, Asheville LV | 82A A n Candies, waynesville AI* | 1053 an Charleston " | 8 05 p 11 and Patent Medicines. " I 5 48 p 11 When you are on your way to Jarretts read East nounc up NO 51 I NO • i Goods at almost your own at 3CO p m | 900 pn ? Boston price. I run in connection New York " 00 am | 140 with my other business, a Give me a call, as I am able to Philadelphia" 800a m | 102vapir duplicate any bills sold there. Baltimore " 920 p m | 825 a n My goods are bought for CASH Washington " 735 p in | 700 n Lynchburg " 1240 noon 11240 and I sell for the same. DaiiYille " 947am 11200 p Hoping to satisfy you in goods inehmond " 3 30 p m j 5 00 a n prices etc. I am Respecfully, Beidsville " 9 02 am | 941 p n Ac P. SMITH, Wilmington " 740 Morehead " 11 00~p m Feb. 6. 6mo. Goldsboro " 410 p m 1145 a m J. II. Grayson ualeigh A. G. Grayson " 1 55 p m 6 55 a in Durham " 12 35 p m 4 30 am Greensboro " 8oo a m 8 40 p 111 Salisbury LV 0 27 a 111 7 15 p m which we think is equal to s au 1i sbn ry A 1* 487a m 0 38 p in any in the county, and we statesviile LV 3 30am 5 56 p m TRADE, TENN. guarantee our prices as low Newton •" 2 20 a in "5 12 p m Hickory " 150 a m 4 53 p m as any in the —And— conullyspring 130 a in 437p m S W E E T W ' T R , N. C . Morganton "101 am 4 14 p m Marion "12 01 night 3 30 p m Dealers in general raerchan Bound Knob " 1110 pm 2 35 p in Black Mt. pm p dise and country produce. Asheville " 10 34 pm 200 p m " 955 1 25 in We wish to say to the pub­ Hot springs " 850 p m H 40a; lic that our stock is full and Morristown "43,0pm <8 35 I Also furnish transportation to complete at both points, and K n o x v i l l e " 3 0 5 p m 7 15 panties wanting the same with a that we will duplicate any Louisville " 8 05 Cincinnati " 3 15 safe driver and with as good a bills sold near us. chicasro 8 15 n in furnout us can be found in the st. Louis 7 2(Ta county. For the next ROOTS STATIONS, [read | HERBS, :< 9 4 1 « r. c. SHOES SHOES! 8®*SIIOES SHOES TEMPTATION. Temptation, to a well dis­ posed young man, is more likely to come with farce from good men than from bad men; from church-mem­ bers whose standard is low­ er than it should be,. than from men of the world whose standard is known to be a false one. So long as it is understood by a young man that there sharp line distinc­ tion, on moral qnesbions, be­ tween himself aud certain others with whom he is brought in contact, he can brace himself up with firm­ ness against any invitation of theirs to turn into the path of doubtful propriety. But when ayoung man finds that his Christian companions generally take it for granted that it is altogether proper to pursue a course that he has been accustomed to view with suspicion, then he is in peculiar danger of being swayed in his judgement away from the highest stand­ ard without realizing his dan­ ger at that point. Indeed as a practical matter, a chris­ tian young man never has more need of being on his guard lest he lower his stan­ dard of thought and conduct than when he is with Chris­ tian associates whoso stan­ dard is not at all points high­ er than his own.—Ex. J. B. HOPKINS, Still On Hand With a We will give you bargains that There are many accidents and can not be surpassed in the state. diseases which effect Stock and cause serious inconvenience and Our stock consists of a well se­ loss to the farmer in his work, lected stock of which may be quickly remedied by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's volcanic oil Liniment REV. JOE COOK. READ We can give you shoes in any quantity, size or quality. We can fir you up in foot-ware from a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $8 hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold in W. N. C. We carry a full and complete stock of Ready-made Clothing. Come and examine for yourself. We can suit you in any style, size or color. N othing but first-class goods handled in this line, and satisfaction guaranteed. We have bought, our goods in the lowest markets. We have such goods as the people want, need and will have- We sell for cash, therefore will not be Undersold. Call and price our goods before buying elsewhere. !• For Gash, You Cap Havs Hotel and Feed Grayson Bros, COUNTY. 60 DAYS Step in and examine our goods in this line, and we are lg^Watch this column next sure to please you in presents weeK for a more complete list We will make special prices, for for boys, girls, sweet hearts, cash, on all goods. Returning , mother or sister. Give us a of our bargains. our thanks for past patronage : call and be convinced. Respectfully, J o n e s & Vance. July 18, '80 ly. we will, as heretofore, still con­ WOODWORK-6^©0 tinue to furnish you good goxls Thanking o u r Patrons -=f2«00. and at as low prices as can be for past favors and soliciting CHIC^ill. 28 UN ION SQUARE,NY 1- JT-1 ^-aTuanta.G/\ -at-®* ST.L0UIS MD. OALLAS.TE,. ound. Truly yours, a continuation of the same. We are Resp. W. L, Bryan. Grayson Bros. Cox and Hart, Nathan Cree' Ashe county, N. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f0d92b6504798fb0e13320509c5b2dc4.pdf ad0b057f7e5849a73e1fbf1c67dab71a PDF Text Text 1 1 VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1890. NO. 85. 1 1 ' 1 WASHINGTON LETTER. will be resumed this week. Ex- REMINISCENCES, COGITATIONS ot her Democrat cared to oc­ Allen could plant one foot on "about seven millions of ne­ 1 AND NEWS ITEMS. Commissioner Oberly is to be cupy because McArthur was the Rocky Mountains and the groes in the State, and the 1 our Regular Cbrresp Undent one of the witnesses examin­ so sure of being elected, but I other on the Alleghanies he negro question has become a 1 NUMBER IX. ed. 1 he wanted to get as many could be heard from the At­ serious problem to the Amer­ the* Democrat The chairman of the New ican people. The best solu­ votes as possible, so as to, in lantic to the Pacific. resident Harrison is about York anti-monopoly league, For the Democrat. some measure, approximate Mr. Allen was elected gov­ tion of tin's problem, in my $ mad a man as it would be made an argument against Carson Lake, a versatile j the old mans vote. He was ernor of Ohio in the early judgment, will be found in R ssible to find in a days writer in a New York daily, popular with the young seventies by less than 800 christianizing the negroes, *"ivel. He has become fully Mr. W'ana maker's postal"The Press," fills a column of Whig lawyers and also with majority, to be beaten by In some sections of the coimtisfied that at least two telegraph bill before the that paper several times each hundreds of young Whigs Rutherford P». Hayes in the try, if reports are true, their en, prominently connected House Postoffice committee Friday. He opposed the bill week with reminiscences sim­ who were not lawyers. 8o the next two years by a very religion lias degenerated into . » ith the administration—As­ ilar to the following: he appealed to them to vote much larger majority, for it a kind of fetishism and is sistant Posm aster General because it proposed to give the business of the country J. J. Browne of Spokane Falls, for him, since McArthur was reached to the thousands. entirely emotional, devoid of darkson and U. S. Treasurer Wash, is a leading Democrat of J. S. W. all religious' restraints and Huston—have been abusing to a private corporation. the new State. He has the West­ sure to be elected, and ob­ He said he represented the ern relish for a good story, even tained a promise from as Linville Feb. 25. obligations. him at every opportunity when it hits one of "The negro race is natu­ and telling otherfriends that working people who sent few friends, and lie toldhis own party many of them as possible. me one yes­ rally a religious people. They telegrams and who would get A Dying STATESMAN. hey in (ended to resign just as terday. Early in the seventies In the meantime he incited are kind, affectionate and ey could find an opportu- little if any benefiit from the Ohio Democrats carried that the Democrats to work as n y to embarrass him by so law, and that the Postoffice State for Governor, their cani- though success was possible It is usless to conceal the grateful, submissive to au­ date being Willian Allen, a veter­ •rig. He also has under department had more busi­ an who had sat in the United if not probable. The result mournful fact that Samuel J. thority, and their conduct suspicion several other high ness now than it could man­ States Senate before half of the was that when the polls Randall is slowly sinking- towards the close of the late war, when they had power to licials andl.it would noFbe age satisfactorily without voters of the day were born. closed and the votes were dying by inches. He was variously dubbed "Old counted Wm. Allen received do mischief, was above all The brave heart bears up, all surprising if several adding this experiment. Bill Allen" from his age, "Fog­ jsignations were perempto-. Twelve bids have been horn Allen" because of his tie- one more vote than his pop­ and the clear eyes look cheer­ praise. By proper religious rily demanded by him in the made to the Treasury depart mendos voice, with which he was ular opponent, to the great fully into the anxious faces and christian instruction ment for the exclusive privi­ said once to have drowned the disapointment and chagrin about him, but the grand they are sure to become a V>ar future. the shrill whistling of a locomo­ Balloting for the selection lege of taking seals in the wa tive, and "Rise up, Bill Allen," of the Whig party. A great face bears the seal of death. most useful element in any »r a location for the World's ters contingent to Alaska for because he was literally dragged many of those young Whigs Talk about the will power of community." Fair will begin in the House twenty years, and in every out of obscurity into the field of who pledged themselves to Cardinal Richelieu! This modern politics. On the morn­ TALMAGE ON GRADY. 1 ite this afternoon or tomor­ one oi them the price named ing after the Ohio election Mr. vote for Mr. Allen and did so man has it, with more than row and be kept up until the is much higher than the Gov­ Browne was on a railroad train regretted their action exeed- the old French m an's cou rage Dr. Talmage has preached approaching Chicago, where and integrity back of it. question is settled. Chicago ernment now receives. No saw in the morning paper the he. ingl.y. a- The Whigs accused Mi. Al­ a funeral sermon on Grady Sam. Randal belongs to h" start in the lead, but award has yet been made. nouncment that Allen was elec­ It is hinted in inside repub­ ted. Stepping off the train, he len of having used unfair the old race of statesmen—the from which we make the fol­ ur correspondent has the lowing extract: st of reasons to believe lican circles that Mr. Harri­ met an old Democratic friend, means to induce minors and giants of the better days of "Mr. Grady might have named Douglas, when this con­ repeaters to vote for him, the republic. More than once that no World's Fair will be son's trip to Pennsylvania versation took place: had any political reward in held at either Chicago or New last week was really for a po­ "I say, Douglas, have you which was realy and infact he has shown the country litical purpose; he is trying heard the news from Ohio ? Allen the truth, but McArthur re­ that he would rather bo right the gift of his State, said Mr. r oHv, even if one of them is pW'tpd " Talmage, buthe wanted none M >uld be'selected. The Sen- to capture the State delega­ "Is that so? No, it can't be fused for family reasons, than be President. His ca­ and remained "plain Mr.Gra though urged thereto by reer almost leads one to Fa will kill any measure that tion to the next republican true. A re you in earn est ?'' dy." He stood for the new national convention, and "Certanlv. Here are the head­ many of his supporters. think that some old Roman does not locate the Fair at while Quay was in Florida lines of the news in the morning I remember coming across has stepped out of the pages South, "and was just what Washington, because tlie.y paper. See, Allen elected." we want to meet—three oth­ fear that its location at Chi­ he thought it a good time to "Well, that's a blessing indeed. an elderly man in 1867 who of Plutarch into our com­ er men, one to speak for the cago would mean the loss of visit the State, and the open­ God must have stuffed the ballot assured me that he voted for monplace American life. new North, another for the Wm. Allan on that occasion, T1 !inois, or at New York City, ing of the free library at Alle­ boxes for him." When Sam. Randall dies ghany City furnished the op­ The political success and though he was but 19 years we must build him a mighty new East, and another for le loss of New York in the career of William Allen was of age the time. He also and massive shaft of granite. the new West. The bravest vt Presidential campaign. portunity. The Senators, or rather curious. said that many voted for Nothing else will so fitly rep­ speech made for the last ri j b ;• in accordance with quarter of a century was that ^ a 'dnay's orders before he some of them, are growling About 1802 three young Mr. Allan who had no right resent him and commemorate made by Mr. Grady at the about the newspaper men men hailing from the same to vote. ions t a iji s yjorida fiishing liis glorious virtues. As the New England dinner in New —d Mr. Mills, of Texas,! finding out everything they neighborhood, left the 8hen- I was in Ohio in 1839. The leader of a forlorn hope he frill make a strong effort to do in secret session, and are a n d oa h v a 11ey i n V i i -g i n i a. and Wh i gs h a d an () v< • rwhel ln i n g was matchless. When hestood York about two or three • "feat the Fair bill in the trying to devise means to emigrated to Ohio because majority in the e unty in between the stricken South years ago. I sat with him prevent it. If they would they desired to escape from which I then was. But for and her enemies he was as a that evening and know somh ouse, but he will fail. The new styles of postage have their ordinary execu­ the blighting curse of slavery some reason, the Whigs were stone wall. When the little thing of his anxieties, for he pumps were placed on sale tive sessions open, the trou­ with which the Old Dominion attacked by General Apathy men of his party wanted to was to tread on dangerous had been afflicted since the and lost their representative move him he stood for right ground and might by one ^iturday by the Post-office ble would be ended. The regular war on lotter­ landing of the pilgrims in by one vote. It was brought as he understood it, ready to misspoken word have antag­ jp artinent. The improveit, if there is any, is hard- ies which is made in early Massachusetts in 1620. One about by two many stay-at- be sacrificed, but as far as onized forever both sections. days of every session of Con­ was named McArthur, an­ homes and one man who ever from the swarm of huck­ His speech was a victory risible to the naked eye. gress, by the introduction of other Lucas; thefiiame of the dearly loved the Sweets of stering politicians below him. that thrilled all of us who .. for many years one of the . gular Congressional jobs bills, has begun. 'It'safarce. third has escaped my mem­ life. This latter wasayoung No one misjudges him now. heard him and all who read ms been the proposition to Why not enforce some of the ory so completely that lean- farmer who remained at His enemies are silent. His him. lave the Government buy all laws we now have on the sub not recall it. All these young home at work on his farm mistaken friends in late re- "Who will in conspicuous the real estate south of Perm ject, instead of wasting time men became governors of till after dinner and then pentenee whisper with bated action represent the new their adopted State. Mc- started for his polling place. breath, "What shall we do North as he did the new sylvania avenue between the enacting? South? Who shall come forth Treasury and the Capitol. It The House and Ways and Aruthr was particularly con­ He lived six miles from it. without him?" for the new East and who has been knocked out so of Means committee are"practi­ spicuous in the early history On his way by a short cut Does no echo of this reach cally at a stand still in the of Ohio. He had already been through the woods he dis­ our stainless knight, as his for the new West? Let old ten that it was thought to have been entirely abandon­ preparation of a tariff bill. governor when the said Wm. covered a bee tree and deter­ stout heart flutters and his political issues be buried; let ed, but it is again on deck, The finoncecommitteeof the Allen, (also a native of Vir­ mined to regale himself with stalwart arm falls nervously old grudges die. Let new and a bill has been introduc­ Senate have decided to re­ ginia and uncle to Allan G. some nice honey. He was by his side? Does he not theories be launched." ed in Congress. Only a few port the bill for increasing Thurman, who ran for Vice a long ways from any house. know as lie closes his eyes In conclusion Mr. Talmage lonths ago, when there was the coinage of silver dollars President on the ticket with At the first one he came to and goes to pleasant dreams said: "And now, thou great Grover Cleveland in 1888,) he borrowed an axe, return­ that his countrymen are and magnificent soul of editfreshet in the Potomac riv- to $4,000,000 a month. Ex-secretary Whitney is married his daughter. ed and cut down the tree and dreading that fatal flash a- tor and orator I under bright •, the greater portion of this here with the New York Young Wm. Allen studied stuffed himself to satiety. He long the wire that shall an­ er skies we shall meet again. ^round was under from six Word's Fair delegation. law with Gov. McArthur, and then resumed his journey to nounce' Sam Randall dead." From God than com est and aches to four feet of wato God thou hast returned. Washington, Feb. 24;. was well thought of by him the polls to hear, before he —Atlanta Constitution. :er. Nice sort of property Not broken down, but as­ as well as by most if not all fairly reached the polling cended. Not collapsed, but Congress to buy to place, the unwelcome sound The Knights of Honor paid his acquaintances. irradiated. Enthroned one! being lblic buildings upon Cardinal Gibbons 011 the Negro. of the judges voice, "polls Coronated! Seeptered one! over to Mrs. Henry Grady In 1834 or '36, Gov. Mc­ Boon:? Emparadised one! Hail and ion *rice has been given that $2,000, the amount of her Arthur was nominated by closed." A Democrat was e- Baltimore, Md. Feb. 24.— well.—News and Observer. lected to the legislature by pusoon as the House finish- husband,s life insurance pol­ the Whigs for Congress. Wm. Before beginning his sermon When nature falters and re­ Br 5th the World's Fair the icy while a member of that Allen was always a Democrat. one majority. His vote yesterday at High, Mass. quires help, recruit her enfeebled itested election cases are order. He had several life It was universally supposed would have tied the candi­ Cardinal Gibbons made an energies with Dr. J. H. McLean's >e called up. There are policies, but the Knights that McArthur had a walk­ dates. The legislature was appeal to the congregation strengthening Cordial and blood purifier $1.00 per bottle. TTIH • , ' cases ready. Three of of Honor was the first to over in his district, so no Democratic by one majority in behalf of negro and Indian to i '' a joint ballot, or by one ma­ Physicians prescibe I)r. J. H. R. the committee have, make payment. This order Democrat of distinction car­ jority in each house, I forget missions. His Eminence re­ McLean,s tar wine jung balm, ried to contest with nim for Abjp«part\ r vote, reported in has a large membership here. minded his hearers that, in ni it they find no trace of opium the honors of representative which. At any rate, Wm. Al­ ie rePublican con- —Reidsville Review. compliance with the decree of or morphia, while its efficacy in very' ^ curing all throat or lung diseas­ n Congress. This being the len was elected U. S. Senator its, and one, by a unan for sixjyears in the winter of the last Plenary Council of es is wonderful. ~ us vote, in favor of the There are many accidents and case Wm. Allen easily won 1839-40, by one vote. Mr. Baltimore, an annual collec­ Children will freely take Dr.J.H. 1ST uocrats now occupying diseases which effect Stock and the nomination in opposit­ Allen took his seat in the tion was taken up in behalf McLean's Tar Wine Blood Balm cause serious inconvenience and ion to his father-in-law. He saL ieat. unlike cough syrup, it contains took a curious position in U. S. Senate in due time. And of those missions on the first 110 opium, will soothe and heal wef ?ie investigation of the loss to the farmer in his work, which may be quickly remedied the canvass, which was to he made the "welkin ring" in Lent in all the churches of the TqH Service commission, by the use of nr. »J. H. McLean's represent himself as filling a when he rose to speak. Hen­ the country. "There are any disease olthan .throaf or lungs quieker any other gap in the contest which no ry Clay once said that if Mr. now," said His Eminence, remedy. li chwas begun last week, volcanic oil Liniment 1 �v, The Campus is receiving Wake Forest, N. (1 near the State line of Ya. the usual attention given it Feb. 28. 1890. and N. C., then up the river during the spring, in the way D. B. Dougherty, Editor. through Ashe, Watauga and Jo the Demociat: of new evergreens and flow­ K C. Rivers, Publisher. -oMitchell counties, on to Ashe Mr. Philipp Johnson of this ers being planted and the old ville. If this road is built it place is an expert fruit grow­ ill \\ . Holsclaw has just mooved into his new store house, A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ will open up the Blue Ridge er.'In company with two ones trimmed up. It is now where he will bt pleased to serve his old customers and make new the nicest 25 acres in N. C. per devoted to the i uteres Is o County, State and Nation. Pub section to the world, and will students your correspondent Pleas May stopped a day ones. 1 am now better enabled to meet the wants of the people fished every Thursday at Boone make it the finest section of visited Mr. Johnson's nursery and night here this week. He than heretofore, as my store is much larger audi will keep a much Watauga County, N. C. country to be found. It is to one day this week. Mr. John­ still has a few horses left. larger stock than usual: 1 will always keep in the lead with low be hoped that alll these re­ son was busily trimming the prices, I will sell you extra 0 sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. $1, Thursday, March, 6. 1890. ports are true, and that we roots of some peach trees for The rnaiket is rather dull in N. C. The heali.h of the stu­ tobacco 35 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. $1, syrup 50 cts. gal, 150 test may have in a few years two transplanting. "Do you un­ oil, 25 cts. gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaws, Over $20,000,000 will be or more rail-roads through derstand budding? These dents is better than at any files, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kinves of all appropriated for the rivers our county. trees were budded last season time since September last. kinds, sad irons, farmers friend plow-repairs, plows and a com­ D. D. D. and harbors this congress. and some that I forced out plete line of shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. You Last Monday morning there will find my liue of dry goods complete in every particular, plenty John Jacob Astor, of New appeared in the overhead sky are three feet long." "Bud­ of boots and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notions, York, is dead. His wealth is a very remarkablecircle, with ding is very simple" contin­ Mind wandering cured. Books learned and jewelry, a. variety of ladies hats in the latest styles trimed and in one reading. Testimonials from all estimated at $150,000,000. four suns apparently of equal ued h >, "just take a small bud parts of the globe. Prospectus POST r ish to FBKE, sent on application to Prof. untrimed, and every thing else usually found in a first el assist ore. A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Are. New fork. A few days ago Lanier's distance and size, resembling from the tree you w I will not be undersold by any one for CASH. distillery, near Salisbury, was the planeSaturn, or rather graft with, cut a small gash Far better than the harsh I want to thank my customers for their liberal patronage and blown up by the explosion its ring. The circle extend­ in your scion, insert the bud treatment of medicines which hope by fair dealings to merit'a continuance of the same. horribly gripe the patient and of the boiler. Four men were ing into the sun then circling merely under the bark, tie a destroy the coating of the stom­ Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat, rye, oats, cotton string around it and ach. Dr. J. McLean's Chills and k illed. out North South and West. white beans etc. I will bean the market for all kinds of roots and the job is complete." Fever nre, by mild yet effective herbs. Call and see him before you buy and save money. There is a fight going on This circle was composed of Are you not afraid your action, will cure. Sold at fifty Yours anxious to please. to prevent Collector Haves misty clouds and was wellde pears will be killed? (They cents a mttle. fined. The four suns in this W I L L W . H OL L C L A W . from being confirmed by the are in full bloom) "I hardly Senate. The Republicans are ring or circle seemed to be a think so," "I dont care much "kicking up a row" against massive ball of clouds, and for pear-trees they blight too E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY. —AND— shone bright like the rain­ him, and also against the badly. Don't you see a row KNOCKED OUT! confirmation of Shaffer, the bow, caused, we suppose, by of plum-trees between the the rays of the sun. Ourpeo appointed post-master at pears. I will cut a good J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, pie looked at this unusual N. C., Raleigh. many of the pears down this phenomenon with intense in­ is just receiving a largestock 7he public is respectfully invited Rad blood and bad man­ terest and some, no doubt, year, the wild goose plum to examine our complete line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE ners took posseseion of Sena­ felt alarmed. The northern pays far better. There is a Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds tors Call and Chandler in the part of the circle was visible small tree that yields me two which will be sold for Cash or of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs Senate a few days ago. Sen­ until after 2. p. m. The ques bushels per year, worth $4 country produce at prices of the very best quality, Fine never ator Call got in a few licks tiou now is, what caused this per bushel, besides they do him a before heard of. Give dress goods, such as: Hen ret ta call, cloth, also fine silks, which will be on Billy that stirred up that unusual display in the heav­ not drop off like other varie­ apr 2D ly. sold at the lowest price ever ties, the insect which deposgentleman considerably. Sen ens? F. J. McMillion and Son of the bought at in Watauga County. ites an egg on the fruit, Month of Wilson Va., are Manu­ ator Call is requested to aWe were shown a letter hatches a worm which ruins factures of all kinds of woolen pologize to the Senate. written by J. H. Parton of the fruit. Not so with the goods, which they will send to READY MADE CLOTH The Senate silver bill di­ Transylvania county to Dr. wild goose variety." "I have your door in exchance for wool. rects the purchase of $4,500keen a Councill on the subject of the the largest orchard in the They also hand atfulliinejjof their ING A SPECIALTY. goods on Southerlands, 000, of silver bullion each proposed A. A. & B. R. R. State, I think, it contains Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the month, and all the gold bull­ The letter referred to, states nsar 1000 trees. I will ship highest price for wool. ion lying around loose to be that other parties in Tran­ the fruit and hope to make We have an immense stock of Dry FEED! FEED!! paid for in Treasury notes. Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confec­ o sylvania county are using a some money from the sale of It is confidently hoped that letter written by Col. Todd We wish to announce to tioneries, And a nice line of Hats them, (this orchard is two this bill will add to the circu­ the drovers in Western N. C., Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e lation of paper money $100,- C. S. C., of this county, to the miles from here) I have be­ that we are now prepared to normous stock of Hardware, con­ clerk of said county, to show sides several hundred in this feed your stock at our sta­ sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, 000,000 a year. that our county is opposed nursery. bles, or sell you feed as low & etc., & etc. Fx-President Cleveland has to the road etc. We do not There is fruit from China, as can be bought elswhere. All the above will be soid cheap. sold his property known as know 7 what Col. Todd has some over in that row from Give us a call. Resp. "Oak View" in the City of written, but feel safe in say­ Japan. There are*some figs MCNEILY BROS. We buy livestock, Horses,Mules, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see Washington. The buildings ing that any construction which yield delicious fruit, I MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. us. We will do you right. and 29 acres brought $140, placed upon Col. Todds let­ have an apple tree 18 inches W. 1. HUN SUCKER & BROS. 000. The property cosfc him ter to prove that our coun­ high that will bear this year, E. H. Dougherty Brother, $32,000 four years ago, and ty will oppose the building of if the fruit is not killed, I Brick Layers and Plasterers he has made the nice little said road does not reflect the have a fine persiinon it grows Mast, N. C. sum of $100,000 clear sentiment of the great major as large as a large apple and are prepared to do all work profit on this property. ity of the people of this coun­ is very palatable, it is called in their line on short notice. ALL work guaranteed and The Salisbury Herald says ty. Nor do we believe that the Japanese." Prices reasonable. For pri­ LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! the oldest man in this State Col. Todd endorses any such Of grapes I have 60 varie­ ces etc., address us at Conis probably Mr. Billy Whitley construction of the letter re­ ties, strawberries numerous over, N. C. Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. Nov. 7th, ly. of Stanly county, who is 117 ferred to. We certainly know kinds, raspberries, blackber­ All kiuds of dress goocis at correspondingly low figures. years old. Considering his age the minds of the people of ries, currants and the full A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ Lawns from 6 to lOets. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Eur PER! he is wonderfully active, and this county on the R. R. sub­ list of small fruits I grow to bats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, 'The Pride ol the North Caroli­ it is asserted that last fall ject, and especially the build­ perfection." plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &et,c &et,c. na Press." he cut and corded the ing of the A. A. & B., road, Mr. Johnson loses no Do you want to aid in building Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless wood from two acres of land. the grandest scheme ever of­ ground. Between the trees up a paper that shall reflect the variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. His age is on record and is fered to the mountain people he has a fine crop of annual greatest credit on North Caroli­ IJROCERIE ROCER IEs, |1ROCERIECJ or that can ever be offered in clover growing, which will na, no matter where it may be therefore indisputable. seen ? Then patronize ROCERLTF "ROCERIE&? "ROCERIE^ the w 7 ay of a R. IL. This now hide a rabbit, he will cut On the 26th of Feb. a great The Wilmington Messenger, Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. snow 7 storm prevailed in Wis­ road, wnen built, will open a fine crop of forage and A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER consin and Iowa. In Ohio up for hundreds of miles a- plant it in corn, realizing a Do you want a reliable paper Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost Indianna and Illinois, great long the Blue Ridge, the finest crop of fruit, clover and corn giving you all the news of the Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac world—a Democratic newspaper tory prices. Jeans .and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ rain storms prevailed, doing mineral and timber sections, all in one year. . to say nothing of its agricul­ The day of large planta­ that equals the best- has the ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of much damage and some lives largest circulation, and has for 7 lost by drowning. A terri­ tural interests etc, now unoc­ tions is gone, the small farm­ twenty-one years been a part ATERSON ACTORS ATERSON JiACTOR ACTOR ATERSON ATERSON AGTOIt ble cyclone occurred at cupied by the railroAdsinthe er is the one that will hereaf­ and factorin thegrowth and devNorth South. ter live the best and easiest. velopment of the Old Brownsvill Tenn.,near Mem Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or State? Then subscrbe for phis, which did great dam­ What man or set of mena- Could not a few farmers in THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for mong us would oppose such Watauga adopt this plan to age to the town. we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at Campaign Rartes: a grand trunkline R. R., or advantage? bottom'prices at J. B. Phillips|& Son, Chicago wins the world's who could or would oppose The two societies take The "Daily Messeuger," by mail, 4 months on trial, for Sugar Groye'N. C. fair, but it is now claimed the county subscribing a lib­ great pride in their halls $2.00 that 'boodle' was used to buy eral amount of stock in this which are elegantly furnished, up congressmen to vote for great enterprise? In the none finer can be found in N. The weekly "Transcript Mes­ SEWING MACHINES largest and Chicago in place of New York name of the people of Watau­ C. The chandalier in the Eu- senger," (the the State) 9 best paper in AND or Washington. The U. S. ga, we say that if an honor­ zelian Hall costing $150., months on trial for $1.00 Senate will have to pass up able and fair proposition is came unfastened yesterday Cash in advance. Both ORGANS the house bill before the mat­ presented to the county, we while the sexton was filling papers are large Eight-Page ter is finally settled. But we will cheerfully respond as far the lamps, being all glass it sheets. Send Postal Card This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ l i l r ISP suppose Chicago is the place as our taxable property will was smashed into millions of with the address of five per­ ing Machine with full set of at­ r sons and receive sample cop­ tachments and at which the greatfair will be justify in the interest of this pieces when it hit the floor. ies of THE MESSENGER. five years guarantee from held. Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. Royster, Ellington & Co, of road. THE FACTORY 11 is reported that there is If our county did vote down Raleigh built the new Labrafor EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. now a rail-road surveying a proposition a few years a- tory. They were to have it 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines party running up the Wat­ go of $100,000 on a "wild finished by October the 1st. auga river in to this county. cat scheme," it is no proof 1888 or forfeit $20 per day It is also stated that the that we are opposed doin^ till it was completed. They Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ MODERATE FEES. rail-road surveyors are sur­ our duty with a live R. II. failed to finish the building ent business conducted for U S . FATFWT OFFICE any house in Knoxville. 20 years experience in this busi­ OUN OFFICE IS OPPOSITE and we can secure patent in less t.mc luan tUose ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles and veying on the A. A. & B. road company, on a reasonable on time. The forfeiture a- remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or phoio., with descrip­ patentable or north of Asheville and also and honest mounted to $2,700 for which tion. We advise, ifduo till patent ishot., free ot parts for all Leading Machines. proposition. charge. Our fee not secured. A PAMPHLET "How Patents," with near the Ya. and N. C. line amount they sued the Trus­ names of actual, clients to ObtainState, county, or in your Give us the A. A. & B. R. R., The A. A. & B. road will pass tees and gained judgment town, sent free. Address, Tennessee. Rocky Mount and Liberty as soon as possible and we for $2,300 in Wake Superior C.A.SNOW&CO. OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON. D . C. court the 27th. Va., and strike New 7 river will be happy. The Watauga Democrat. EMORY ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK DOUGHERTY BROS. G F P ^ •';U1 Organs for less Gash than S. P. ANGEL, KNOXYILLE v �m J. C. FLETCHER there first of February. Last NOTICE. Boone, N. C.C. W. B. BAIRD By virtue of an oxpeution is­ RATAUG A DEMOCRAT. Sunday B o. I. W. Thomas March 6th. --Atty. at Law-sued from the Superior Court* j | closed his seventh year as To the Democrat: N. C Clerk's office of Watauga county, SUGAR (»ROVE, . . . , ^year $ 1 90 pastor of this church, and Valle Cruces, Nth C. Rev. Irl R. Hix y of St. Lou­ in favor of T. J. Coffey & Bro., j ' months 50 Rev. J. C. Johnson was cho­ is Mo., the great weather and against Nathan Horton for Will practice in Wat&ujra aail ad­ months 35 the of $>5.80. STILL TO THE J<R0NT sen as his successor. prophet, predicted the"eirro- costsumsale, I will together with joining Counties. rERTISING RATES. of expose to pub streaked clouds'' and circles lie sale, at the court house door, NNNV/'N T I —Prof. Win. Spainhour >eoiv $ -75 with a full and complete line mtli 1.75 [was in town this week. He that appeared in the sky last in Boone, on the 7th day of Ap-j . B. LUUACILL, JR. 3.00 has closed his school atZion- Monday. He said it would ril 1890, it peing Monday of the ATTORNEY AT LA S. OF Superior court, and the 1st Mon­ 5.00 occur about the third of day in said month, Nathan Hortear 7.00 ville, and thinks he may go July4th891y. Boone, N. C GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 1 week 9.00 west this spring. He was ask- March, and that the clouds ton's interest in a certain tract 1 month ; 13.50 ed to teach for us a few; tvould come up in the east or or parcel ofland lying on the wa­ W. C. NEWLAND, Consisting of boots, shoes, 3 " 25.00 months in Boone, but he de-j south-east. He also predic- ters of New rivei, adjoining the hats in all styles. Ready ATTORNEY AT LAW, lands of win, Hortons heirs and 0 « 37.50 Lenoir, N.C. ted that the first and second others known as the land now 1 year 50.00 clined. days of March would be cold, owned by T. J. Coffey & Bro. pur June 27. 88 ly. d at the Post office at —FOR RENT. One good moderating for reactionary chased from said Horton. Levied me the first day of L C., as second-class store-building, two stories storms for 5th 6th and 7th, on by 1890, on satisfy said exe­ SCOTT & ERVIN, of the best material. Dry March to high with basement and con­ itter. Goods in almost endless vari ATTORNEYS AT LAW, -i. •— venient outhouses, in one of and sure enough, it snowed cution. This March 1st 1890. eties, such as callicoes, ging­ J. L. HAYES SHERIEF. the best business localities in beautifully in the after-noon Lenoir, N. C. hams, worsteds, flannels, alJL NEWS. the county. For farther par­ of the fourth. The writer re­ NOTICE. ainance plaids of the best T. B. FINLEY, ticulars address the owner, members to have seen some­ By virtue of an execution quality, that must go at 6 J. P. Councill, Vilas, N. C. little wood please. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, cents per yd. My stock of thing a little similar to the issued from theSuperil*Court Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Advertise your business, —Quite a nice lot of that phenomena of last Monday, Clerk's office of Watauga Co. in favor of J. E. Naff and along wished for ice was stor­ about five or six years ago, [ubscribe for the DEMOgainst Nathan Horton for E . F . L O Y I L L ed during the last cold snap. just belore a tremendous the sum of $7.75, I will ex­ is second to none in the Co. ATTORNEY AT LAW, To those who are indebted May be there will be enough snow storm. The large cir­ pose to public sale, for cash, Boone N. C. to me, I wish to say that I fliss Yick Baird has clos- procured yet to fill to over­ cles and bright spots in the to the highest bidder at the July 4th, '89—1 y need, and must have, my u* school at Yalle Crucis. flowing the many new ice­ sky last Monday were doubt court house door in Boone, money. So if you do not wash DR. L. C. REEVES. Hiss Mattie Wike will houses that have been built less occasioned by the reflec­ on the 7th day of April 1890, to be annoyed by an officer, It being Monday of the Supe you had better make settleh this spring and summer here recently. tion of the sun's rays from rior court, Nathan Horton's PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON me/its by first day of Jan, plark's creek, —Please send your name the bright, thin clouds. interest in a certain tract or Office at Coffey's Hotel, '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. Boone, N. C -Mr. B. J. Councill has re- at once if you wish to sub­ Those wishing to see Hix's parcel of land lying on 'New July 4. 89. prognostications, river, adjoining the lands of frned from a business trip scribe for the National Demo weather Wm. Horton's heirs and oth YV. B. COUNCILL, M. D. crnt, as we wish to start off can obtain them by getting ers, it being the lands now Abingdon Ya. Boone, N. C. another club soon. You can McLain's almanac. It will owned and occupied by T. J. —Remember we are not rebe interesting to watch him Coffey & Bro. Levied en by Resident Physician. Office -Successor toKinsible for the sayings of not do without it, so send on your name and get in this through the year. The wri­ me this the 4th day of March on King Street north of Post lr correspondents. ter has been watching him 1890 to satisfy said execu­ Office. club C. D. Taylor & Bro, tion and cost of sale. This June 12 88. ly. -Mr. G. W. Council! has tSsT'LosT, betwteen Blowing for more than two years. He March the 4th 1<S90. le to resume his work at .G.G. EAVES. J. L. HAYES SHTRIFF. F. MORPHEW , Rock and Boone on Monday, seldom fails in any of his pre­ l/ille. Morphew & Eaves, a pocket-book containing a dictions.—I. \V. Thomas. NOTICE. Healer in general merchan­ [\lbert T. Hill, of Hicko- number of notes papers etc., By virtue of an execution ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, dise, and County produce. spending part of this the property of J. Lee Hayes. PROGRAM issued from the Superior And in town. I now, as I have in the past, for Sunday School Conven­ Court Clerk's office of YVatau Any person finding the same REAL ESTATE AGENTS, carry a full and complete tion of Three Fork Asso. to ga county in favor of J. Grit ilex. Hagatnan has pur- will please deliver it to the Horton and against J. C MARION, NORTH CAROLINA line of goods such as, sugar, sd the Isaac Wilson lot | owner at Blowing Rock, or convene with South Fork Miller. J. L. Moretzand A.J. church, (Elk X Roads) Fri­ Moretz, for the sum of $47. Office on Main Street over Drug Co's Coffee, Rice, leather, both >one and will improve it. leave at this office. July 18 89. 1 y. sole and upper, of the best day before fifth Sunday in and cost, I will expose to pub Store. R. L. Bryan and W. B. —One of our subscribers qualities, that will be sold March, 1890. lie sale at the court house Jr. are attending wishes to ask why it is that Introductory sermon, Fri­ door in Boone on the 7th E. SPENCER BLACKBURN cheap for cash. Good coun­ Attorney at Law. bboro court. some men are allowed to ll, a. m. by Rev. E. F. day of April 1890, it being try produce taken in ex­ Monday of the Superior ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. change for all goods at high­ [alioway Hodges who is peddle whisky through the Jones. G, Miller's interest Practices in the Courts of nth pneumonia fever, country when they plea se and Organization by, election of est market prices. or parcel in a certain t; 10th. Judicial District, oth > or feed better first of are not molested, while b i' 1_ of land lying in (.'o-ve-erijer~sBfrtKe~FecteraI -Courts at To all persons that are due • j 'at 1. p. m. ers are arrested for even township, in the deep gap of Statesville. ' v~ Subjects $br discussion ; me by hdte or._A£LL^" ing a little for sFkneSs? As I weather, we we know of no cases of the 1. Does a church realize the the Rich mountain above Zi- Collection of claims a spe­ onsville, it being the land cialty. had since March came kind, we decline answering. full measure of its obligation sold under a mortgage deed and responsibility, if it. has executed to G. W. Law ranee All comunications dirrected is no doubt killed the —In a letter addressed to no Sunday School? J. F. by J. C. Miller and wife. Lev­ to Boone or Elk Park will reies. forward and settle their Act us from Carter county Tenn. Spainhour, Asa Brown. ied on by me on the 1st day cei ve prom pt a ttentio n. he last two or three by the first day of Jan. 1890 enquiry is made about a man 2. The practicability of a of March'90 to satisfy said (will long be rememberor you will find your notes whose first name was Adam Sunday School in every execution and cost of sale. Watauga. The weather in the hands of a collecting the other name forgotton, a church. C. S. Farthing, L. N. This March the 1st 1890. CRESTON N. C. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. >11 very cold. officer. Itesp. C. D. Taylor. Johnson county man, who Perkins. Notice!—Land Sale. )f. Frankum of Cove married a woman in this 3. Who ought to attend LAND SALE! Lcademy proposes to county weighing 559 lbs., Sunday School ? David Green, North Carolina, Watauga Co. W. Woodruff & Co. By virtue of a decree of the school in Boone this who hauled her to Tenn.., and J. T. Pirkey. vs. Superior Court of Watauga He is a good instuc- had the buggy arranged so 4. Biole auth rity for Sun­ L. L. Greene. county, N. C., the undersign­ as to take off the wheels to day Schools. J. F. Davis, By virtue of an execution ed as commissioner, will sell issued from the office of j. Greene of this place load and unload her etc. We John Norris. I have on hand vehicles of to the highest bidder, at* the never have seen nor heard of 5. Qualification for a Sun­ the Clerk of the Superior our own make, and more in court house door, in Boone, les to purchase two firstCourt of Watauga County di on the sheep-killing dogs, that this happy couple, nor their day School Supt., J. C.John­ reeted to the Sh'ff of said Co. process of manufacture. All day) offirst Monday (the 7th April 1890, the fol­ son, T. P. Adams. food for from two ten per tracks or any other signs. in favor of the plaintiff in the for sale at very close prices— lowing described tract of land It. Bring on your dogs. 6. Advantages and Disa- above entilitled action. I will quality considered. Repair­ lying on the waters of the ing and jobs made to order a North Fork of New River, on FOR SALE. vantages of using Lesson on Monday the 7 th day of speciality. Respectfully, Mr. Bentley of Brushy April '90, it being Monday of the Elk Thomas J. Lillard, the north east side ofof said rfc, has captured quite a I offer my lot, No. 710 on Helps in Sunday School. E. the Superior Court of said Knob, at the base Roanoke Street, Linville, on F. Jones, W. S. Farthing. Surviving Partner, Knob, adjoining the lands of hosity. It is a ground which is a new house 16x22, county, at the court house 7. The Importance of teach door, in Boone, sell for cash tf.—May 3rd. 1/rrel, with white fur, red story-and-a-half, a new barn Wm. Horton deed heirs and ing children beneficence in to the highest bidder, L. L. others, known as the Horton TAKE THE |$, and two tails. 12 x 18, story-and-a-half sugar camp, containing75 aSunday Schools relative to Greene's interest in the fol­ high,—a complete [VIrs. Alfred Greene—fa­ and a shop 10 x building,— Missions and Orphanage. J. lowing described lands, towit; cres, more or less, and being 12, which irly called Aunt Hitteb.y can be used as a kitchen or L. Sherwood, D. C. Ilar- One tract near the town of the lands claimed by the heirs -GOINI Boone adjoining the lands of of Nathan Horton deed. eighbors—died at her bedroom to the house. Pos­ man. J. F. at Sands on the night session given Maich the 10. 8. Best methods of conduc­ and Spainhour, T. J. Coffey West and Northwest. Terms % one fourth of the aothers known as the mount to be paid in cash on If not sold will then be for Ikrch 2nd. ting a Sunday School. A. Ro- Gragg place. One tract ad­ the day of sale, and the oth­ rent. J. S. Warner. joining the lands of YV. L. Emigrants going any of the er % three fourths to be secur EI. Todd, miningenginten, Mun Mast. Bryan and others and the Western States ortoTerritories ed by note on three months the Flannery silver 9. Do Sunday Schools pay town of Boone. Also lots No. A Dead Soldiers Sister Wanted. This Feb. 20, 1890. and going was in town Monday, and what have they accom­ 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, situated in will save time and money route. credit. LOVILL Commissioner. via. Chicago Alton E. F. feports the prospect Archie Brinkley was a sol­ plished for morality and the the town of Boone and known It is the quickest route to for a rich vein of dier in the North Carolina church? J. H. Farthing, J. as the J. J. Horton lots. Lev led on by me to satisfy ajudg KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Rock Bottom At Last State troops, in the late war. T. Reese. PUEBLO, merit of $104.25 with inter­ jie^nany friends of Mr. He died recently in California It is earnestly hoped that est and cost March the 3rd And all points in Idaho, Wash­ J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. pryhn, will be pleased leaving a small estate. Brink all the speakers will be pres­ 1890. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. ington, Oregon, Utah Keeps constantly on hand and and California. n that his son Henry, ley has a sister living some­ ent on the first day and that If you sutter pricking pains on will sell at bottom prices for cash ly recovering from an where in North Carolina, but many other Sunday school moving the eyes, or cannot bear Finest and llest Equipped or country produce, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps. A special line of of mental abberra- unless she can be found his workers who have not been bright light*, and find vonr sight Road in the West. weak and lailfng. you should LADIES HATS. estate will escheat to the assigned subjects, will attend promptly use Dr J H McLean's Only line running Solid VestiHardware, Groceries. and take part in the discuss­ Strengthening eye salve twenty- buled trains between St. Louis State of California. icrr.y.- While Cove Creek and Kansas City. ions. Let us have an entliu- fiive cents a box. Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ READY MADE CLOTHING A a prety fair apple crop The Statesville Landmark siast-ic meeting. I. W. Thom­ SPECIALTY. Sick headache, wind on the ist Sleepers free of extra charge. >ar, and Meat Camp of last week published a long as and W. YY. Presnell, Com. stomach, biliousness nausea: I will meet parties at any rail­ No shoddy goods. In short, raise scarcely any, in communication from Rev. are promptly and agreeably road station with through tickets a full line of every thing kept in a Exposure to bad weather, get­ banished by Dr. J. II McLean's and baggage checks. ?ase why does cove Stowell the Baptist minister. ting wet, living in damp localfirst-class country store can be For full information, maps and found here. Give him a call. Little Liver and Kinney Pillets, [go to Meat camp for Mr. Stowell in that article ties are favorable to the contrac twenty five cts. a vial. descriptive pamphlets of the Persons who lead a life of exhe defends himself and ex­ tion of diseases of the kidneys ir? YVest write to or call on plains how the charges aposeure are subject to rheuma­ IBSCUIPTION RATES Made Clothing Ghristinas "Goods 0. a TAYLOR Valle Crucis N c Must Come rth & Lillard. Chicago and Alton R. R, renty six persons uwith the church at Fork as the result of aval meeting held gainst hmi were started. We very much hope the brother can satisfy the people of his innocence. and bladder. As a preventive and for the cure of all kidney and liver trouble, use that valua­ ble remedy. Dr. J. H. McLean's liver and kidney balm. $1.00 per bot tle. Are you restless at night, and B. A. NEWLAND, harrassed by a bad cough? Use Traveling Passenger Agt., Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm, it will secure you 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. sound sleap, and effect a prompt J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., Chicago, 111. and radical cure. tism, neuralgia, and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in J. H. McLean's volcanic Old liniment: it will banish pain and subdue iuflamation. �1 The Watauga Democrat, from "early morn to dewy eave." They retail it that D. B. Dougherty, Editor. K 0. Rivers, Publisher. Mast, N. C. March 1st 1890. For the Democrat : We have had surprisingly wet and warm weather for the past month or more, and v eget at io n is al m os t ala rm ingly forward.In consequence of this unseasonable warmth dampness, there and is a, great deal of sickness in this setion, and several deaths have occurred. What I would like to ask you, however, is concerning the mail facilities that we are Messed with under Mr. Har­ rison's administration, flan you, or any of your readers, explain why it takes eleven days to get a letter twentytwo miles? And in still an­ other instance it took five days for a letter to come 14 miles. And then can you ac­ count for the morbid curiosi­ ty that seems to be the con­ suming passion of the aver­ age country postmaster? They seem to think it obliga­ tory on them to be able to give just any one all the cas­ ual information about otherpeoples' business that may be asked for through idle cu­ riosity or some "business" de sign. And how is it that very frequently letters and pack­ ages, when received, are found to have been tampered with en route, and evidences of having been closed again, and that in a bungling man­ ner? Another matter suggests itself: Why are notour coun­ try postoffices attended to according to law, and the strict rules of the Postoffice -department? It is a common all over the land there is com plaint and dissatisfaction. Some of these sowered and disappointed patriots are even bold to say that their States will wheel into the Democratic column in 1892, if you don't mind. God speed the result. The MESSENGER of Sunday gave much inter­ esting news on tnis line. The colored leaders from North Carolina are really riled. The cry rings out on the mid­ night air around the White House and Capitol, "Give us good grub and in profusion or we kick." If Harrison will only throw them a sweet sop all will be right and serene again. But we would be hap­ py to know that the bump of disgust had grown so great until it crushes or chokes all Republicans chan­ ces of success.—Messenger. J. B. HOPKINS, READ DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE GREAT REDUCTIONS. &C., &C. For Cash or Produce At Remarkably Low Prices! Goods First Class. JEWELER. Watches repaired and all kinds of work in this line exe. cuted promptly. Nice line of People of Watauga readj We have in our large stoj ding, at the beautiful ti General DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES Jones & Yn Still On Hani With a GAP CREEK, N. C. GROCERIES, W. L.BRYAN, In order to make room for Merchandise our SPRING STOCK , we will Consisting, in part, of Boots, close out our Winter goods Shoes, Dress Goods, at greatly reduced prices. Notions, Hardware, Tinware, Groceries, Coffees, Sugars, Tea, In heavy Shoes, Rice, Boots, Cigars, Hats, Cigarettes, etc. Shawls and Overcoats. some special Elk Park, North CJ lately, shipped a full line o' of every kind, usually kr first-class Jstore, which sell for nothiu bargains RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. Co. Western N. C. Divission. Don't fail Drugs & Medicines THE "BLACK" DISTRICT. Aslieville, N. C.June 27 '89 to see ns before buying. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE bo The Second Congressional take effect June 24. '88. We still keep our in good variety. Also take SPOT OA SI1 We will give you bargains f can not be surpassed in thesti Our stock consists of a well lected stock of District has long been denom­ all kinds of Iread Ik I t Y 0 0 0 D S STOCK inated the "black district," STATIONS. IdownI| NOwest Bound. ENTIRE 50! NO 52. b?cause of the number of ne­ Boston LV. | i p m. 8 30 am " 1215 ni. 4 30 p m in all groes who live in the district. New York Philadelphia " 7 20 am 6 57 p m One of the fruits of the recent Baltimore 94 a m 19 42 p m Groceries, Hardware, Queen -ANDexodus movement was the Washington 1124 " [11 00 " D E P A R T M E N T S ware. Glassware & etc. Cutler thinning out of the "coons" Lynchburg 5 50 pm|510am both pocket and table, Scyth " 850 1805 " up to the demands of our to such an extent that there Danville And snaths, butts and screw Richmond " 310 " 12 30 " is very little doubt but that Reidsviile " 941 " I 50 " customers and Guarantee cross-cut and hand saws, ah the white people of the Sec­ Wilmington '' 9 00a m which will be sffid prices as low as anv-body. ond District will once again Morehead " 5 37a m And country produce in exGoldsboro ' 240pm 810 a m Thanking our Patrons for chahge for goods. Gent's be represented in the halls of Raleigh " 5 00 " 145 p in their liberal Trade, we are furnishing goods, such as, Congress by a white man Durham " 6 04 " 312 " Remarkably Low, and a Democrat. Hon. F. Greensboro ''1045 " 9 50am dress shirts, (both laundried Salisbury Ar 1221 night 1118 ' Very Respectfully M. Simmons will be our next and unlaundried.) Collars, SalisburvLv 12 4-5 " |il25 '' Congressman, there appears statesville Ar 1 51 am Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ l212noon H. C. MARTIN, & Co most any thing-needed in that We have a tremendious stoci now to be but little doubt. Newton " 2 53 " 12 55 pm 114 pm He made us a Congressman Hickory " 320 " line. of whom the whole people conley spring 343" 1 29 p m g@-SHOES! SHOES u Morgan ton Ar 412" 2 1 0 p m u 5 07 " were proud and to him do Marion 249 p m A. P. SMITH, the people again look as Round Knob" 605 327 m " 400 P m Black^ L " M Successor To their representative ijLCon^ t 7 28 " 431 p m 1 tlie members not springs " 9 15 " 6-10 p m ^ Smith & Miller, tPhTg in Congress who have made Morristown " 11 10 " 730 p m ly into an office, and ran­ N.C. Ready-Made Clothing from 8 such a faithful and ableCong- Knoxville "1245" 8 50 p in to 25 dollars per suit. We sack arouhd to see if there is t On a m To the peoole of Watauga. gressman as did Mr. Sim- Louisville Cincinnati 1 l 55 a m I am situated at the Ford of Elk handle only first class goods, S H O E S any thing for him. The law SHOE) raons. Wilson Advance. Chicago 6 55 p m Mitchell county, with a full line and will guarantee prices as requires that post offices st. Lewis 8 00 p m of General Merchandise, such as low as any other merchant shall be locked securely in the Chattanooga " 5 20 pm who handles the same grade absence of the post-mastei Dry GooJs, Nashville 12 00 night of goods. Groceries, or his deputy, if for no other m Memphis 6 20 a m. Queensware, reason, for the safety of the NO. 1 8 Glassware, mail key. Some of these'cold Aslieville LV 8 25 a m -Dealers in— Hardware, waynesville Ar 1053 am days in August' a special aCandies, Charleston " 3 05 ]> m SHOEM gent of the Posf office DeISSrSHOES Jarretts " 5 48 p m and Patent Medicines. par men t will quietly march FAMILY GROCERIES. read East Bound When you are on your way to a few of Mr. Harrison's pets NO 5l | NO 53 up Boston >r 3 00 p m | 9 00 pm before a United States Court Goods at almost your own AY"e keep for sale at lowest New York 6 0 a m | 140 to explain themselves. price. I run in connection We can give you shoes in Philadelphia" 300am | 102/apm Give me a call, as I am able to with my other business, a quantity, size or quality, With many good wishesfor Baltimore " 9 20pm | 825 a m Cash prices can IP you up in foot-ware fr Washington " 7 35 p m | 7 on m duplicate any bills sold there.the future of the DEMOCRAT, a 75 ct. brogan to the finest Lynchburg " 1240 noon 11240 My goods are bought for CAS11 I am respectfully, MIOAWDER. Bacon, Table salt, Danville " 947am [1200 p hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever s and I sell for the same. Pearl ine, Lard, Richmond 3 30 p m 5 oo a m in W. N. C. We carry a full £ Hoping to satisfy you in goods REPUBLICAN Cov. PLAINTS. Flour, Soapine, Reidsviile 9 02 a m 9 41 p m complete stock of prices etc. I am Respecfully, Teas, Rice, Wilmington "740 Corn starch, Morehead " ll U0 pm A, P, SMITH, President Harrison has been Grits, Starch, Hominy, singularly unfortunate in al­ Goldsboro 410 p m 1145 am Feb. 6. 6mo. Indigo, Sugar, Ready-made Clothin 1 -- p m Raleigh ienating so many of his par­ Coffee, >o 6 55 a m A. G, Grayson J. H. Grayson Shot. Durham 12 35 p m 4 30 am ty friends, and in sowing Soaps, Powder, Greensboro " 8oo a m 8 40 p ill Caps. broad-cast the seeds of dis­ Lye, which we think is equal to Salisbury LV 6 27 a m 7 lop m cord in the Republican par­ Candy, Crackers, Cakes, Spice saulisbury Ar 437am any in the county, and we Come and examine for yours 6 38 p m ty in many states. There are Pepper, Ginger, cloves, statesville LV 3 30am guarantee our prices as low We can suit you in any style, 56 pm TRADE, TENN. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, or color. Nothing but first-el] Newton " 2 20 am 5 12 p m signs of trouble in many as any in the Mustard, Blacking goods handled in this line, Hickory " 156 a m 4 53 p m states, and even in North —And— satisfaction guaranteed. Blacking-bi ushes connlly spring 130 a m 437pm Carolina. In our State the We have bought our gooj Axle-grease, Morganton " 1 01 am 414 p m SWEETW'TR, N. C. th e 1owest in arkets. We administration is informed Buckets, Marion " 12 01 night 8 36 p m such goods as the people Round Knob " 1110 pm 2 85 p m Soda. that unless the hungry and Dealers in general merchan need and will have- W e sell Blafck Mt. "1034pm 20 0 p m & seedy fellows are dealt with cash, therefore will not be Asheville " 9 55 pm I 25 p m dise and country produce. Syrup, more kindly and promptly, We wish to say to the pub­ not springs " 8 50 p m II 40am Preserves, Morristown "430 pm 8 35 a m lic that our stock is full and Also furnish transportation to that they will be trouble in Corned Beef, Knoxville " 3 05 p m 7 l i a, in the approaching elections, a.j N. O. Mollases, complete at both points, and panties wanting the same with a Louisville 805 p m safe driver and with as good a Tobacco, Cigaretts, the negroes will revolt more 3 15 p m that we will duplicate any Sin ok i n g T o ba ceo, (1i gi i r s, Cincinnati turnout cts can be found in the or less, and fail to rally to Chicago 8 15 a in bills sold near us. county. For the next Call and price our goods be the old slogan—come up to Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, st. Louis 7 20 am Catsup, buying elsewhere. the help of us white Radicals. Bluing, Vinegar, Washtubs, In some of the Northern Washboards, Oat Meal Step in and examine our States the Harrison gang is Brooms, Salmons, goods in this line, and we are Sardines, ready to pull each other by Clothespins, SP^Watch this column n sure to please you in presents Bakingpowder Peaches, the ears. for boys, girls, sweet hearts, We will make special prices, for weeK for a more complete Plums, ,The Civil Service reform Cherries, Pears, mother or sister. Give us a cash, on all goods. Returning of our bargains. Apricots, shriekers in the party are Blackberries, Corn, call and be convinced. our thanks for past patronage disgusted to overflowing. In we will, as heretofore, still con­ Washington the notes of re­ 8^ We take in exchange'for Thanking our Patrons tinue to furnish you good goods Respectfully, ij** and at as low prices as can be volt sound deep and loud. All goods, corn, chickens, eggs, N£WHOM£ "$(Wlti6-MACH1N6 ^>ACO. 23 UNION SQUARE.NY. CA1" ,sc!1 for past favors and seliciting the Republican leaders that butter etc. Truly yours, Give 77s a trial. CHICAJiui... M-^.=^atlanta.G4-U=>A L L A S^T E X . a continuation of the same. ound. ST. L O U I S O O . go to Washington are carry­ We are Resp. Jones & S. F. LENOIR & CO. Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek ing about with them a griev­ Bryan, Grayson Bros. Ashe county, N. C. July 18, '89 ly . ance, and "this they nurse ROOTS HERBS, JUST IN For Gash, You Gan Have Hotel and Heed Grayson Bros, STABLE COUNTY. Undersold. CHRISTMAS, 60 DAYS ;w. L. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 35 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/97297851ef877e624fbdab34e6502f21.pdf 22862c5d7fac8c1bdeb9986d5c52509b PDF Text Text 1 SI, To THE ^ 1 copy1 1 " 0 i " a An 1 inch 1v " " " - 1 ni3 0 i OL BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., TIT UBSDAY, MARCH 13, 1890. NO. 30. column •—— REMINISCEN CES AN1> COGITATIONS i nd the East will follow, and so intently upon the party in REED'S RULING. HINGTON LETTER. 12 and the Mexican war. The world's fair bill is now i. following will help the power that it cannot hope to « our Regular; Correspondent. NUMBER X. in the hands of the House West carry out her own ideas escape severe scrutiny of its Reed's ruling isT to be testacts. Therein lies the dan­ ed it appears. The Supremecommittee awaiting the de­ and principles. Entere * Democrat: FOJ the Democrat. In the past there has been ger to the Republicans. The Court is to be asked to de­ Boone, *-Supreme Court of tl.e cision of the representatives The Press, a New York two leaders in the United recent elections frightened cide whether or not a consti­ r gtatesds to be given of Chicago as to what chan­ n)Q,il ma daily paper, has a writer who Suites—Ma ssa chuse t ts a I \ d them badly. They are des­ tutional quorum was pres­ .4. y' to decide ges they desire made in it. furnishes a column or so of Virginia; that is, thoseStates perate, and the manner in ent when Pendleton, of West .-peaker Reed's new As soon as this is determined articles each day over the have given tone to two which Reed and the other Virginia, was unseated the 'Ml ,-thod ;f counting a quo- upon the bill will be reported to the House, and there is lit­ signature of Ben Abon, un­ sections in this country. We leaders have gone to work in other day. Air Pendleton -n is'constitutional or not. 1 der the title of Topics Talk­ may say that the New Eng- Congress show that they himself is reported assaying; —Democrtic Jeaders have tle or no doubt of its eing ed About. 1 copy the follow­ la nd people are homogeneous will not hesitate at anything "The action of turning me __opped out a programme promptly passed by the ing for the purpose of a rem­ yet Massachusetts has been in their determination to out was clearly unconstitu­ especially in House. The doubtful part rRA lh that end of the business will be reach­ iniscence: the leader of the other five capture the machinery of the tional. A member is unseat­ w. Mr. J. O.Pendleton of "Some Sundays ago 1 listened Yankee States. ed in the Senate. Massach- government so fully as to ed by the House, and the quo \ first district of W. Va., to a sermon by a New York di­ setts has given tone to the prevent Democratic success rum. consists of 166 mem­ ed o was unseated last week A New York syndicate, of vine in which he drew a word pic­ bers, not 162. There are two —3the votes of less than a which D. 0. Mills, the father- ture of a wonderful 1 apestry States a little to the South in 1892. The federal election in-law of Whitelaw Reid, edi­ which had been created by the of her and westward to the law whicn the Republican ways and two places in which teacijority of the House, which weavers without ever seeing the Congress will pass is a sure the question of constitution­ on'a constitutional quorum, tor of the Iribune and ex- face of the work he was creating. Pacific Ocean. indication of this purpose. ality may be brought up. . roposes to claim his salary Senator Tom Piatt, the re­ He used it to illustrate how an Virginia has given tone to It is a dark blow at the fre- Suit can either be brought in -t u is a member of the House of publican boss, are leading unseen and providential hand the States South and West members, and have been a- guides the destinies of mankind, of her as far toward the Pa­ dom of the ballot. I hold the Supreme Court or in the to tepresentatives, and if the i met the clergyman yesterday that the masses of the Amer­ Court of Claims. The procee Treasury officials refuse to warded, by Secretary Win- morning" on B rod way and referr­ cific as our territory extends. ican people will not indorse dings ean be quo warranto in pay him—and they will—he dom, the exclusive right of ed to his illustration, when the In my boyhood days the si will enter suit for it in the catching seals in Alaskan wa­ fact came out that it was the Congress of the United States this fraud upon their suffera- nature, and based on a call oi court of claims and appeal it ters for 20 years from the large Gobelin tapestry which passed a law authorising the ges, and that this course will to the Speaker to show cause hangs in the Hoffman House cafe powerfully react upon the par why he prevents me from ex­ "irom there, if decided against 1st of next May. This is .a to which he he had referred "I construction of a military "ty that essays it. The pur­ ercising the privilege of a have never seen it" he an, to the Supreme Court. combination of politics and "although I should veryadded, road through Aid. Ohio and much 111.' to the Mississippi river. pose of the Republicans to member. A suit or salary business that is quite char­ Lin if the Republicans show like to do so." I offered to pilot lavishly and recklessly ex­ can also be entered. In either _ y disposition to delay the acteristic of the Republican him into the luxurious drinking The road was built. We party. place if he cared to go, and he ac hear it alluded to very sel­ pend the surplus is as clearly event the question for settle­ rv . iae in either court he will cepted the invitation. There were dom now-a-days, because the accounted for. The high tar ment will be whether the Mr. Blaine has become so we ele out a mandamus to stop three persons in disgusted at the administra­ only two orwe entered, but the railroads have superceeded it iff laws are too well under­ Speaker has a right to de­ , Treasury officials from cafe when his tion that he refuses to see first and in voluntary movement as a road over which soldiers stood now by the country for clare a member unseated e | iaS( ;ing the salary of the man any applicants for office even as the surroundings of the place and army supplies are con­ its wrongs to be concealed without a quorum." It seems in j^ { has been illegally given in his own department; he met his eye was to remove his veyed. It cut Ohio Iowa and by opening sluice gates to to be the idea that the Demo v seat belonging to him. hat. It was the tribute of inno­ the surplus which they col­ crats will not bring suit un­ * s well that this question turns them over to one of cent reverence to art, and my Illinois in two—North and the assistant Secretaries of knowledge of the conventionali­ South. I have heard it said lect. Tariff reform is grow­ til Atkinson, the Republican Com 0 be legally decided, and ties and the certainty that his act repeatedly that one could see ing; its strength must in­ who was seated, votes on Wilkr Sooner the decision can State. would attention Assistant Post-master Gen to him, attract undueme to sug­ a difference in the people on crease with investigation, some bill which becomes a alone induced —tgotten the better, sick ow circumstances alter eral Clarkson is telling his gest that he should replace the the opposite sides of that and I am confident the prin­ law, and that then they will tile. As we went out Billie Ed­ was t-< s was never made plainei friends that he can not pos­ wards, keen eyed and observant millitary road. Northern ciple is more popular than it make the point that it is un­ was two veors ago." constitutional. The Republi this va by the actions of the e- sibly remain in office longer stopped me for a a moment and people settled north of it and than the first of May, and whispered: "Your friend is a cler the Southern people settled "What do you think of the can managers are reported tjibn com mittees of the two gyman 1 see. They all take their election of 1892?" he asked. willing to make a test case of have uses of Congress. In the that he may resign earlier, hats off when they come' in here. up to it on its south side. but he does not tell them Well, now, if those two "I have abundant confi­ the matter, but we opine that • He 1II ^ u. gse where the republicans that he has received a very Curious, isn't it? But lots of 'em States led their respective dence that the Democratic any proper trial of the ques­ comes. Oh, it's all right, we new­ peach 1 ever .Y vote tneycan get, pointed hint from the Presi­ er say a word." sections for a hundred years party will win in the next a p­ tion will show up Republican e has been an indecent —T e in reporting contested dent intimating in the most It reminds me of a picture or more, which is bound, ul­ pend to the country. The Re ru a n a gem en t gen erally i n aunmistakable manner that I saw a great many years a- timately, to lead the other? publicans are inviting disas­ nythingbut a favorable light. s .ion cases, while in the ter. They can not expect to —News and Observer. 1! ' ate where no votes are his resignation would le ac­ go i a A 1 a ssach uso11s. A s y ou Will some of your readers much longer deceive the rank J. S. W. entered a darkened room you answer? has be there is a dignified ceptable. and file of American man­ If your kidneys are inactive, The question of a railroad beheld an oil painting with­ Linville, March 7th. —Fix in the way contests a re hood; they are traveling you will feel and look wretched, to South America has been out being able to discern any Creek /d. On the 15th of Feb. paths where the masses will even in the most cheerful society, THE AMERICAN CROMWELL. meloncholv on the j oiliest occa­ teach evidence was all taken much talked about since the outlines or figures of persons not follow—democracy will sions Dr. J. HcLean's Liver aud Pan - A meri ca n Con gress a d o p or things, but by intently ga­ spring.; ir arguments heard in What Ex-President Cleveland" Says Re win in '92," was the earnest Kidney Balm will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle. *t° r itana Senatorial con- ted resolutions recommend­ zing awhile, the form of a guarding- Mr. Reed's" Hullings. reply. ing the appointment of a huntsman-was seen, then his CT - X , "Saturday, Mar. the 1st, "And what of you for its The Commissioner of Inter commission to go over the gun; soon you could see the the committee met and ap­ The Nashville (Tenn.) Her­ leader in '92'1" some one in­ proposed route and report game he had secured, and nal Revenue left Washington pointed a sub-committee to as to its feasibility etc. A then ail fhe details of ground ald has published an inter­ terjected. Monday night for an inspec­ collate thefacts to be report­ view at length had by G. H. "As to that," was the quick joint resolution has been in­ forest and stream. It was a tion trip through the line of ed at the next meeting, which Armistead, its city editor, response, with a deprecatory troduced in the House, by most elaborate and excellent collection district to New Or­ will be next Saturday. with ex-Presiden Cleveland a wave of his hand, "1 have no Mr. Buckalew, authorizing painting, the like of which I leans. We commend to his Governor Thompson, the few days ago in New York. thing to say." the President to appoint sui­ never saw, though I have especial attention the infer­ Democratic Civil Service coin The following is an extract The ex-President smiled a nd table parties to examine and seen a great many paintings. nal internal annoyances and from the interview: g( /ljssioner, is the only one of turned the conversation into atrocities his Republican subreport of the advisability of Now for a,cogitation: ' ,e trio that has not been Remarking upon the atti­ other channels, but the ques­ a rail-road to South Ameri- Shakes pere wrote, "On agents pat upon the people ji rehed by the in vestiga­ tude of Speaker Reed, Mr. tion did not seem to be dis­ ca. of this State. The difference what meat doth this our Cleveland characterized his in now in progress. Lyman tasteful. C. E. Kincaid, correspondr Caesar feed that he has grown between the administration been convicted of favorpolicy as "Croinwellianand ent of the Louisville Times, so great?" I am reminded of the internal revenue law lu>r m of the worst kind in well calculated to repel the HARD ON DUDLEY by the Democrats and by Re­ homing prompted his broth- shot ex-Represehtative Taul- of this on learning that the admiration of the country. bee, of Kentucky, during a House of Ilrepresentati vesat publicans, so far as the peo­ of M h-law after he had aeHe said that the conduct of In a contested election case personal dfficulty at the Cap­ Washington has voted Chic­ ple are concerned, is that the —J Meged that he had stoitol Friday. Mr. Taulbee's ago as the place for holding the Democrats during the re­ in which the notorious Dud­ former make the best of a ba d eer a animation papers from cent struggle in the House wound is not dangerous. the World's Fair in 1892, in had been, to Ins way ofthink ley was counsel for the Repub regulation and the latter the mine? office for a party who Washington, D. C. honor of the occurence of the ing, characterized by motives lican claimant and who quo­ very worst. Tha t is the whole He ,.5 seeking promotion, and four hundreth aniversary of that must command respect. ted Scripture, Mr. Crisp re­ thing in a nut shell.—News fa v. v Roosevelt, the h gh IS HE CHARLEY ROSS. the discovery of America by Said he: "They have been plied and said: That was the and Observer. silvei t of the "1 am better idea he meant to convey. _ n you" element in poli A young man who may Cristopher Columbs. I can loyal totheconstitution,and When lie had heard the coun­ NOTICE. j ys, is convicted of having possibly turn out to be the well remember when Chicago very firm in their adherence sel bilking about the impor­ By virtue of an execution is­ ceived theSecretary of War long lost Charley Ross has had a population oflesstnan to its teachings. They have sued from the Superior Court jj.h order to transfer an in- located in Port Alleghany. one hundred persons. Now, been strong in protest and tance of a pure ballot and Clerk's office of Watauga county, it is a great, populous and courageous always, but they the protection of the people in favor of T. J. Coffey & Bro., a competent clerk from his own McKeen county. Pa., and the story of bis life is of a nature wealthy city. have not allowed their pass­ from corruption at the polls, and against Nathan Horton for* tP ffice to tne War department the sum of $5.80. together with that may throw some light By this action of the lower ions to run riot with their ] of liaving deceived the on the sensational abduction though he could not call him cost of sale, I will expose to pub ~~ st-mnster General and the of Charley B. Ross from his house of Congress I am re­ judgment. Having squarely the devil quoting Scripture, lie sale, at the court house door, in Boone, on the 7th day of Ap­ Superintendent of the census fathers residence in German- minded, too, of those words placed themselves on record he was reminded of the negro ril 1890, it peing Monday of the la b order to obtain a place in town on July 1. 1874. The of Bryant, the poet. and emphasized upon the the 1st (ll lie census bureau for a man young man is just the age "Westward the march of public mind their honesty rhyme, preserved by the Sen­ Superior court, and Nathan Mondav in said mouth, Hor­ i who had perjured himself in now that the stolen child of empire takes its way." and vigor of purpose, they ator from North Carolina: ton 's interest in a. certain tract c orrier to help Roosevelt make Christan K. Ross would have The sceptre of power in this have with dignity and discre­ "De bigger dat you sec desmoke, or parcel ofland lying on the wa­ attained if he is alive. He is ters of New river, adjoining the vme p 01 .£ against the post- going to Philadelphia to see government is departing tion assnmed an attitude De less de fire will be, lands of win. Hortons heirs and from the East to the Great where the Republican party And the leastest kind ; of possnm others known as the land now __ ster at Milwaukee, Mr. Ross. Climbs the biggest kind of tree. owned J. Coffey & Bro. pur i he urgent deficiency ap- When yon are constipated with West. Yet, the power once must be held fully responsi­ De leader at de old camp ground chased by T. said Horton. Levied wielded by the East will be ble for the consequences of Dat kin loudest sing and shout on by from on the first day of g 0 opriationbill, $23,650,000 loss apdetite, headache, take one me. J. H. little tj lc * been passed by the House. of I)r.kidneyMcLean's They liver continued in the \\ est. The its illegal tactics,' and the Is gwine to rob some hen roost March 1890, to satisfy said exe­ and pillets. are cution. This March 1st, 1890. 1,000,000 of it is to pay pleasant to take and will cure only difference is, the West aims of its leaders. The eye Befo' de week is out. J. L. HAYES SIIEJKIEF. will say "Dingo"'—I lead, of the nation has been fixed [Laughter.] si oners in the war of 18- you. 25 cents a vial. __ �preme court, only a few daysj think we ever heard more con child, poor child,' answered The decision, we arej vincing arguments used, and : the weeping mother. 'Why D. B. Dougherty, Editor. happy to say, is in favor of all seemed to appreciate didn't it suit .von, repeated fi c. Eivi'i's, Puhiiuhsr. the State. We feel verv much: the labors and efforts ol the the judge. "Oh 1 was alraid obliged to the Court. j brethren. it would makea 'Mugwump.' A DEMOCRATIC family newspa­ The Farmer's Alliance is Education is a wonderful W ill \\ . Holsclaw has just mooved into his new store house, !,c I ,i(ias( d to serve liis^oldjcustomers and make new per devoted to the interests of 1elio a citizens and country s growing at this place, blessing to mankind. Take e1 !' V ' h y h f 8 ' '< W es f ^ ! 1 T. DOW bette '' e,mbled t o th ® wants of the people "' and mPn.'wiio at first, si*m- two b^s.^nd orndo school , inJic'ietofore, as my ,store is much larger audi will keep a much during- the present session !led to bsft\ierse to the order, and lie will learn grammar M . , Watauga County, N.C. t k . ,, , Congress has been m are coming OV er and sa y now arithmetic, algebra and then . T n , I will always net-,< in the lead with low 8ince tl,e4t i 1 - of De( ^ m " that the principles of this or- go to college and afterawliile L . pf r If lbB ' **•*• soda 20 "»• Thursday, March,1$ , WW!' ber ' now over t h r e e months. der will last-so say we all. f Ibs " R o0 ets 8«1, 150 test —— make his mark in the world I •l oil, —•> els. g«ii. 1 also ha\ e in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaws, Senator Allison has been |The Senate has done practi- Mr. Editor, if time would The other one will stay nt files, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kinves of all 1 b . Ut again re-elected. ! permit, just now I would like | home, kill frogs and snakes, kinds, sad irons, farmers friend plow-repairs, plows and a Comi Blair Bill, and A snow storm fell The Watauga Democrat, ! ago. fil fn l l r contmues cratic members and putting in the other fellows. Hon. 0. II. Doekery will sail this week from Brazil to N. C. 011 a visit to his fam­ ilyThe National Republican League which met at. Nash­ ville Term, adopted the fol­ lowing. "Any theory of States rights which shall be held to prevent the governmet from protecting all its A young woman in Chath­ am county N. C. fell in love with a government detective and exposed the hiding place of some counterfeiters of that county. The counterfeiters were captured and lodged in jail. _ _ citizens in the enjoyment of all of their civil, religious and political rights and privileg­ es is condemed by theeonven tion."This is intended for the benefit of the colored brother in his voting capacity, no doubt. The Ohio Senate has pass­ ed the House Bill, to redistrict the State, in the Cong­ ressional districts, and is now a law. Maryland has done the same act. A man by the name of Hoar of Ohio will uo doubt use some eus words. Great damage has been done to early vegetation all over the South, even in Flor­ ida they have had a freeze. Early fruit has been killed. Snows have been universal throughout the Southern States. March so far has been unusually severe. Senator Blair has become furious over his Educational Bill in the Senate. He makes war on Senators for opposing his bill. He makes a general onslaught on the news pa pers botn North and South and particularly the N. Y. papers of his own party. The'Sen ate has at last con­ firmed the nomination of Shaffer post master at Ral­ eigh. "What will Loge Har­ ris say now?" He wrote to Benny a few days'ago "that if Shaffer was confirmed as post master the Republicans of the State could not elect a single member to Congress. Halifax and other counties in the Eastern part of the State, are said to be in a gloomy condition on account of the desertion of negroes, which leaves the farmers without laborers. Owing to the bad crop last year, provisions are scarce and no money to buy any. THE AGONY OVER. All of us recollect some­ thing about the "Tax Bonds" against the State, that was talked about last campaign. "That Vice President Morton had an interest and would sell lis out etc." The matter has at last been decided in the U. S. Su- I O ' I 1 and 'buncomb' speeches. The tax-payer and road-worker, I All humorists are truthful I will not be undersold by any one for CASH, effort of the majority is to hold up my hand in favor of i men, they never misrepresent I I want to thank mv customers for their liberal patronage and perpetuate their power, and Mr. J. E.Finley's arguments, but tell the truth out and hope by fair dealings to. merit a continuance of the same. turn the tables on the minor­ which are in accordance with out. All the Danburv News Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat,rye, oats, ity. The Administration has the Editors views I believe, man wrote about that stove white beans etc. I will be in the market for- all kinds of roots and been engaged mostly intum- or to an extent. Away with pipe is truth. I know all a- herbs. Call and sec him before } ou buy and save money. _ , T, Yours anxious to please. ing out democrats and P*R-j the argument that those who bout stove pipes. I had one ting in Republicans bo that have worked out their time that went out at the front WILL IT. HOLbCLA H\ all the machinery of the gov­ on the roads should not be door, aiouud the house twice, ernment shall be completely required to help keep up the E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY. under the control of the Re­ roads which many of them caoie back and got on the wrong stove. publican party. use more than the poor man I call my dog Tanner, be­ Now after all this is done, j that- is required to make and cause everybody wants to ought they not to redeem keep up roads that they nev- kick him. theirpledges to the country? or use. Had such a principle 7he public is respectfully invited Would it not be a splendid as this been adhered toin the A woman has a finer inte­ to examine our complete line of time to make money plenty? past, we would not have been llect than a man, and she is Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds Pass the Blair Bill; Repeal a free people to-day. bo be­ always willing to acknowl­ of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs edge it. of the very best quality, Fine the Revenue on tobacco and cause "father carried a rock I made19 speeches for Cleve­ dress goods, such as: Henretta brandy ? in one end of his sack", is no cloth, also fine silks, which will be Will they do it? Not that reason that we should ; but land in Indiana, and if I had ! sold at the lowest price ever made ten more he wouldn't any body knows of. bought at in Watauga County. let's have the best way, and have got a single vote. You. will have no use for spec­ combine labor and capital to Uncle William was a very tacles if you use Dr. J. H. Mc­ this end. L. C. WILSON. forgetful man. Hecamehome HEADY MADE CLOTH­ Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, it removes the film and skum Imperfect digestion and assim­ one night, washed the face of which acumulates on the eye balls ilation produce disordered condi­ the clock, wound up the ba­ ING A SPECIALTY. subdues iufiamafcion, cools and tions ol the system which grow by and set it forward fifteen soothes the irritated nerv; s, strn and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. gthens weakcand failing strength. J. H. McLean's Strengthening minutes. 25 cenls a box. What is the difference be­ We have an immense stock of DryCordial and Blood Purifier, by its tonic properties, (aires indigos tween an oak-tree and your Goods, Groceries, Notions, ConfecSweet Water,' N. C. i tion and gives tone to the stom. 4 - i U i OTI A ! tionaries, And a nice line of Hats " m o t li e r-i n-1 a w . he tree Q^ps, Boots, Shoes, and an eMarch 8., 90. ache. $1 per bottle. iche. $1 1eaves every spring and she normous stock of Hardware, con­ Editor Demoera t: ELI PERKINS' YARNS never does. sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, It is very seldom that we Everything whose sun nev- <& etc., & etc. see anything in your much appreciated paper from Low­ Reported for the Democrat. er sets is iin inortal. Alien's All ti i e a b o v e vv i 11 h e sold o h ea p. When I was in Kansas a few son never sets, therefore a hen I er Beaver Dams, hence a few We buy live stock, Horses, Mules, months ago there came a ter is irnmortal. Cattle, and Sheep. Gome and see lines from this community rible cyclone. Several of the Says uncle: 'Consider Eli, if I us. We will do you right. may not be amiss. Legislators at the moment you take the beer the bier The.health of the commrml j the great cyclone passed un- will take you. If van want E. II. Dougherty Brother, ty is tolerably good; 1 fo-rtunately opened their to keep your spirits up don't though we have xi case of, Mast, N. Li mouths and were blown in- take spirits down. king la grippe now and then. Mr. Adam Greene, Sen., and i , . , '•i s»ai ii vi. n i them, power- If you spit up phlegm, and are r old Mrs. I tartly ihave ibeen L n ' but they were . 1 , , , t— ilow with • the disease I fully discouraged. , ,A great troubled with a. hacking ,cough, •j l , rather LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! ibut seem to be convalescing. |i many . ,more were , blown a- use Dr. J. 11. McLean's Tar Wine i , . . " , Lung Balm. Tim,.ncf ot the old people . gainst ,nouses and trees and i in Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. 1 he rest „uii. m , +i section are as well as u-1i mashed so flat that they, were Lor sick headache, female trou All kiuds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. . n this . . XT ; , 3 /\i | , T . ,, T , and sou for hies, neuralgic pains fn the head Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur sual Old uncle Dudlev Far- i sent to N. take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv­ hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, "Liver pads." thing, in his 85th year, still I came out with a clergy­ er and kidney pillets .25 cents a plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc &etc. vial. tends his mill. He has been, man last night who had been Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless and now is, a wonderful man; off spending- vacation. The In cases Of fever and ague, the variety,-and as cheep as can be found in county. ever ready to help the poor good old brother was delight blood is as effectually, though not and relieve the distressed. He flROCERI FM f 1ROCEKI Ea |i ROCERIFa ing those in the car with him so dangerously poisoned by the is the oldest of eight brothers ... , . . | effuvium of the atmosphere as it ™ ROCER1 ™ ROGER I « R0CERI FA and survives all except Rev. with some practical jokes, i could by the deadliest poison. j "Have you heard of the big ! Dr. .J. if. McLean's Chills and Fe Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. A. C. Farthing, who is seven­ gan they made up atD. some ver Cure will eradicate this poi­ Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. ty years.of age, and has been time ago? They shot it off son from the system. 50 cents a Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fae bottle. preaching for about forty while I was there. The ball tory prices. .Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ years and has stood as abea was so large tha t. it j ust stood Old people suffer much from ware at almost, nothing. We also have a large lot of con light to guide the way­ still, and the gun went back disorders of the urinary organs, WACTORV ward. So these two men, ATERSON FACTORY ATERSON and are always gratified at the 12 miles. 1 ACTOR 1 ATERSON ATERSON ACTOR 1 wonderful ffeects of I)r. J. H. Me­ with their brothers moulder­ When I was in Cairo, on 1 • ln 111 Yarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or ing back to their mother , • i. h . . "' , . -••, . . , ' , the Mississippi; just after a ,banishing their troubles. $1 per T. dust, have set fn motion an botfclu cash. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for flood on that river, I met an bottle. influence for good, that will we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at old friend that was complain­ last while time shall exist. J. B. Phillips & Son, ing of the mud. "How deep W.J. HUNSUCKER.& BROS. bottom,prices at Therefore, we are impressed Sugar Groye N. C. is the mud, my friend ?" £ 0h with the idea that no man Ri ick Lnycrs and Plasterers it is deep, down on Water St.' can live-to himself, and that ; >.J; -'U SEWING MACHINES How deep is it, tell me. 'I'll , ^ . he will either exert an influ­ • 4 4 ii rv r x. • . are prepared to do all work -ANDence for good or for evil. So just tell you Lh, J got into i„ tlUi,-line on sho.-t notice! the mud ankle deep.' Ankle- ALL work guaranteed and \ •vjr5 •tey' i - U •' "Let us watch as well as deep, aha, that's not much. Prices reasonable. For pri­ ORGANS pray." ces etc., address us a t Con'But I was headforemost.' wr While the people of this lit­ No v. 7th, ly. This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ At Washington last month j o v e r > C jJ: fi 4 'rjtle volley haveenjoyed health ing Machine with full set of aC a poor woman drowned hei , •G ; \ MW- 3 sobriety, morality and many tachments and 1 •" W child. I saw the woman beother blessings, we have not, five years guarantee from , , fore the judge and was sorry it seems, received a greater L i ... , , . THE FACTORY ' fy for her, poor thing. I founo for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. one for many a day, than out the child did not suit her. G or 8 other 1st. class Machines that which we have received Its eyes Were twisted, one in the way of a revival of re­ higher up than the other and ligion, in Bethel Church. It its ears .were turned wrong closed last Tuesday, (4th of and one was on top of its any house in Krioxville. 20 years experience in this busi­ March), after a continuation ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles and head. 'What niadeyou throw of 12 days, with an acces­ UNION SQUARE,NY s W C|£U! yourchild into theriver? stern CHIC^.UL. 28AT LANTA.BA W cal^tFtiv^- parts for all Leading Machines. ^. sion to the church of twentyUALLAS.TEX. ly asked the judge. 'It did­ ST.LOUIS.M0. nine members. Elders J. L. Sherwood and J. 11. Far­ n't suit me,' sobbed the wo­ Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek Tennessee. thing did the preaching, and man.' 'Didn't suit you, why Ashe county, N. C. preaching it was. We don't didn't it suit you?' 'Poor DOUGHERTY BROS. sjurvf. m.siuumj, P P Organs for less Gash than S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVXLLE �THE COLORED MAN'S VIEW -Mrs. Maggie Boyden of humble and obedient ser J. C. FLETCHER OE THE WEST. van fa and require them to T. II BAfflD IIIE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT, j Salisbury, we hoar is troub-i ••Alty. at Law-i led again with that dreadful! -act a s butchers, laborersand . . . . ^ _ N. 0 V1 year $100 disease—neuralgia. We are For the Democrat; groomsmen'while they sit in *3110 OlUCGS, Nth 0 SUGAR GROVE, 50 G months. Never since the days of mahogany chairs cushioned we ; ', (5 |sorry to hear this, as Will practice iu Watauga ami ad­ B months hoped the change of climate Elizabeth and King Jamesof with velvet, orrecliuebnbeds ^1 ILL i() THE 4 RONT joining Counties. ADVERTISING RATES. England, has there been so of eiderdown while some of would be beneficial to her. .$ .75 fi 1 week much excitement as there is 1.75 —We hail with much pleas- H mong the colored people of thei r f o r m e r m a ster's c h i 1 d ren with a full and complete line W. B. COUNCILL, JR. 1 month... 3.00 ure the News and Observer. keep the flies off. 3 " _ _ -or ATTORNEY AT LA V. the South. The stores they Alas! colored humanity G " o.OO . . . . , r, • • Y 00 m its new costume. I his is hear of the lands beyond the 1 year GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Jul3r4tli891y. Boone, N. C 0.00 one of our choicest and best Mississippi river exceed those your hopes are as the phan- j Fumri 1 week toms of the desert which lead Consisting' of boots, shoes, W. C. NEWLAND, 1 month... 13.50 State panel's, and we are "dethat the good spies brought 25.00 ; 3 " .... hats in all styles. Ready lighted with the change in its back to the faint-hearted Is- their followers to death. ATTORNEY AT LAW, G " 37.50 V. 0. Pai-ker. Lenoir, N.C. 1 year 50.00 appearance. rea i i tes w bile they sojou rned Wake Forest, March 4.-90. June 27. 88 lv. ntered at the Postoffice at —The Observer suggests in the wilderness, and so ex­ one. N. C., as second-class that the picture of Speaker aggerated are their ideas of of the best material. Dry SCOTT A ERVIN, SANTA BARBARA WAGON ROAD. Goods in almost endless vari Reed be placed on the new that land flowing with good til matter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, postage stamps, so that things that they think to go Mr. James P. Taylor has! eties, such as callicoes. ging­ Lenoir, N. C. those who have the propen­ there in< ans to amass a for­ just signed a contract wit/? I hams, worsteds, flannels, alLOCAL NEWS. amance plaids of the best sity, can get the opportunity tune equal, if not superior to the Government to construct quality, that must go at 6 T. B. FINLEY, of "licking" him. that of Jay Gould's. They a wagon road from Comay- cents per yd. My stock of -Spring- is truly here. ATTORNEY • AT-LAW, think it a land of ease and a- agua to Santa Barbara, a -Fresh supply of canned —FOR RENT. One. good Wilkesboro, North Carolina. bundance, where things grow a distance of about 30 leag­ ues. The projected road will ods at S. F. Lenoir <£Co's. store-building, two stories | high with basement and con­ spontaneously and prosper go by way of Opoteca, and is second to none in the Co. E . F . L O V I L L -J. F. Hardin has arriven venient outhouses, in one of | without* care. ATTORNEY AT LAW, will pass this famous mining To those who are indebted the best business localities inj They imagine that corn district within onehalf league. to me, I wish to say that I me from the South. Boone N. C. par\ J. & T. F. Coffey are ex­ the county. <•]For farther wner, | grows like wild grass and all From there the mountain of need, and must have, my July 4th, '89—1 y ti cula rs a d ress th e o the other graius, vegeta bles Siguatepeque, has to be gra­ money. So if you do not wish ited home this week or the J. P. Councill, Vilas, N. C. ded for about four leagues, to be annoyed by an officer, DR. L. C. REEVES. etc., in proportion; that hogs it of next. —One hundred and twenty overun the country and sheep which distance will present you had better make settle­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON some technical difficulties, ments by first day of Jan, Office at Coffey's Hotel, -Haga man & Co. li a ve a five thousand dollars worth j herd themselves together owing to the steepness of the '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. Boone, N. C v su i »ply of groceries, cheap of real estate changed hands like rabbits in Australia, mountain. From Siguate­ July 4. 89. cash. in Bristol Tenn., one day while cattle of every kind in­ peque the road will pass San W. B. COUNCILL, M. D? -The finance committee of last week, in one and one habit the valleys in countless Jose, Jaitiqiie, Zacapa, Agua Boone, N. C. ; county, was in session half hours. It seems Bristol numbers and do most won­ Blanca, Ceguaca. and Santa Barbara. The road when is to be one of the leading derfully reproduce them­ once concluded will connect Resident Physician. Office -Successor to— Kite-ssfc on King Street north of Post the Pacific ports with Santa selves. -We trn that there is to cities of the South. Office. I heard an old darkey say Barbara, which city is con­ C. D. Taylor & Bro, June 12 88. lv. S hew c o u n t y formed in B— Mr. Calloway Hodges nected with the Atlantic 0as. to be calTeS leff Davis. djed at his home at Poplar that they told him that when cean, by the river Ulna, and F.MORPHEW, ^G. G. EAVES. -I have just received a nice Grove, on the morning of they cut off their pigs tails which river can be made ser­ e of grocries. Come and March 7Hi. aged 48 years. that they set them in a low viceable for navigation, as Healer in general merchan­ Morphew & Eaves, as obstructive ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, imine them. W. L. Bryan. He leaves a wife and eight marshy place and sometimes soon and some bars will be dise, and County produce. rocks sand children in comfortable cir­ as many as three fat hogs And I now, as I have in the past, -Roby Long, wno has been cumstances, who will sadly would come up from one tail removed.—Honduras (C. A.) carry a full and ecmplete REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ending school in Ashe for miss his protecting care and and make the finest pork Progress. line of goods such as, sugar, MARION, NORTH CAROLINA.. man "ever stuck his tooth ne months has returned. love. Coffee. Rice, leather, both Office on Main Street over Drag Co's BOONE ACADEMY, sole and upper, of the best Store. -Do you want your busi­ —The people of this school in." Jnly 18 89. 1 y. They suppose tobacco es to prosper, and your district should not forget W. M. FRANCUM,' PRINCIPAL. qualities, that will be sold E. SPENCER BLACKBURN de to increase? If so, ad- that Mr. Francum will open grows like broom-straw and cheap for cash. Good coun­ Attorney at Law. the free school at the Acade­ cures and manufactures itself I will open a four months try produce taken in ex­ •tise. into the finest grades of chew school at the academy in -M rs. Ha rm an, w i fe of A # n- my, on the 24th. All theehil-j ing and smoking tobacco, Boone on the 24th, of Ma rch. change for all goods at high­ ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. Practices in the Courts of Harman, of Bairds Creek, dren should be ready to at­ while the commoner grades The 1st. two months the free est market prices. tend, as the term of free the 10th. Judicial District, To all persons that are due ery low with pneumonia taught, and the Federal Courts at school will only continue un-| a i*e t ra nsf or med in to snuff. school will be school of then two me by note or Acct. n\ Statesville. The trees of course supply all a subscription til the first of June. Do not mot) i hs. Collection of claims a spe­ necessary tooth brushes and 'PERMS, $1 to $2, per month. -Rev. F. F. -Tones will forget this; cialty. pipes of all shapes and sizes A limited number of students ach at the Baptist church —Reports come to us that j that their "wild imgaination All comunicatioris dirrected who wish to study the higher next Saturday and Sunto Boone or Julius Triplett struck H-.n can conceive of. branches will he admitted at forward and settle their Ac t ceive promptElk Park will re­ attention. Sanderson the side of the! As to drinks they suppose the first of the term. by the first day of Jan. 7890 ? 0ur friend L. C. Wilson head, with an axe, and that; March 13th. 4t. or you will find your notes aver Dams, called on us Sanders is in a very critical i that 'corn licker' of the best, in the hands of a collecting quality as well as all other lay. Mr. Wilson is a condition, without hopes of officer. Resp. C. D. Taylor. pure drinks flow in perpetual CRESTON N. C. progressive citizen. in recovery. A drunken row as u streams down the hillsides s L hi Si >t. A. J. Critcher -says usual, was the cause. The af- The cows, they suppose LAND SALE! —Dealers in sc^on have three miles fair occured 1a st week a t Rudi yield milk, butter or cheese By virtue of a decree of the l ing eu t:and co vered. sel's distillery, on Elk, in this just whichever or whenever Superior Court of Watauga unds like business. county. Reports say that they may choose and deposit FAMILY GROCERIES, county, N C., the undersign­ ed as commissioner, will sell Triplett is hiding. y. Blackburn isspendit in some mysterious manto the highest bidder, at the ew days in town this —Col. Lemuel Martin, of Tier, without requiring the AVe keep for sale at lowest court house door, in Boone, I have on hand vehicles of en-route for Jefferson, WiTkesboro, is on a visit to , slow and much despised pro­ on the first Monday (the 7th our own make, and more in day) of April 1890, the fol­ process of manufacture. All e he is thinking of loca- his brother, H. C. Martin, of cess of milking, churning etc. Cash prices lowing described tract of land for sale at very close prices— Blowing Rock. He says the so necessary in this State. lying on the waters of the quality considered. Repair­ [Sheriff J. L. Hayes, says grading on the Wilkesborol The fields and woods abound ing arid jobs made to order Bacon, Table salt, North Fork of.New River, on speciality. Respectfully, a |la grippe lias exhausted railroad is nearly all done, in game and especially noted Lard, the north east side of the Elk Pearl i lie, Thomas J. Lillard, Knob, at the base of said If on the rich, and now and trains are running now for 'possums,' coons and rab­ Flour, Soapine, Surviving Partner, Knob, adjoining the lands of nearly up to Elkin, and will bits and they will spend the Rice, poor man is suffering Teas, Win. Iiorton deed heirs and tf.—May 3rd. tgost of their time in bunt­ Grits, Corn starch, the dregs, la-bad-cold, reach Wilkesboro not later others, known as the Horton Hominy Starch, TAKE THE is suffering with thelatter. than Sept. 1st. The depot; ing them. sugar cainp, corit;lining 75 aSugar, Indigo, he says will be on north side And to sweeten all this cres, more or less, and being [The people of our county Coffee, Shot. of river at Wilkesboro. The they think they will leave the Soaps, the lands claimed by the heirs Powder, be pleased to hear that of Nathan Horton deed people of the town are anx­ poor, weak, deerepid white Lye, GOING Caps. It. D. P. Mast of Winston ious to have the road cross man at the verge of starva­ Candy, Crackers,Cakes, Spice Terms % one fourth of the ahas been elected Mayor the river, and have the depot tion;'and soon his cries will Pepper, dinger, cloves, mount to be paid in cash on West and Northwest the day of sale, and the oth­ |iat city. Pat is worthy in the upper end of town. Mr. he heard all over the land: Cinnamon, Nutmegs, er % three fourths to be secur popular and is held in any of the Mustard, Blacking Martin says he is of the opin­ and refuse to he comforted ed by note on three months W Emigrants going toTerritories lesteem wherever known. estern States or Blacking-bi ushes for want of bread; and soon­ ion the company intend to credit. This Feb. 20, 1890. will save time and money going Axle-grease, E. F. LOVILLCommissioner. via. Chicago and Alton route. it seems that Stiff. Prich- keep oil up the nortli^side of er or later his pride will be Buckets, It is the quickest route to of Mitchell, county, has the river some where, he is turned into humility and he Soda, will bow himself down at hrtised the entire county unable to say where. Rock Bottom At Last K A N S A S CITY, DENVER, A their feet and implore them Syrup, taxes. If the times areas PUEBLO, J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. Preserves, with tears streaming down and money as scarce, FOR SALE. And all points in Idaho, Wash­ Corned Beef • as they are Watauga, I offer my lot, No. 710 on his face to return unto the ington, Oregon, Utah Keeps constantly on hand and N. O. Mollases, and California. will sell at bottom prices for cash will those taxes be paid ? Roanoke Street, Linville, on land of their birth where they Tobacco, Cigaretts, which is a new house 16x22, were born, sole protectors Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, or country produce, Boots, Shoes Finest and Best Equipped Ilats, Caps. A special line of Dr. Will Iiorton who has Btory-and-a-half, a new barn and supporters, but they Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, Road in the West. LADIES HATS. iattending Medical Lec- 12 x 18, story-and-a-half Only line running Solid Vesti(the negroes) will hear them Bluing, Catsup, Hardware, Groceries. at Baltimore lias re- high,—a com plete bu i1d i ng,— buled trains between St. Louis Wash tubs, • Vinegar, and a shop 10 x 12, which not. READY MADE CLOTHING A and Kansas City. jd home. We hear that They ha ve no d oub t but Washboards, Oat Meal SPECIALTY. Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ [suffering from relapse can be used as a kitchen or Salmons, bedroom to the house. Pos­ that all their children will be Brooms, ist Sleepers free of extra charge. No shdddy goods. In short, Clothespins, Sardines, drip. "Physical! heal session given Maich the 10. born white and becorneeither Bakingpowder Peaches, a full line of every thing kept in a I will meet parties at any rail­ self." If not sold will then be for first-class country store can be road station with through tickets Plums, and baggage checks. rent. J. S. Warner. Congressmen. Senators or Cherries, found here. Give him a call. Jr. J. P. Taylor, formerPears, Presidents, or if they be girls Apricots, For full information,maps and Persons who lead a life of ex- descriptive pamphlets of the this county, but now of Frequently accidents occur in they will make these most Blackberries, Corn, poseure are subject to rheuma­ Idui as, ('. A., has con I ra.c the household which cause burns honorable gentlemen noble J^STWe take in exchange for tism, neuralgia, and lumbago West write to or call on B. A. NEWLAND, and will find a valuable remedy ]o build 00 rniks of road c s, sprains and bruises ,for use1 and virtuous wives. They Tra veling Passenger Agt., goods, corn, chickens, eggs, in J. H. McLean's volcanic Old hat government for the in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's will then become masters of 19 Patton Ave., Ashoville, N. C. liniment: it will banish Volcanic Oil Linimenthas for ma Give m a trial. subdue infiamation. pain and J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., |of $100,000. He is now ny years been the constant favor the United States, and make butter etc. Chicago, 111. S. F. LENOIR & CO. it'e family remedy, fing near 200 hands. the white man their most SUBSCRIPTION RATES n Made Clothing Ghfistmas Goods D. TAYLOR Yalle Grucis N c Must Come & 1,0 Worth i Lillari : ' Ghicago and Alton R. R. w—mm mm �*Jk\, > 4 U'wdlvj^U D. B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. Things a Worna Can do Best. Us a t. -sne uidn v t care a fig for him. Women are the best part of creation. We all know that. The other sex may ridicule them all they please, but they would't have women abolish­ ed for the world. There wouldn't be nobody to sew on buttons. Nobody to find fault with. Nobody to raise mustaches for. Nobody to buy ice-cream for. Nobody to love. Nobody to hug. No­ body to kiss, for itisaaspectacle to make the angels weep to see one man kiss another. And so in spite of the fact that women is the weaker sex let us have women right along, because there are things they can do better than men. BEAD ! W. L,BRYAN, Jones & Vance, DEALER IN Still On Hand With a * * GREAT REDUCTIONS. * * Nice line of J. B. HOPKINS, People of Watauga read this ! We have in our large store buil­ ding, a t t h e beautiful town o GENERAL MERCHAND!* Oh yes, undoubtedly there GAP CREEK, N. C. are things that a woman can do better than a man. DRY GOODS, They may be small matters, but they exist and a woman In order to make room for GROCERIES, can readily beat a man do­ our SPRING STOCK , we will Consisting, in part, of Boots, ing them, and she should have BOOTS & SHO close out our Winter goods Shoes, the eredit of it. In the first &C., &C. place, she can wear a petti­ lately shipped a full line of goods at greatly reduced prices. Dress Goods, Notions, coat and not take it up on of every kind, usually kept in a For Cash or Produce her heels when she walks and first-class '/store, which we will Hardware, we doubt if the wisest man Tinware, sell for nothing but the At Remarkably Low Prices I living- can accomplish this lit Groceries, tie feat, even after a good Goods First ('lass. Coffees, many times trying. She can Sugars, look sweet as sugar when she In heavy Shoes, JEWELER. Tea, feels cross enough to behead Boots, Rice, Watches repaired and all somebody. Hats, kinds of work in tliislineexe. Cigars, She can be such excellent C ROUP suffocation, night coughs Shawls Cigarettes, etc. We will give you bargains that cuted promptly. friends with a rival, and help and all the common affections of and Overcoats. can not be surpassed in the state. do up her back hair, when the throat and lungs quickly re­ she hates her so that she lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Our stock consists of a well se­ wine lung balm. —AND— Don't fail Drugs & Medicines lected stock of would be glad if she caught KNOCKED OUT! to see ns before buying. the smallpox and got her NOTICE. face carved into the sem­ By virtue of an execution .J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, We still keep our in good variety. Also take N. C., • blance of a Chinese cabinet. issued from the Su peril-Court Clerk's office of Watauga Co. ENTIRE all kinds of She can scold better than STOCK DRV GOODS is just receiving a large stock in favor of J. E. Naff and aany man living. She can gainst Nathan Horton for GENERAL MERCHANDISE think of more aggravting- the sum of $7.75, I will ex­ in all w h i ch will be sold for C^sli o r things to say in one hour pose to public sale, for cash, country produce at prices Groceries, Hardware, Queens- never before heard of. Give than a man (no matter how to the highest bidder at the D E P A R T M E N T S -ANDware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, him a call. • •*' many colleges he has gradua court house door in Boone, on the 7th day of April1890, both pocket and table, Scythes apr 20 ly. ted from, or how many dic­ It being Monday of the Supe up to the demands of our And snaths, butts and screws," tionaries he has digested,) rior court, Nathan Horton's customers and Guarantee F. J. McMillion and Son of the cross-cut and hand saws, all of Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ can think of in six months. interest in a certain tract or which will be s^ld factures of a,ll kinds of woolen She can cry, when she can't parcel of land lying on New prices as low as anv-body. goods, which they will send to Thanking our Patrons for And country produce in exgain her point any other way, river, adjoining the lands of your door in exc-hance for wool. Win. Horton's heirs and oth their liberal Trade, we are chahge for goods. Gent's They also keep a fiillline*of their and it is pretty tough work ers, it being the lands now goods on hand at Southerlands, furnishing goods, such as, Remarkably Low. for the average man to cry, owned and occupied by T. J. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the dress shirts, (both laundried and not make a mess of it- Coffey & Bro. Levied on by Very Respectfully highest price for wool. and unlaundried.) Collars, She can spank a baby bet­ me this the 4th day of March FEED! FEED!! ter than a man, She feels 1890 to satisfy said execu­ H. C. MARTIN, & Co Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ We have a tremendioup stock of o tion and cost of sale. This most any thing-needed in that that it is her right to do so; March the 4th 1590. We wish to announce to line. the drovers in Western N. ( and a man always goes aJ. L. HAYES SHTRIFF. ®®-SHOES! SHOES I-®» that we are now prepared to bout it as if he was ashamed feed your stock at our sto : NOTICE. A. P. SMITH, of it, and as if he didn't exact hies, or sell you feed as low By virtue of an execution ly know whre to begin or issued from the Superior Successor To as can be bought elswhore. where to leave off. Give us a call. Resp. Court Clerk's office of Watau Smith & Miller, MCNEILY BROS She can drive chickens out ga county in favor of J. Crit MOORSVILL , N. C. t f. N. C. Ready-Made Clothing from 8 of the garden in half the time Horton and against J. C. HALE, Miller, J. L. Moretzand A. J. it will take a man to do it. To the people of Watauga. to 25 dollars per suit. We It is no use to swear at hens. Morelz, for the sum of $47. I am situated at the Ford of I lk handle only first class goods, SHOES SHOES! W. !. IIUN SUCKER A BROS. and cost. I will expose to pub They don't understand pro­ lie sale at the court house Mitchell county, with a full line and will guarantee prices as Brick Layers and Plasterers fanity. but the swish of a door in Boone on the 7th of General Merchandise, such as low as any other merchant skirt, or the flourish of a sun day of April 1890, it being- Dry Goods, are prepared to do all w who handles the same grade Groceries, in their line on short no bonnet, are arguments they Monday of the Superior of goods. Queensware, court, J. C, Miller's interest ALL work guaranteed cannot withstand. a certain tract or parcel Prices reasonable. FOJ A woman can find some­ in land lying in Cove-creek Glassware, of ees etc., address us a Hardware, thing to to talk about when township, in the deep gap of over, N. C. Nov. 7th Candies, ®@~SHOES ! SHOES !"®S a man would be dead broke the Bieh mountain above Zi- and Patent Medicines. onsville, it being the land When you are on your way to for a topic. A COMPLETE NEW PER! She can manage to keep sold under a mortgage deed executed to G. W. Lawrance 'The Pride of the~ North ( you waiting while she gets by J. C. Miller and wife. Lev­ ELK - - - - PARK, Goods at almost your own We can give you shoes in any na Press." ready to go somewhere long­ ied on by me on the 1st day I run in connection quantity, size or quality. We Do you want to aid in bit. Give me a call, as I am able to price. er than five men could, unless of March '90 to satisfy said with my other business, a can fi t you up in foot-ware from up a paper that shall reflect they were youths in the elutc execution and cost of sale. duplicate any bills sold there. greatest credit on North Cai My goods are bought for CAS 11 a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 na, no matter where it may hes of a first love, and had This March the 1st 1890. hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold seen ? Then patronize J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. and I sell for the same. to struggle with refractory in W. N. C. We carry a full and The Wilmington Messengt Hoping to satisfy you in goods neckties. Notice!—Land Sale. complete stock of prices etc. I am Respecfully, A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER A woman can get more bun North Carolina. Watauga Co. A, P. SMITH, Do you want a reliable pape» W. W. Woodruff & Co. dies together in a half days giving you all the news of th Feb. 6. 6mo. vs. shopping than a man can car L. L. Ready-made Clothing* world—a Democratic newspape A. G, Grayson J. H. Grayson that equals the best- has the ry, and she can buy goods By virtue ofGreene. an execution largest circulation, and has for ten percent less than he can, issued from the office of twenty-one years been a part because, in the first place, she the Clerk of the Superior which we think is equal to Come and examine for yourself. and factorin thegrowth anddt valways asks everybody what Court of Watauga County di velopment of the Old North any in the county, and we We can suit you in any style, size 8tate? Then subscrbe for they paid for everything; and rected to the Sh'ff of said Co. TRADE, TENN. guarantee our prices as low or color. Nothing butfirst-class THE WILMINGTON MESSENGE. is thoroughly posted on pri­ in favor of the plaintiff in the goods handled in this line, and as any in the above entilitled action. I will —And— Campaign Ilartes: satisfaction guaranteed. ces; and in the second place, on Monday the 7th day of We have bought our goods in The "Daily Messenger," b. she has the infinite patience April '90, it being Monday of SWEETW'TR, N. C. the lowest markets. We have mail, 4 months on trial, fo to stand and talk to the the Superior Court of said such goods as the people want, $2.00 clerks, and wheedle, and coax, county, at the court house Dealers in general merchan need and wjjl have- We sell for The weekly "Transcript Mes cash, therefore will not be and bargain, until, in the door, in Boone, sell for cash dise and country produce. senger," (the largest nnc to the highest bidder, L. L. sheer desperation of utter Greene's interest in the fol­ We wish to say to the pub­ best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 soul weariness, they take off lowing described lands, towit; lic that our stock is full and Also furnish transportation to Cash in advance. Both two cents a yard, and think One tract near the town of complete at both points, and panties wanting the same with a papers are large Eight-Pag° that we will duplicate any safe driver and with as good a themselves lucky to escape Boone adjoining the lands of sheets. Send Postal Car J. F. Spainhour, T. J. Coffey bills sold near us. so well. turnout as can be found in the Call and price our goods before with the address of five pe and others known as the county. For the next A woman can be patient Gragg place. One tract ad­ sons and receive sample co buying elsewhere. ies of THE MESSENGER. when the fire doesn't burn. joining the lands of W. L. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. She can look serene when the Bryan and others and the Step in and examine our r ont settle. She can town of Boone. Also lots No. coffee w goods in this line, aiid we are Snatch this column next refrain from mentioning the 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, situated in sure to please you in presents the town of Boone and known Evil One when the bread is as the J. J. Horton lots. Lev for boys, girls, sweet hearts, weeK for a more complete list We will make special prices, for heavy. She can control her­ led on by me to satisfy ajudg mother or sister. Give us a cash, on all goods. Returning of our bargains. self and not go into spasms ment of $104.25 with inter­ call and Caveat*, and Trade-Mark* obtained, and all Fr be convinced. our thanks for past patronage ent business conducted for Moot RATE FEES. if her collar is not ironed to est and cost March the 3rd OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U . R . PATENT OFFU. we will, as heretofore, still con­ and we can secure patent la ICVJ time than tlios Respectfully, 1890. J. L.IIAYES SHERIFF. Thanking our Patrons tinue to furnish you good goods remote from Washington. suit her. Send model, drawing or photo., with descr tlon. We advise, if paten table or not. free c She doesn't go to Europe, for past fa vors and seliciting and at as low prices as can be charge. Our fee not due till pater.: is secured. A PAMPHLET, ' ' H O W to Obtain Patent*," with or take to drink when Tom a continuation of the same. ound. Truly yours, name* of actual clients in your State, county, cr town, Bent free. Address, We are Resp. goes back on her. She does a Jones & Vance. Mind wandering enred. Books learned in one reading. Testimonials from all J parte of the globe. Proepectn* C. A-SfJOW & CO. more sensible thing. She ac­ Grayson Bros. July 18, '89 ly. R—F PHKR, eent on application to Prof. W. L. Bryan. OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. £1 A. 237 Fifth Are. New York. cepts Dick, and shows Tom General Merchandise, Elk Park, North Carolina some special bargains SPOT CASH. ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK ROOTS HERBS, JUSTIN For Oasb, You Can Have Hotel and Feed Grayson Bros, STABLE, COUNTY. Undersold. CHRISTMAS. 1EMORY /1 POBT IfOiMtta, 60 DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 36 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0313_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 13, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-03-13 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/8529a8837f3bcc37a94bb27c168646bd.pdf b76e47207e85980ef6c9950093252bec PDF Text Text Vhtauga Democrat To. 1 C'O' 1 in<1 * 1 " 1 " 1 k< VOL 2 A BIOGRAPHY OF THE BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890. that occasion as being a man of course I was compelled to great length. My object in WASHINGTON LETTER. of superior learning and a- admit that he was a man of writing thill sketch is more bility. I have-said that his great wisdom. And he con­ especially for the purpose of From oar Regular., Correspondent. CO Fditor of the Democrat : early educational advanta­ fined, I care not whether a presenting to the public my 1 saw in your valuable pa­ ges were limited, .yet by study man has had collegiate ad­ idea of his learning and the For the Democrat: per a few weeks ago, that the and close application he ac­ vantages or not, if he has powers of his intellect. Yet, Vice President Morton's Rev. R. P. Farthing was dead, quired the power of clothing read and mastered every that he was a man of great sudden trip to Florida has and I was pleased with your his ideas in the most classic thing pertaining to the whole moral worth and high chris­ been fully explained to your brief editorialjn which you language. His pronunciation range of science." I then de­ tian character as all who correspondent by a promi­ recounted some of the many was accurate; his language nominate him a scholar. 1 knew him could attest. In nent republican who is not virtues which he possessed^ chaste, andhis grammatical at once saw and recognized his long life there never was an admirer of the boodle Yet I had hoped, that either constructions almost fault­ the full force of the argument, so far as I know an intima­ campaign which Mr. Morton yourself or some other com- less. He was sometimes ac­ and have never since thought tion or suspic'on touching has entered upon to capture petentfhand, would have at cused of being a little ver­ or suggested that the great his honesty or his moral the rebublican nomination in greater length portrayed not bose, and perhaps he was, Kentuckian was not an ed­ character. His sincerity'and '92. "Morton's object" said only the many virtues that yet no one who knew< ever ucated man. And judging lofty purposes, ijo one, I pre­ this gentleman," in going to adorned the life of the dead said that the words selected, Mr. Farthings attainments sume ever for a moment Florida at this time is to preacher, but that his learn­ though rather high-sound­ from the same standpoint, I doubted. He was indeed and hold a private consultation ing and his intellectual parts ing, were inaccurate, nor that again assert, that he was in in truth a genuine, manly with Senator Quay, who isalwould have been more fully his sentences were wanting in the true sense an educated man and we shall perhaps so down there, and to ascer­ elaborated. But nothing fur­ their proper grammatical man. Infutherconfirmation never see his like again. I tain whether his support can ther appearing in the^public arrangements. Mr.Farthing- of what I have said I desire have written this brief biog­ be purchased. He is prepar­ ed to pay a big price, I am aprint, so far as I have seen, was not uniformly a great to relate an incident. raphical sketch of my dead fraid he will succeed for Quay I have from a sense of duty preacher. Occasionally his A few years ago Dr Ander­ friend because I thought it that I owe to my dead friend, sermons',were of the highest son, of this place, (and by not meet that one who had has always had a weakness concluded to write my opin­ order, and then again they the way, the Dr. himself is a toiled long and arduously up for money, particularly when ion of the worth and merit of would fall below mediocrity. very scholerly man,) and a the rugged pathway, trodden in large sums, and no man knows the value of money in brother Farthing. This was owing to the fact, friend of his started on a by so few of us mortals here a political campaign better I knew him when I was a that he was averse to the mountain tour, and one day below, until he had reached than he. boy, and frequently heard preparation of his sermons. about noon called at a house its giddy heights on whose There is an old fashioned hnn preach long before I was I have no doubt that if he on the banks of a beautiful summit is blooming in im­ gamecalled" the devil among old enough to fully appreci­ had devoted the necessary river and enquired of a very mortal youth, the unfading the tailors" that reminds one ate the breadth of his intellec­ time to their preparation, aged man, who appeared in amaranth, should die and be of Frank Hatton and the tual power. There were, how that he would have been a answer to tl.eir call, if they forgotton and perish from Civil Service commission. As ever, two men about his age, great preacher. He did not could get feed for their horse, the memory of men. For soon as the testimony in the and by the way of a different however oppose it in others, thejr were answered in the ayears before his death, owing Congressional investigation faith and order, who often but he said he could not do ffirmative, and one of the to physical and mental wbich^has been anything else heard him preach and did it himself. Why he did not, party and a boy went to trouble, he had partially re­ but favorable to the present appreciate his wonderful the­ was always a mystery to me, feed the horse, and the other tired from the public gaze brand of Civil Service reform ological efforts, and I often when at the same time I remained, and he and the and most of his contempor­ was all in, Hatton threw an­ heard them speak of the mas knew he was a close student old man at one engaged in a. aries had preceded ; him to other dynamite bomb into terly manner with which he and on most questions a very conversation, and very soon the spirit land and especially reform-sharmcamp by charg­ handled the subject under con deep and accurate thinker. the traveller was surprised to many of those who had ing that certain letters writ­ sideration. I know now, and His colloquial powers were know that he was in the pres known and admired him ten by one W. D. Fooulke have long since known, that most wonderful, and in the ence of a man possessing when he was in the full pos­ and printed in the New York those men by their educa­ social circle he was seen to wonderful conversational session of his physical and Times and the St. Louis Re­ tion and extensive reading, the greatest advantage. I powers and withal a man of mental powers. But he|*is public which charged Mr. were fully competent to sit never knew any man on very superior learning. He gone. He bowed his head in Harrison and his cabinet in judgement and passupon the forum undertake to meas met his friend who was redeath at the great age^of a- with having eutered into a the intellectual efforts of pub­ ure arms with him. All, as if tui niug from the stable and bout four score years and conspiracy to break Ydown lic speakers. Later in life I by mutual and common con­ informed him of his agreeable embarked on that ocean the system of Civil Service heard him only occasionally, sent, listened to his wonder- surprise. They both ap­ whose waves have never Commissioners. The two but enough to know that lie ul fire-side lectures, andAhe proached him and as the old rought back a returning Commissioners deny the of h yas a man of much more only thing any one would man of the mountains led off charge. Of course that was Mom )an ordinary learning, and dare to do, would be to ask in his inimitable style they sail. Strange to say, that this to be^expocted; it was either good, "Q possessor naturally of a a question or suggest a top­ listened, and they wondered (ja Jong, incisive and brilliant ic, and then away like the and for an hour or more he extraordinary man has left deny, or hand in their resign­ behind him no brilliant ser­ ations. But Hatton will not he wit- 'id. His early education Arabian courser he would was the master of assemblies. mons to be remembered and let the thing stop here, if he of dit< s defective and only such plunge into the most intri­ He began by relating his quoted, no books in which can convince Mr. Harrison of This s the common schools of cate questions, and with the mental troubles, and done the fruits of his learning and the truthfulness of his charge i country of more than a most consummate skill would with that, he launched out in —At wisdom were gathered and somebody will hear some If a century ago afforded. ing a s I I h a v e been t o l d that in discuss them in all their va­ to other fields and discussed preserved, and they who thing drop before long. week arly life he evinced a strong rious phases v\ith the logical each topic as it arose with knew him intimately are The democratic membersof precission of an Aristotle. such wonderful skill and ac­ passing away and owing to the House are fretting no lit­ whei lesire for the acquisition of I have said that he was a curacy that they were soon his long retirement before his ting Knowledge, and after his matle because they lost a seat man of more than ordinary impressed with the idea that death, his reputation as a in the House last week that ~~ jority he began the study of learning, and this may seem their host was a man of the English grammar, and pros­ strange.to many who knew much more than ordinary scholar and divine is * apidly might just as well have been it ecuted it with such dilligence that his early educational learning. On their return, becoming traditional. And kept. The trouble, is that very glad shall I be if by this certain democratic members th. and devotion that when 1 advantages were confined to they related to me, in sub­ slight memorial I may for a of the House refuse to sacri­ fr knew him he was one of the y r very best grammarians I ev­ the common schools of the stance, the foregoing incident single moment arrest the fice either their pleasure or country. Yet I assert, that and they often on my return er knew. Nor did he neglect he was a very scholarly man from the mountains, ask me waies of time in their advan- their private business to oc­ the cultivation of many of and was more deeply learned if I had seen old uncle Reuben. cng flow over the sands in cupy their seats and attend the other sciences, such as phi than many who had had the I presume it is hardly necess­ which are written his name to the duties that they are eand the names of many oth­ N. losophy, astronomy, rhetoric highest collegiate advanta­ ary for me to state the the ers of our best and greatest. lected to perform. There are several of these men who of 1 and logic. He could discourse ges. I read when a boy the old man refered too was the H. Bingham. have not voted in the House anc on all these sciences and ma­ life of the nation's grea t idol, subject of this sketch. One Statesville N. C. March 11. three times this entire ses­ hi* ny others as learnedly as Henry Clay, and soon there­ of these tourists, a year or Wants To Take His Place. sion. In this particular case though he had been a college after, met with my old friend more ago after having fought several republicans, disgust­ professor all his life, nor yet ar> was his thirst for knowledge Robert Maxwell, a Scotch­ life's battles well and success­ There was much talk on ed with the report of the ma­ U(f satisfied. He turned into his man, and by the way, a man fully, laid aside his armor the streets yesterday about jority of the Election Com­ fc toric field, and acquainted of much varied information, and preceded this old moun­ the old colored man who of­ mittee intimated to demo­ h himself with the rise, progress and in the course of the con­ tain phenomenon, to the por­ fered to serve out the term of crats that while they would versation which followed I tals of the great bey ond, and Chas. E. Cross at the work not vote against the contes­ ^lt .and fall of the mighty emremarked that Henry Clay let us hope that in the far house. An old family ser­ tant they would make it a ^im pires of both ancient arid mod was not a scholar. 'Ah', said off realms of the good, that vant of Cross has arrived point to absent themselves rn times. I remember to he "you are mistaken." No they may meet, not on the here and went to see his without pairing when the keeil ave heard him preaching said I, I am not, as his biogra­ banks of the beautiful Wa­ young master Sunday at the time came to take the final tures'ars ago at the old Cove pher says that hisrnathemat tauga, but on the verdant work house. He said that if vote so as to make it certain turiu*eek Baptist Church, and only extend­ banks of that river whose an arrangment could be made that the democrats could de­ he is hile I have forgotton his ical acquisition ed as far as practice in the waters issue outofthetnrone to that effect that he would feat the contestant. These on oxt, I remember some of his common school arithmetic, of God and the Lamb. serve out the seven years sen gentlemen kept their word, thy-.illusions to Alexander the jreat in his Asiatic cam- and that he had never stud­ In this brief memoir 1 have tence in his stead. Of course and yet the contestant was paigns in which he recounted ied grammar at school atall. said but very little touching it is impossible that snch an seated by a beggarly majori­ l.v (one ba ttle after another with He replied with emphasis and the great moral worth and arrangement could be made, ty of two votes all because in his Celtic dialect, and ex- high Christian character of as there is no such law in ex­ the chronic absentees of the the a Ilollin and with the fer"Did not Henry our departed brother, nor istence in this State.—News democratic side were not on te vor and brilliancy of a Phil- claimed. hand to vote. f lips. He impressed me on Clay know everything?" and need I elaborate these at any and Observer. REV. R. P. FARTHING. NO. 37. A minority report was sub­ mitted by Mr. Oates who it will be remembered engineer­ ed the long dead—lock in she last Congress against the same bill. No dead-lock can prevent it from becoming a law this time. The House committee on Pensions seems to have gone daft. A majority of that committee has practically agreed to report bills that would, if they became laws, require nearly 1700,000,000 to pay the pensions. These reports are only bunkum, no sane man has any idea that more thun one of the bills-the dependant-will be passed, and that is by no means cer­ tain, as the rapidly lessening Treasury surplus has already caused the republicandeaders to notify the chairman of committees to curtail their appropriations if they expec­ ted the bills to get through. The House will probably take up the bills admiting Wyoming and Idaho this week. The democrats will antagonize the bills with an omnibus bill prepared by Mr. Springer providing for the admission of Wyoming, Ida­ ho, New Mexico and Ari­ zona. Biswas supposed that in view of the fact and the law, and also of the fact that the votes were not specially need ed that the Senate Committee on elections could afford to be fair in making a decision in the Montana Senatorial contest, but by a strict par­ ty vote it has decided to re­ port in favor of the republi­ cans. A more outrageous and unfair decision was nev­ er made by any committee. It is impossible to get a re­ publican member of the House Ways and Means committee to say a word if it ever is, nobodv seems willing to even guess. Out of the four contested election'cases decided by the House only one democrat has been allowe 1 to retain his seat. When the Senate Commit­ tee that has been struggling so hard to disover how the proceedings of secret sessions leaked out began to examine the Senators the scales fell from its eyes. Now the Com­ mittee ,knows what every­ body else has known all the time. Washington, D. C. You will have no use for spec­ tacles if you use Dr. J. H. McL an's Strengthening Eye Salve, it removes the film and skum which acumulates on the eye balls subdues inflamation, cools and soothes the irritated nerves, strn gthens weak,and failing strength. 25 cenls a box. Hon. Bob Vance, of N. C. brother of Senator Vance, is here on a visit. 'Colonel Rob' as hs is familiarly called, will in all probabilities, be the next Democra tic Governor of N. C, Some of his friends, however, want him to make the race for Congress this fall against H. G. Ewart, Re­ publican. Colonel Vance is very popular in that State, and he can certainly reclaim the district now represented by a Republican.—National Democrat. �W. 11. I1AII1D One of the failure to grass them in way in her wonderful cav­ J. C. FLETCHER BJEMT the _ etcopeiTel Our farilitirs are the world. time, to save the soil from erns. unequalfd, and to introduce our -•Attj. at L:»w-« superior poods we will send* NEB |l)ougherty, Editor. washing off. Some of the We dig and find them of to ONE I'EKSON ln each locality, as above Only those who write K C. Elvers, Publisher. Valle Cruces, Nth C. SUGAR GROVE, . . . . >. C to us at once can make sure of farmers are taking warning inestimable pleasure to us. the chunce All you have to do in return is to show our foods to those who call—vour neighbors and we see a notable change. Memory, the faculty, tl at Will practics in Watauga a;t;l adand those around you The beEMOCRATIC family newspa' ftnuinp of this advertisement STILL TO THE t RONT After dinner we left Mr. Mast will follow us, as our shad­ fhow* the small end of the teleIdevoted to the interests of joining Counties. The following cat give* the appearance of it reduced to hty, State and Nation. Pub, who by the way is one of the ows, to the grave, freighted with a full and complete line Id every Thursday a't oone most progressive larmer and with softening influence cica­ W. B. COUNC1LL, Jr. about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It ia a fraud, double size tele­ lauga County, N.C. scope, as lar^re la to We will also show you stock raiser on the creek, we trized by hunts of tirnp, and can experience.asBetter writecarryday atWe payfromexpress how you -OFmake from to& t O a least, the start,with­ ATTORNEY AT LA V. out at once all charge*. went down to Shell & Mast's painted with pictures that Address, I t . I.I. KTT * . It** * * « > . ORTLAND, AIK \ursday, March,20 . 1890. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. store, here we found the firm the mines of Golconda could BOONE ACADEMY," "onsisting of boots, shoes, July4th891y. Boone, N. C In the 7th. day of April, nicely located in their new not purchase. We all feel hats in all styles. Ready W. C. NEWLAND, court commences in house-the neatest and best ready to thank Heaven for W. M. FRANCU11, PRINCIPAL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, >n$. Many of our subscrP ahrangned store house in the this priceless boon, this cher­ Lenoir, N.C. I will open a four months June 27. 88 ly. will attend, and we hope county, this firm iswellestab ished faculty that will follow school at the academy in J will be favored with their lishe as first class business us through time, and through Boone on the 24th , of March. of the best material. Dry SCOTT A ERVIN, the length of eternity. X (all amounts they are due men. The 1st. two months the free Goods in almost endless vari We spent the night with A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, school will be taught, then eties, such as eallicoes, ging­ Friends dont fail .. to Boone, N C. a subscription school of two hams, worsteds, flannels, alS. Adams, one of the nicest |ng us that dollar, and by Lenoir, N. C. Kicking- Ag-ainst Ewart. months. a ma nee plaids of the best means each one of you farmers to be found. Mr. Ad­ TERMS. $1 to $2, per month. quality, that must go at 6 T. B. FINLEY, ing us a new subscriber. ams and the McBride's and A gentlemen just in from A limited number ofstudents cents per yd. My stock of ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1st a few encouraging Davis whose farms adjoin Mitchell informs us that there who wish to study the higher are all neat thrifty farmers, brunches will be admitted at Wilkesboro, North Carolina. >rds to your friends will inis some of the liveliest kick­ lee them to subscribe, this we noticed with pride that ing going on among the re­ the first of the term. is second to none in the Co. E.F. LOVILL 11 make us feel good all the scalded places on their publicans in thatcounty just March 13th. 4t. To those who are indebted ATTORNEY AT T AW, rer. Every man iritheeoun- farms had all been healed up now that has ever been to me, I wish to say that I Boone N. C. ought to take his home and their fences well arrang­ known. Jesse Greene, a life­ W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. need, and must have, my July 4th, '89 —1 y money. So if you do not wish iper, if he is not interested ed. S. 8. and A. J. McBride long republican,former Reg­ Brick Layers and Plasterers to be annoyed by an officer |mself his family will read a Jr. are certainly model farm­ ister of Deeds of Mitchell and DR. L. C. REEVES. you had better make settle ers, we are pleased to learn Lper with profit and pleashaving a large family connec­ are prepared to do all work meats by first day of Jan, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON pe, do not deny tliem of this that A. J. is improving, hav­ tion through out the moun­ in their line on short notice. '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C jht, try it one year and see ing been afflicted with cancer. tain counties, was appoint­ ALL work guaranteed and July 4. 89. A. S. Adams thinks that he Prices reasonable. For pri­ result. ed by leaves general store­ There are plenty of men in has the best pair of mules in keeper and guager for the ces etc., address us at ConW. B. COUNCILL, M. D. 0. CNov. 7th, ly. le county who. ought to ad- the county and we believe he counties Watauga Mitchell, over, N. C. Boone, N. C. lertise their business in the is right, we saw them and Yancy and Madison. The of­ -Successor toResident Physician. Office ®ySh ©t€sU«! evotvers IEMOCRAT, that have not they are daises. Mes, on King Street north of Post fice paid Greene between $15- 1y* - i I ... lone so. Help us to build up Why are these farmers so 00 and $2000 and ne was rf) o 'Li yXJ ( . Adarexs C, D, Taylor & Bro, Office. r* i Western '* V&* tor Frio* LUU OimWoyka.PtttiiLurgkrJ^^-' June 12 88. ly. prosperous? Because they jnd have your county paper appointed, to the place at the Breech loading double shot gun jnlarged, and . one that all are energetic men, and are request of nearly all the $8 to $50, single breech loaders F.MORPHEW, , G. G. EAVES. |he people will be proud of well informed, all of them prominent republicans of his $4 to $12, breechloadingrifies $3 Morpiiew & Eaves, Viends let us have your sub­ take and read newspapers. county. About four weeks to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load dealer in general merchan­ ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ dise, and County produce. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, scription and influence, and We have only spoken of those ago Greene was removed, peating Rifles, 10 shooter, $10 to I now, as I have in the past, And iturn, we- will give you whom we saw or passed their and Ewart's brother-in-law,a $30; Revolvers $ I to $20. send 3 cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata­ carry a full and ccmplete REAL ESTATE AGENTS, best news-paper that is farms, many more citizens on South Carolina Democrat, . 40. Address GREAT WEST line of goods such as, sugar, >ossible for up to produce, the creek are good thrifty who never cast a Republican logue NOWORKS, pittsburg, pa. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA ERN GUN Coffee. Rice, leather, both it.court all give us a lift, farmers, which we will take vote in his life until he voted Office on Main Street over Drug Co's sole and upper, of the best Store. occasion to speak of hereaf­ July 18 89. 1 y. 'ou will never regret it. for Ewart, was appointed in qualities, that will be sold ter. Greene's place. The appoint­ We took a zigzag trip, the cheap for cash. Good coun­ E. SPENCER BLACKBURN >ther day, across Howards THE PLEASURE OF ment is of course credited to try produce taken in ex­ Attorney at Law. MEMORY. Ewart, and prominent repub­ Caveat?, and Trade-Mark? obtained, and all Pat­ change for all goods at high­ ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA. [Knob on to Howards Creek; MODERATE FEES. licans say he could not now ent *businessE conductedI Tfor U . S . P A T E N T C - r - c z est market prices. (stayed all night at Esq. ON OFFIC i s OPPOS E Practices in the Courts of and we can secure parent in less time tr»:;n Lhu.-e carry the county, which usu­ remote from Washington. Beach's and was very pleas­ To the Democrat: To all persons that are due the 10th. Judicial District, Send model, drawing or photo., antly entertained, we discuss How great, the pleasures of ally gives a republican ma tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip­ me by note or Acct not. free of and the Federal Courts at charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. Statesville. | ed politics, theology, farm­ memory, each one knows. jority of nearly one thousand. A PAMPHLET, " H O W to Obtain Patents," with nfiyies of actual clients in your State, county, or Collection of claims a spetown, sent free. Ad;ire.--?, ing and mineralogy. We all Nothing in life gives so much —Morganton Scar. cialty. Rirsta/je> know that Esq. Beach is one satisfaction. This "fond one For sick headache, female trou C.A.SN All comnnieatioris dirrected of the best informed histori­ that sits in the soul" calls up hies, neuralgic pains in the head O P P . PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D . C . forward and settle their Ac t to Boone or Elk Park will re­ ans in this section, and is past events and brings to take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv­ by the first day of Jan. 1890 ceive prompt attention. well up on the topics of the mind many things that time er and kidney pillets 25 cents a vial. or you will find your notes the great change worker has day. in the hands of a collecting Next morning-Thursday, we not effaced. The faces of lov­ officer Ilesp. C. D. Taylor. crossed over the Kich moun­ ed ones, who have passed the CRESTON N. C. tain through the Jones farm "shadeless shore", hang unLAND SALE! —Dealers in— owned by T. J. Coffey & Bro. dimmed upon its walls, and By virtue of a decree of the vT Hi?.- si.' -VA ';""_^r^v.'X •' we passed over a considerable each day we gaze on them Superior Court of Watauga county, N C., the undersign­ af AffAg-iiMEHTSI _ territory of mountain lands, with reverential tenderness. FAMILY GROCERIES. ed as commissioner, will sell We can recall each brighten­ NTW HQWF 5C some very rich and some very JTfrfiGOto the highest bidder, at the CHIC^ill. 28_UNIONSGUARE.NY AL' ^ aTlanta.GA.^-— rough and steep, we got ing smile, the kindly spoken We keep for sale at lowest ST,LOUIS.M0. FOR : SAi-E , b* DALLAS.TEX. court house door, in Boone, down without accident to the words we heard daily from on the first Monday (the 7th I have on hand vehicles of Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek day) of April 1890, the fol- our own make, and more in foot of the mountain and them, and for the time imag­ Ashe county, N. C. Cash prices 1 owing described tractofland process of manufacture. All stopped at the nouse of Hon. ine that we are with them alying on the waters of the for sale at very close prices— T. P. Adams here we met gain. .OUR NEW North Fork of New River, on quality considered. Repair­ tagS Solid , with genuine hospitality. Mr. Memory is the greatest Bacon, Table salt, 'Gold Watchfl E B S B ^B I the north east side of theElk ing and jobs made to order a Worth IS 1 ttO.OO. Beat $85 Pearline, ratch in the world. Perfect Adams is the same man wlio source of pleasure to the a- Lard, ;imekeeper. Warranted heavy, Knob, at the base of said speci a 1i ty. Res pec tf u 1ly, L hunting coses. Soapine, ged. They always seem to Flour, did not go to the Legislature Thomas J. Lillard, jBorh ladies'and gent's sizes, Knob, adjoining the lands of with works and cases of Rice, Teas, •equal value. ONETERSONin Surviving Partner, A. D 1888, but sent a man think that "there is a melan­ Grits, Wm. Horton deed heirs and JVach locality can secure one Corn starch, ree, together with our large others, known as the Horton tf.—May 3rd. v aluable line of Household in his stead by the name of choly sweetness in the name Homiu3r, Starch, 'Samples. These samples, as well the watch, are free. All the work you sugar camp,containing 75 aPat Crisp of Caldwell county of the days gone by". They Sugar, need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your Indigo, TAKE THE friends and neighbors anil those about you—that always results cres, more or less, and being In valuable trade for us, which holds for years when oncestarted, dig among the rubbish of Coffee, Shot, N. C. as proxy , or as some and thus we are repaid. We pay nil express, freight, etc. After the lands claimed by the heirs you know all, if you would like to go to work for us. you can Powder, earn from $20 to per week and upwards. Address, would have it, substitute. It memory and find so much to Soaps, <fc Co., Box 812, 1'ortlaud, Maine. of Nathan Horton deed Caps. was not convenient for Mr. A. interest and instruct, things Lye, Terms % one fourth of the a-GOINGNOTICE. Candy, Crackers,Cakes, Spice mount to be paid in cash on to go on account of pressing that were painted on mer By of business at home. Mr. Crisp ry's page, years and years a- Pepper, Linger, cloves, sued virtue the an execution is the day of sale, and the oth­ West and Northwest from Superior Court er % three fourths to be seem­ Cinnamon, Nutmegs, stayed during the sitting of go, and imagine themselves Clerk's office of Watauga county, ed by note on three months Mustard, Blacking jn favor of T. J. Coffey & Bro., credit. This Feb. 20, 1890. Emigrants going to anv of the the Legislature and has been young again, as they recite Blacking-biushes Western States or Territories and against Nathan Horton for them in glowing terms to the Axle-grease, promoted by the U. S. Govt, the sum of $5.80, together with E. F. LOVILL Commissioner. will save time and money going Buckets, to the position of store keep­ grand-children clustered avia. Chicago and Alton route. cost of sale, I will expose to pub Soda, NOTICE. It is the quickest route to lie sale, at the court house door, er in some fellows distillery, about their knee, and they & By virtue of an execution in Boone, on the 7th day of Ap­ and will not return before the feel almost ready to exclaim Syrup, ril 1890, it peing Monday of the issued from the•SuperirCourt KANSAS CITY, DENVER with the immortalTupper.'T next election, as his home is PUEBLO, Pi•eserves, Superior court, and the 1st Moil Clerk's office of Watauga Co. am not old, I cannot be old". still in Caldwell county. Corned Beef, day in said month, Nathan Hor­ in favor of J. E. Naff and a- And all points in Idaho, Wash­ ton's interest in a. certain tract gainst Nathan Horton for N. 0. Mollases, After spending a consider­ Nothing perhaps is more in­ ington, Oregon, Utah or parcel ofland lying on the wa­ the sum of $7.75, I will ex­ Tobacco, Cigarette, and California. teresting than to hear these able time with Mr. Adams ters of New rivei, adjoining the aged ones, pick up link at a Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, lands of wm. Hortons heirs and pose to public sale, for cash, Finest and Best Equipped looking over his farm and at Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, others known as the land now to the highest bidder at the his stock, and finding him in time and weave a beautiful Bluing, Road in the West. Catsup, owned by T. J. Coffey & Bro. pur court house door in Boone, Only line running Solid Vestia thriving condition financi­ chain out of events, that Wa sh tubs, Vinegar, chased from said Horton. Levied on the 7th day of April 1890, buled trains betweeu St. Louis ally and enjoying life -with were not effaced by the oblit­ Washboards, Oat Meal on by me on the first day of It being Monday of the Supe and Kansas City. Salmons, March 1890, to satisfy said exe­ nor court, Nathan Horton's one of the best wives, we de­ erating hand of tyine. En­ Brooms, Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ cution. This March 1st 1890. interest in a certain tract or ist Sleepers free of extra charge, Sardines, parted and went up Cove throned within the memory Clothespins, J. L. HAYES SHERIEF. parcel of land lying on New I will meet parties at any railPeaches, Creek to Mr. J. S. Masts, we of each one, are manv things Bakingpowder Plums, river, adjoining the lands of road station with through tickets Cherries, made close obsevations as to too sacred to expose to the Apricots, Pears, F. J. McMillion and Son of the Wm. Horton's heirs and oth and baggage checks. world. Blackberries, Corn, the farming, stock raising unsympathizing Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ ers, it being the lands now For full information, maps and owned and occupied by T. J. descriptive pamphlets of the etc. The system of farming Many pictures hang there fifiTWe take in exchange for factures of all kinds of woolen Coffey & Bro. Levied on by West write to or call on goods, which they will send to that is now and has been from which we often brush B. A. NEWLAND, going on, will soon destroy the dust and look at with goods, corn, chickens, eggs, your door in exchance for wool. me this the 4th day of March Traveling Passenger Agt., They also keen a fullline'of their 1890 to satisfy said execu­ one of the best sections in the fondness and love. Many butter etc. Give us a trial. goods on hand at Southerlands, tion and cost of sale. This 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.C. J. CHARLTON, ft. P. A., world, we allude to raising little trivial things—but none Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the March the 4th 1(890. S. F. LENOIR & CO. highest price for wool. Chicago, 111. corn on the steep hills, and the less dear—are hidden aJ. L. HAYESSHTRIFF. FREE Watauga Democrat. HA M P M *. Made Clothing Gtiiistmas Goods r> Vails Crucis N c F. LENOIR & DO, k SOLID GOLD Gliicago and Alton �full hope of a glorious im- it is high time, to call a halt mortality beyond the grave. to this hue and cry against She has crossed over the riv­ the cross road retail merchat -oer and gone to rest with the the best friend of thefarmers, redeemed, in the Paradise of there are times, when the bill W. Holsclaw lias just mooved into his new store house, God. best farmers in the country, where he will br pleased to serve his old customers and make new Before she died, she called have to ask credit of some ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the people (o for her husband, children one. or sacrifice some of bis than heretofore, as my store is much larger and! will keep a much 1.75 NOTICE! and friends and bade all a products, and to whom does larger stock than usual: I will always keep in the lead with low 3.00 5.00 long farewell. She called for he invariably go, but the prices, I will sell you extra C sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. #1, 7.00 The Board of Supervisors thes7\eet song "hour of pray­ country merchant, his home tobacco 35 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. fsI, syrup 50 cts. gal, 150 test fck 9.00 oil, 25 cts. gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, hand saws, mth 13.50 for Boone Township are re­ er" to be sung by her bedside. dealer? ...25.00 quested to meet in Special She leaves a husband and 4 We hear so much said a- files, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kinves of all ....37.50 Session at the Court house in small children, to whom we bout the exorbitant prices of kinds, sad irons, farmers friend plow-repairs, plows and a com­ Lr 50.00 Boone on Saturday the 22nd extend our warmest sympa­ good s and the big profit the plete line of shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. You of March 1890 for the pur­ thies. die Postofficeat merchant makes, and how he will find m}' liue ox dry goods complete in every particular, plenty as second-class pose of transaetingsueh bus­ "How sweet it will be in that is getting rich, that one of boots and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notions, iness as may be necessary to beautiful land, would think that any little and jewelry, a variety of ladies hats in the latest styles trimed and Freed from all sorrow and "Counter Hopper," who can untrimed, and everything else usually found iu a first elass store. the bettering the condition I will not be undersold by any one for CASH. LL NEWS. of the roads ia said Town­ care, With palms in our hands get a wheel-barrow load of I want to thank my customers for their liberal patronage and ship. All overseers are "re­ and crowns on our brow goods, would be driving a moir has gone quested to bepresent and look To meet one another again four-in-hand and living in a hope by fair dealings to ineriUa continuance of the same. Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat,rye,oats, |p goods. to interest. J. W. Holsclaw, J. F. McBride brown stone front house white beans etc. I will be in the market for all kinds of roots and Bd. Supervisors. March 9. '90 with mansard roof. But on herbs. Call and see him before ;you buy aiKj^iP^e money. f ?y has returned Chm. the contrary what do we mth in good March 17th 1890 Yours anxious to please. Imperfect digestion and assim­ find? That most of our best fcs. WILL W. HOLSCLA W. ilation produce disordered condi­ merchants are only making a NOTICE. fackburn our Reg­ tions oi the system which grow and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. living and the weaker ones is moved to the E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERTY. To the voters of the Incor­ J. H. McLean's Strengthening constantly going to the wall, a house on the Cordial and Blood Purifier, by and givmg mortgages and poration of Boone. An elec­ tion will be held at the court its tonic properties, cures indiges having their pa per protested. an gained his house in Boone, on Tuesday tion and gives Lone to the stom- Aside from the injustice aclie. $1 per bottle. H& Hodges, May 6th. 1890, for the pur­ done in the line and cry, rais­ PUBLIC ROADS. 7he public last pose of electing a Mayor and ed by a great many of the to examineis respectfully invited our complete line of three Commissiones for the alliance men against the Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds No investment which a ppext ended incorporation of Boone. merchants, the alliance is of al|.kinds, and qualities, Linsevs community can make pays fivers for her Nathan Horton and M. B. working- an injury to itself of the- very best quality, Fine better than irakiug good nee on the Blackburn, are appointed -and failing to fblfirb its mis­ dress.gojDcls, such as: Henretta Judges to hold said election, roads. A good road is'a' sion and missing its calling. clptiq alsb ftiie silks, which will be great time saver, and any sold at the-' lowest price ever Theymgitate the question of nought at in Watauga County. )r. Council], after W. L. Bryan Register. people who have learned to W. C. Coffey Mayor. "indorsing" some merchant he winter with her value time, will goto the nesSt.. and ask him to cut-down his READY MADE CLOTHSalisbury, N. C., seseary expense of construct­ prices to them, but we never me last Saturday, ing good roads. Six to hear of their "indorsing" a delight of her eight miles an hour may be INC SPECIALTY. school teacher, a black smith friends. made driving over good a lawyer, carpenter or brick last issue, we We have just received a roads as easiy as four can be layer and asking him to cut >1. Leland Martin new stock of dry goods, cloth­ made over bad roads, Then down his prices to the star­ We have an immense stock of Dry ving Rock etc. ing, shoes, hats, hardware the difference in the wear of Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confer; mant spoke of Col. etc., which we will sell low for vehicles is also a great sav- vation point. The alliance tionaries, And a nice line of Hats. would do more good, come Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an eC. Martin's brother, cash. Call and examine our jng. It is cheaper in the end nearer fulfilling its mission normous stock of Hardware, con­ is not the "brother goods and prices. We have to keep a good road than an reduced the price on upper inferior one, on the same and b i ig itself into mo e re sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, Fie father. and harness leather to cash principal that afirst-class ar­ pute, for being composed of & etc., & etc. honest, brainy, thoughtful NOR RENT. One good buyers. Those who have founding, two stories failed to make settlement ac­ ticle of any kind is cheaper men, it it would give more All the above will be soid cheap. We buy live stock, Horses, Mules, than one of a bad quality*. A Tkith basement and concording to former requests, road which has to be "repair­ attention to the better culti­ Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see Ik outhouses, in one of |st business localities in will please come at once and ed after every rain is more vation of the soil, thebettter us.—We will do you right. ynty. For farther par- save cost, as we must collect. costly in the end than a real caring for their stock, the address the owner, All mortgages in our hands good one, which seldom need improving of their farms, by E.H.Dougherty Brother, uouncill, Yilas, N. C. must be lifted, or we will fore repairs. This same mistak­ taking care of the manure Mast, N. C close the same. We will buy en policy is pursued by some that urns waste down the FOR SALE, Juror tickets at face value, % of our counties in construct­ gulleys' and the better grad­ ifer my lot, No. 710 on cash and % goods. Also all ing and assorting their pro­ pke Street, Linville, on other county claims that are ing cheap wooden bridges, ducts for market and a thou­ LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! and they have to build new is a new house 16x22, ready to be audited (or num­ immediately after every fre­ sand other things, such as and-a-half,'a new barn Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. 18, story-and-a-half bered.) We solicit a paying shet. If they would build improving the brands of their stock, kinds of grain, All kiuds of dress gooas at correspondingly low ^figures. —a complete building,~ patronage. T. J. Coffey & Bro. good substantial bridges, fruit, grasses etc., than they Lawns from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur shop 10 x 12, which 2t. with stone abutments, one e used as a kitchen or will by "digging the x roads hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, building would last for a cen­ om to the house. PosPates Store, Va. merchant, or any other trade plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &ete &etc. tury. Also every road should n given Maich the 10. March 4th. '90. or profession "in the ribs." Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless , sold will then be for be correctly measured and No organization ever suc­ variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. For the Democrat: J. S. Warner. posted and all forks and cros I will give you a few items ceeded yet, in its own work, sings plainly marked, either ROCERIES IIROCERIEC ^JROCERIEC from Buchanon county, I by attacking other organiza­ ATTENTION. R0CERIE&? GROCERIES? "ROCERIE^ upon a painted board, or have been here sometime, la­ tions and no trade can build what is better, a stone. This ull turnout of the mem- boring. This is the land of would be a great convenient itself up by tearing down a- Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. f Watauga Lodge is de- Nod, where Mr. Cain got his for strangers. There is but nother. In my humble opin­ Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. on Monday night of wife, I guess so from the ap­ one just and sure way to have ion the alliance is making Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac and a good delegation pearance of the people of this good road, and that is by some serious mistakes foi tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ which a great many of the ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of 'now and Elk Lodges section. taxation. This should be estly requested to meet I will soon be boating down levied mostly on property members will "repent in sack ATERSON FACTORY DATERS0N IMCTORV r ACTOR 1 r ATERSON * ACTOR 1 loone Lodge at the big Sandy. Dear friends of but every man should be per­ cloth and ashes." ATERSON Banner Elk, why don't you Wishing them success in Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or discuss some matters mitted to work his tax out r e to the good of the send items to the paper, so in their legitimate aims and cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for on the road if he so desires. that we could hear from you undertakings and not pre­ we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at A Member. The quality of the puplic occasionally? It seems that suming to criticise the alli­ bottom*prices,at J. B. Phillips#& Son, roads always determines the ATTENTION. none of you care any tiling ance or dictate to it, I am Sugar Groye£N. C. prosperity of a country about news from other sec­ READER. yours truly, Measured by this standard Co. Supt. desires a con tions, I have beeu looking Blowing Rock March. 18.'90. Western North Carolina is a SEWING MACHINES ion with the members with all my eyes to see some­ long way behind. —Ashville Board of Education thing from Banner Elk—the -ANDBabtist If you spit up phlegm, and are ter than Monday of land that is so free from sor­ troubled a hacking cough, ORGANS week to determine on rows and cares. Oh! how- Frequently accidents occur in use Dr. J.withMcLean's Tar Wine H. the household which cause burns Lung Balm. to hold State Teach- sweet it will be when we meet cuts, sprains and bruises ,for use This handsome 4 Drawer Sew­ titute for this county, our friends again there, next in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's ing Machine with full set of at­ ate Supt. writes that fall. 1 am a reader of the Volcanic Oil Liniment has for ma tachments and have to be given to DEMOCTAT and it is a bundle nv years been the constant favor In ca ses of fever and ague, the blood is aseffectually, though not five years guarantee from ga in April or May; if of good news to me every ite family remedy so dangerously poisoned by the THE FACTORY n, possibly not this week. D. M. Tate. Farmers Alliance And Other Trades effuvium of the atmosphere as it for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. could by the deadliest poison. I. W. Thomas Co. And Professions. Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines OBITUARY. with the names and certifi­ cates of the delegates elected to thecounty alliance. I want every report by the last day of March. Do not fail to at­ tend to this. \V. W. Presnell Sec. F Q . Alliance. DOUGHERTY BROS. Read Carefully! G P ATTENTION. cretaries of all sub3s will please make out marterly reports imme y after their last regular eg in March, and for- them to me at Boone, Bertha M. McGuire, wife of George W. McGuire Jr. died on Feb.17th 1890. Sister McGuire joined the Baptist Church, at Brushy Fork at an early age, and lived a con­ sistent christian life. She died as she had lived, in the To the Democrat: The objects and aims of the Farmers Alliance, as I under­ stand them, are good and laudable and any honest thinking man, of any calling, will wish them God-speed in attaining the ends aimed at but it does seem to me ( that ver Cure will eradicate this poi­ son from the system. 50 cents a bottle. Organs for less Gash than any house in Kr<oxville. 20 years experience in this busi­ Old people suffer much from n e s s . r i t e a t o n c e f o r c i r c u l a r s a n d p r i c e s . N e e d l e s a n d disorders of the urinary organs, parts for all Leading Machines. and are always gratified at the wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc­ Lean's Liver and kidney balm in banishing their troubles, f 1 per bottle. S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILLE Tennessee. �A NOBLE TRIBUTE. ried by a good majority. Ev­ ery colored member voted "aye." The name of the negro who though emancipated by the Confederate failure, and Re­ publican in politics voted for the bill, is J. F. Harris, of Washington county, Miss. READ ! W. L.BRYAN, Jones & Vance, The other day the legisla­ ture of Mississippi was con­ Still On Hand With a sidering the bill to appropri­ * * People of Watauga read this! ate $10,000 to the erection GREAT REDUCTIONS. We have in our large store buil­ Nice line of of a Confederate Monument. ding, at the beautiful town o GAP CREEK, N. C Several speeches were made, one of whicn is thus reported DRY GOODS, by the Jackson Clarrion Led­ When you are constipated with ger of the 27th ult.; loss apdetite, headache, take one GROCERIES, ^ part Qar0|jna "On my right arose a ne­ oi I)r. J. H. McLean's little liver In order to make room for gro man of some 60 years of and kidney pillets. They are our SPRING STOCK, we will Consisting, in part, of Boots, BOOTS & pleasant to take and age, one of the few Republi­ you. 25 cents a vial. will cure close out our Winter goods Shoes, can members in this pretty AC., &C. at greatly reduced prices. Dress Goods, lately shipped a full line of goods A Curious Old Cabin. solidly Democratic House, Notions, For Cash or Proi of every kind, usually kept in a and said in full round tones: Hardware, first-class 'store, which we will "Mr. Speaker." The Speak­ About three miles from At Remarkably Low Tinware, sell for nothing but the Salisbury on the Lexington er recognized him with "the Groceries, gentleman fro.. Washing­ road, is an old log cabin, Goods First <" Coffees, ton,', that being the county which was built in the days of Sugars, he represented. Immediate­ the Revolution. The structure JEWELF until recently was inhabited, In heavy Shoes, Tea, ly a perfect stillness Boots, Watches repaired and is still well preserved, Rice, slace, and the House was ail kinds of work in i\ Hats; some patch work hav­ Cigars, •' attention. A smile of anticien ted promptly. Shawls Cigarettes, etc. bn. -pleasure lighted every ing kept it from the decay of We will give you bargains that 1 hardly knowing time. The curiosity in the and Overcoats. face,» can not be surpassed in the state. why, I fell inU, the prevailing house consists in the fact that it is full of port holes. —AND— mood. Don't fail Drugs & Medicines Our stock consists of a well se­ lected stock of The holes are about midway The colored Republican KNOCKED O to see us before buying. member, speakiqg on this bill between the ground and the J. P. HENSON _ P. We still keep our A'. to appropriate moneys to eaves of the roof, and are in good variety. Also take erect a monument in honor of funnel-shaped, the widest ENTIRE all kinds of STOCK D R Y G 0 0 D 8 is just recei. pEgthe Confederate dead said opening being on the inside, T GENERAI and the aperture on the out­ something like this: in all which will ' e "Mr. Speaker I have arisen side being only large enough country p- edu< here in my place to offer a to admit the stock of the rifle Groceries, Hardware, Queens- never before liea a o. DEPARTMENTS -ANDfew words on the bill. I have to go through. ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, him a,call. Walls have ears, but if the come from a sick bed, and both pocket and table, Scythes apr 2D ly. was forced to struggle up old walls of that log cabin up to the demands of our And snatbs, butts and screws, F. J. McMilh'^e 'and Son c here leaning on the arm of a only had mouths, what a customers and Guarantee cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of Mouth of WiTsotf Va.y are friend. I stand here in con­ tale they could tell! The house prices as low as anv-body. factures of all kinds' of v which will be s'Td goods, which they will s^ siderable pain. Perhaps it faces the road to the Yadkiq Thanking our Patrons for And country produce in exyour door in exchance foi was not prudent for me to river, which Corn wall is march They also keep a fulllmejot their liberal Trade, we are chahge for goods. Gent's come. But sir, I could not rest ed over when in pursuit of goods on hand at Souther furnishing goods, such as, Remarkably Low. Ashe Co., N. C. They pav easily in my room, sick Green. The port holes ex­ dress shirts, (both laundried Very Respectfully highest price for wool. tend all around the house, though I am, and allow this and unlaundried.) Collars, discussion to pass without and your correspondent coun FEED! FEED!! H. C. MARTIN, & Co Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ We have a tremendioue stock oi contributing to it a few re­ ted about half a dozen on o most any thing-needed in that marks of my own. I was sor each side. The house ought We wish to announce line. the drovers in Western N. ry to hear the speech of the to be preserved as a relic.— 8S-SHOES! SHOES P©A that we are now prepared tc young man from Marshall Charlotte Chronicle. A. P. SMITH, feed your stock at our sta county. I am sorry that any NOTICE. bles, or sell you feed as low Successor To son of a soldier should go on By virtue of an execution as can be bought elswhere. Smith & Miller, record as opposed to the erec­ issued from the Superior Give us a call. Resp. MCNEILY BROS tion of a monument in hon­ Court Clerk's office of Watau HALE, N. C. Ready-Made Clothing from 8 MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. or of the bra ve dead. And sir, ga county in favor of J. Crit To the people of Watauga. Horton and against I. C I am convinced that had he Miller, J. L. Moretzand A.J. I'am situated at the Ford of Elk to 25 dollars per suit. We SHOES! A COMPLETE NEWS! seen what I saw at Seven Moretz, for the sum of $47. Mitchell county, with a full line handle only first class goods, SHOES PER! Pines and the seven days and cost, I will expose to pub of General Merchandise, such as and will guarantee prices as 'The Pride of the North Car< | low as any other merchant fighting around Richmond, lie sale at the court house Dry Goods, na Press." who handles the same grade the battle-fields covered with door in Boone on the 7th Do you want to aid in building Groceries, day of April 1890, it being of goods. up a paper that shall reflect tin. the mangled forms of those Queensware Monday of the Superior greatest credit on North Caroli who fought for their country court, J. C, Miller's interest Glassware, na, no matter where it may be Hardware, and their country's honor, in a certain tract or parcel seen ? Then patronize. Candies, he would not have made that of land lying in Cove-creek The Wilmington Messenger, ESTSHOES ! SHOES township, in the deep gap of and Patent Medicines. speech. When the news came A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER When yon are on your way to that the South was to be in­ the Rich mountain above Zi Do you w ant a reliable paper onsville, it being the land giving you all the new s of the vaded, those men went forth sold under a mortgage deed PARK, Goods at almost your own world—a Democratic newspapei to fight for what they believ­ executed to G. W. Lawrance ELK We can give you shoes in any that equals the best- has the ed, and they made no re­ by J. C. Mdler and wife. Lev­ Give me a call, as I am able to price. I run in connection quantity, size or quality. We largest circulation, and has for quests for monuments to co- ied on by me on the 1st day duplicate any bills sold there. with my other business, a can fP you up in foot-ware from twenty-one years been a part and factorin thegrowth anddevmem orate their brave deeds of March '90 to satisfy said My goods are bought for CASH a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 velopment of the Old of sale. North and holy sacrifices. But they execution and cost 1890. and I sell for the same. hand-sewed la die's shoe ever sold State? Then subscrbe for This March the 1st died, and their virtuesshould J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. Hoping to satisfy you in goods in W. N. C. We carry a full and THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER prices etc. I am Respecfully, be remembered. Sir, I went complete stock of Cam paign Rartes: Notice!—Land Sale. with them. I, too, wore the North Carolina, Watauga Co. A. P. SMITH, The "Daily Messenger," b.V gray, the same color my mas Feb. 6. 6mo. W. W. Woodruff & Co. mail, 4 months on trial, fo ter wore. We staid four long $2.00 vs. J. H.Gr ay son A. 6. Grayson Ready-made Clothing. L. L. Greene. years, and if that sad war The weekly "Transcript Me' By virtue of an execution senger," (the largest ai had gone on till now I would issued from the office of best paper in the State) have been there yet. I know the Clerk of the Superior which we think is equal to Come and examine for yourself. months on trial for $1.00 what it all meant, and un­ Court of Watauga County di any in the county, and we We can suit you in any style, size Cash in advance. Bon TRADE, TENN. derstand the meaning of my rected to the Strff of said Co. guarantee our prices as low or color. Nothing but first-class papers are large Eight-Paggoods handled in this line, and sheets. Send Postal Car words, when I say that I in favor of the plaintiff in the as any in the —And— satisfaction guaranteed. above entilitled action. I will with the address of five per would have been with my We have bought our goods in sons and receive sample cop on Monday the 7t,h day of SWEETW'TR, N. C. countrymen yet had the war the lowest markets. We have ies of THE MESSENGER. April '90, it being Monday of continued until this good the Superior Court of said Dealers in general merchan such goods as the people want, Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. need and will have- \\ e sell for day. I want to honor those county, at the court house dise and country produce. cash, therefore will not be brave men wno died for their door, in Boone, sell for cash We wish to say to the pub­ convictions. When my moth­ to the highest bidder, L. L. lic that our stock is full and Rock Bottom At Last er died 1 was a boy. Who sir, Greene's interest in the fol­ complete at both points, and Also furnish transportation to lowing described lands, towit; then acted the part of a mo­ One tract near the town of that we will duplicate any panties wanting the same with a J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. safe driver and with as good a ther to the orphaned slave Boone adjoining the lands of bills sold near us. turnout cts can be found in the Keeps constantly on hand an boy, but my 'old missis?' J. F. Spainhour, T. J. Coffey Call and price our goods before will sell at bottom prices for cas county. For the next Were she living now, or could and others known as the buying elsewhere. or country produce, Boots, Shoe she speak to me from those Gragg place. One tract ad­ Hats, Caps. A special line 6 W. L. high realms where are gath­ joining the lands of and the Step in and examine our LADIES HATS. Bryan and others ered the sainted dead, she town of Boone. Also lots No. goods in this line, and we are Hardware, Groceries. $^»Wateh this column next READY MADE CLOTHING A would tell me to vote for this 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, situated in sure to please you in presents SPECIALTY. bill. And sir, I shall vote for the town of Boone and known for boys, girls, sweet hearts, We will make special prices, for vveeK for a more complete list as the J. J. Horton lots. Lev mother or sister. Give us a cash, on all goods. Returning of our bargains. No shoddy goods. In short it. I want it known to all a full line of every thing kept in be convinced. our thanks for past patronage the world that my vote isgiv led on by me to satisfy ajudg call and ment of $104.25 with inter­ first-class country store can we will, con­ en in favor of the bill to erect est and cost March the 3rd found here. Give him a call. Thankingour Patrons tinue toas heretofore, stillgoods Respectfully, furnish you good a monument in honor of the 1890. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. Persons who lead a life of es and at as low prices as can be for past favors and seliciting brave Confederate dead." poseure are subject to rheuniu tism, neuralgia, and lumbagr a continuation of the same. ound. Truly yours, The House burst into rap­ and will find a valuable remod; We are Resp. turous and prolonged ap­ Jones & Vance. in J. II. McLean's volcanic Ok Mind wandering enred. Book* laa*ned in one reading. Testimonial* from all Grayson Bros. plause. The bill was put up-' parts of the globe. Prospectus POST liniment: it will banish pain ana W. L. Bryan. July 18, '89 ly. PRKK, sent on application to Prof. •. Ivoteotts, 837 Fifth Are. Vow Tort. subdue infiamation. on its passage and was car­ GENERAL MERER; General Merchandise, same special bargains SPOT CASH. ROOK BOTTOM ST> *«•*' ROOTS HERBS, JUST IN For Cash, You Can Have Hotel and Feed . Grayson Bros, STABLE, COUNTY. Undersold. CHEISTMAS, EMORY 60 DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/bb8564592c113220fa3b8bb635a884d9.pdf d4b8a262f5499cbb1341bede9d5c9a61 PDF Text Text SlJBSClv THEWA'I. [fy1 year 6 mont v 3 raor. AUVER" \ 11 week 1moivt 1 E> 3 (i " ^ « 1 year. VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1890. NO. 38. Jjamn 1 w " ASHINGTON LETTER. ty caucusand attempt to get interest, power and gold un lican states as New Hamp­ tion may have officials whose plete ice house. Hurrah for revenge. 6 • til the republic shall end. shire, Mass. Rhode Island, example ,if followed by our Rick I— « ] yeja our Regular Correspondent. According to high republi­ Amen. Conn.—in an open fight be­ boys, would not lead them to La Grippe is fading away can authority, they will only Entered at the Democrat: tween the home and the sa­ the use of intoxicating liqu­ for want of subjects on which Jo one. N. U.x_gp e aker Carlisle's state- require about 50,000,000 a ST. JOHN ON HARRISON. loon—stood by the saloon ors. to feed. a ail matter j , showing that the ap- year to to pay the pensions . ,, . by big majorities. Penn.which "Strange as it may seem, it J. R. Ervin'and H.M. Kent at. , under the bill that they pro­ Topeka. Kan, Feb. 28.— gave Harrison 80,000 plural is nevertheless true that in T v P. ria ^^ ons contemplated are at the bead of an engin­ the republican majority pose passing at this session. Last night, in Representative ity, defeated prohibition by the States carried by Harri­ eering pprps surveying a majority. Iowa son there are two saloons in route for the Southern and 'IP leave a deficiency in That will bring the pension Hall, ex-Governor John P. 189,000 -S, F. V Treasury has caused payment up to more than 1- St. John spoke to a large au­ which gave Harrison, the proportion to the population Western Railroad. Their acorth to be •Gannon, chairman of the 50,000,000 a year, a mere dience. He excoriates tne anti-prohibitionist, 30,000 to one in the States carried, * is from Grandmother national administration and majority in '88, defeated the by Cleveland, and tlieRepub. —Capt. Co4" y Appropriation com- trifle. A republican appointed to the Republican party, His Republican, candidate for lican North consumes 22 Jap to Cranberry. The rom the S to make a statement minus of this road arejShe" lealth and spin » calls an answer to a $4,500 Federal office in denunciation of the Republi­ governor in '89 on a plat­ barrels of beer to every one in Cleveland coun tTT \ T\j ]3 p . vyctrlisle. Mr. Cannon's New York last week by Mr. can party and its position form pledged to the enforce­ consumed in the Democratic Cranberry in Mit . It is Harrison is a defaulter for a on prohibition was especially ment of the prohibitory law, South. So you see there is >f Deeds, i/imate leVives out a number large amount to the Govei cutting. President Harrison and elected an anti-Prohibit­ no reason for alarm about to pass <0/urely through fid Hort- 'PppiApriations that the BurkeUounty. J. S. Warner. 'turning the Government March 17. 1890. j PI ublicans generally have ment. The defalcation oc­ and Vice President Morton ion Democrat. President Harrison was over to the whisky Democra­ •ed their party to make. curred in this city some years were touched up in lively ago. -Esq. Bi style. F YD SIGHTS. paraded before the church cy.' Nor is there any hope tell which state­ uit against Tip Secretary .Noble considers On the tariff question and people in '88 as a strongtem whatever for prohibition from let. For the At Wilkesboro com ,-fiitry Mr. Car- bis authority greater than its applica tion to Kansas far perance man,' and the 'fami­ the Republican party. Why, In debate in rhe Senate the week. ly prayers, racket was used right here in Kansas only a other day, Senator Sherman 4 not object.'to hav- that of the Seriate, and has rners, Mr. St. John said: accordingly refused to fur­ "Never in the history of to good advantage politic­ week ago, the Republican asked Senator Eustis, of La. —Our thanks are **\;; prove to be nish certain reports, relating this nation have farmer's tar ally. The day before his in­ League met, and not with if he didn't know that the 15. to Miss. Nannie I > d valuable^as^isT; ^ pulson, he is in- to the withholding of land iff duties and the mortgage auguration was Sunday. standing all the agitation a- Amendment would never D EMOCRAT ed to be pitied when even patents in the Union Pacific indebtedness been greater- Two thousand saloons ran bout resubmission it lackec have been adopted but for wide open in Washington the courage to speak out a- the fact that the laws of the Airs. .T y Hub v 'ell can come to railroad grants, asked for by than they are to day. a resolution of the Senate. "Just think of it! Corn sell City, in direct violation of gainst it,but as usual dodged Southern States practically spending fash ingt era and abuse him He holds that it is a matter ing at 13 cents per bushel in law, riotous drunkeness was the issue. Republican resub­ deprive the negroes of their daughter ir ou A* a , the medium of a for him to decide upon. Mr. Kansas and 58 cents in New seen on every hand, and yet mission clubs are being or­ rights of citizenship; and returned he vspaper interview, to the great is a mistake to suppose Iteed has undertaken anoth­ York. Who* gets the differ­ this 'Christian President' had ganized daily. The Demo­ that otherwise reconstructi­ family ancLt the Oklahoma bill which er big contract. He says he ence of 40 cents between here not a single word to utter in crats are for resubmission on Would have rested solely —In OV! sse d the House last week intends to attempt to break and New York? Hard coal his inaugural address against straight, while the Republi­ on the 74th. Amendment. yied the Cherokee strip to up the practice of exmembers selling at $1.50 to $2 per ton these outrages upon moral cans propose to reach the In replying Mr. Eustis said: spoke of t . L i eul ent/, and Mr. Iiarri of congress acting as lobby­ in Penn. and at $11 here. and common decency. In his same end by way of aconstit "It has been rny honest com tlenient/, ar visiting ists. Farmers using corn for fuel inaugral procession maic - utional convention."—Nat­ viction that all the recon­ Our 0info*.m has issued a prpclama- Another attempt is being in western Kansas because it , , struction measures, at the edl,000 saloon keepers. How ional Democrat. beiii * 1 warning to people mmade to liave the Gov't, is cheaper than soft coal many slave drivers marched Federal legislation, and the eT1 ding to settle thereron. The C< adopt paper fractional cur­ from our own mines. Beef in the inaugural procession Co n s ti t u f i on al Amend men ts, LINVILLE ITEMS. , A resolution passed by the were adopted by the Repub­ rency for the convenience in cattle selling at less than act of Lincoln? Not one. Why? House calls on the Sec. of lican party with the single Simply because they were not Foi the Democrat. . War for information as to small transactions through ual cost of production. the mails. "Oats at 10 cents per bush in sympathy with bis party. On Sa turday morning last object of Africanizing the store the money and facilities he " has for rendering aid on the Senator Eustis convicted el and good horses at from From the inaugural ceremo­ at about 10 o'clock, an alarm South and maintaining and renion* , ,. . . . . . ^ . . Senator Hoar of making wil- $50 to $80, while western po ny tiiis 'Christian President' of fire went forth from Roa­ preserving their political su­ the 5 ' h u o d i " ! M i s s i s s i p p i r i v e r . fru/f-d The worlds fair bill has lul mistatements on the floor | tatoesbring only from 8 to went to a big dance in the noke street. The file was on premacy. That is rny opin­ miliar ,.-en perfected according to of the Senate last week, but 20 cents per bushel where Pension Office, where 400 the premises of the undersign ion. What 1 consider the L T. tne ideas of theChicago folks that will not prevent ti.cMas they are produced, but com­ gallons of Roman punch was ed. 1 occupied a cabin 20x16 greatest crime which has ever feet, in which I did ray cook been committed against civi­ nd it will probably come up saehusetts Senators doing mand 80 cents to $1 a bush­ consumed. "It now aeems that he is ing, eating and sleeping, al lized communities tpis been •r a the House this week. Noth the same again whenever it el in eastern markets. I o ring has been agreed upon as may happen to serve their "Can you see where the not even a total abstainer. alone. I had a stove in it committed by the Republican western farmer's protection He not only drinks intoxicat from which the fire caught party of this country; and if Roar to date. The Government purpose. The you to day stand aghast and The Senate is to get rid of comes in? His land is plas­ ing liquor, but serves guests during my absence. storV a PP ro P r iation $1,500,000. 19 ' The wonderful egg is at the Blair bill by voting on it tered with mortgages. He with it in the White House. neighbors gathered in to do appalled, as I know you do, 12 finds it almost impossible to It is said by the press that at what they could, but could do at the results of your work, high last hatched, and the pro- Thursday, and . diict-Representati ve Lodge's The minority of the house pay the interest and utterly a recent great feast given by nothing to save my property. and feel like apologizing to can 1 Federal election bill has committee on Territorial has impossible to liquida te the the President five wine glass­ The story-and-a-Lialf bouse, the country and to yourselv­ bed r< been reported to the House. made a report against the princi pa 1. Taxes-m unicipal, es were at eech plate, and which stood within ten feet es for having committed sessh Hill for the admission of Ida­ State and national--never so that the sparkling beverage of the cabin took fire and was such a monstrous crime aIf no It is a remarkable concoc­ ho. burned to the ground. The gainst the civilization of the exorbitant as at present; flowed freely. rent. tion, and is claimed to be transportation and markets "Surely history repeats it­ neighbors did much good, South, I assure the Senator Washington, D. C. based upon the Australian for all he has to sell, as well self. The Bible tells us that however, for they saved Capt of Ohio that I will not by system of voting. JAY GOULDS PRAYER. as for everything he is com­ Belshazzer, the king, made a Jordan Book's house, (which answer to that question help Senator Voorhees and pelled to buy, are under the great feast to a thousand of stands about 30 feet from lim out of any such difficulty Judge Jeremiah Wilson will Ai Our father who art in Eng­ control of gigantic monopo­ his lords and drank wine be­ my premises,) by the most as that."—News & Observer. ber c L Ip in the defense of C. E. land, Rothschild be thy name lies and trusts. fore the thousand. And that earnest exertions. It was a sired Kincaid, the newspaperman, thy financial kingdom come, "But is not his pig pen pro they drank wine and praised very narrow escape, for the A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. court jho killed Ex-Congressman to America, thy will be done tec ted? Yes, if tariff means the god of gold, and of silver flames lapped over the roof of from 1 i-'aulbee, of Kentucky, Asheville N. C. March 17.— is ear. . There is a regular monkey in the United States as it is protection, then it must be of hi ass. of iron, of wood and Capt. Cook's house twice, without the fire communica­ News has just reached this with ' sd parrdt time going on in in England. Giveus this day admitted that tllefarmer's of stone. our bonds in gold, but no pig pen is protected. So are "Now strikeout 'Belshazzer ting to it. The reason why place of a horrible accident timetv'e Navy deparment. Sec. icy has forced the head of silver; give us plenty of labor his plows-harrows, harness, the king,' and put 'Benjamin it did not catch was because near Hot Springs, Madison re lati order ne bureau to resign, and it i n g m e n ' s v o t e s t o k e e p t n o -j hammers, saws, augurs,food the President,' in the first it was covered with a thin county. A 12 year old son - •? said there are others to fol- nopoly in power and their fuel, clothing—including the verse. We insert in the sec­ sheet oi ice. I lost all my of S. I). Chambers, accidental >w. Naval officers accuse friends in office. We know, buttons on his shirt—are all ond 'monopolies find trusts, books, clothing, beddingand yshot and killed his mother. Ir. Tracy of being whimsical Bur father, we have done 'protected.' In fact the far­ pig iron and wool,' and the household furniture, includ­ The father had been to Hot many things that were wrong mer is'protected' to death, parallel, so far aw these two ing two stoves. Mr. Pitman Springs, bringing home with The i his ideas, sultat-Republican Senators have we have robbed the honest and he is just begininng to verses are concerned, is com­ had moved his family back lim a valise with some ar­ of the id the nerve to engage in a poor,and brought distress to find it out. Whatever we plete. No act either official to Henson's,Creek, but he had ticles for the family in it. He not If volt against Quay's boss- many a door. We know it have accomplished in the or otherwise, gives us any a bed and a few cooking u- >ut the valise down in the Court g. Quay, according fo the was wrong to refund the West has been despite this, reason to suspect that Presi­ tensils in the other house. louse and stepped out. When the lad looked into it to see a time iry, demanded that the bonds and make them pay­ the so called protection, dent Harrison has any desire The beds and clock were sav­ what bis father had brought able in coin; we know it was which is nothing more nor to overthrow the liquor traf­ ed. ers Im esent Sergent-at-Arras of lim, he found a pistol, and The S e Senate should be put out wrong to demonetize silver; j ] eHS than legalized robbery of fic. Vice President Morton is A supscription in my fayor said to his mother: "See of a more practicable turn of has started and and is now it will make room for one of his we know it was wrong | the many to enrich a.few. to water our railroad stock j "But when we come to the mind. He is only worth 10 out, by which I am assured a what pa brought home." The \^ata* ?n, and a majority of the fistol was discharged, the not tboublican Senators, not but thou, our father, know-1 Rebublican party we are as- million dallars and of course part of my loss will be made >all striking bis mother in year M ly refused to this, but in- est we made money by that, 8llred tha t it has given us'all must in some way provide a good to me. My loss at a Supt imated in very plain lari- Now, our father thou know-j the prohibition we have ever li\yng for his family, who moderate estimate, is fully idle breast. Her only words were: "Oh, Lord, vou have uageto Quay's agent-the est we are above politics, j had,' and that we Prohibit- have a right to look to him $150. tilled rne.''—News and Obser­ s >ss being still in Florida— It is the same to us whether joniata are trying to turn the for support. Therefore lie My sin ceres11ba n k s a re d u e ver. at even if there was a va- democrats or republicans, the Govnernment into the owns a bar of Irs own where to all who came to the fire 1 lie. y in the office his man lule, for thou knowestvve are .hands of the 'whisky Demoe- the elect are supplied for 20 and endeavored to do rne You will have no use for allium ^ no j. ij ave Theques- able to sway all poltical jobs | ra ey.' Now, what are the cents a drink. And yet the good, but could not, except tacles if .you use Dr. J. HspecMc­ their n now is whether Quay in our favor. Lead us "not, f ac t s ? Let us see. liquor from 'Shoreham bar' by saving the property of my Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, 1 j diate. . quietly pocket the affront i j at °J ' le wa - v °J th ® , striker8 > "A dozen States adopted will makeamanas drunk as nearest neigbor,viz: Capt. it removes the film and skum . which acumulates on theeye balls meet but deliver us from the insane prohibition before the Ropub- that sold in O'Briens saloo Jordan Cook. — he will attempt subdues inflamation, cools and jwhetnei he will attemnt, Knights 0 f Labor and the -May (Monday) Mr. Rick- soothes the Irritated nerves, strn war h\» whip enough of the Sena„ A Farmers' Alliance. Thus shall ican party was born. With- on the bowery. ker is gathering some ice gthens Weak and failing strength, ors into line to control a par we have the kingdom, bonds, in the past year such Repub- hasten the di and putting it in his com 25 cen1s a box. { rp ev 4... i.„ j �The Republican Congress, overseer, east of Boone. Mud us credit now and then, and necessarily the patronage of having the fear of the peo­ holes on the road that J. H. just here I take occasion to each is small; therefore a Jones & Vance, ple before their eyes, are a Hardin and J. J. Hardin are insist rn all the members of large percent must he charg­ bout to consider' a tariff bill. overseers. These holes have! the alliance who owe their ed m order that the merch­ The west and north west are become so bad that teams merchants, to pay them off ant may live. Any trade or speaking out. The, robber can not pass through safely ; just as soon as you can. If profession can be overcrourlPeople of Watauga read this ! tariff is getting to be a chron­ with loaded wagons. We we have to live hard for a ed. Positively there are 25 GREAT REDUCTIONS. We have in our large ' store buil­ ic old sore and will be swept therefore urge and notify the while, let us strive manfully merchants in this county. ding, at the beautiful town o from the conn try in the next overseers on this road and to pay onr debts. Most of Suppose we had 25 lawyers fall elections. This country others overseers of the town­ the merchants, like ourselves or 25 doctors, could they all does not need a. tax to enrich ship, that the condition of have to buy on a ciedii, and live by their profession? It a favored few any longer the their roads are -such that they cannot well pay their might be well fer about half In order to make room for people are finding it out and they are liable for the same, debts unless we pay them. of our merchants to go out they will be heard ii, thunder and that they must fi'.l rock Let us get out of debt and as of business, and turn farmer our SPRING STOCK , we will tones next November. A tar­ or other material in these far as possible keep out. or mechanics. Then the rest close out our Winter goods iff for revenue to run the gov­ holes so as to make them But are not some of the could sell goods enough at a at greatly reduced prices. lately shipped a full line of goods ernment is the only proper passable. Mud holes is an merchants about to turn on-| reasonable profit to live and of every kind, usually kept in a idea of a tariff, and accord­ obstruction to roads that emies to the alliance? Is it let live. At any rate let us first-class 'store, which we will ing to the decision of the makes the overseers liable not the 'X Road s mercli-j be friends, and live together sell for nothing but the U. S. Supreme Court, it is the and they must repair them. and, that is going to to make peacably. We are mutua 1 only legal tariff. We long to J. W. Holselaw, Chm. Bd. somebody repent in "sack­ ly dependent one upon an­ see the time come whqjr*the T. L. Critcher, Cl'k Bd. Sup. cloth and ashes?" How? Of I other. L"t us not bite and tariff will be reduced and the course he means by refusing! devour oneanother, but try In heavy Shoes, markets of the world will be For sick headache, female trou to extend credit. Ordinarily to help each other and not SPOT CASH. Boots, opened to us. This will stop hies, neuralgic pains in the head that might be the best thing say hard things of eachother. Hats, the trusts, combines and oth take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv­ the merchant could do for Shawls A MEMBER. er robberies of the people. er and kidney pillets 25 cents a the advancement of the alli­ We will give you bargains that and Overcoats. vial. ance; for one of its principles can not be surpassed in thestate. If you spit up phlegm, and are is, to get out of debt and to troubled with a hacking cough, Last week wt published an A REVIEW OF "READER'S" Don't fail Our stock consists of a well se­ try to keep out. But if the use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine lected stock of article by 'Header' giving ARTICLE ON THE FAR­ to see us before buying. merchant is going to refuse Lung Balm. MER'S ALLIANCE. some suggestions to the alli­ to give credit through oppo­ We still keep our ance men. This week we pub sition to the alliance, it may lish an ans wer to 'Reader' by 'Reader,' of Blowing Rock, ENTIRE STOCK 'A Member.' Neither of the in last weeks issue of theDEM not be for his advancement. Another thing, makes me Mmd wandoriirj cured. Books learned correspondents are bitter, OCR AT made some timely re­ in one re.-!<langr. Testimonials from all parts of the globe. Prospectus POST in all FREE, sent on application to Prof. but have kept in due bounds marks about, and gave some think that some merchants A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York. are enemies to the alliance, We like to see a spirit of fair­ good advice to, the members D E P A 1 1 T M E N T S Groceries, Hardware, Queensness in our correspondents, of the alliance which it is to some drummers are refusing . G. G. EAVES. to sell goods to merchants F. MORPHEW, ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, and the DEMOCRAT is open to be hoped they will heed. The who are selling for the alli- ffiorphew & Eaves, up to the demands of our both pocket and table, Scythes all fair minded men to dis­ alliance is composed of falicustomers and Guarantee And snaths, butts and screws, cuss any proper topic, and ble men, just like all other anee. Is it not because some ATTORN E YS—AT—LA W, cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of we invite correspondence of men, subject to mistakes and merchants are refusing to prices as low as any-body. which will he s'Td A ad this kind. The alliance is cei blunders, and like all other buy of drummers if they sell Thanking our Patrons for REAL ESTATE AGENTS, tainly moving. It has be­ organizations, the church not to the alliance merchants? MARION, NORTH CAROLINA their liberal Trade, we are come a great and mighty or­ excepted, has gotten men in That is called 'bov-cottingy 0ff.ee Remarkably Low. ganization in the United it, who ought to be out of it, letting the drummers severe Store. on Main Street over Drug Cob July 18 83. 1 y. hy alone if ho sells to alliance Very Respectfully States. We know but little men who cannot, or will not, of its plans and its ends in keep all the secrets of the or­ merchants. Then taat will A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ H. C. MARTIN, & Co We have a tremendioue stock of view, but we trust it may ac­ der; men that harrass the 'X hardly break down the alli­ PER! complish good. But will the Roads merchant'; men whose ance merchant, as there are 'The Pride of the North Caroli­ : na Press." organization control their zeal for the order overruns oth r ( h a n nels thro u;;•1; w 1 \ i ej\ ®S»SHOES! SHOES .'"©a members, or will the men who their knowledge, but thes<- he can get goods. Then a- Do you want to aid in building A, P, SMITH g rin the above course might up a paper that shall reflect the 'J have joined the alliance for members who worry theJX Successor To drive tin alliance to the ne­ greatest credit on North Caroli­ other motives than the Roads merchant,' cannot na, no matter where it may he 1 » Smith & Miller, proper ones control ? We eep secrets and are over cessity o!' esta 1. ii: hir rco< • por seen? Then patronize 1 f think here is the danger. zealous, may be so trained : tr*e stores b\ fomung join t TL-s ton Messenger. FILE, IT. G. A LA HO E EIUiIT-P. PAPER Huge organizations like the and educated that they will stock companies. I arn Tree To the people of Watauga. alliance have generally a full make, at least, reasonably to conf ess , 1 h a t Ih e a 11 ia nce Do you want a reliable papei wants to get goods as cheap giving you all the news of the I am situated at the Ford of Flk S H O E S SHOES! share of material who have good members, so much so world—a Democratic newspaper Mitchell county, with a full line at any rate, that they will at lv as it reasonably can. It that equals the best- has the of General Merchandise, sucli as joined for the loaves and fish­ does not want tliem for not!) largest circulation, and has for Dry Goods, es. To make the alliance a tend strictly to their own success it must aim high and business and. let other peo­ ing. No man can handle twenty-one years been a part Groceries, and factorin thegrowth anddevshoot to the spot. The/eare ple's alone, not be "digging goods without a reasonable vel op merit of the Old North Queensware, profit, but 50 and 100 per­ Glassware, many things for some great any one in the ribs." But 1 State? Then subscrbe for cent is too high. 1 am in­ Hardware, organization to do in these must assert, and believe any formed by a gentleman who THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Candies, United States, and the soon­ fair minded man, let him be­ Campaign Rartes: knows, that goods have been BffiTSHOES! SHOES!"©® and Patent Medicines. er the better. We refer more long to whatever class or sold in this county for more The "Daily Messenger,' by When you are on your way to mail, 4 months on trial, for particularly to breaking profession he may, will con­ than 125 per cent profit. It $2.00 dowm the protective policy scientiously admit that ma­ is not the ease now. Some­ The weekly "Transcript Mes­ now in vogue in our country. ny of the best men of our We can give you shoes in any thing has materially brought senger," (the largest and Another is to drive out sec­ land belong to the alliance, goods down in the last 12 best paper in the State) 9 Give me a, call, as T am able to quantity, size or qualify. We tionalism between the North and are thoroughly identifi­ duplicate any bills sold there. can fp you up in foot-ware from months, so that there is not months on trial for $1.00 and South, and still another ed with its principles, and in­ Cash in advance. Both My goods are bought for CASH a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 now a great deal of room for papers are large Eight-Page to be accomplished is to fos­ tensely interested in its wel­ the same. complaint in that line. The sheets. Send Postal Card and 1 sell for satisfy you in goods hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold Hoping to ter manufactures in the fare. I hardly think 'Read­ in W. N. C. We carry a. full and alliance has posted its mem­ with the address of five per­ prices etc. I am Respecfully, South. If the alliance can ac er's article would have merit­ c unplete stock of bers as to'the wholesale pri­ sons and receive sample cop­ A. P, SMITH complish great ends for the ed particularly any review, ces, and the very best goods ies of THE MESSENGER. Feb. G. Gmo. general good of mankind we did it not contain a seeming Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. threat. He says, in his opin­ too, so that the members are with them in full accord. A. G. Grayson J. II.Grayson may know about what prof­ ion, a great many of the mem it the merchants make. In hers -will "Repent in sack­ Rock Bottom At Last. 4V Old people suffer much from cloth and ashes. He must wanting to buy goods as Come and examine for yourself. disorders of the urinary organs, mean-that somebody is go­ cheaply as we can get them J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. We can suit you in any style, size aud are always gratified at the TRADE, TENN. is only acting on a common or color. Nothing but first-class wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. IL Mc­ ing to make them "repent in principle, the merchant not Keeps constantly on hand and goods handled in this line, and will sell at bottom prices for cash Lean's Liver and kidney balm in sack-cloth and ashes." I sup­ —And— satisfaction guaranteed. banishing their troubles, $1 per pose Reader' is a merchant an exception. If I have a or country produce, Boots, Shoes We have bought our goods in bottle. horse to sell and ask $150 Hats. Caps. A special line 61 somewhere in thecounty. He S W E E T W ' T R , N. C . the lowest markets. We have LADIES HATS. for him, and my neighbor has such goods as the people want, Ha rdware, Groceries. The board of supervisors may live at Blowing Rock, one just as good, and asks Dealers in general merehan need and will have- We sell for and he may not. It is hard met at the court bouse, in only $125 for him NA ill not READY MADE CLOTHING A dise and country produce. cash, therefore will not be to locate a correspondent evSPECIALTY. Boone, on Saturday, March the merchant, or any one We wish to say to the pub­ erytiine who writes under else, wanting a horse, buy No shoddy goods. In short, the 22nd, to take into con­ lic that our stock is full and a full line sideration the bad condition some noin cle plume or other, my neighbor's instead of first-class of every thing kept in a complete at both points,and country store can he notwithstanding he gives a of the public roads, and mine? Or, if I have50 bush­ found here. Give him a call. that we will duplicate any also to advise more urgent post office. He may live miles els of corn to sell, and ask $1 Persons who lead a life of ex­ bills sold near us. Call and price our goods before means to have the roads put from the office -given, but I per bushel, and my neighbor posure are subject to rheuma­ buying elsewhere. tism. neuralgia, and in better condition in Boone must believe he is a merch­ has the same number of bush and will find a valuablelumbago remedy ant. 1 am sorry to know that els to sell, just as good as township: We find the main in J. II. McLean's Volcanic Old road through the township, some of the merchants seem mine, at 75 cts per bushel, liniment: it will banish pain and •Step in and examine our goods in this line, and vveare 8^ Watch this column next leading frosi John Smith's, to think that the alliance is will not the merchant or any subdue infiamation. | sure to please you in presents weeK for a more complete list passing up Brushy Fork to an enemy to them. The alli­ one else wanting to buy corn, for boys, girls, sweet, hearts, of our bargains. Boone, and then to the ford ance is an enemy to no one, buy of my neighbor and not ,oun Soli,I I t OoltlNEW engaged in a legitimate call­ of me? Then why complain WatcflL I.FHEE. mother or sister. Give us a of Pine Run, on the Wilkescall and be convinced. Loro road in a very bad con­ ing. The merchants, as a of us for acting on a com­ Respectfully, dition on account of almost rule are good men, and a mon principle with all men? equal Ox K I khsox Thankingour Patrons much needed class of men, It strikes me that there may impassable mud holes, near for past favors and seliciting J. P. & B. J. Councill's—J. J. and it-would be very poor be too many men engaged in a continuation of the same. Mast, overseer. There is al­ getting along without them. the mercantile business to Jones & Vance. They have been kind to us in' We are Resp. so mud holes on the road buying our produce at some ;pfitable. The terriJuly 18, '89 l y . over which B. J. Hodges is pi ice or other, and in giving small that READ ! Elk Park, North Carolina some specie! bargains Ready-made Clothing. Undersold. Worth IgtlOO.UO. Jii-u Jwfttch in the world, l'erfect ^timekeeper. Warranted henry, VSOLID ool.p hunting onsen. • Both Indies' end gent > sizes, with works and eases of • vn hie. in reach locality can secure one free, together with onr 'arge _.id valuable line of Household _ Snmples. Thcao anmples, a. well the watch, are free. All the work you need do it to allow what wo send you to those who call—your friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results in valuable trade for us,which holds for years when once started, end thin we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After you know all, If you would like to go to work for us. you can earn from S'iO' to !WflO per week and upwards. Address, tittiUMsn <fc Vo., Ilex 413, I'orllttu.l, Maine. Grayson Bros, �LINVILLE DOTS. —Friends, when you come F. LENOIR & For the Democrat: THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. to court try to bring us tha t —Dealers in— little amount yon are dueus. John Henlv has moved in­ T 1 copvl year $1-00 It will be very greatfuly re­ to his new house on Roanoke perl 1 " 6 months 50 ceived for we are now in need Street. tioil 1 " 8 mouths 85 J. F. Parker is making prep hou of a little cash. ADVERTISING RATES. arations to build a livery sta M M 1 inch lweek —$ .75 —Owing to .Judge Bynum ble 40 x 75 feet on Hemming P OP 1 |e keep for sale at lowest 1 " 1 month .*. 1.75 getting sick at Lenoir court, tlirt 1 '< 3 " 3.00 he was not able to hold the way Street. J. S. Warner is preparing in cn ] " 6 " 5.00 Cash price's 1 ' ' 1 year 7 . 0 0 court at Jefferson this week to build a smaller but betterNT and next. Consequently there 1 column 1 week 9.00 Blad house. 1 " 1 month 13.50 was no court at Jefferson. Judges to hold said election, Bncon, 1 " 3 " 25.00 The Linville Improvement Table salt, 1 " 6 " 37.50 —Mr. Bryan has consumma. Company is moving timber VV. L. Bryan Register. Pearline, Lard, 1 " 1 year 50.00 ted a big land sale to some Soapine, W. C. Coffey Mayor. Flour, with which to build another Teas, Rice, northern parties. The lands hotel on Linville A venue op­ St. Entered at the Postoffieeat Corn starch, Grits, Boone. N. C., as second-class sold are pine lands on Buffa posite Hotel Boyer. Starch, lo in Caldwell and Watauga James Gragg, brother to Frequently accidents occur in Hominy mail inatter., Indigo, the household which cause burns Sugar, counties. Shot. Mrs. John Henley, who lived cuts, sprains and bruises ,for use Coffee, Powder, LOCAL NEWS. —School opened last Mon­ five or six miles from here, in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's Soaps, Caps. Volcanic Oil Liniment has for ma Lye, day with 38 pupils present. died Sunday morning and ny years been the constant favor Candy, Crackers, Cakes, Spice —Ten days 'till Easter. Let all the people join hands was buried yesterday. He •te family remedy Pepper, Ginger, cloves, and hearts, and try to make was not far from forty years —Court Monday week. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, March 25, 3.890. INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS Mustard, blacking —The health of the coun­ the school a success by pat­ of age. ronizing it liberally. Blacking-bi ushes IN THE try reasonably good. Axle-grease, U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ OBITUARY. —J. W. Farthing is visiting —Look out for II. C. MarTION Buckets, tain & Co's new 'ad' next -OF NEW YORK. his family this week. Soda. Died on Gap Creek on the $5,000 for Death by Accident or week. They are still on band & —Very pleasant weather with a full line of merchan­ night of the 21,st of pneumo­ Loss of Limbs Syrup, now, but for the wind. Limb Preserves, dise, and solicit your patron­ nia fever, Mrs. Nelia Trivett, $2,500 for LOSS ofTotal or sight, ar for Permanent Disabil­ Corned Beef, wife of Joseph Trivett, and ity. —Hark ! wedding bells are age. Give them a call. N. O. Mollases, daughter of G. W. and Ell m $050 for the LOSS of one Eye. in the air! —Jas. Gragg, of Mitchell Tobacco, Cigarette, "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for —The wind is drying up the county, and brother to The­ Hopkins,aged about 23years Temporary Total Disability. Sm oking To bacco, Cigars, She leaves a husband and mud very fast. Costs about 15 dollars per Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, odore Gragg, living on Hen­ two sweet little boys and a year, payable in one sum. or in Catsup, —A new boarder at the jail ry Coffey's farm, near Mow­ host of relatives to mourn in installments ot two dollars. Bluing, Vinegar, Wash tubs, this week. He speaks of stay­ ing Rock, died on last Sunday her loss. She made a profes­ Membership fee 5 dollars, paya­ Washboards, Oat Meal night. He leaves a wife and ing until court. Salmons, Brooms, sion of religion at an early ble only onee. MEMBERSHIP. 52,541. eight children. Sardines, Clothespins, age, and joined the Baptist Losses paid during 1880, 384,—Dr. Wilbur, of Elk Park, Ba kingpowder Peaches, passed through town this —LOST !—A five dollar note church, and has lived a con­ 868,00 dollars. Plums, Cherries, U. S. currency, on Saturday sistent christain life, and died Losses paid since'78,1,759, 507. Apricots, week. Pears, at, oi near Bryan's store, in in full triumph of a living- 39. Insurnce in force, -Jan. 1890, Blackberries, Corn, 254,313,750, dollars. Assetts, —The next Quarterly Meet­ Boone. Any person finding faith in Christ. "Blessed are December 31, 1889, 249,736,55. ing for this work, will be held the same, and leaving it at the dead which die in the It will pay you to insure. Ac­ ll^We take in exchange for at Hen son's Chapel. they the DEMOCRAT office will be Lord." A FRIEND. cidents happen only when is no goods, corn, chickens, eggs, are not expentec . If there —A very enjoyable enter­ rewarded for the same. Give us a trial. agent for this Association in your butter etc. tainment at the close of Pro! March 24, '90. J. H. BROWN. town, write to the undersigned. ORITUARY, S. F. LENOIR &, CO. Francums's school, on uove We want an active agent in each —Prof. Wra. Spainhour, town in N. C., and will give liber­ Creek, is reported. with his two little girls left Died of pneumonia fever, al terms.. Correspondence solic­ —There area number of our Boone Monday/ morning to on the 7th of March, Callo­ ited. FIELD & It OYSTER, J, B. HOPKINS. subscribers who promised us visit relatives in Burke. He way Hodges, aged 48 years. State Agents for North Carolina, OXFORD, N. C. some corn. Let us hear from will then return to Moravian He had been a. member of the DEALER IN you friends, we still need it. Falls, and spend a few days. /faptist (-lunch, at Poplar BOONE ACADEMY, —Glad to see Mrs. Mat-tie Thence he will go to Nebras- Grove, for about 22 years. IIP .sit! Hardin, who has been quite ka. His little girls will go He was a consistent member W. M. FRANCUil, PRINCIPAL. ill for some time, on the with hire. They seem more and was respected by all streets again. anxiousfor tho trip than their u h > knew him. lie was hon­ I will open a four months, G AP CREEK, N. C. 1 i est and a ad truthful in every school at the academy in —Died on /fanner Elk on papa,. They h ive our best respect, and will be greatly Boone on the 24th, of March, j DRY GOODS, the morning of the 20th, Mrs. wishes for a sale and pleasant missed in his community. V.'e The 1st. two months the free school will be taught, then Margaret /fanner, wife of Win journey. GROCERIES, sincerely mourn our loss, but a subscription school of two /fanner. we do not mourn as those months. BANNER ELK ITEMS. BOOTS & SHOES —Rev. E. F. Jones is aiding who have no hope in his TERMS . $1 to $2, per month. For the Democrat: Pastor Thomas this week in death. He leaves a wife and A limited number of students &C., &C. a series of meetings at Flat Will you kindly allow me ten children. To the bereav­ who wish to study the higher space in your valuable paper ed we extend our deepest syrn branches will be admitted at Top Church. to give a few items from Elk. pauhy in their great trouble. the first of the term. —Married at the residence li e have had several cases He was a member of the Pop March 13th. 4t. At Remarkably Low Prices! of the bride's father on the of the grippe since this cold 5th, Willie Laws to Miss Azelar Grove Alliance, and it NOTICE. snap has begun. Goods First Class. lia Norris. was ordered by this body, By virtue of an execution is Mr. S. Lo.yd. who has com­ —Ben Saunders, who was pleted his carpenter work that a committee be appoin­ sued from the Superior Court JEWELER. Clerk's office of Watauga county, so seriously wounded by 4 rip here has been very low with ted to draft the a hove in mem i n favor of T. J. Coffoy & Bro., Watches repaired and all oryof our dead friend. lett some time since is repor­ the grippe. and against Nathan Horton for COMMITTEE. the sum of $5.80, together with kinds of work in this line exe. ted to be recovering:. Mr. Robert Ayers, has ta­ cost of sale, I will expose to pub cuted promptly. —Our old friend, Henry ken up a school at the new lie sale, at the court house door, in Boone, on the'7th day of Ap­ academy on Elk, this week, Read Carefully! Taylor,, has been very ill for ril 1890, it peing Monday of the 1QGK BOTTOM STRUCK the past week, but we are and we hope he will succeed Superior court, and the 1st Moil glad to know he is now rap­ in his new undertaking. —AND— We have just received a day in said month, Nathan Mor­ Miss Blanche Vuncanon, of new stock of dry goods, cloth­ ton's interest in a certain tract­ KNOCKED OUT! idly recovering this neighborhood, has gone ing, shoes, hats, hardware or parcel ofland lying on the wa­ —A communication of mer­ the to Elk Park to teach school etc., which we Will sell low for ters ofofNew river, adjoiningand J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, lands win. Mortons heirs it is declined space in our N. C., this summer. Hope she will cash. Call and examine our others known as the land now columns this week because owned J. Coffey & Bro. pur is just receiving a large stock have great success. goods and prices. We have chased by T. said Morton. Levied the author failed to give his from GENERAL MERCHANDISE It has been so cold here reduced the price on upper on by me on the first day of name. for the past two weeks that and harness leather to cash March 1890, to satisfy said exe­ which will be sold for Cash or —The publisher of the I)EM we are afraid the fruit will all March 1st 1890. buyers. Those who have cution. This L. MAYES SHERIEF. country produce at prices J. never before heard of. Give OCR AT has just returned from be killed failed to make settlement ac­ him a call, a very pleasant visit to Sul­ Mr. Teagardener, fromN. cording to former requests, apr 2D ly. livan county, Tenn., and else Y., is with us taking options F. J. will please come at once and Mouth McMillion and Son of the of Manu­ where. FEED! FEED!! on our lands for the mineral. save cost, as we must collect. factures ofWilson Va., are woolen all kinds of o —Let us hope that all who Let us hope that he may suc­ All mortgages in our hands goods, which they will send to feel for our old friend War­ ceed and move up oiisinessat must be lifted, or we will fore your door in exchance for wool. We wish to announce to ner in his loss, will feel for once and put some of the i- close the same. We will buy They also keeo a fullline'of their the drovers in Western IV. C., Southerlands, that we are now prepared to him away down in the bot­ dle men in this country to Juror tickets at face value, % goods on hand atThey pay the feed your stock at our sta­ Ashe Co., N. C. tom of their pockets. work, for thisis what we need, cash and % goods. Also all highest price for wool. bles, or sell you feed as low as can be bought elswhere. —L. VV. Estes and family more work and less talk and other county claims that are Give us a call. Resp. will leave for Idaho about grumbling, and we will have ready to be audited (or num­ MCNEILY BROS the 10th of A pri1. We regret a good country. Success and bered.) We solicit a paying MOORSVILL , N. C. t f. very much to give up such a long life to the DEMOCRAT. patronage. T. J". Coffey & Bro. citizen but hope he will return 2t, W.J. HUNSUCKEIl ISROS. LISTENER. soon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES IILY GROCERIES, For Cash or Produce ^ —FOR RENT . One good store-building, two stories high with basement and con­ venient outhouses, in one of the best business localities in the county. For farther par­ ticulars address the owner, J. P. Council1, Vilas, N. C. Imperfect digestion and assim­ ilation produce disordered condi­ tions ot the system which grow and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. J. M. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its tonic properties, cures inuiges t-ion and gives tone to the stomache. $1 per bottle. W. I,BRYAN, Still On Hand With a Nice line of General Merchandise, Consisting, in part, of Boote, Shoes, Dress Goods, Notions, Hardware, Tinware, Groceries, Coffees, Sugars, Tea, Rice, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc. Drugs & Medicines in good variety. Also take all kinds of ROOTS -AND- HERBS, And country produce in exchahge for goods. Gent's furnishing goods, such as, dress shirts, (both laundried and unlaundried.) Collars, Cliffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ most any thing-needed in that line. JUSTIN Ready-Made Clothing from 8 to 25 dollars per suit. We handle only first class goods, and will guarantee prices as low as any other merchant who handles the same grade of goods. For Gash, You Can Have Goods at almost your own price. I run in connection with my other business, a Hotel and Feed STABLE which we think is equal to any in the county, and we guarantee our prices as low as any in the COUNTY. Also furnish transportation to paRties wanting the same with a safe driver and with as good a turnout ds can be found in tlio county. For the next 60 DAYS . We will make special prices, for cash, on all goods. Returning llrick Layers and Plasterer* our thanks for past patronage we will, as heretofore, still con­ are prepared to do all work tinue to furnish you good goods Sj WOOnWORK'^iGp ArtAU-lVcHfJ} in their line on short notice. and at as low prices as can be -ftp,G°. 28 UNION SQUARE,NY cal ls: ' ALL work guaranteed and ound. Truly yours, ^, aT I.anta.G/\^> " Prices reasonable. For pri­ In cases of fever and ague, the blood is as effectually, though not so dangerously poisoned by the effuvium of the atmosphere as it could by the deadliest poison. Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe ver Cure will eradicate this poi­ 0ALLASTEX son from the system. 50 cents a, ST.louis.MQ. nrcrgsrem ces etc., address us at ConCox and Hart, Nathan Creek over, N. C. bottle. Nov. 7th, ly. Ashe county, N. C. W. L. Bryan. �W. B. RUM) 72, The Watauga Democrat. ''a who described it as being star of extraordinary 1). B. Doug-herty, Editor. K C. Rivers, Publisher. A man can do much good for his country, if he is well informed on matters: apper­ taining to the best.'interests of country. Rut he should be a man of morals and proper religious and political views. Unless a man is well establish ed on the leading topics of the day,he cannot be a prop­ er leader of the people We are informed that Mr Spencer Blackburn, a youngAttorney of Boone, Watauga Co. is themanthe republicans have selected as their candi­ date for solicitor in this dis­ trict. Prominent Republi cans say he is a hustler and that he will make it warm for anybody who runs against him. There are severalyoung Democrats however, who are anxious to tackle anybody the Republicans may put out.—Morganton Star. If your kidneys are inactive, you will feel and look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, meloncholv 011 the jolliest ccca sions Dr. J. HcLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle. The situation in regard to the location of Trinity Col­ lege and the Baptist Female University is such that we fear Raleigh will lose both of those institutions. It may be that the location of the lat­ ter will be indefinitely post­ poned; but the agitation for the establishment of Trinity at Durham willprobablv end badly foiyis. Environments or no environmnts, Durham seems benton havingthe College. News and Observer. CROUP suffocation, night coughs and all the common affections of the throat and lungs quickly re­ lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine lung balm. The sentiment in favor of tariff reform has had a won­ derful growth in Indiana du­ ring the last few months, the resnltfmainly of the agita­ tion by the State Tariff Re­ form League. The republi­ can politicians who have alia long stood for a high tariff see the handwriting on the w al1, and within the 1a st fe w days have begun to talk in favor of radical tariff revis­ ion. To day Atty. Gn'l. Mich ener, chairma n of the republi can State central committee, and other State officers, join­ ed in a letter to the ways and means com mittee saying that unless the duty is taken off of sugar and radically cut down on other necessities of life Indiana will be hopelessly Democratic at the coming State election and perhaps for all time to come. The In dianaopolis Journal one of the most radically high tariff papers in the country, has al so heard the warning and is now urging a careful revision of the tariff. W hen you are constipated with loss apdetite, headache, take one of Dr. J. H. McLean's little liver and kidney pillets. They are pleasant to take and will cure you. 25 cents a vial. The Star of Bethlehem. Astronomical calculations show that we shall witness a most interesting phenome­ non in the course of 1890. A sixth star will be added to the five fixed stars forming the constellation of Cassipeias. This is commonly known the star of Bethlehem, and it will have been seen seven times since the beginning of the christian era. It was dis­ covered the last time it ap­ peared by Tyco Bra lie, in 15- _______ brightness, which outshone all the stars of the first mag­ nitude, and could be seen in the light of the day." But after three weeks the bright ness faded, and after having been visible for seventeen months it had disappeared a suddenly as it had come The star is on record in the annals of 1224 A. 1)., and of 994 A. D. during the Emper­ or Otto's reign. It has been supposed that'this heavenly body is the identical star of Bethlehem and it seems to appear once in about 315 years.—News and Observer. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution issued from the Superior Court Clerk's office of Wata.11 ga county in favor of J. Crit Horton and against J. C Miller. J. L. Moretzand A.J. Morelz, for the sum of $47. and cost. I will expose to pub lie sale at the court house door in Boone on the 7th day of April 1890, it being Monday of the Superior court, J. C, Miller's interest in a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Cove-creek township, in the deep gap of the Rich mountain above Zionsville, it being the land sold under a mortgage deed executed to G. W. Lawrance by J. C. Miller and wife. Lev­ ied on by me on the 1st day of March'90 to satisfy said execution and cost of sale. This March the 1st 1890. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. with a full and complete line -OF W. C. NEWLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Lenoir, N.C. June 27. 88 ly. SCOTT & EltVIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lenoir, N. C. T. B. FINLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, E.F. LOVILL ATTORNEY AT T AW, Boone N. C. July 4th, 'S9—1 y DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C July 4. 89. W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office 011 King Street north of Post Office. June 12 88. ly. F. M0RPHEW, Morphew & Eaves, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, And MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Office on Main Street over Drug Co's Store. July 18 89. 1 y. E. SPENCER BLACKBURN Attorney at Law. ELK PARK, - N. CAROLINA FREE about th» fiftieth p*rt of its bulk It in • trrend. double »ne tele, •cone.M let-Keen leeeertorerrv We will eleo show you howrou cen make from #r» to# O a .lay et leeet, from the .tert,with­ out experience Better write et once We pay all exprcea chargea. Addreaa, II. 11ALI Box 8HO, roRILAMB, MAISC. I .ETT & CO.. of the best material. Dry Goods in almost endless vari etiesj such as callicoes. ging­ hams, worsteds, flannels, ala ma nee plaids of the best quality, that must go at 6 cents per yd. My stock of Ghristmas Goods is second to none in the Co. To those who are indebted to me, I wish to say that I need, and must have, my money. 80 if you do not wish to be annoyed by an officer, you had better make settle­ ments by first day of Jan, '89. Respectfully, W. B. B. G. D-Successor to- C. D. Taylor & Bro, C Dealer in general merchan­ dise, and County produce. I now, as I have in the past, carry a full and ccinplete line of goods such as, sugar, Coffee. Rice, leather, both sole and upper, of the best qualities, that will be sold cheap for cash. Good coun­ try produce taken in ex­ change for all goods at high­ est market prices. To all persons that aredue me by note or Aeet Practices in the Courts of tHe 10th. Judicial District, and the Federal Courts at States ville. Collection of claims a spe­ cialty. . All comunicalions dirreeted to Boone or Elk Park will re­ forward and settle their Ac ceive prompt attention. by the first day of Jan. 2890 or you will find your notes in the hands of a collecting -'M officer Resp. C. D. Taylor Bill W. Holsclaw hhs just mooved into his new store hoir ds, where he will br pleased to serve his old customers and make n . a e ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the peop than heretofore, as my store is much larger audi will keep a muc laigei stock than usual: I will always keep in the lead with lov prices, I will sell you extra 0 sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. $1 to tobacco 35 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. $1, syrup 50 cts. gal, 150 tes to oil, 25 cts. gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaws, 1 atiles, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kjnves of all )W kinds, sad irons.:larmers friend plow-repairs, plows and a com plete line ot shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. You v\ ill find inv line of dry goods com lutein every particular, plentv ot boots and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notions, and jewelry, a variety ot ladies hats in the latest styles triined and untrimed, and everything else usually found in a first eiass store. I will not be undersold by any one for CASH. I want to thank my customers for their, liberal patronage and hope by fair dealings to merit a continua nce of the same. Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat.rye, oats, \\ liite beans etc. I will be in the market for all kinds"of roots and herbs. Call and see him before ;y ou buy and save monev. Yours anxious to please. WILL E. H. DOUGHERTY. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution issued from the:-superil-Court Clerk's office of Watauga Co. in favor of J. E Naff and against Nathan Horton foi the sum of $7.75, I will ex­ pose to public sale, for cash, to the highest bidder at the court house door in Boone, on the 7th day of April 1890, It being Monday of the Supe rior court, Nathan Horton's interest in a certain tract 01 parcel of land lying on New river, adjoining the lands of Win. Horton's heirs and oth ers, it being- the lands now owned and occupied by T. J. Coffey & Bro. Levied on b\ me this the 4th day of March 1890 to satisfy said execu­ tion and cost of sale. This March the 4th 1(890. J. L. HAYESSHTRIFF. 2 ^ShotGu:-! If. HOLSCLA W. J. M. DOUGHERTY. r DOUGHERTY BROS. BEADY MADE CLOTII I N G A SPECIALTY. We ha ve an immense stock of DipGoods, Groceries, Notions, Confec­ tion a ries. And a nice line of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e normous stock of Hardware, con sisi ing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, & etc., & etc. All the above will be soul cheap. We buy live stock. Horses, Mules, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see us. We will do you l ight. E. H. Dougherty Brother, Mast, N. C OOK OUT; WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM I! T Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. All kiuds of dress goocis at correspondingly low figures. Lawt s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, plains, chisels, saws,hammers, hinges, &etc.. &etc &etc. Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. IROCEIHE ROCERI E^5 tflROCERIEtf itROCERIE "ROCERII W R0CERIE^5 Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac lory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of llATERSON AYCTORV ATERSON 1 MCTOHV Af .THR ATERSON ACTOR 1 ATERSON ACTOR I \ arn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale, at bottom prices at J. p>. Ph'illipsf& Son, -wHovolvers Sugar Groye N. C . fir i t? €,?.. \TI V«V f» ^ na 7he public is respectfully invited to examine our complete line °f Dry Goods, suMi as : Worsted 8 of all kinds, and qualities, Linse vs of the very best quality, Fi ne dress goods, such as: Henret^ 1 cloth, also tine silks, which will be sold at the lowest price ev ei> bought at in Watauga County. CRESTON N. C. West and Northwest. are Our facilities aro unequaled, and to introduce our superior good# we will •endFRKB to ONE ntRSOir in each locality, as above Only those who write to us at once can make sure of the chance All you have to do in return is to show our goods to tho#e who call—your neighbor* and tho§e around you The be­ ginning erf this advertisement shows the small end of the talet? cut gives the appearance of it reduced to Made Clothim G. G. EAVES. I have on hand vehicles of our own make, and more in process of manufacture. All for sale at very close prices— quality considered. Repair­ ing arid jobs made to order a specia 1i ty. Respectf n 1ly, LAND SALE! Thomas J. Lillard, Surviving Partner, By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Watauga tf.—May 3rd. county, N C., the undersign­ TAKE THE ed as commissioner, will sell to the highest bidder, at the court house door, in Boone, Chicago and Alton R. R. on the fiist Monday (tlie 7th -GOINGday) of April 1890, the fol1o vvi ng d escribed tra ct of 1a n d lying 011 the waters of the North Fork of New River, on the north east side of the Elk Emigrants going to any of the Knob, at the base of said Western States 01* Territories and going Knob, adjoining the lands of will save time and money route. via. Chicago Alton Wm. Horton deed heirs a nd It is the quickest route to others, known as the H rut on sugar camp,containing75 a- KANSAS CITY, DENVER, PUEBLO, cres, more or less, and being the lands claimed by the heirs And all points in Idaho, Wash­ of Nathan Horton deed ington, Oregon, Utah Terms % one fourth of the aand California. mount to be paid in cash 011 Finest and Best Equipped the day of sale, and the oth­ Road in the West. er % three fourths to be seem­ ed bv note on three months Only line running Solid Vesticredit. This Feb. 20, 1890. buled trains between St. Louis E. F. LOVILL Commissioner. and Kansas City. One ofllif B EST I n ewopeBTel the world. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Consisting of boots, shoes, hats in all styles. Ready Wilkesboro, North Carolina. >ol. len­ STILL TO THE *R0XT REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Notice!—Land Sale. North Carolina , Watauga Co. W, W. Woodruff & Co. vs. L. L. Greene. By virtue of an execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Watauga County di reeted to the Sh'ff of said Co. in favor of the plaintiff in the above entilitled action. I will on Monday the 7th day of April '90, it being Monday of the Superior Court of said county, at the court house door, in Boone, sell for cash to the highest bidder, L. L. Greene's interest in the fol­ lowing described lands, towit; One tract near the town of Boone adjoining the lands of J. F. Spainhour, T. J. Coffey and others known as the Gragg place. One tract ad­ joining the lands of W. L. Bryan and others and the town of Boone. Also lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, situated in the town of Boone and known as the J. J. Horton lots. Lev­ ied on by me to satisfy a judg­ ment of $104.25 with inter­ est and cost March the 3rd 1890. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. o Valle Cruces, Nth C. y or 'S- ld 9 th ge ird >erop- I SEWING MACHINES for /Vic# Hit, 0«u»Wo*ki,Plttii)ar|)i, Breech loading double shot gun $8 to $50, single breech loaders AND$4 to $12, breecli loadingrifles $3 to $15. Double barrel Muzzle load ORGANS ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ peating Rifles, IG shooter, $10 to $30; Revolvers $ I to $20. send 3 This handsome 4 Drawer Sewcts. for Mam oth illustrated cata­ ing Machine with full set of at* i* logue NO . 40. Address GREAT WEST ta eh merits and ERX GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, I»a. five years guarantee from -S£A / • - SmMr. : I ' V v:?-. "< V- :>l i 2 • «*:•» V .<- . j -- THE FACTORY 4/y Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. ist Sleepers free of extra charge. 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines I will meet parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage checks. 'FaawftrT - ^.Su,c I it# Caveat?, at-d of For full information, maps and e n t b u ? i n eand cTrade-Mark?r obtained, T E TnilE SLat­ ?3 o n d u c t e d f o M O D E R A E . descriptive pamphlets of the Ouo O F F - I C E I S O P P O S I T E L>. 2. P A T E P . T C F ? - C E any house in Lr,ox ville. 20 years experience in this busi­ and we can secure patent in less time taau tlio?e West write to or call 011 remote from Washington. ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles and nans for less Gash than B. A. NEWLAND, Tra veling Passenger Agt., 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.C. J. CHARLTON , G. P. A., Chicago, 111. Send model, drawing or pfcrtfo., with descrip­ tion. We advise, if patentable or not. bee of charge. Our fee not due till patent i» secured. AMPHLET O W to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in your Btate, county, or town, sent free. Address, AP , "H C. A.SNOW & CO. ATIENT OFFICE, WA»H»NOTOW, OPR. P larts for all Leading Machines. S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILLE Tennessee. C. _____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/81f41f27d2ad8ff37518d728c7ba2a20.pdf d5634057e8fe35944edec29d11c7f4cf PDF Text Text VOL 2 W ASHINGTON LETTER. dividual has promised to use TURNS DEMOCRAT. prospective second. In a few GRADY ON BAR-ROOMS. a better quality of paper in moments I saw a small boy ii our Regular Correspondent. The Indiana Service Pen­ carry a'note directly to that Grady closed his celebrated Col. A. L. Harris, who has the future. The House has passed the sion Association met in Intli- delegate. Presently the boy speech against bar-rooms been one of the most promior the Democrat: Ex-Speaker Carlisle thinks annual appropriation bill. IT anopolis March the 10th. came with a note from him 'with the following eloquent Inerit Republicans Georgia the Lodge Federal election was for $98,500,000, and ev­ From the Sentinel's report of tome. In it he said: ''Tom : peroration: 'T assume to has ever had, and who orga­ ill one of the most, objec­ ery man who voted for it the proceedings we 'take the don't introduce that resolu- keep 110 man's conscience; I nized the Georgia House of tionable measures ever before knows that it is not enough, following. C. P. Powers, of tion, for it will embarrass assume to judge for 110 man; Representatives during the the candidacy of Benjamin j I 'Jo not assume that I am famous 20 days' fight over Congress, and considers i hat and that there is bound to Terre Haute, said: be a big deficiency at the end '' We wa111 e ve ry < > ne h ere to Harrison for President." Of j better than any man, but organization under recon­ it would be practically im­ possible to hold a legal elec­ of the next fiscal year, but understand that Gov. Alvin course I didn't want to em-'that I am weaker. But I say struction acts, has become a tion under its complicated that does not stop the dema­ P. Hovevisto be the next barrass that old soldier coin this to you, I have a boy as Democrat. A newspaper an­ provisions. In speaking of gogues from getting up and Senator from Indiana. We rade, .Benjamin Harrison. dear to mens the ruddy drops nouncement that he had turn the bill, Mr. Carlisle said: howling for additional pen­ are getting awful sick of prom Just then that exponent of that gather about this heart, ed Democrat calls out the ''Suppose we do a little figur sion legislation. One of them ises. I have been a Republi­ service pension idea, Gov. Al- I find my hopes alrea-y cen- following published card. He ing 011 it to start with. If in a speech advocating a ser­ can for 30 years and it has virfP. Movdy, was nomina­ tered in his little body, and I says: "There is no Republi*y's bill was a law there vice pension said, as coolly been the same old story, and ted for the position he now look to him tonight to take can party in Georgia. There fc tld be at each of the 90,- as if he he was speaking of if our bill is not passed this holds. That settled it. I to himself the work that, is a small, close corporation * J election precincts of the buying an apple, that the to time I am going to look a- thought that was enough and strive as I may, must fall un­ of a few negroes and white ountry, at every Congress tal cost of such a bill would roundfor something else. We 1 didn't introduce the resolu­ finished from my hands. Now, men who keep up just enough want tne members of Con­ tion. I didn't want to em­ I know they say it is proper organization to send them­ jnal and Presidential eiec- not exceed $948,000,000. 011, 7 Federal officers, ma- When Mr. Carlisle's state­ gress to understand that if barrass Harrison. But if Har­ to educate a boy at home; selves as delegates to Repub ig a total of 630,000 men, ment was published recently they don't do something du­ rison is no more in sympathy that if he is taught at home lican national conventions the appropriations ring this Congress they wdl with the service pension move he will not go wrong. This is and to keep themselves in of­ costing ten or fifteen that which the Republicans of this never get there again. This ment than he has so far a lie to begin with, but don't fice. This part is wholly lions of dollars every two *ars. This estimate is bas­ Congress intended making- coming hack with excuses and shown himself to be. I want matter. I have seen sons of dominated by negroes. Not il pon the present number would cause a deficiency in promises to do better next to embarrass his candidacy. some as good people as ever such learned, broad-minded voting-precincts, but the the Treasury at the end of time will not do any longer. It is to be hoped that this ad lived turn out badly. I ac­ men as Bishop, Turner, Grail nplications of this bill the next fiscal year. Mr. Can­ We propose to have what, be­ ministration will do us jus­ cept my responsibility as a dison and others of their pId make the process of vo- non, chairman of the House longs to us—what candidates tice, but iPit don't, we will father. The boy may fall kind, but a class of negroes ig 311ch a slow one that the committee on Appropria­ .for Coagress have promised do it justice. We have had from the right path as things who, were they white men, j ruber of precincts would tions, stated that it was a us time and again. If a ser­ too much praise At every now exist. If he does, I shall could have no standing in ave to be largely increased, misrepresentation made for vice pension hill is not pass­ political convention the old bear that sorrow with resig­ ny party or community. The Perhaps doubled, in order to political effect. Now as good ed by this Republican Con­ soldier is held up as a great nation as 1 may; but I tell administration at Washing­ ;ive the voters an opportu­ a Republican as Senator Haw gress, I doubt much whether individual. Tie is praised and you, if I were to vote to re­ ton promptly makes appoint nity to deposit their ballots.'' ley states on the floor of the there will be a Republican promised. But we have had call bar-rooms to this city, u.ents as recommended by The bill has not been much Senate that the appropria­ majority in the Congress of praises and promises long e- when I know it has prosper­ the sweet scented gang."— better received by the Repub tions to he made for the next 1862. 4 hey have lied tons nough.'-National Democrat. ed in their absence, and that Landmark. boy should fall through their I icons than oy the Demo­ fiscal year wib aggregate too many times. Our men You will have no use for spec-' IUDRAIN IS HAPPY. $523,000 000 against an es- are doing just what we charg­ agency, I tell you—and this tacles if you use Dr, J. H. Mc­ crats. conviction has come to me in Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, The Blair educational bill tima ced revenue of$450,000,- ed the Democrats with. You 000. making a deficit of $73, know what a close State Lm!i Chicago, 111., March 24.—A the st ill wa tehes of the night.— it removes the film and skUttl is dead, but the Senator has dispa toll from Riehburg Miss, I could not, wearing the which acumulates on the eye balls come up ailing with anotli- 000,000. Certainly 2vir. Haw- ana is. Can there beany otb inflamation, cools and says: Jake Kilrain is a. pris­ crowning sorrow of his dis­ subdues the irritated nerves, strn soothes •M)ill. This time the nppro- ley was not talking- for polit­ er reason that down at B'ashingtou I hey are dealing out oner serving out his two grace-, «nd looking into the gthens weak and failing strength, aViation is only $58,000,000. ical effect. months sentence for an as­ eyes of her whose heart hehad 25 cenf s a box. The Republicans of the Now it is discovered, that three times as many pensions sault commited on one John broken, 1 could not, if I had cretary of tlie Navy to this little commonwealth House don't vote as they t lie Horse Whipped by a Woman* L. Sullivan in Macon county. voted to recall these bar­ talk in contested election ca­ needs an assistant. Any­ as to the Sfate (>f Ka 11sas ? Practically he is enjoyingfull rooms, find answer for my ses. The Democrats were led thing to increase tlie payroll Out there the old soldiers are !iberty a 11 d the genert>us hos- conscience or support for my Chicago, Mar., 25.—United to believe that seven or eight is the motto of the party in want and distress, and this bill would be a great pitality of the jailer When remorse. [Appluse.] I don't States Commissioner, Simeon Republicans would vote with in power. Jake left this city for Colum­ know how any 'other father King was horsewhipped on them in the case of Mudd vs T11e Pa 11- A1n er i ca 11 Co n - help to them." bia county, the seat of Ma­ feels but that is Hie way I feel, the steps of the First Nationdompton, but when the vote gress wants subsidized steam­ Mr. Powers closed his re­ con, Saturday morning in if God permits me to speak Bank today, by a dark-eyed, was taken Mudd got the sol- ships and cables from San marks by comingforward on pretty widow, Mrs. Frank company with Charles W. the truth. „ Republican vote and the Francisco to South America. the platform until he was Kent. Dignified Mr. King, Senator Vest made a good nearly balanced on its edge, Rich, it was with the belief it. that the efforts of his friends When you are constipated with quietly entered the bank, and There are four contested e- point when Senator Sher­ a rid shouting impresi vel.v ' We to secure his release under loss apdetite, headache, take one suddenly found himself seized •tion cases in which all the man's anti-trust bill was un­ have been political d—dfools J. H. the prisoner contract system ot Dr.kidneyMcLean's little liver by the whiskers, receiving and pillets. They are guments have been heard, der consideration by stating long enough.' T hen ex t s pea k er- wa s J a s. had been futile. Jake was pleasant to take and will cure stinging cuts across the face, id it is expected that the that the easiest way to abol­ his feminine assailant crying: blue and so was Rich. The you. 25 cents a vial. 'publicans of the commit- ish trusts was to abolish the Grimsley, of Gosport. His re­ "I'm not fit to take care of latter has conceived a warm EFFECT OF THE VOICE. » on Elections will try-to protective tariff which made marks were much in the line my children am I?" friendship for the Baltimore with those of his predecssor. i lroad them through this them possible. Mr. King tried to run, rais­ The bill placing John C. Fre­ He roasted the Harr ison Ad­ pugilist and said he would Probably no one can ever ing Irs hands to protect his jek. keep Jake out of jail if it cost fully estimate how much in­ countenance, but the woman \ favorable report has been mont on the retired list of ministration without stint. $10,000, Friday telegiams the Army with the rank of In speaking'of the cry thai fluence he is constantly exert ade to the Houseon the bill were passing between Rich ing through his tones of voice. kept on in front, lashing him providing for the appoint­ Majo-i General has passed the no means can be found where by to pay the pension de­ and the authorities of Macon Nothing is so powerful to repeatedly over the head and ment of a coir mission to in­ House. shoulders. In desperation he The coinmi t tee engaged in mand, he said : 'When we an county. Rich was ordered to cheer the drooping energies raised his cane and struck vestigate the liquor traffic. produce Jake before the coun­ of a discouraged group as The announcement by the investigating the Ohio ballot swered our country's call we her. The street was throng­ Republicans of the House box forgeries has notified did not hesitatingly ask if ty commissioners. On the the inspiring tones of hope ed with excited people, and H ays and Means committee Foraker and Grosvenor that there were funds with which meeting of the Commission- in the words of a new arrival. he was pushed into the bank, jers, Rich took off bis coat, Who has not seen the imme­ several days ago that the they will pe allowed until the to pay us; we went." I produced a check-book, anb diate effect of a glad spright­ while the wido w w as ar res ted. tariff bill was complete, has 31, inst., to submit argu­ Colonel Tom Bennett step­ ped before the body of old | began argument in Jake's be- ly voice breaking in upon a Mrs. Kent, who is a panora­ brought a great deal of trou­ ments in writing. ma painter, asserts that Mr. ! half. It required two hours dull and uninterested ble upon them in the shape The House will vote on the soldiers and warmed them up I of fast talking and emphatic of people? How their eyes King, her attorney, defraud­ of objections from influen­ World's Fair bill tomorrow ! and showed up thejight of ed and calumniated her. Mr. !' 'ibrighten and their ' brows King says Mrs. Kent held un tial members of their party afternoon. It's passage by i the question in glowing col­ talk $.f in 2, lis t; oint ' ors. He dwelt, in the begin­ gained it. Ineclin.nx to thej,., tbeil . f( ,r,n 8 become o certain clauses of the bill the House is certain. ning, 011 his strong alliance argument was reached when erect! On the other hand, let rightful possesion of one 'he lesnlt is that the bill has ! Rich signed a check for a good a solemn, or doleful, or fret­ of his houses in company ot yet been reported to the Nearly eveiy one of our boys 1 to the Republican party. He round sum, and throwing it ful voice break in on a cheer­ with an architect named Har .ouse, and may not he this who go away from the State I said he had been a Republi­ ; before them invited iheHom- ful company, and how quick­ ba ugh.—Observer. eek, and it would not be on his return speaks out in can for the past hundred ! missioners to either accept or ly the smile dies on the lip, NOTICE. prprising if the pressure 110 uncertain sound, and as­ I years. lie said : "I attended the last State regret it, and to be in a hur­ and the depressing influence F iiould prove great enough sures us that North Carolina to compel radical changes in is the best place in which to Republican Convention held ry about making up their goes around ! The infant who To the voters of the Incor­ he bill before it is reported, live. I11 that we concur, and in this hall. I came herewith minds. The amount ofmon- cannot understand a word his poration of Boone. An elec­ ey it rails for is not yet|. mothel says, is soothed and tion will be held at the court it is probable that the Dem- when we see the country to a. resolution indorsing the known.—ixews and (Jcserver. pleased, or grieved and fright house in Boone, on Tuesday icrats will prepare a, substi- the west visited by snow and service pension movement. At inactive, ened by ute, based on the Mills bill, sleet, and crops lost by terri I the very mention of the G. A.R. If your kidneys are inactive,!ened bv her tones, and tlie May 6th. 1890, for th > purose electing a Mayor and >ut giving all ra w material hie storms, and when we read that convention would howl you will feel and look wretched, seeds thus sown of love and P itself hoarse. I thought of even in tlie most cheerful soviet v, i or of harshness three Commissiones for the ised in manufacturing a place of the rivers breaking levees meloncholy on the j oiliest oeca- f^mtieness, course, I could get that reso )ii the free list. and flooding fields, and cities lution through. A delegate Hons Dr. L HcLeairs Liver and and impatience, are sure to incorporation of Boone. Kidney Balm will set you right bear fruit in his later develNathan Morton and M. B. 80 general has been tlie invaded by the raging flood, opment, and exert a strong Blackburn are appointed sat back in the audience who again. $1.00 per bottle. complaint against the paper nflue V oe in * nellow, >' lli8 Judges to hold said election, CKOUP'SU used in the postal cards that we are quite content that was to second my motion of | andall the Ifocation. ifi^hTcoughs [ common affections oi Dire character, and prepar­ \V. L. Bryan Register. somehow, our lines have been cast in adoption. But the Postoffice department ole throatand lungs q u i c k l v r e - : n1 ^ lt: to contend the better W. C. Coffey Mayor. was compelled to get after pleasant old North Carolna. while talking to Li ge Hal ford lieveri by I)r. J. H. McLean's' Tar with the roughness of the II mentioned the name of my i wine lung balm. 3t. ' world.—N. Y. Ledger. the contractor, and thai in­ —Obsei vcr. VETERANS ON HARRISON. �The Watauga Democrat. W. L.BRYAN, Bald Mountain Watauga Township. F. J. McMilliou and Son of the Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ One tract containing 95 a- One traci: listed by cook jer factures of all kinds of woolen I). B. Dougherty, Editor. itor has given us a forcible cres listed by Baker &co, tax ry containing 45 acres, tax R C. Rivers, Publisher. ctx:n N TT J TTT-JLT goods, which they will send 1.36 costs 1.30 | .29 cost 1.30. description which has caused in exchance for One tract containing 100 a One tract listed bv uam w. Still Oil ucllld With 3. .your door keen a fullline'of \v They also f A DEMOCRATIC family nevvspa us to feel prouder of the grand goods on hand at Southerly per devoted to the internets o- old State than ever. Our eo cres listed by cowles E J, tax H , containing 30 acres, tax P 2.16, costs 1.30 6.30, costs 1.30 Ashe Co., N. C. They pay County, State and Nation. Pubf • • • • • I Nice line of Qne tr£K . t containing 30 ahighest price for wool. lished every Thursday atBoone, pie should feel grateful for One tract listed by Haga­ many things they are blessed cres listed by Elliage Alfred, man T A, containing 350 aWatauga County, N.C. FEED! FEED!! with. In opening up this im­ tax .44, cosfs 1.30 cres, tax 18.59, costs 1.30 o Thursday, April, 3rd 1890. portant R. R. to Wilming­ One tract containing 95 a- One tract iisted by King R. We wish to announce ton. the people are sure to cres listed by MCGuire John 's i, containing 200 acres, tax the drovers in Western NT.2.15, costs 1 30 The old North State iswak feel the happy effect in their heirs, tax 1.^2, "costs 1.30 that we are now prepared affairs. Wil­ One tract containing.200 a One tract listed by wagon­ Consisting, in part, of Boots, feed your-stock at our s ingupand is on a boom. commercial bles, or sell you feed as 1. mington should become a cres listed by Norris Alsie's er A L , containing 200 acres, Grand old State.! Shoes, as can be bought elswher* heirs, tax 2.86 eosts 1.30 tax 3.58. costs 1.30 commercial city of sufficient Give us a call. Resp. Dress Goods, One tract containing 350a The Ohio Ilivt r is raging resources and our people cres listed by worth David A One tract listed by Gill.yMCNEILY BRC land pat, tax .93 costs 130 Notions, and doing great damage by should help build it up in­ Co., tax6.45, costs 1.30 MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. for '88 Hardware, stead of doing their trading flooding the country. Blue Ridge. One tract listed by Taylor Tinware, Washington, D. C. out of the State. At the One tract containing 840a A w, containing 50 acres, tax Groceries, Mr. Armstrong (col.) P.M. same time such a magnifi­ cres list ed bv cow1es c J, tax .23, costs 1.30 Rock Bottom At Last. . Coffees, at llocky Mount stole $650, cent daily as the Messenger 6.02, costd 1.30 One tract- listed by wagon­ J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. C. Sugars, or is short to that amount. ought to oe sujtained by all One tract containing 50 a- er A E , containing 200 acres, Tea, Keeps constantly 011 hand and onr people. A news-paper so cres listed by Horton David, tax 3.33, costs 1.30. Respectfully, will sell at bottom prices forcash A great many ofWanny V reliable and so ably edited tax .30 costs 1.30 Rice, J. L. SHERIFF. or country produce, Boots, Shoes post-masters are reported should unquestionably re­ One tract containing 100 a This MarchHAYES,1890. Cigars, Hats, Caps. A special line of 28th. cres listed by Anderson win,, crooked in their acts. Some of ceive the support of its home Cigarettes, etc. LADIES HATS. tax 6.31, costs 1.30 the "Coons" have stolen the people. H ardw are, Groceri es. One tract containing 25 amoney from their office and READY MADE CLOTHING A eres listed by Reed J w, tax In cases of fever and ague, the 3.20 costs 1.30 are suspended. SPECIALTY. -Dealers in— blood is as effectually, though not Drugs & Medicines One tract containing 25 aNo shoddy goods. In sh so dangerously poisoned by the Collector Eaves is having a effuvium of the atmosphere as it cres listed by Turn mire p w, a full line of every thing kept first-class country store can hard and stormy road to could by the deadliest poison. tax .36, costs 1.30 FAMILY GROCERIES. in good variety. Also take found here. Give him a call. Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe One tract containing 150 a pass through before heisjconall kinds of ver eradicate this poi­ firmed by the Senate. Dr. son Cure will system. 50 cents a ci'ps listed by Baird Einafrom the line, tax 1.43, costs 1.30 We keep for sale at lowest Mott and Charles Price are bottle. ROOK BOTTOM 3TRUI One tract containing 70 amaking it hot for him. cres listed by Ham by w J, tax —AND— Cash prices Rev. Father Boyle the Cath­ 1.17. costs 1.30 • KNOCKED OUT Louisville and Jefferson- olic Priest, who was tried in One tract containing 12 a—ANDJ. P. HENSON, D ARK R IDG ville, Kentucky, were greatly Raleigh some 10 mounths a- cres listed bv Reed Joel, tax Bacon, Table salt, N. C., damaged by an awful cyclone. gofor rape upon Mrs. Whita- .36, cost 1.30 Lard, Pearline, Many buildings were destroy­ ker and found guilty and was One tract containing 200 a Flour, is just receiving a largest Son pine, ed and many lives lost. This scenteneed to be hung, ap­ cres listed by Robbinsi s, tax Rice, GENERAL MERCHANDISE* Teas, occurred on the 28th of May. pealed to the Supreme for '87 2.02', costs 1.30 Grits, Corn starch,which will be sold for Cash And country produce in exBlowing Rock. Hominy, Starch, We all recollect how the wind Court, and was granted a chahge for goods. Gent's country produce at prie Indigo, was, here, on that day. Other new trial. His second trial One tract listed by dark s. Sugar, never before heard of. GI M containing 250 Coffee, furnishing- goods, such as, him a call, Shot.. towns are reported dam­ came off last Saturday with 7.50, costs 1.30 acres, tax Soaps, Powder, dress shirts, (both laundried apr 2D ly. aged. Lye, Caps. a virdict of not guilty. A Cove Creek. and unlaundried.) Collars, great many preachers come One tract containing 18 a- Candy, Crackers, Cakes, Spice Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ A COMPLETE NEWS1 PER! James S. Davis, (William from the North to teach us eres listed by Thomas A Greer Pepper, (linger, cloves, most any thingneeded in that J The Pride of the North Car-oli­ Ci n n a m on, N u t m egs, S. Shackelford) was hung at religion, morals and politics james' heirs, tax .44, costs line. na Press." Mustard, Blacking Pittsboro N. C. on the 29th and often turn out to be the 1.30 Do you want to aid in building Blacking-bi ushes for the murder of Horton. meanest scamps* unhung. One tract containing 73 aup a. paper that shall reflect the Axle-grease, He made a full confession, of This man Boyle confessed cres listed by williams josagreatest credit on North Caroli­ Buckets, na, no matter where it may be his guilt, not only in the mur­ that he had unlawful Connect­ phine, tax 2 51, costs 1.30 Soda. Elk Township. seen? Then patronize der {of Horton, but, to ion with this woman, who A One tract listed bv Th0 11'i 'm ingt o n J less ager, Syrup, other most shocking crimes was a member of his church. CJ, containing 1,947 cowles acres, A 1.AIF5E EIOUT-PAUE PAPER Preserves, known to the criminal code. He also confessed of drinking tax 13.95, costs 1.30 Beady-Made Clothing from 8 Do you want a, reliable paper Corned Beef, Crimes too shocking to print. too much. One tract listed by cowles N. O. Mollases, to 25 dollars per suit. We giving you all the news of the Davis was ajMethodist preach A Calloway containing 100 a Tobacco, Cigarette, handle only first class goods, world—a Democratic newspaper er for several years and then Imperfect digestion and assim­ cres, tax .72, costs 1.30 Sin < >ki ng Toba ceo, Cigars, and will guarantee prices as that equals the best- has the ilation produce disordered condi­ and ! became a Baptist preacher. tions ol the system which grow One tract listed by cowles Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, low as any other merchant largest circulation, been 1:1s for twenty-one years \ part Catsup, and are confirmed b" neglect. Dr. & Horton containing 300 a- Bluing, who handles the same grade and factorin thegrowth .md dev­ cres, tax 3.58. costs 1.30 Vinegar, Washtubs, elopment of the Old North At last senator Blair's ed­ J. H. McLean's Strengthening of goods. Cordial and Blood Purifier, by One tract listed by Gilbert Washboards, Oat Meal State? Then subscrbe for ucational bill has been defeat­ its tonic properties, cures inciiges Salmons, william containing 50 acres, Brooms, THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER ed., A vote was had on last tion and gives tone to the stom- tax .36. costs 1.30 Sardines, Clothespins, ('a m paign Ra rtes: Thursday. 31 for and 37 a- ache. $1 per bottle. One tract listed by Minton Baking-powder Peaches, The "Daily Messenger," 1 Plums, gainst it. It is to be regret­ If you spit up phlegm, and are Enoch containing 100 acres, Cherries, mail, 4 months on trial, Apricots, Pears, ted that the South gets noth troubled with a hacking cough, tax 3.58, costs 1.30 $2.00 use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Blackberries, Corn, ing, but that the great sur­ Laurel Creek The weekly "Transcript M plus goes North to pay pen One tract listed by Far­ tPST'We take in exchange for senger," (the largest a thing J M containing- 16 acres goods, corn, chickens, eggs, Goods at almost your own best paper in the Sta te) sions. The Republican Sena­ NOTICE. tax 2.63 cost 1.30 price. I run in connection months on trial for $1.00 tors were opposed to the bill I will expose to public sale at; Give us a trial. with my other business, a Cash in advance. Be One tract listed by Hard in butter etc. on the account of their great the court house door, in the town j H A co , containing 400 apapers are large Eight-Phobby; to pension all the sol­ of Boone, Watauga county, N.C. cres, tax .72 costs 1.30 S. F. LENOIR & CO. on the 5th day of May, A I)., 18 sheets. Send Postal C diers, whether wounded or 90, it being the first,Monday in One tract listed by Lunswith the address of five ] not. The N. C. Senators were said month, the following tracts ford J E, containing 25 acres, sons and receive sample c J. B. HOPKINS, of land, lying and being in the tax 2.79, costs 1.30 ies of THE MESSENGER. both for the bill. county and state aforesaid, and Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. Meet Camp. in the following named townships. DEALER IN One tract listed by cowles c .OUR NEWI Rev. Mr. Joyner of the Nor­ Levied on by me oil the 27th day 'OoldSolid i WatchJ. of March 1890, to satisfy the tax j, containing 445 acres, tax Worth $ 1 JRSI $ thern Methodist is still trying j watch in the world. Perfect es of the following named per­ 3.19, costs 1.30 timekeeper. Warranted heavy, *5SOLID GOLD hunting cases. to get/up a sensation for the sons for the years '87, '88 and 'Both ladies' and gent's sizes, One tract listed by Horton with works and cases of Northern Republicans. He '89, the same remaining due and Nathan A Ray,containing 50 /equal value. ONB PERSON in ^each locality can secure one GAP CREEK, N. C. which we think is equal to unpaid, towit: 'pee, together with our large was ordered to leave the acres, tax .72, costs 130 valuable line of 11 onychoid ^ Suiniden. These samples, as woll Boone Township. any in the county, and we "an the watch, are free. All the work you "diggins" of Oberiin Wake One tract listed by Miller need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your One tract friends and neighbors results guarantee our prices as low in valuable trade foru*,and those about you—that alwaysstarted, Co., by the colored brethren listed by G. containg 102 acres? j c, containing 85 acres, tax DRY GOODS, which holds for years when once It. Council), tax 10.and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After as any in the you know all, if you would like to go to work for us. you can 6.23, costs 1.30 where lie had preached and 48, cost 1.30 earn from !#•£«" to (BOO per week and upwards. Address, GROCERIES, Otliuun «V Co., Box OlS, I'ortlaud, JtXuiuc. One tract listed by winepracticed civil rights among One tract containing 195 acres barger wall man containing the colored people about as listed by Cowles C J, tax 1.79, BOOTS A SHOES 256 acres, tax 397, cost 1.30 long as they wanted him to. costs 1.30. Shawnehaw. One tract containing 133 acres AC., AC. The church at Cincinatti 0- listed by Hagaman John's heirs, One tract listed by Ander­ hio, sent this brother to the tax 3.58, eosts 1.30 son s c, containing 97 acres, For Cash cr Produce Also furnish transportation to colored bret hren of North Car One tract containing 210 acres tax .36, cost 1.30 olina. Since he has been or­ listed by Hagaman James It, tax One tract listed by Banner At Remarkably Low Prices! panties wanting the same with a safe driver and with as good a dered to depart, this church 16.48, costs 1.30 M R, nr., containing 2Sacres, One town lot listed by Elliott J turnout cts can be found in the Goods First i 'lass. has sent a strong letter to A, tax .72, costs 1.20 tax .18, cost 1.30 (bj W CODWORK • bp)© j AfWtiMlHlg county. For the next Gov. Fowle, arid they receiv­ One tract containing 150 acres One tract listed by cowles GMLSGvmi 23 UNION SQUARE.NY.CALrii.; «n ed a strong and complete an­ listed by Moore David, tax .82, CJ , containing 150 acres, tax CHl_£5 -.t.L. ^ AT LANTA.G/\ L=> JEWELER. 1.08, costs 1.30 ST.LOUIS.MO. OALLAS.T' costs 1.30 swer from him which wehope Watches repaired and all Cox and Hart, Nathan Crc will satisfy the brethren at One tract containing 60 acres One tract listed by presnell kinds of work in thislineexe. listed by Wagoner A L, tax 7.82, M A, containing60 acres, tax Ashe county, N. C. Cincinatti. cuted promptly. costs 1.30 2..97, cost 1.30 One of the One tract containing 60 acres One tract listed by Dough­ BESTTel _ escopoH I 11Our facility J.F. MOHPHEW, G. G. EAVES. We will make special prices, for The Cape Fear and Yadkin listed by wagoner A L, tax for erty wm., containing30 acres tht» world. im m -I,. unequaled, and to introduce cash, 011 all goods. Returning v*sF '0'U 3|I superior goods we will sendF tax .20, costs 1.30 Valley edition of the Wil­ '88 7.16 costs 1.30 to ON R in each local; Morphew & Eavss, our thanks for past patronage * Vr W3 IL~I as abovePERSON those who 1 Only Beaver Dam Township. One tract listed byclawson ' to us at once can make sure mington Messenger is before the chance All you have to do we will, as heretofore, still con­ CVE* *-"^ tl?y• k 4• return is to show our goods ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, One tract containing 34 us. If space would allow we listed by curry ,i w,tax 2.2 5acres James containing 25 acres, those who call—your nelghb tinue to furnish you good goods Li j, j those around you The cost tax .10, cost 1.30 And " gfnning of this advertisem would take pleasure in com­ 1.30 shows the small the tel and at as low prices as c 111 be scope. The following cat gives the appearanceenditofreduced Stony Fork. of REAL ESTATE AGENTS, menting upon this mam moth One tract containing- 150 a One tract listed by cowles ound. Truly yours, edition. It is handsomely il­ cres listed by nay J c, known c J, Joes heirs containing 75 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It is a grand, double size tele scope, as large as is easy tocarry Wo will how yo lustrated and must have cost as Tom Hodge's heirs land, acres, tax .90, costs 1.30 for Offiee on Main Street over Drug Go's can make from (8 to1# 1O a day at least, from the start,with; out experience. Better write at once We pay all express charges July 18 89, 1 y. '88. I Store. tax .90. costs 1 30. Address,11. HALLETT A CO,, Box 8HO, Tokiland, MaIUU. its editor heavily. In de­ scribing the resources of the C. F. & Y. V. R. R. the ed­ General Merchandise, & GO, ROOTS HERBS, Hotel and Feed GENERAL MERCHANDISE COUNTY. 60 DAYS FRE r nt W. L. Bryan. also show you �SUBSCRIPTION RATES bles, lettuce and onions must, name WAS giveil to that par- ers are quite busy preparing To T HE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT , be planted. ticnlar period of time. The for the corning crop. Very mw GOODS! Jones &, Vance, —Mr. S. F. Lenoir has re- reau recti on of our Lord, took little farm work has been turned from his northern trip, place at the same season of clone through our favorable -01 " 8 months 85 where he has been buying a the year. The commemora- winter. The building boom People of Watauga read this ! full line of dry goods to add tion cri that resum-tion there- has done a little better. J. P. WE ARE NOW ADVERTISING RATES. We have in our large store buib 1 inch 1 week $ .75 to his complete stock of gro- 'ore annualy occurs at Eas- Councill, of Vilas has erected ding, at the beautiful town o a large and convenient barn. 1.71 ceries. Low prices'is his mot to*. " 1 month 3.00 to. " 8 " Will Holsclaw, our clever and —There was quite an inter5.00 " 0 " John Hines has sold his [esting exhibit in the sign lan ; accommodating merchant, FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF 7.00 " 1 year 9.00 nice little farm to W. L Bry- guage, given at the court J* 8 /, 1 . jolumn 1 week *f oni P lete d a good 18.50 a n , a n d t h i n k s o f m o v i n g t o h o u s e o n T u e s d a y n i g h t , b y " 1 month.... 1 ™ ^ v 1* 1 1 ' , . °1 ( ,' Spring and Summer Goods, 3 " ...'25 00 ,a __ T and other outbuildings. Will 6 " 37.50; Virginia. It is to be hoped j Mr. Ivnvanab, from Indi1 year 50.00 that Mr. Hines will decide to ana. (a mute.). Io was won- is energetic, wide awake and full of business, and is not aud cordially invite the pub­ ^teredatthePostofficeat>tay with us. for we hate.to derfnl to «ee the manner in lately shipped a full line of goods which he could express, withl toogood t o work with 811 lic generally to examine the of every kind, usually kept in a pone. N. C., as second-class '°se such men as he. axe s p a d e hoe when neces- same before buying. We first-class .store, which we will il matter. —Miss Emma Councill, of his hands and face, 1he ideas! ' John Smith has the sar.y.— have a splendid line of Dress sell for nothing but the refused to utter. Boone, has one of the most his tongueinteresting part of h'Hmeofa fine house up - goods such as rhe most LOCAL NEWS. lovely pits of flowers it.hasev |Noah M a s t h a s t h e ,urabel ' Worsteds, er been our pleasure to see. the program, was the expreson the ground for a large Watauga Lodge will meet Cashmeres, * sion of the Lord's prayer, in Perhaps the finest flower is a morrow night. barn and will begin work on Ginghams, pantomime. In a very plain | The tax-paying days ha ve calla lily now in bloom. It is and solem manner, he repeatMonday.—M. C. & A. L. Lawns, he the saddest of theyear. unusually large, and is truly I the words Which have! m,nn8n h «ve justcompleted Muslins etc. etc. a ''thing of beauty." been used by "every nation, I a go ° d j| nd convenien barn. Read H. C. Martin & Co s LADIES IIATS. U11,IUI1 is preparing -FOR BENT. One good people, K .ndred and tongue," —J. L\ II arm a il ,s PreI,arl1 We will give you bargains that advertisement. store-bmldina. two stories „Our Father who artin Idea- to,kmW a good dwelling. , ^ , 0 F , , rn Th NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN can not be surpassed in the state. The trailing arbutus, the high with basement and con­ yen. I there was a lodge of the or­ at Blowing Rock, both trim­ Our stock consists of a well se­ 'eetest, gentlest harbinger venient outhouses, in one of der of Odd-fellows organized the best business localities in med and unt rim rued. Shoes, lected stock of spring, is now in bloom. at Snow Lodge on Friday the county. For farther par­ LINVILLE DOTS. Hosiery, Notions, Staple and night. There were some 30 E. Spencer Blackburn ga ve ticulars address the owner. foncy Groceries, Hardware a short but pleasant call J. P. Councill, Vilas, N. C. I wrote you last week say­ or 35 members in the organi & etc. In sho.it our stock is 'terday. —We acknowledge, with ing that the lumber was be­ zation, with J. W. Horton DRY GOODS Grand Master, and J. H. Mast -The Farmers, County Al­ thanks, the reception of an ing moved on the ground for Sec * ** * nee will meet in Boonenextl invitation to the marriage a new hotel. I then suppos­ And being only 22 miles As I am a native and a cit­ of Miss Mary, daughter of A- ed it was to be larger than from depot, and having tele iday, 10, a m. H. Edmistin, to Charles E. Hotel Bover. I now learn izen and a one horse farmer graph communications here Groceries, Hardware, QUeelW... , , -Mining operations have co " 8t .V 8 "'l ot ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, Sharp, on the evening of Ap­ that it i« only a moderate en ot ftatau S? a a in been resumed on the of our grand, glorious and with the markets, we CAN both pocket and table, Scythes ril the 2nd., Francisco St.. largement, as it were, of the and WILL meet any prices and Father. La vat a, Colorado. hotel built by the Linville I t.i in e-h onored co m m o n- made in Watauga County. And snatlis, butts and screws, cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of wealth of North Carolina, I -How long, Oh! how long —News has just reached us Improvement Co. last sum­ am proud of her history that Thanking our friends for which will be sHd 11 it be before the stock of the death of 'mama' Ne.y, mer. 1 don't want to exag­ she has written with the blood their liberal trade, and prom removed from the streets? which occurred a few days a- gerate, so I make this state­ of her soldiers and patriots. I ising to do all we canto mer­ —Two New Home sewing [g 0 a y- her horn Gn Ashe coun­ ment. her . Statesmen, it a continuance of the same, Remarkably Low. ... ha chines for sale at W. L. ty. She was about one hun­ A whole horde of carpen-, am proud ,.of . her m T and we remain very truly, fry art's for cost a nd carriage. dred years old. and one of the ters have come to town late- °! t H. C. MARTIN '& CO. l.y, who have not gotten of her general citizenship; of -Rev. I. W. Thomas will best old ladies we have ever- situations, but us alli/h out heP ^"'"^ "'.equaled resour\\ e have a tremendioup stock of it, '-each at the Baptist Church known. -' Dr. Teal to come ices, tor her climate embraces April 1st 1890. — Boone, next Sunday, 11, —J. W- Fre°man, of Hen- time for . J ^ . , in from Iowa, and Mr. John I all the latitudes of the tem­ tai. 8S-SHOES ! SHOES !"©# dersonvule, was in .town. this I ^ . B a r k e r • p ,l a n n i n g t o perate zo: e. Hence be;* va ' . . . . f I 8 -It is thought that Major week ascertain nig the indebt­ build largely while others Fed productions. While I am •aham may be here to ad- edness of our county in the will follow suit, it is likely proud of all these great and A. P. SMITH, -ess the members oi the Al-1 wa Y of mortgages. This is a thaf the carpenters will great A r uid honors and blessings Successor To see someday duringcourt. T'Gtt of the census work of iy ou t-i!umher aiiv other of our beloved country, I re­ Smith & Miller, member that good Old Wat­ , , , , ! 1890, and is a.demand made rlcss of artisans. vl a p t . Bill H o d g e sn a s t a . . . . . : . I :OT Congress by the farmers N. G. Oi; Iv l ii i ii k ! we ha ve no t auga has established a news­ HALS, a contract to bund a I ' paper at Boone, with D. B. To the peoule of Watauga. SHOES SHOES! among us mi actual preacher e for Mr. Warner, at Lin Alliance. Dougherty editor. 1 am glad I am situated at the Ford of Elk —The County Superintend­ of the gospel, a doctor, a law­ lie ent will be at his office in the yer, or a justice of the peace. to say he is giving us a first Mitchell county, with a full line —Married on last Sunday, class paper, and I wish to of General Merchandise, such as r. Muuroe Jones, of Zions- court house next Thursday There are a great many oth­ say to the good people of Wa Dry Goods, •II, to Miss Ray, of Elk X to examine teachers. No first er things we do .not , Dossess ' tauga, let us rise in the might Groceries, '' grade certificate can issue i„, f I will not stop to give a j but r -i, „ , oads. Q.ueeusware without examination in "Pa list of them. J. 8. W. I of our pride and hold up the Glassware, hands of our worthy editor -Services will be held at the ge's Theory and Practice of Hardware, | by increasing his subscrip­ eiethodist Church on the eve­ Teaching. BSrsHOES! SHOES Sugar Grove. N. C. tion list and paying thatdol Candies, ning of the 3rd Sunday in March 25, '90. lar which will enable him to and Patent Medicines. —D. B. Dougherty & Co., April. When you arc on your way to are having trouble with some To the Democim: '—Some timber men have trespassers, who a re trying to Our winter, up to March, gi ve us a 1;irger and better We can give you shoes in any been in the eastern part of take i'orcable possession of being so open, warm and paper. So may it be. R . W. quantity, size or quality. We It. \ the county looking at tim­ their iron property on Big- springlike, it was called a regu Give me a call, as I am able to can fB you up in fooi-wave from ber and mineral. For sick headache, female trou Ridge. Two of the parties lar Florida winter. Our wheat bles, neuralgic pains in the head duplicate any bills sold there. a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 -Prof. Franc-urn's school is have been arrested, and oth­ fields looked like May 7 , oui take Dr. L McLean's Little liv­ My goods are bought, for CAS11 hand-sewed ladie's shoe ever sold ii a boom; He has 49 schol- ers will be promptly attended pastures like April and our er and kidney pillets 25 cents a and I sell for the same. in W. N. C. We carry a full and now and more coming, to if they again go upon the peach-trees bloomed in Feb­ vial. Hoping to satisfy you 111 goods complete stock of ruary 7 , a thing never known FrequenUy accidents occur in prices etc. I am Respecfully, assistant lias been ein- property. the household which cause burns At Pt SMITH, —It has been reported in here before. But March has cuts, sprains and bruises-, for use reassured us "That while the in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's Feb. 6. 61110. Ready-made Clothing. —As our space-is very much some parts of the State that earth remaineth, seed-time Volcanic Oil Liniment has for ma -ouded this week with land the mountains have been so J. H.Grayson and bar vert, and cold and ! !'>' .yea™ been the constant favor V. 6. Grayson ales etc , we are obliged to blocked with snow for some ite famfiy remedy Come and examine for yourself. eave out quite a number of time, that traveling was al­ i heat, and summer and win­ INSURE AGAINST Al (T DENTS ter, and day and night shall We can suit you in any style, size I N T HE newsy communications. most impossible. Now the or color. N othing- but first-class I not cease." Let this sure U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ TRADE, TENN. goods handled in this line, and -We frequently hearfavor- one that started that report promise bean emblem of hope TION satisfaction guaranteed. OF NEW YORk. ble ex j iression s of t he en 1 ogy was missiuformed or had a both sure and steadfast that —And— We have bought our goods in propensity to exagerate, for -n the late E. P. Earthing, God's love and providence $5,000 for D< ath by Accident or SWEETW'TR, N. C. the lowest maikets. We h'.ve Uoss of Limbs >y Major Bhigham of States­ there has been but little snow will never fail to sustain us $2,500 for LC s of Limb or sight, uch goods as the people waiit, here this winter. need We sell ide. Dealers in general merchan cash,and will have- not be for while the earth remains and ar for Permanent ToJal Disabil­ therefore will dise and country produce. —I have a nice lot of new Ja. —Think about the Blair time endures. The cold snaps ity. for the LOSS of one Eye. $G50 Inese buck-wheat that I bill, its dead, And the last of March has madeour wheat, "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for We wish to say to the pub­ lic that our stock is full and .11 sell to our farmers on rea word the Rep. Senate said: fields look like old broom- Temporary Total Disability. Let's kill the Revenue bill sedge fields, so pale and sick­ Costs about 15 dollars per complete at both points,and liable terms. Call early. year, payable in one sum. or in G. H. /flair. with all its dimensions, And ly, yet it may all be for the in installments ot two dollars. that we will duplicate any save the money to pay on Membership fee 5 .dollars, paya­ bills sold near us. -The County Supel-inten­ pensions. It's no odds what best. Call and price our goods beford ts would like to meet a we promised in '88, Let the We see, or think we see, the ble only once. MEMBERSHIP, 52,541. buying elsewhere. bow of promise in the silver Bdl.y number of the public people tough it out at the Losses paid during 1880, 384,pool teachers in Boone, on present rate. Much money lining of the cloud of finan­ 808,00 dollars. cial depression. For as spring Losses paid since'78,1,759,567. Step in and examine our mday of court. veil have in 92. Again we approaches, trade increases, 39. Insurnce in force, Jan. 1890, goods in this line, and we are y spring and summer will buy votes and promise Farmers are buying young- 254,313,750, dollars. Assetts, sure to please you in presents H@,Watcli this column next December 31, 1889, 249,736,55. are arriving this week, to repeal the revenue. cattle, mules and horses to It will pay you to insure. Ac- for boys, girls, sweet hearts, weeK for a more complete list hope will be able to graze next Easter is almost here &l'aze next. summer; lumber­ cidents happen only when they mother or sister. Give us a of our bargains. lumberease all my customers, It is a word of Ansle-Siixoii men are buying work cattle a.e notexpectec . If there is no call and be convinced. <n™ line early and get choice of , fn.. thn Dnmm, 8 . pl J fgeiM tor tins Association in vour k)1 tnc vioik, tin Respectfully, write to the undersigiied Thanking our Patrons ods. W. L. Bryan. origin. It was the namegiv- men;hnnts a r e We en in olden times, to a heath-( buying their - want an active agent in each —Gardening now seems to en goddess, of light or spring s P ,a|1 £ und summer goods; town in N. C., and will give liber­ for past favors and seliciting Correspondence exercising. the minds of,. 1 time. This goddess was al- ^miners' bhists are heard al terms.™ f t K U I W M solic­ a continuation of the same. . 1, 1 1 the ited. FIELD & BOYSTER, a b over our mountains, and state Agents for North Carolina, We are Resp. Jones & Vance. people, especially the ladies, ways honored by an a n n u a l 1 festival in the spring, and her last, but not least our farm- 1 Grayson Bros. July 18, '89 ly. The very necessary vegetaO XFORD , N. EL 1 1 I 50 REGEIViNG OUR Elk Park, North Carolina SPOT CASH. COMPETE ELK PARK, Grayson Bros. Undersold. �The Watauga Democrat, I). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. A Remarkable War Httfry. A party of northern tour­ ists. says J. B. Ren.vonin the NorthernChristian Advocate, formed o portion of a compa ny gathered on deck of an ex eursion steamer that was mo ying slowly down the Poto­ mac on an evening of the summer of 1881- A gentle­ man who has since gained a national reputation as an evangelist of song had been delighting the party with ma ny familiar hymns, ending with "Jesus, Savior of my soul." The singer laved ape culiar emphasis on the con­ cluding lines that thrilled ev­ ery heart. A hush had fall­ en on all the listeners for some seconds, when a gentle­ man made his way to the singer and said: "Beg par­ don stranger, but were you actively engaged in the late war?" "Yes, sir," he answered cour­ teously, "I fought under Gen­ eral Grant." "Well," said the first speak er, "I did my fighting on the other side, and I think—in­ deed I am sure—1 was very near to you one night 18 years ago. You were on guard duty. We of the South had sharp business on hand, and yet were one of the ene­ my. I crept near your post of duty, my weapon in hand. The shadow hid me. As you paced back and forth you Were hummingtlietune of the hymn you just sung. I raised my gun and took aim at your heart. Then out upon the night rang the words: Cover my defenseless head With the shadow of Thy wing. Your prayer was answered. I could not fire after that. There was no attack made upon your camp that night. You are the man whose life I spared from taking." The singer grasped the hand of the Southerner, and said With emotion: "I remember the night well, and distinctly the feelings of depression and loneliness with which I went on duty. I knew my post was one of great danger, and I was more dejected than at any other time during my ser vice. I paced my lonely beat thinking of home and friends. Then the thought of God's care for all He has created came to me with peculiar force. If He so cared for the sparrows, how much more for men, created in His own image, and I sang the prayer of my heart and ceased to feel alone. How the prayer was answered I never knew until now. My Heavenly Fa­ ther has thought best to keep the knowledge from me for 18 years. How much of God's goodness to us shall we be ig­ norant of until it is revealed by the light of eternity? This hymn will now be unexpressibl.y dear." This incident was related to the writer by a lady who was one of the party on the steamer.—Our Church Paper. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution issued from the Superior Court Clerk's office of Watau ga county in favor of J. Crit Horton and against I. C Miller. J. L. Moretzand A.J. Moretz, for the sum of $47. and cost, 1 will expose to pub lie sale at the court house door in Boone on the 7th day of April 1890, it being Monday of the Superior court, J. C, Miller's interest in a certain- tract or parcel of land lying in Cove-creek township, in the deep gap of the Rich mountain above Zionsville, it being the land sold under a mortgage deed executed to G. W. Lawrance by J. C. Miller and wife. Lev­ ied on by me on the 1st day of March '90 to satisfy said execution and cost of sale. This March the 1st 1890. J. C. FLETCHER NOTICE. By virtue of an execution --Alt), at Law-issued from thettnperirCourt >. C Clerk's office of Watauga Co. SITGAR GROVE!, i n f a v o r o f J . E . N a f f a n d n - j Will practice in Watauga and ad­ gainst Nathan Horton for the sum of $7.75, I will ex­ joining Count if\s. pose to public sale, for cash, to the highest bidder at the W. B. COUNCILL, Jr. court house door in Boone, A TTORNEY AT L A,V. on the 7th day of April 1890, It being Monday of the Supe July4th891y. Boone, N. C rior court, Nathan Horton's interest in a certain tract or W. C. NEWLAND, parcel of land lying on New A TTORNEY AT L AW, river, adjoining the lands (4' Lenoir, N.C. Wm. Horton's heirs and oth June 27. 88 ly. ers, it being the lands now owned and occupied by T. J. SCOTT & ERVIN, Coffey A Bio. Levied on by A TTORNEYS AT L AW, me this the 4th day of March 1890 to satisfy said execu­ Lenoir, N. C. tion and cost of sale. This March the 4th 1<890. T. B. FINNEY, J. L. H AYES S IITRIFF. A TT0R X EY- AT-LAW, J. L. H AYES S HERIFF. Notice!—Land Sale. North Carolina , Wa tauga Co. W. W. Woodruff & Co. vs. L. L. Greene. By virtue of an execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Watauga. County di rected to the Sh'ff of said Co. in favor of the plaintiff in the above entilitled action. I will on Monday the 7th day of April '90, it being Monday of the Superior Court of said county, at the court house door, in Boone, sell for cash to the highest bidder, L. L. Greene's interest in the fol­ lowing described lands, towit; One tract near the town of Boone adjoining the lands of J. F. Spamhour, T. J. Coffey and others known as the Gragg place. One tract ad­ joining the lands of W. L. Bryan and others and the town of Boone. Also lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, situated in the town of Boone and known as the J. J. Horton lots. Do­ led on by me to satisfy a ju !g merit of $104.25 with inter­ est and cost March the 3rd 1890. J. L. H AYES S HERIFF. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution is sued from the Superior Court Clerk's office of Watauga county, in favor of T. J. Coffey & Bro., and against Nathan Horton for the sum of $5.80. together with cost of sole, I will expose to pub lie sale, at the court house door, in Boone, on the 7th day of Ap­ ril 1890, it peing Monday of the Superior court, and the 1st Mon day in said month, Nathan Hor­ ton's interest in o certain tract or parcel ofland lying on the wa­ ters of New rivei, adjoining the lands of wm. Hortons heirs and others known as the land now owned by T. J. Coffey & Bro. pur chased from said Horton. Levied on by me on the first day of March 1H90, to satisfy said exe­ cution. This March 1st 1890. Valle Cruces, Nth C. STILL TO THE FRONT with a full and complete line WSI EJU Will W. Holsclaw has just mooved into his new store house, where he will be pleased to serve his old customers and make new ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the people than heretofore, as my store is much larger audi will keep a much larger stock than usual: I will always keep in the lead with low prices, I will sell you extra C sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. $1, tobacco 85 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. $1, syrup 50 c-ts. gal, 150 test oil, 25 cts. gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaws files, horse rasps, hammers, huts and hinges, pocket kinves of kinds, sad irons,Jarmtrs friend plow-repairs, plows and a con plete line of shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. Y< will find my line of dry goods com lete in every particular, plen of boots and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notio and jewelry, a variety of ladies hats in the latest styles trimed i untrimed, and everything else usually found in a first elass stc I will not be undersold by any one for CASH. I want to thank my customers for t.heirj liberal patronage a hope by fair dealings to merit a continuance of the same. Wilkesboro, Nortli Carolina. Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs,[corn, wheat, rye, o white beans etc. I will be in the market for all kinds of roots t E.F. LOVILL herbs. Call and see him before ,> 011 buy and save money. A TTORNEY A T L AW, Yours anxious to please. Boone N. C. July 4th, '89— 1 y DR. L. C. REEVES. P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON WILL H . HOLhCLA 14. E. H. DOUGHERTY. Office at Coffey's Hotel, Boone, N. C July 4. 89. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Consisting of boots, shoes, W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. 7he public is respectfully invited to examine our complete line of Boone, N. C. hats in all styles. Ready Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds Resident Physician. Office of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs on King Street north of Post of the very best quality,- Fine Office. dress goods, such as: Henretta of the best material. Dry June 12 88. ly. cloth, also fine silks, which will be Goods in almost endless vari W. J. HUNSUCKER A BROS. sold at the ^lowest price ever eties, such as callico.es, ging­ bought at in Watauga County. hams, worsteds, flannels, alBrick Layers and Plasterers amance plaids of the best READY MADE CLOTH­ quality, that must go at 6 are prepared to do all work cents per yd. My stock of in their line on short notice. ING A SPECIALTY. ALT j work guaranteed and ills 'Hi Prices reasonable. For pri­ is second to none in the Co. ces etc., address us at ConNov. 7th, ly. We have an immense stock of Dr To those who are indebted over, N. C. Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confer t o me, I wish to say that I need, and must have, my E. SPENCER BLACKBURN tionnries. And a nice line of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e money. So if you do not wish Atto ney at Law. normous stock of Hardware, < 01. to be annoyed by an officer, you had better make settle 1 E L K P A R K , - X . C A R O L I N A . .'fisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, » e/jt.s by first day of Jan, Practices in the Courts of & etc., A etc. ho ji)th. Judicial District. '89. RW-J rectf ill iy, W. B. B. \ \ ) 1 t h e P e r i o r a l o u r t s a t j AT the above will be sold cheap We buy livestock, Horses,Mules, States ville. fi Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see Collection of claims a spe­ us. We will do you right. cialty. All comunications dirreoted -Successor toto Boone or Elk Pork will re- E. H. Dougherty Brother, C, D. Taylor & Bro, cei ve pro m pt a t ten ti on. Mast, N. C Uiiicis J. M. DOUGHERTY. DOUGHERTY BROS. OF ana A G - i 1 TAKE THE Glicap and Alton R. R, Dealer in general merchan­ GOING LOOK OUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! dise, and County produce. Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. I now, as I have in the past, West and Northwest. carry a full and complete All kinds of dress goons at correspondingly low figures. line of goods such as, sugar, Emigrants going to any of the Law 1 s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool bats 25 to $1. Fur Coffee, Rice, leather, both Western States or Territories hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, and going sole and upper, of the best will save time and money route. plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &ete. &etc &etc. via. Chicago Alton qualities, that will be sold It is the quickest route to Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless cheap for cash. Good coun­ K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. J. L. HAYES SHERIFF. try produce taken in ex­ P UEBLO, 1ROCERIE 1ROCEKIE& JROCERIEC change for all goods at high­ a ROCERIE ROGER IE**? ROCERIE^? And all points in Idaho, Wash­ LAND SALE! est market prices. ington, Oregon, Utah By virtue of a decree of the To all persons that are due Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory pricec and California. Superior Court of Watauga Finest and Best Equipped Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Roots at prime cos - ' county, N C., the undersign­ ine by note or Acct Always 011 hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at U Road in the West. ed as commissioner, will sell Only line running Solid Vesti- tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tii to the highest bidder, at the buled trains between St. Louis ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot c court house door, in Boone, on the fit at Monday (the 7th forward arid settle their Ac t. and Kansas City. cars and Tour­ Reclining Chair ATERSON PACTORV pATERSON pACT0R\ day) of April 1890, the fol­ 1 ACTOR 1 ® ATERSON r ACTOR 4 by the first day of Jan. 1890 ist Sleepers free of extra charge. ATERSON lowing described tract of land I will meet parties at any rail­ lying on the waters of the or you will find your notes road station with through tickets Yarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool o North Fork of New River, on in the hands of a collecting and baggage checks. cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, fc the north east side of the Elk officer. Ilesp. C. D. Taylor. For full information, maps and we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale^ a descriptive pamphlets of the Knob, at the base of said bottom prices at J. I ~ ps & Bon, West wi ite to or call 011 Knob, adjoining the lands of feu^ixr Groye N. C B. A. NEWLAND, Win. Horton deed heirs and Traveling Passenger Agt.. others, known as the Horton 1 9 P a tt o n A v e . , A s h e v i l l e , N . C sugar camp,containing75 aC RESTON N. C. SEWING MACHINES J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., cres, more or less, and being Chicago, 111. the lands claimed by the heirs ANDof Nathan Horton deed ^WAw';V ; . Terms % one fourth of the aORGANS 'f.y- : mount to be paid in cash on the day cf sale, and the oth­ r -*— This handsome 4 Dra wer Sew­ ! A A , «!• . for J Vic* List. OwaWovka.Vit:.Ki arf-A.t er % three fourths to be seem­ ing Machine with full set of at­ UdLir: BOONE ACADEMY, ed bv note on three months I have on hand vehicles of $8I Ireech 100 ding double shot gun tachments and to $50, single bree<-h loaders credit. This Feb. 20, 1890. our own make, and more in $ 4 1 o $ 1 2 , b r e e c h l o a d i n g r i f l e s $ 3 five years guarantee from W. M. F1UNCUH, P RINCIPAL. E. F. L OVILL Commissioner. process of manufacture. All to $15, rouble barrel Muzzle load THE FACTORY for sale a t very close prices— ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ for E IGHTEEN D OLLARS cash. I will open a four months peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $10 to quality considered. Repair­ school at the academy in $30; Revolvers $ to $20. send 3 (j or 8 other 1st. class Machines ing and jobs made to order a cts. for Ma-moth Iillustrated cata­ Boone on the 24th, of March. s pec i a 1 i t.y. llespec tf u1ly, The 1st. t wo months the free logue no. 40. Address GREAT WEST Thomas J. Lillard, ELTN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa. school will be taught, then 1 'a'red. and nl 1 I'M* Trade-Mar'** Surviving Partner, a subscription school of two Caveats, anil coiulu.t'.' l t'or eKo-jta*fE Frcs. r em basilicas any house in Kr.oxville. 20 years experience in this bur pii»worF< -r is OU IoasPatcn— O r-sc tf.— May 3rd. O can secure paticni, in V. time t....ti in months. and Persons who lead a life of ex- ness. rite at cr.ee for cinulais and 1 rices. Net dies a T ERMS. $1 to $2, per month. remote mod"!, drawing or photo., with iPsmpSend from Washington. }.>oseure are subject to rheuma­ parts for all Leading Machines. pateniaide or A limited number of students| chavge,We advise, ifdue till patent isnot bee ol tism. neuralgia, and lumbago Oiu fee no: ncnicd. 44 H OW to Obtain P''tcutR, with who wish to study the higher j A ami will find a valuable remedy S. P. ANGEL, KNOXVILLI names of actual clients in your State, county, or branches will be admitted at (.own, sent free. Address, in J. H. McLean's volcanic Old Mind wanderine enred. Boobs learned in one -oadinft. Testimonials from all • u c,.. t of the tenu. liniment: it will banish pain and parts of ths globe. Prospeotus POST Tennessee. A.SNOW & CO. FKF.K, sent on application to Prof. subdue inflamation. Marcn JLOUI. -±l. i A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ate. New York, OFP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. Must Come P Worth & L illard, v J rpns for less Gash tlran •ORY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/9bba584c0a2cce17f3279ce755bcc97c.pdf 1735156c128bf31ca22c43bcda4eba2d PDF Text Text Democrat VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, APRIL, 10, 1890. NO. 40. THE EDITORIAL EXCHEQUER. from the Judiciary comSenator Hawley recently A CURIOUS PROPHECY. THE INCOME TAX. mi t tee. made a strong States Rights om our Regular Correspondent. An editor's lot is indeed a speech in the Senate, and Senator Morgan has intro­ In August, 1857, the Bava One of the best and most duced a bill, which if there hard one. Day after day he now comes Senator Ed muds rian Allgemeine Zeitung prin­ needed arrangement to re­ — >r the Democrat: .oss Quay has returned, was any possibility of its ev­ gi ins a way at the intellectual wj1Q aay8 that he believes the ted a remarkable prophecy, store something of prosper­ very first thing he er becoming a law, would in and mechanical mill, and be- safety of the nation depends which had been made by an ity and lift at least a part of m 1 the —1 was to order the Sena- reality curb therapidly grow­ tween these grinds he hasgot; more largely on the preserva old hermit many years before. the burdens of taxation from In it the rise of Napoleon the shoulders of the oppress­ of his party to confirm ing power of the trusts in to grind away at delinquent tjon Gf what is called the this country, but that is just subscribers in order to keep Rights of the States than a- the III was clearly outlined, ed people is to ta x the incomes nominations of the Florthe mills running. As a class ny other one thing. He be­ as were also the Austro-Pruof the rich and prosperous. officials, that the pro- what the republican millionhe has a wonderful versatili­ lieves it to be better to en­ sian and the Franco-Pruss­ England taxes the wealth of t° ;s and chargesof theFlor- airs of the Senate do not ty in accomplishing this last dure the partial evil of even ian wars and thecommuneof want. the country. The United — Senators have had "hung grind. Here heentreats, there the most grinding monopo­ Paris. He told how the death States tax the poverty of the coi for some time, and the Next Saturday we shall see whether the powers that be, threatens, elsewhere resorts lies than to attempt to step of Pope Pius would occur in land, and the men of colossal dt was the liveliest secret to the weapon of sarcasm. one inch over the clear boun­ '76 or '77, and how it would incomes go comparatively ion of the Senate for ma- really want to enforce the Following are given a few ex­ dary line that has been estab­ be followed by a Turco-Rusn scot-free. Shall this go on? a day. The Democratic civil service law. Two offi­ amples of this, to 'the finan­ lished and maintained be­ sian war, being but slightly Who says so? No true friend latorsdid not mince words cials officials of the Virgin­ ia republican club are to be cially nrnnteiested, delightful tween Congress and the legis­ wrong in either prediction. s\ attacking the men that of the toilers and farmers will humor, clipped from country lative power of the States. He said that Germany say so. We are satisfied that °»iay was cracking his whip tried on that day for solicit­ newspapers hardly a month ing campaign contributions We shake hands with Sena­ would have three emperors in incomes over $2,000 or $3,_ have confirmed, and the old: tor Edmunds on that. The one year before theend of the 000 should be taxed. It is adjourned without from office holders, in viola­ Tl!.iate The shop wants a few hun­ State can deal with oppres­ century, which was verified but fair that wealth should tion of that law. There is no . firming them, but of ye doubt of the guilt of the men, dred pounds of potatoes. A sions of the people if those to the letter. He missed it shoulder its proper share of rse Mr. Quay will see to it and everybody is anxious to delinquent subscriber or two oppressions are so obvious one, at least, in the number burden. A thoughtful Pres­ jj :t they are confirmed this see whether they are to be can easily square up by bring­ as to call for action by the of United States Presidents byterian clergyman favoring Fi punished or acquitted It's ing us in some of the afore­ people. that were to die by assassi- an income tax, writes us of a t a meeting of the execufruit. Our books The government of the tiou, which was remarkably dollars to brass buttons said recent date: "The intent of h committee of the Nation must be closed, and it must States in a general way may close, to say the least. n" Association of Democratic that nothing will be done the income tax bill is, audits be cash or its equivalent. Do be said to be a government with them. 1 /S held here Saturday, it He said that when the 20th outcome if passed would be, Representatives Bland, of not forget that vegeta bles are of the people,' by the people century opened Manhatten is­ to furnish the Government s determined to take an ac Missouri, and Williams of Il­ legal tender, as well as well as and for the people; and the land and the whole of New with the tax to run if econ­ w e part in the coming camlinois, in a strong minority cord wood, of which this pa­ will of the people is the law of York city would be submerg­ omically administered, not is ign notwithstanding the report against the Windotn per sees but little, except the States. Although that is ed in the waters of the Hud­ so much as now from the en lie hint given by certain silver bill say, that in their when it borrows a few dol­ not strictly true, for that can son, East river and the bay ; I 'ading democrats that no poor farmer and others but opinion, the bill is very a- lars and buys a load; but only be said of a pure democ Cuba will break in two, and ielp was needed from the from the richer classes who droitly drawn to suspend sil­ don't forget the potatoes. racy, while our State govern­ the west half of the city of are most able to pay it. No lubs. Mr. Carlisle is a believWe wish to inform the read ments are representativ * de­ Havana find a watery rest­ ver coinage, to totally de­ • in the good accomplished bill yet proposed is so little ers of th.e outlook and all who mocracies; and the govern­ ing place. monetize this metal and to P' clubs and so is Mr. CleveUtopian and offers so great read our paper, that we are ment is by ,i! d, and in fact the majori- permanently establish thesin Florida and lower Califor­ advantages to the farmer." representa not engaged in the news-pa­ tives for the people. a- of good democrats. The gle standard of gold pay­ nia are to break loose from North Carolina taxes now ments. per business in this town a The Federal Government is the main land and carry their all incomes over $1,000. It - dquarters of the executive 1 he election committees of way off from the railroad, in still less a pure democracy. load of human freight to the G>.iinitt.ee will in the future has been doing this for a long the House havedecided to un the midst of the wilds of the It is a representative Repub­ bottom of the sea. d- in this city instead of New seat two more democrats.— country, merely for our lic. And the government is The twenty-fifth is to be the time. It is too low. It li;;"'k. Wise, of Virginia, and -Tur­ health. Those who owe us on by the State and not by the last of theUnited States presi ought to be made $2,000, and .^Commissioner of Penac-ount must come to *'leipeople. Thellepres uitatives dents, and Ireland is to be a less than that is taxing a pi!!, of Alabama. le. |.en estimates that it will man's living. Some men lie Hearings have been going scratch, or we will resort to |are represntatives of the kingdom and England a re­ and dodge, but honest men j1nT1 $40,000,000 a year to on before the House Way.; severe measures to In ing ypaies Representatives shall public by the end of the cen­ pay the tax asin duty bound. v eet the service pension bill and Means committee just as them there. —Messenger. oposed by the House com- vigorously for the last few The man who reads the paper, be appointed among the sev­ tury. eral States, says the Consti­ The United States are to be ittee on Invalid Pensions. days as when the tariff bill And sponges as he goes, Big: Rail Road Deal. M The woman suffrage folks Will never reach that happy tution. The Senate shall be divided, and Sanfrancisco, was first begun. The republi­ composed of two Senators Salt Lake City, New Orleans, A • e jubilant over the passage land, cans have promised to lay Where milk and honey flows. from ea"h State. Each State St. Louis. Washington and New York, April 1.—Offi­ y the House, of the bill to the new bill before the whole A man might as well at­ shall appoint a number of e Boston are to be made capi­ cial announcement was made dmit Wvoming as a State, committee to-morrow, and if tempt to quench the phos­ lectors, who shall elect the tals. There should be some this afternoon that the East }- ith a constitution provi­ they do, it will soon get be­ consolation to the Mormons Tennessee, Virginia and Geor­ ding for suffrage. The demo fore the House, but it isn't phorescent emenation from President. the tail end of a lightning bug The Federal Government in this, if not for the other gia Railroad had contracted crats solidly opposed the bill safe to count on anything afor the purchase oftheErlanwith a squirt gun as to try to is a representative govern­ parts of our great union and they had the assistance bout this bill, owing to the run a news-paper without ment, representing the States To return to England. The der system,co m pri si ng abo u t of one solitary republican. kickers in that party. money. It is a government of thepeo end of the century will not 1,200 miles of road at a cost The House, after making It is now regarded as a cer­ All delinquent subscrbers pie, it is a government by the find either Italy or France on of $5,500,000. The stock­ the date for holding the tainty that Assistant Post­ are hereby warned not to let States. the maps and Berlin will have holders of the East Tennessee 'Vorld's Fair, from April master General Clarkson will their daughters wear this pa­ As Senator Edmunds well been totally destroyed by Company will hold a special o November 1893 passed leave the Government service per for a bustle, as there is says, "we should never step an earthquake.—At lama Con meeting at Knoxville, Tenn., ' he bill, and it is now before this spring. His resignation on April 15, to formally ratify considerable due on it and one inch beyond the line lim­ stitution. ' Ae special Senate committee. is now said to bein theha.nds the purchase, and to author­ they might take cold. iting the powers of the Feder The esteemed Dr. York used 1 enator Daniel has offered an of Mr. Wariamaker, and was Logwood orcordwood isas al government.'That govern to weep on the stump as he ize the issue of bonds neces­ Amendment providing for a handed in because of a hint good as cash at this office. rnent is not a government by told of the bright-eyed little sary to ina ke pa y m en t. The debration to take place in from Mr. Harrison that it Yet in less than a month we bonds have already been the people. The will of the e lis city on October the I4th would be acceptaole to nim. will have laid in our winters people but in a small degree boys of North Carolina who sold. They will be based up­ !• 892, on the occasion of the It is rumored that Mr. J. supply. Cash payments will affects its tone, gives it com­ were-running around in their on security received by the shirt-tails and growing up in jnveiling of the proposed G. /ilaine intends to have a then be in order. plexion, or influences its ac­ ignorance because a Demo­ purchase. President Thom­ 'monument to uolumbus. proposition made to the Pan as, of the East Tennessee Com When a man is stingy e- tions. The popular will was Representative Seney, who American Congress for abso­ nough to borrow a news-pa­ for Cleveland and the Mills cratic House of Representa­ pany, made the following . ms just returned from Ohio, lute reciprocity of trade with per when he is able to buy, he bill. Yet Cleveland was de­ tives would not pass the Blair statement in regard to the educationl bill. If this worthy f lys: "I don't think the re- South and Central American will talk through his nose to feated and all the branches of docter has recovered suffi­ deal: "The main object ofthe jlistrqtinr " ''fate assures countries. R- save his teeth. the goverment are against ciently from his recent sick­ East Tennessee Company in he detnocr much as Washington, D. C. March 31. It is easier to pay yoursul the Mills bill. This works a- ness and can afford the time, the purchase is to make their iome count on. The districts scription one year at a time gainst us to-day; but on an­ we should be very much pleas­ line leading North and South (reshaped to give not fifOne Fanz, an lodiana tin- than to settle after it has ac­ other occasion, when some ed to have an expression of the line starting from Cincin­ I >en, but eight out of that ner, cuts down an effigy t cumulated.— Type Founder. catching idea shall tempora- opinion from him upon the nati and reaching from Jack­ u teen have democratic maAberdeen, Miss., gets a brush A female dress reformer pre r''V stir the people, the checks vote on this bill in the Repub­ sonville, Fla.,Mobile, on the 8C ities, or less than 1,500, ing for it and his wrongs are sents Eve as an example to of our system of govenment lican Senate last Thursday. Gulf, Shreveport, New Or­ ich is rather a narrow mar rehearsed in theUnitedStates her sisters. Eve, she says, will stand as a stone wall and leans and Memphis. It will R. S. V. P.—Landmark. -1 in Ohio politics, be the last purchase of the Senate. But the lintels of wore no corset. Neither did prevent calamitous action. de. Jter a grand flourish of his own door-posts are red she wear a number two shoe Let us abide by a strict con­ Here is what an exchange East Tennessee Com pany a n d gGjinpets and the adoption with the blood of Henry Mc- on a number four foot, nor a struction of the Constitution, says: "A bushel of corn will complete the system. sc enough amendments to kill Monnen, a North ( arolina ne­ two-story hat at the theatre, and always antagonize th • makes four makes four gal­ No Richmond Terminal stock Mc'ozen bills, the Senate re- gro, put to death by a Repub­ nor bangs, and didn't chew miserable demagoguery that lons of whiskey. It sells for will be issued on account of Senator Sherman's al- lican revnue officer, and not gum. There are a good ma­ the Federal government is a $16. The government gets this purchase. The whole ny things that she didn't do "•ood anti-trust bill to the Ju a word is said in the Senate that her daughters might government by the people. 3.60, the farmer 40 cents, transaction will be on the the railroad $1.00, the man­ East Tennessee ('ompany and apd - Committee w y torn mi tree with in- about an investigating com­ take a hint from, but it would —News and Observer. ufacturer $4.00. the vender for the benefit of that system ructions to report it back mittee. It depends alto­ not do for them to imitate A'ou will have no use for specalone.—News and Observer. her too closely in matters of tacles if you use Dr. .1. H. Mc­ $7.00, and the drinker all C) twenty days. It would not gether upon the character of dress.— Wilmington Star. If your kidneys are inactive, Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, that is left,—the jim-jams." g(ave hurt the trusts in any you will feel and look wretched, it removes the film and skum iy if it had been adopted the Southern outrage wheth­ For sick headache, female trou which acumulates ontheeyeballs CiioiiPsuffocation, night coughs even in the most cheerful society, st as Mr. Sherman int.ro- er Messrs. Ingalls, Hoar and bleu, neuralgic pains in the head subdues inflamation, cools and and all the common affections oi meloncholv on the jolliest occa­ take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv­ h sions Dr. J. HeLean's Liver and duced it, and it is very cer­ Chandler can be interested in er and kidney pillets 25 cents a soothes the irritated nerves, strn thethroatand lungs quickly re­ Kidney Balm will set you right gthens weak and failing strength. lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar vial. tain that it will be equally as again. $1.00 per bottle. 25 cenl s a box. wiue lung balm. —Land mark. harmless when it is reported WASHINGTON LETTER, �The Watauga Democrat | I>. K. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. A DEMOCRATIC family newspa per devoted to tlie interests of County, State and Nation. Pub­ lished every Thursday at Boone, Watauga County, N.C. Thursday. April, 10. 1890. Win. Shackleford, alias J. P. Davis was hanged at Pitts boro on last Friday. He wrote an autobiography of himself, in which he made con fesslons that showed him to be more of a brute than a man. He was hung for the murder of John D. Horton, of Chatham county. In his confession he exonerated his parents from all blame, and expressed sorrow at the thought of bringing their grey hairs down in sorrow to the grave. It is well perhaps for such men to suffer the pen alty of death for their crimes. The hegira of the negro is still the talk of the people, and the press. What it will end in, or where it will end, are the things that now puz­ zle the minds of the thinking people, and we much fear it will terminate disastrously to themselves. There doesn't seem to be any animosity to­ wards the white population, but that they are going with the hope of bettering their condition. They are to be pitied. We claim that the South has treated the negro well since his emancipation, and will continue to do so, if they will be content to stay among them. The Executive mansion at Washington ("the city of magnificent proportions'') we have always heard was a grand edifice. It is grand, stately and richly furnished. Its present occupants claim, that it is too small, too pub­ lic, too shaboy and too emp­ ty for them. Sad misfit in­ deed! Mrs. Harrison com­ plained of the condition in which she found the White House. She requests a "more liberal appropriation, for the Executive mansion the first year of each administration, so that the occupants may be enabled to impress their indi­ viduality upon the establish" ment". Thoy are dissatis­ fied, and so are the people. EASTER. For the Democrat: Last Sunday, (Easter) was one of those calm, dreamy, ideal days, that weahvaysenjoysomu h. All nature seem ed to be waking into new life. The sun arose from behind the hill-tops, as if he had an extra mission to fulfil. He kissed the sleeping brow of Nature a nd she awoke clothed in new charms. He seemed to carry on his revivifying rays, the words which have been for nearly nineteen hun­ dred years "thundering down the ages". "The Lord is risen He lives again" Easter is one of the prints of time at which we instinctively pause and let thought have uninterrupted sway. The whole earth at this season seems to rejoice. Showy winter is now over, and spring smiles in radiant beauty. Everything in na­ ture seems to rejoice both an­ imate and inanimate. The flowers lift their modest faces heavenward and smile the praises of the Creator. The birds warble the hymns of praise, and shall man frail man, fail to commemorate this Easter which speaks of a crucified and risen Lord. The sweetest thought in a christ­ ian land is this, of Christ's birth, life, death and glorious resureetion' "that has given us the glorious and blessed light of the gospel, that will brighten more and more unto the perfect day". We would have been glad if on Easter Sunday everv-body could have heard a sermon preach­ ed by Rev. I. W. Thomas of this place. All who heard it we feel sure will remember it, and treasure it long in their hearts, for it was truly a gem worth keeping, remembering and modeling our lives alter. Boone, April 10th. X. State vs. columbus Triplet, F. T. p. Alias. State vs. Laura Patterson, (col), affray. Abas. State vs. vvm. Gray, larce­ ny, sheep, Guilty. State vs. wm. Gray, L. Rnot Guilty. State vs. J. E. Lunsford, A. & B. Alias. State vs. John Lunsford. A & B. continued. State vs John Collins, ab­ duction. judgment suspend­ ed on payment of costs. State vs. Joe oxendine, af­ fray. judgment ni.ici. scifa and capias. State vs. Jesse Reed and Martha cook, F. & A. contin­ ued . State vs. wm Ham and oth ers. Floyd Ham called and failed, judgment nisei and ea pi as. State vs. John Carroll and Amanda Johnson, F. & A. judgment suspended on pay­ ment of costs. State vs. waiter, A. & B. Ali as. State vs. Ben Julian, two ra­ ces larceny. Guilty. HEW GOODS! Jones & Vance, Valle Cruces, Nth C. -o- WE ARE NOW REGEIViNG OUR People of Watauga read this! STILL TO THE h R0NT We have in our large store buil­ ding, at the beautiful town o with a full and complete line OF FIRST EX ST ALL M EN T OF Siring and Summer Goods. aud cordially invite the pub­ lic generally to examine the same before buying. We have a splendid line of Dress goods such as Worsteds, Cashmei es, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins etc. etc. LADIE S HATS Th NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN at Blowing Rock, both trim­ med and untrimmed. Shoes, Hosiery, Notions, Staple and foney Groceries, Hardware & etc. In sho.it our stock is COMPETE GENERAL M ERCHANDlSE. Consisting boots, shoes, Elk Park, North Carolina hats in allofstyles. Ready Made Clothing lately shipped a full line of goods of every kind, usually kept in a of the best material. Dry first-class Viore, which we will Goods in almost endless vaii eties, such as callicoes, ging­ sell for nothing but the SPOT CASH. Jt'llVr - on, X. C. MORPHEW & BLACKBURN ATTTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice in the courts of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch­ ell counties, also in the Fed­ eral courts of the Dist.. and Supreme Court of the State. Collection of claims solicited. Aprl, 10. W. B. COUXCILL, .lit. A TTORNEY AT LA .V. J uly Ith891y. Boone, N. C hams, worsteds, flannels, alamance plaids of the best quality, that must go at 6 cents per yd. My stock of Giiristmas Goods is second to none in the Co. To those who are indebted We will give you bargains that to me, I wish to say that I can not be surpassed in the state. need, and must have, my Our stock consists of a well se­ money. So if you do not wish to be annoyed by an officer, lected stock ot you had better make settlei .cuts by first day of Jan, 89. Respectfully, W. B. B. DRY « Frequently accidents occur in the household which cause bur s And being only 22 nv'es cuts, sprains aud bruises . for use from depot, and having tele­ Groceries, Hardware, Queensin such cases Dr. J. H. McLean s Volcanic Oil Liniinenthas for n.a graph communications here ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery, nv years been the constant favor with the markets, we CAN both pocket and table, Scythes ite family remedy and WILL meet any prices And snaths, butts and screws, made in Watauga County. cross-cut and hand saws, all of E. S. Blackburn. J. F. Morpaew. Thanking our friends for which will be sOd Marion, N. C. W B. BAIRB, C. D. TAYLOR Successor to- C. D, Taylor & Bro, Valla Cruris N c Dealer in general merchan­ dise, and County produce. their liberal trade, and prom I now, as I have in the past, ising to do all -,ie canto mer­ carry a full and ct inplete it a continuance of the same, line of goods such as, sugar, we remain very truly, Coffee, Rice, leather, both H. C. MARTIN & CO. We have a tremendioue stock ol sole and upper, of the best April 1st 1890. qualities, that will be sold cheap for cash. Good coun­ try produce taken in ex­ FISTSHOES ! SHOES change for all goods at.high­ est market price* SMITH, 3 To all persons that aredue Success')!' To trie by note or Ac t Remarkably Low, A, F, Smith & Miller, ffftT.E, N, C. W. C. NEWLAND, To the peoole of Watauga. STATE DOCKET. ATTORNEY AT LAW, I am situated at the Ford of Klk Below we publish the cases Lenoir, N.C. Mitchell county, with a full line tried by the State at this .June 27. 88 ly. of General Merchandise, such as term of court: Dry Goods, SCOTT &. ERVIN, State vs. Noah Taylor, c. c. • Groceries, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Queensware, w. Nol pros. State vs. Marion wilcoxon. Lenoir, N. C. Glassware, Hardware, Nol pros. T. B. FINLEY, Candies, State vs. Floyd Davis, c. c. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, and Patent Medicines. w. Alias. When you are on your way to Wilkesboro, North Carolina. State vs. sitnon worley. Ali as. E.F. LOVILL State vs. siinon worley, lar ATTORNEY AT TAW, ceny, continued. Give me a call, as I am able to Boone N. C. State vs. Enoch potter and duplicate any bills sold there. July 4th, '89—1 y My goods are bought for CAS11 Ann MArler, F. & A. Alias. DR. L. C. REEVES. and I sell for the same. It seems that the visit of State vs. Geo. Eggars, A . & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hoping to satisfy you in goods Vice President Morton, Mrs. B. Guilty. .prices etc. I am Respecfully, State vs. .Tohn o. potter & Office at Coffey's Hotel, Harrison and Mrs. WanamaBoone, N. C A, P. SMITH, ker to the South, resulted in others, D. B. C. NOI pros. July 4. 89. Feb. (>. fimo. most amicable feeh ngs on State vs. Joseph Maine & W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). both sides. The same kind­ Matilda osborn, F.& A. Alias. J. H.Grayson A. G. Grayson State vs. M. A. presnell, Boone, N. C. ness tendered Mrs. Cleveland on her bridal tour in the Lar. NOI pros. Resident Physician. Office South, has been accorded to State vs. .ias. xeaster, c. c. on King Street north of Post Office. the wife of President Harri­ w. Alias. State vs. Finley Teaster c. June 12 88. ly. son. The Augusta Chronicle —And— says: "Whatever may be c. w. Alias. W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. thought of her distinguished State vs. Hill Rimer. A. & B. SWEETW'TR, N. C. Brick Layers and Plasterers husband—and we had better Guilty. Dealers in general merchan not press that subject too State vs. jas. Johnson. NOI are prepared to do all work dise and country produce. pros. hard—.Southern people do We wish to say -tothe pub­ State vs. pleasant church, in their line on short notice. not visit sectional short-com ALL work guaranteed and lic that our stock is full and ings upon Mrs. Harrison." A. & B. Alias. Prices reasonable. For pri­ The VicePresidentsaid to the State vs. wm.simms, affray. ces etc., address us at Gon- complete at both points,and correspondent, of the Florida Not guilty. over, N. C. Nov. 7t,h, ly. that we will duplicate any bills sold near us. limes. "Although 1 went a- State vs. s. F. watkins. Nol s3^*^Hevoi*oi P mong people who were per­ pros. haps perfect strangers to me, State and Mary Gray vs G. ""Sw »f ompSo^srOreatWefknf* •_ TA- 1 for Print List. and with whose interests I j w. Bobbins. Appeal dismiss­ Breech loading-double shot gun have not been closely identi­ ed and defendant taxed with i $8 to $50, single breech loaders Step in and examine our j goods in this line, and we are j $4 to$12,breechloadingrifle8$3 fied, I met with the most cor­ cost. to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load sure to please you in presents dial greeting every-where, State vs. George and coon ing shot guns $5.50 to $20, Re­ and indeed could not begin Ell r. Nol pror as to George, peating nifles, 16 shooter, $10 to for boys, girls, sweet hearts, to accept all the invitations coon called and failed. Judg­ $30; Revolvers $1 to $20. send 3 mother oi- sister. Give us a which were showered upon ment ui sci, scifa and capeas. cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata­ call and be convinced. l o g u eN O .4 0 . . u l d r e s sG R E A T W E S T T I I • R-II me." State vs. G. L. shell & N. H. ern gun works, pittsburg, pa. T nan king our Patrons When you are constipated with nobnett, retailing. Guilty as loss apdetite, headache, take one to shell, fined $20 and costs. : for past fa vors and selieiting of Dr. J. H. McLean's little liver I a continuation of the same. and kidney pillets. They are Alias for uobnett. Mind wandering cured. Books learned We are Resp. in one reining. Testimonir.Is fr<»:n all State vs. G. w. clewer, A. & pleasant to take and will cure parts of the globe. Prosperous POBT FRF.E, sent on npplicattwn - to Prof. you. 25 cents a via I -n ouilt v. A. Lcrieetro, Sb'.' Fifth Are. New York. ELK s ^ I 1 SHOES SHOES! «®",SHOES! SHOES !-aa forward and settle their Ac t by the first, day of Jan. 7890 Or you will find your notes in the hands of a collecting officer Resp. C. D. Taylor. TAKE THE Chicago and Alton R. R. -GOING- We can give you PARK, quantity, size or shoes in any West and Northwest. quality. We Grayson Bros, TRADE, TENN. can fir you up in foot-ware from a 75 ct. brogan to the finest $3 hand-sewed ladie's shoeever sold in W. N. C. We carry a full and complete stock of Emigrants going to any of the Western States or Territories will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route. It is the quickest route to Ready-made Clothing. And all points in Idaho, Washingto I, Oregon, Utah and California. Come and examine for yourself. We can suit you in any style, size or color. Nothing but first-class goods handled in this line, and satisfaction guaranteed. We have bought our groods in the lowest markets. We have uch goods as the people want, need and will have- We sell lor cash, therefore will not be Undersold. Call and price our goods before KANSAS CITY, DENVER, PUEBLO, Finest and Best Equipped Road in the West. Only line running Solid Vestibuled trains between St. Louis and Kansas City. Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ ist Sleepers free of extra charge. I will meet parties at any rail­ road sta tion with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NEWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agt.. 1 9 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.C J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., Chicago, 111. buying elsewhere. ©nJ3W#ri •,P'.tt .buTx'i.T/j'v-. EMORY Grayson Bros, Watch this column next weeK for a more complete list !BSSiStia of our bargains. Caveat?, and Trade-Mark* obtained, and all Pat­ ent bosiiturfs conducted for MODERATE FEES. O UI OFFtCC IS Oppo'strz .11- 5- PATENT C f~'CK and we can secur.* patent less time tiuui those remote from Washington. pfcotc, with descrip­ Respectfully, Hewd model, drawing or T tion. We advise, if patentable or not. bee of -barge. Om fee not dne trlf j>atent is secured. 1 A PAMPHLET, *IIOW fo Obtain Patent*, v.ith homes of actual clients in your Store, county, or toss n, sent free. Address, 4 Jones & Vance.j C.A.SNOW&CO. July 18, '89 ly. Qp». PATENT'OFFICE. WACHIWGTOH. D. C. �he has a county right. He State Supt. sends. The State sale prices only costs 2% cts. -riz o THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. washed for three families in Supt. has been written to. per lb. (See Progressive FnrI town who are well pleased a id as soon as heard from, mer.) -ocopy1 year $1 00 with the work the machine further notice will be given We, as Alliance men. do not 0 months 50 does. jit was the wish of the board propose to break down the 8 months 85 hill \Y. Ilulselaw has just mooved into h's new store house, and the county Supt. tohave merchant, we like him and he w ieie ie w —Mr. C. D. Taylor informs l ist iisef'd ' ' 'h br pleased to serve his old customers and make new ADVERTISING RATES. the Institute the last of July is one of our m inch 1 week $ .75 us that he has the best selec­ or in August, but thought it men. but we only wish to ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the people than heretofore, as my store is much larger and I will keep a much 1.75 ted stock of general merchan " 1 month I 3.00 dise that he hasever handled better to lniveit in May than live along with him. Mr. Rea iarger stock than usual: - will always keep in the lead with l°w 0 " 3 " not to get it at all. 5.00 " 6 " •lei, just think of the ex11 a \ - p?ice8j j wj]j vou extra 0 sugar 12 lbs. for $1, soda 20 lbs. $1, 7.00 and is better than ever pre»i ^ year —There was a large gather igance \\e, the tai uieis, keep tobacco 35 cts.ib. cofPfte4 l-4'.lbs.*f 1, syrup 50 cts. gal, 150 test •olumn 1 week 9.00 pared to please his custom" 1 month 13.50 p).s jn prjces See his new 'ad' ing of the Masonic fraternity up ior tiie merchant. He, oi Qjp 2." ets. gal. 1 also have in stock hoes, liorse collars, handsaws, 8 " 25.00 in the Masonic hall last Mon­ course, has more, and better files, horse rasps, hammers, buts and hinges, pocket kinves of all G " 37.50 in our next issue. to eat and to wear, and dp- kinds, sad irons.'iarmtrs friend plow-repairs, plows and a eoin1 year 50.00 j —\ve hear Mr. E. Spencer day night, and it was agreed on a whole he wastes hs plete line of shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. You to have a masonic celebra­ hitered at the Postofficeat j Blackburn's first, speech be­ tion at Blowing Rock in Au­ much as many of us poor far will find my line 01 dry goods complete in every .particular, plenty one. N. as second-class fore the <r-ourt very highly gust, in connection with the mors consume, How does he of boots and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notions, complimented. Mr. R. isone . make it? Asa general thing and jewelry, a \ ariety of ladies hats in"the latest styles trimed and il matter. of thc foWiere, provi ountv boys and we wish our c he does not farm, and it is untrimed, and'everythiug else usually found in a first elass store. ded it. will be agreeable with for liiin great success in the; . reasonable to suppose that I will not be undersold by auy one for CASH. LOCAL NEWS. chosen lor the committee on arrange1 want to thank my customers for their liberal»patronage and profession he has than a Court week. men t for the reunion. The he gets more How lie gets it hope by fair dealings to merit a continuance of the same. life. lodge appointed E. F. Lovill, somewhere, Lawyers! lawyers!! lawWanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs,"corn, wheat.rye,oats, —Many friends of the DEM­ I. W. Thomas and J. F. Har­ we are not able to say. If white beans etc. I will be in the market for all kindsjjof roots and !!! every-where. OCRAT called to see us this din as a commmittee to con you pay him corn, to be sure bs. Call aud see him before yon. buy and save money. Watch out for W. B. week, and some of them pleas­ fer with the committee of the you will heap it at 50 cents' Yours anxious toqilease. rd's 'ad' next week. ed us very much, by paying reunion. As soon as a con­ per bushel, when it costs us WILL W. IIOLSCLA W. -A very heavy wind and up their subscription. We ference can be had, further 75 cents to make it the best •ain storm visited us yester­ have enough on hand now mention will be made. It lias we can do. Then, Mr. Read­ J. M. DOUGHERTY. to make a faint jingle in our been suggested that there be er. please tell us something F. H. DOUGHERTY. day. an Alliance celebration held else to do, besides tilling the —A Good supply of fresh pockets. soil of the land of liberty. timothy seed at C. I). Tay­ —Judge Bynum's charge also at the reunion. You sir. suggest that we pay to the grand Jury Monday lor's. more attention to our farms morning of court was able, MARRIED. —Buy a Neason wagon of and stock raising. Very good 7he public is respectfully invited thorough and very practical. W. D. ( lark, of Blowing Rock, to examine our complete line of He was hard on the liquor Mr. D. F. Horton and Miss we will, but vet if wedomake more grain and vegetables, Dry Goods, such as: Worsteds and be happy. trafic, the wretches who se­ Sue A. Mast of Brushy Fork of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs —Mrs. G. N. Folk, of Cilly, duce and slander our women, and Gove Greek, were joined what will we do with it? Can if the very best quality, Fine is visiting relatives in Boone and crime generally. Our in the bonds of holy wedlock- we get more for it than in the dress goods, such as: Henretta past? No, we will let it go cloth, also fine silks, which will be this week. people are well pleased with April 3rd 1890. by, and at the cheap to build up other pro­ sold at the lowest price ever —Miss Laura Bingham pass­ the Judge. home of Rev. J J. L Sher­ fessions more honorable than bought at in Watauga Gounty. ed through town Monday on —Court is progressing well wood. farming. As totbelocaltrade The bride was quite lovel.v. er way to Amantha. this week, dispatching much we do not care so much for TIEADY M A1) E"CLOTH­ —Prof. Hendren, formerly business. Was largely at­ She wore a handsome white that, as we can not cash our New River Academy, will tended Monday and Tuesday. robe draped in snowy white farm products to the "X ING A SPECIALTY. en school on Beaver Dams The order has been good. lace. In the young bloom of roads merchant.' We can feed Less drinking than we ever life, rosy with health, bright, it to cattle and mules which the near future. wi t h h o pe a n d ha ppi n ess they will enable us to order our We have an immense stock o* Dry —We noticed several of our remember to have soen at an.y former court, though made a fine appearance. goods and save the long j Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confec­ untv ministers here during After theconjugnl knot was tioneries, And a nice line of Hats. urt Rev's. E. F. Jones. Da- our people are less addicted tied they returned to the sought for per cent. to drink than in many coun­ ps, Boots, Shoes, and an eHence I conclude we would (1 Greene. Newton Combs, brides father's where a tabh normous stock.of Hardware, con­ ties. do well to let the "X Roads'" d G. W. Osborn. sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, laden down with good things —Brother Scott, of the Top- awaited their return. After man alone, or at least until A- etc., & etc. —The editor of the DEMOCRAT ! lie divides a little of his prof­ is very sick, quite unable forUc , was in town this week. We the bountiful repast of sweet it. vvitk vis. LaxLmit he is a AH the aixvua will be soid cheap. business, so please-oxcuse all are always glad to see. him things were par(7vkeu oF then, clever fellow, yet he does, not We buy livestock, Horses, Mules, the short-comings of this f< >r he is one of those genial, as tlie. custom is, a serenade do right in everythingaswdl Cattle, and Sheep. Come-and .see us. We will do you right. week's paper. ,I bright, vivacious gentlemen, was next in order whieh re­ , ,. as ourselves. It is true that I who always carry sun-shine sulted m some very large guns —Miss Jennie Gales, who isi wjth thp|n He ig he,.e in the he will credit us in a friendly E. II. Dougherty Brother. ect. well remembered by our peo- jTitei*est of his paper, which way to keep us from making Night pas- il away and day pie as one of our teachers at is "his second self". Mr. 8. a sacrifice, but alas, poor sac Mast, N. G the State Normal, was mar­ and his pa her, have many dawned. Now the parting rifice! He can,t ask the mer­ -aine. Susie, who had al­ ried to Ca.pt. Ward, of Ral­ friends in our county. chant to sell cheap on a cred ways made home happy with eigh, some days since. it, and the consequences are —There is quite a. curiosity her smiles and songs had to -L. W. Estes and family Near Watauga Falls in this pa rt. They departed lea vi ng j that he pays 150 per cent, aves today for Idaho, county, that is vouched for the family in sorrow and went on an average 011 all his pur­ Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts. ay they have a safe and as the truth by one of our to Mr. J. W. Horton'stojoin chases, and at last has to All kiuds of dress goocis at correspondingly low figures. feasant journey, andaspee- best citizens,F.M Ore Esq. the infair festival which, of make a double sacrifice. So,; Lavvr sfrora G to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur return. J. Lee Hayes takes He says that near his house course, was a magnificent and ! in my opinion, it would be hats -fl.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, arge of Mr.-Estes' home. there stands a very large palatable dinner. From Mr. j better for both parties never plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &etc &etc. to make debt or credit. We -Mr. John H. Mast, of this pine tree, out of which ex­ Horton's they went to their may presume that the mer­ Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless unty, has a lamb that at udes the purest sugar ready future home on Brushy Fork chant. the doctor, the lawyer, variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. tours old weighed 11% lbs. for use. It seems that the a happy couple. KKS and the preacher all have 1R0CER1 Efi tfJROEFRTFB 1R0GFRIES3 The bride's parents have w ROGER IE*5? t 28 days old it weighed 32 tree is somewhat fractured ROGERII ROGER! E15? their prices, and the legisla­ s, and at 45 days old weigh by the wind, and that each now six daughters and one tors regulate the law and Drugs, pa tent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. d 43 lbs. This is surely a crevice caused by the wind is son married and have 27 liv-i perfectly full of sugar. Mr. j ing grand-children and one | get their price, and last and Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost. apid growth. Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac Greer says that if any one dead, and all are living peac- least of all, the farmer can't —Mr. Monroe Jones ofiZionget his price, yet he has it all tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ doubts this report to come ably and doing well. And al­ -ille asks us to correct a state­ to pay. Why is that? Sim­ ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of and see for themselves and so four single, 3 boys and 1 ment made through our colply because lie is so illiterate, j girl. Making in all eleven ACTORV IATERSON FACTORV >ATERSON imns last week to the affect be convinced. DA and so submissive. 1 ACTOR1 1 ATERSON ATERSON children and all are members ACTOR hat. he was married. He —How sad, how sad to see The farmer will stand 1111110 of the Baptist Church. All Yarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or says that he is sorry it is not a weeping mother and wife ticed at the market place foi bid farewell to son and lnis- things work together for awhile, and then say: "What cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for true. ban cfk 110 wing that the law j good to them that love God. will you give me for so and we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for salej at —FOR RENT. One good J. U. PhillipsS& Son, says he must be punnished 1 wish the newly married so." Why can't we farmers ; bottom prices'at store-building, two stories Sugar Grove N. G. for his crimes by serving out couple a long and happy life, price our produce and getj high with basement and con­ and I hope they may early venient outhouses, in one of a term in the State prison. what it is worth?. Mr. 'Read-! the best business localities in /Joys, such a scene has come learn to bear a nd forbear with er,' Hid you ever haul pro­ SEWING MACHINES the county. For farther par­ under your observation this one another. A Guest. duce to market? If so, I will ticulars address the owner, week, and now, in the name AND say no more about it. YYe J. P. C'ouncill, Vilas, N. C. Horton N G. of mercy, listen to the paren­ belong to the Alliance, and ORGANS —When you have legal bus­ tal pleadins to which you lis­ April, 7 th. j we mean all it says, and ininess of any, kind that needs ten almost daily, and shun To ihe Democrat : tend to be more iudustrious, This handsome 4 Drawer Sewprompt attention, be sure such a parting with one who In our quiet homes we feel more economical and better ing Machine with full set of at- ; and place it in the hands of has loved you, and on whose very independent, with old ~dui>aled in the future than taehments and those able attorney, Mor- strong arm she intended to Ben Harrison for our Presi­ in the past, and if we repent fiV6 yScLIS gUcHcUltBG 110111 hevv & Blackburn. See card lean when old age and weak­ dent and the Farmer's Alli­ in short coats and ashes it THE FAUTOKY this issue. ness should make her depend­ ance to back us. We have will not' go hard with the for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash. —We are requested to an­ ent on you for the comforts plenty to eat and some to most. Qf n8) ag wehave repen- G or 8 other 1st,class Machines nounce that the board of ex­ of life. spare, but what can get for ted in days that are past i aminers for this county will be it and who can get it from . forever goue. Y\ by should in session on Tuesday, the —There was a brief call of j A man described by Mr, Reawant to ]ive if ' we can , to live it inv house jn Kr.oxville. 20 years experience 111 this busisixth day of May, next, to the board of education on i der. How is it then for ba­ not com pete with others in neas. rite-at once for circulars and prices. Needles and .ear all applications for C011- Monday. It was agreed to con ? We get from 7 to 8 prosperity. ANALJANCE. parts for all Leading Machines hold a weeks Institute for ederate pensions. cents per lb, in goods, for our teachers in Boo^e, begin­ If you spit rip phlegm, aud an- O "I > —Sidney Boullinger is in ning Monday, May the 19th. which we pay 100 per cent. roubled with a hacking cough. 0. 1 • town this week exhibiting a if that time will suit the in­ For proof, say soda is worth use Dr. J. II. McLean'sTar Winej '-am.. perjb, while at whole L new steam-washer for which stitute. holder whom the "V SUBSCRIPTION RATES IP DOUGHERTY BROS. TOOK OUT," WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM I! S. ti ¥ F IRS - fffans for loss Gash than YNGEL, KNOXVILLE Tennessee. - • -> �The Watauga Democrat I). B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher, "Vance on the negro," Mrs. Partington read, and hold­ ing up her hands and rolling up her eyes, exclaimed: "I've been a seeing that for the last three or four weeks, and I must say, if old Zeb is on that negro yet, he must be pretty badly mashed by this time.—Spirit of the Age. THIS YEAR'S ELECTIONS. People are already talking polities. This will be a nota­ ble year in the political world of North Carolina, We have to elect: 1. A Chief Justice and an Associate Justice of the Su­ preme Court of the State. 2. Superior Court, judges of the first, second, fourth, fifth, seventh, eighth, tenth anil eleventh districts. 3. Solicitors in all the 12 judicial districts. 4. Nine members of the United States House of Repre­ sentatives. 5. Fifty State Senators. 6. One hundred and twen­ ty members of the North Car­ olina House of Representa­ tives. 7. All county officers. The Legislature to be elec­ ted will be charged with the important, duty of electing a United States Senator, as Senator Vance's term expires March the 4th, 1891.—State Chronicle. Old people suffer much from disorders of the urinary organs and are always gratificcr at the wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc­ Lean's Liver and kidney balm in banishing their troubles, $1 per bottle. Time to Call a Halt. Republican papers through out the country should pro­ test. against the various schemes for depleting the United States treasury. The Republican party will beheld by the people to a strict ac­ countability for the course pursued by the 51st Congress. It ought not to be said that the Republican party saved the Union in order to oppress the common peopleand plun­ der the treasury. Instead of making appropriations right off by millions upon millions, and next summer telling the people they could not repeal the internal revenue laws, the tax on sugar, or revise the tariff, because such action would create a deficiency, this Congress should at once, before they give a dollar to anything outside of custom­ ary and necessary demands, revise the tariff in the inter­ est of the farmers, repeal the tax on sugar, and repeal the internal rsvenue laws. This done, cut clothes accord ing to the cloth on hands. Thefarmers of the United States are getting restless, if not r.-ritable.They have stood neglectof their interests about as long as they can. They have nothing to lose in levolutlonizingthis country at the ballot box, and it looks as though they have resolved to do it.—North State, (Rep.) NOTICE. tax 2.63 cost 1.30 One tract listed by Hardin I will expose to public sale at the court house door, in the town j H & co , containing 400 a—Dealers in— of Boone, Watauga county. N. C. cres, tax .72 costs 1.30 on the 5th day of May, A D., 18 One tract listed by Luns5)0, it being the first,Monday in ford J E. containing 25 acres, said month, the following tracts tax 2.79. costs 1.30 Nice line of of land, lying and being in the Meet Camp. county and state aforesaid, and One tract listed by cowles c We keep for sale at lowest in thefollowing named townships. Levied on by me on the 27th day J, containing 445 acres, tax of March 185)0, to satisfy the tax 3.19, costs 1.30 Cash prices es of the following named per­ One tract listed by Horton sons for the years '87, '88 and Nathan & Ray,containing 50 '89, the same remaining due and acres, tax .72, costs 130 unpaid, towit: Bacon, Table salt, Consisting, in part, of Boots, One tract listed by Miller Lard, Pearline, Boone Township. Shoes, Soapine, One ti act containg 102 acres, j c, containing 85 acres, tax Flour, 6.23, costs 1.30 Dress Goods, ; Rice, Teas, listed by G. R. Councill, tax 10.One tract listed by wine- | Grits, 48, cost 1.30 Corn starch, Notions, Starch, One tract containing 195 acres barger Nahman containing Hominy, Hardware, listed by Cowles C J, tax 1.79, 256 acres, tax 397,cost 1.30 Sugar, Indigo, Tinware, costs 1.30. Shot. Coffee, Shawnehaw. Groceries, One tract containing 133 acres Powder, One tract listed by Ander­ Soaps, listed by Hagaman John's heirs, son sc, containing 97 acres, Lve, Caps. Coffees, tax 3.58, eosts 1.30 Candy, Crackers, Ca kes, Spice tax .36, cost 1:30 Sugars, One tract containing 210 acres One tract listed by Banner Pepper, Singer, cloves, listed by Hagaman James R, tax Tea, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, M R, Dr., containing 23acres, 1(5.48, costs 1.30 Rice, Mustard, BlackingOne town lot listed by Elliott J tax .18, cost 1.30 Black ing-bi ushes Cigars, One tract listed by cowles A, tax .72, costs 1.20 Axle-grease, Cigarettes, etc. One tract containing 150 acres c J, containing loOacres, tax Buckets, listed by Moore David, tax .82, 1.08, costs 1.30 Soda. costs 1.30 One tract listed by presnell & One tract containing 60 acres M A, containing60 acres, tax ~ Syrup, listed by Wagoner A L, tax 7.82, 2.97, cost 1.30 Drugs & Medicines Preserves, costs 1.30 One tract listed by Dough­ Corned Beef One tract containing 60 acres erty WD) ., contain ing30 acres N. 0. Mollases, listed by wagoner A L, tax for tax .20, costs 2.30 Tobacco, Cignretts, in good variety. Also take '88 7.16 costH 1,30 One tract listed by clawson Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, all kinds of Beaver Dam Township. james containing 25 acres, Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies, One tract containing 34 acres tax .10, cost 1.30 Bluing, Catsup, listed by curry J w,tax 2.2 5 cost Stony Fork. Wash tubs, Vinegar, 1.30 One tract listed by cowles Washboards, Oat Meal One tract containing 150 a c J, Joes heirs containing 75 Salmons, cres listed by Ray ,T c, known acres, tax .90, costs 1.30 for Brooms, -ANDClothespins. Sardines, as Tom Hodge's heirs land, '88. Baking-powder Peaches, tax .90, costs 1 30. One tract listed by winebar Cherries, Plums, Bald Mountain ger Hiram, tax 2.58, costs Apricots, Pears, One tract containing 95 a- 1.30 Blackberries, Corn, cres listed by Baker &co, tax One tract containing 30 aWe take in exchange for And country produce in ex1.36 costs 1.30 cres listed by watson Cager, One tract containing 100 a tax .47, costs, 1.30. goods, corn, chickens, eggs, chahge for goods. Gent's cres listed bv cowles e J, tax Watauga Township. butter etc. Give us a trial. furnishing goods, such as, 2.16, costs 1.30 dress shirts, (both laundried One tract listed by cook Jer One tract containing 30 a- ry containing 45 acres, tax Collars, S. F. LENOIR CO. and unlaundried.) cres listed by Elliage Alfred, .29 cost 1.30. Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ tax .44, costs 1.30 One tract listed by Ham w. One tract containing 95 n- H, containing 30 acres, tax INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS most any thing-needed in that line. cres listed by Mcouire John's 6.30, costs 1.30 IN THE heirs, tax 1.22, costs 1.30 One Haga­ U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ One tract containing.200 a man T tract listed by 350 aTION A, containing cres listed by Norris Aleie's cres, tax 18.59. costs 1.30 OF NEW YORK. heirs, tax 2.86 costs 1.30 One tract listed by King R. $5,000 for D ath by Accident or One tract containing 350 a T containing 200 acres, tax I .OPS of Limbs cres listed by worth David & 2.15, costs 1 30 $2,500 for LOSS of Limb or sight, co., tax6 45, costs 1.30 One tract listed by wagon­ ar for permanent Total Disabil­ Headv-Made Clothing from 8 Blue Ridge. er A L, containing 200 acres, ity. to 25 dollars per suit. We $650 for the LOSS of one Eye. One tract containing 840a. tax 3.58. costs 1.30 handle only first class goods, "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for cres listed bv cowles c J, tax One tract listed by oilly- Temporary Total Disability. and will guarantee prices as 6.02, costd 1.30 land pat, tax .93 costs 130 Costs about 15 dollars per low as any other merchant One tract containing 50 a- for '88 year, payable in one sum. or in who handles the same grade cres listed by Horton David, One tract listed by Taylor in installments ol two dollars. Membership fee 5 dollars, paya­ of goods. tax .30 costs 1.30 A w, containing 50 acres, tax ble only once. One tract containing 100a .23, costs 1.30 MEMBERSHIP, 52,541. cres listed by Anderson win., One tract listed by wagon­ Losses paid during 1880, 384,tax 6.31, costs 1.30 er A L, containing 200 acres, 868,00 dollars. One tract containing 25 a- tax 3.33, costs 1.30. Losses paid since '78,1,759,567. cres listed by Reed J w, tax Respectfully, 39. Insurnce in force, Jan. 1890, 3.20 costs 1.30 J. L. HA.YES, SHERIFF. 254,313,750, dollars. Assetts, December 31, 1889, 249,736,55. One tract containing 25 a- This March 28th. 1890. It will pay you to insure. Ac­ Goods at almost your own cres listed by Turnmire p w, cidents happen only when they tax .36, costs 1.30 I run in connection are not expeotec . If there is no price. One tract containing 150 a agent for this Association in your with my other business, a cres listed by Baird Ematown, write to the undersigned. DEALER IN line, tax 1.43, costs 1.30 We want an active agent in each One tract containing 70 acres listed byHamby w J, tax 1.17. costs 1.30 One tract coutaining 12 acres listed by Reed Joel, tax .36,cost 1.30 One tract containing 200 a cres listed by RobbinsTS, tax for '87 2.02, costs 1.30 Blowing Rock. One tract listed by clark s. M containing 250 acres, tax 7.50, costs 1.30 Cove Creek. One tract containing 18 acres listed by Thomas & Greer james' heirs, tax .44, costs 1.30 One tract containing 73 acres listed by williams josaphine, tax 2.51, costs 1.30 Elk Township. One tract listed by cowles In cases of fever and ague, the cj, containing 1,947 acres, blood is as effectually, though not tax 13.95, costs 1.30 so dangerously poisoned by the One tract listed by cowles effuvium of the atmosphere as it & calloway containing 100 a could by the deadliest poison. cres, tax .72, costs 1.30 I)r. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe One tract listed by cowles ver Cure will eradicate this poi­ son from the system. 50 cents a & Horton containing 300 acres, tax 3.58. costs 1.30 bottle. One tract listed by Gilbert Imperfect digestion and assim­ william containing 50 acres, ilation produce disordered condi­ tax .36, costs 1.30 tions oi the system which grow One tract listed by Minton and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Enoch containing l00 acres, Cordial and Blood Purifier, by ' fax 3.58, costs 1.30 Laurel Creek. its tonic properties, cures indiges j One tract listed by Far­ tion and gives lone to the stoic ache. per bottle. thing J M containing 10acres S F. LENOIR & GO., W, L.BRYAN, Still On Hand With a FAMILY GROCERIES. General Merchandise, ROOTS HERBS, JUST IN For Cash, You Can Have J, B. HOPKINS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE GAP CREEK, N. C. DRY GOODS, town in N. C., and will give liber­ al terms. Correspondence solic­ ited. FIELD & ROYSTEII, State Agents for North Carolina, OXFORD, N. C. BOONE ACADEMY, Hotel and Feed STABLE GROCERIES, W. M. FRANCUM, PRINCIPAL. which we think is equal to any in the county, and we BOOTS & SHOES I will open a four months guarantee our prices as lowschool at the academy in &C., &C. Boone on the 24th, of March. as any in the The 1st. two months the free school will be taught, then it Remarkably Low Prices! a subscription school of two months. TERMS. $1 to $2, per month. Goods First Class. A limited number ofstudents who wish to study the higher Also furnish transportation to branches will be admitted at panties wanting the same with a JEWELER. the first of the term. safe driver and with as good a Watches repaired and all March 13th. 4t, turnout as can be found in the kinds of work in this line exe. county. For the next cuted promptly. For Cash or Produce COUNTY. J.F. MORPHEW, G. G. EAVES. 60 DAYS Morphew & Eaves, E. J. McMilliowand Son of thf Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu factures of all kinds of woole goods, which they will send your door in exchanee for wool They also keeD a fullline'of their goods on hand at Southerlands Ashe Co., N. C. They pay t hi highest price for wool. FEED! FEED!! o We wish to announce the drovers in Western N. ( that we are now prepared feed your stock at our st bles, or sell you feed as lo as can tie bought elswhere. Give us a call. Resp. MCNEILY BRC MOORSVILL, N. C. t f. Washington, D. C. ,<t Rock Bottom At Li !} J. C. JONES, Zionville, N. ^ Keeps constantly on hand will sell at bottom prices for c( or country produce, Boots, SI^ j Hats, Caps. A special lint LADIES HATS. Hardware, Groceries. READY MADE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. No shoddy goods. In short, a full line of every thing kept in a first-class country store can be found here. Give him a call. ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK —AND— KNOCKED OUT! J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, N. C., is just receiving a large stock GENERAL MERCHANDISE which will be sold for Cash c country produce at prico never before heard of. Gi him a call. apr 20 ly. • A COMPLETE NEWlSP | PER! 'The Tride of the North Cart na Press." Do you want to aid in build'" ~ up a paper that shall reflect greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it may be >een ? Then patronize The Wilmington Messenger, A LA HUB EIUHT-IMliE IWI'KK Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best- has the largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Campaign Rartes: The "Daily Messenger," b mail, 4 months on trial, f< $2.00 The weekly "Transcript Me senger," (the largest ai best paper in the State) months on trial for $1.00 lf4 Cash in advance. Bo;0papers are large Eight-Pa " sheets. Send Postal Ca with the address of five pei sons and receive sample cop' ies of THE MESSENGER. Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. SFREE. .OUR NF,V . mn.i Koii«i I 44old WatchL ' Worth $100.00. Melt $S5 $1 OO.OO. Brit Jwatch in the world. Perfect timekeeper. Warranted heivy. hunting cam. (Both ladlei' and gent • lizei, with work! end eaiei of Fequal valui. ONE PIMOS ir reach locality can lecare one rfree, together with our valuable lineof Household tplea. Theie lamplei, ai well the watch, ar# free. All the work you need do ii to ihow what we lend yon to those who call—your friend* and neighbors and thoie about yon—that alwayi results in valuable trade for ui, which holdi foryeari when once started, and thus we are repaid. We pay all exprees, freight, etc. After TOO know all, If rou would like to go to work for ui. you can earn from SVO to per week and upward*. Address, Stliuon <fc Co.. Hoc Portland, ".SOLID GOLD RAN™ HIS. Mnino. FREE _ One »f tlie I S BEST Tel I S eaeopen I n L .m, the world. Onr facilities ara are unequaled, and to introduce our superior goods we will isndrixx to s rxxsox in each locality, as above. Only those who writ* to u* at one* can make sure *f __ the chance. All yon have todo in return i* to show onr goods to those who call—TOUT neighbors and those around yon The be* ginning of this advertisement •hows the small end of the tela•cope. The following eat givee the appeerance of it redneedjo ON B about the fiftieth pert ofitebulk. It ie e grand, double eitetele •eope.es largess is easy to carry. We will also show you howro' nan make from S3 io$IOa day at least, from the atart.witb , ont experience. Better write at once Wepay all express charge Addreee, H. HALLETT A CO.. ltox HHO, POXTLAXD, Mat** ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, And We will make special prices, for cash, on all goods. Returning our thanks for past patronage MARION, NORTH CAROLINA | we will, as heretofore, still con­ Office on Main Street over Drng Co's tinue to furnish you good go jds Store. July 18 89. 1 y. NfW HOMf HW1N0 MACHlNf O? and at as low prices as can be 28 UNION SQUARE, J. C. FLETCHER Truly yours, --Atty, at Law-ST.IOUIS MO. n.irHLI.Ugn OALl.AS.TEX. ound. SUGAR GROVE, X. C REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Will practice in Watauga ami ad­ joining Counties. Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek Ashe county, N. C W.L. Bryan. J Caveat?, ami jjTraJo-Xarkx obtained. and all Pat' cut T»u*UuhB» conducted for MODERATE FEES. 0'J=« OFFICE IS OI>PO3IT; U. S. and \vc can secure patent in less PAT:: NT OFF-CE time tnau tuofe remote from Washington. pho'o., with (IcrripSend model, drawing or tiou. We advise, if patentable or not. tree of charge. Out fee not due till patent i? s«-cured. A PA M P H L E T , ''HOW to Obtain I'atciil#,'' uiffc rnPc* of actual clients in your town, oont free. Address, btuie, county, or C. A.SNOW & CO OPP. Office, W O. C. PATENT ASHINGTON. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 40 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0410_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 10, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-04-10 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ae8fda65b9636f8a58708cdb6a7e103a.pdf 655783dd91a530eeb2789334fed89f20 PDF Text Text ] VOL 1 BOONE, WATi GA COUNTY, N. C , I H U B S D A Y , MJ Z > I 1800. NO. 42. i J WASHINGTON LETTER. | favor of settling all disputes . SAMUEL J. RANDALL. had been formally adopted AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER. Miss Wiunie Davis. between the republics of Aby thepartycaucus. No man | )m our Regular Correspondent. merica by arbitration. Mr. Randall's public ser­ in the country except Mr. Thank God, some of us Miss Winnie Davis, daugh­ Senator Dolph's smelling vice is so recent that it is un­ Randall could have done that have an old fashioned moth­ ter of the late Hon. Jefferson L. >r the Democrat: IPhe rumor about crooked- committee, "which has for necessary to particularize without, forfeiting his stand­ er! Not a woman of the pe­ Davis, is engaged to be mar­ P is in connection with the weeks been trying to find them. He was a man of vast ing in the party* and, in fact, riod, enameled and painted, ried to Mr. Alfred Wilkinson, ^ urding of the contract for the leaks through which news industry, and inflexible pur­ it was inevitable that Mr. with all her society manners of Syracuse, N. Y. The fact dresses, that Mr. Wilkinson is a grand ng seals in the Alaskan of executive sessions of the pose, and he had in a very Randall's prestige should be and fashionable Senate reached the public, marked degree the qualities impaired by the growing whose white jeweled hands son of the Rev. Samuel May, ers have all been revived -A newspaper publication, has by the decisive vote of of leadership. He was a born prominence of the revenue never felt the clasp of baby a contemporary and co-la­ _ rging Secretary Windom 35 to 23 been snubbed by commander, and men obey­ question. In defending the fingers; but a dear, old fash­ borer with William Lloyd the Senate for its trouble. ed him naturally. rights of the States against ioned,' sweet-Voiced mother, Garrison, Windell Philips and yer at least one other inemHis long serv i ce i n the a p- Federa' encroachment and in with eyes in whose clear- other great abolitionists, The vote was taken on the >f the cabinet with hav~ taken enormous bribes resolution reported by the propriation committee gave defending the Treasury a- depth the love-light shone, again tends to show that an­ °m the parties that secured committee to bring the news­ him an immense fund of ex<- gainst the men who sought and brown hair, just thread­ te bellnm opinions and prej­ le contract. The thing has men who refused to tell from act information about the to loot it, Mr. Randall repre­ ed with silver, lying smooth udices, as well as the shad.ad a snaky opperance from what sources they received public service, and brought sented all that was highest upon her faded cheek. Those dows of war are passing athe first, and the indications their information before the up by a democratic father and best in the democratic- dear hands;-worn with toil, way as the years roll by. The are now, that some-body is bar of the Senate. This and trained in business meth party, and was the foremost, gently guided our tottering- North and South are today ods as he was, he was the de- man of that party in Con­ steps in childhood,and made linked together with thesame going .to get into trouble be­ probably ends the matter. The two republicans from ter mined foe of extravagance, gress. On the revenue ques­ our pillow smooth in sick­ ties of liberty and we are to­ fore it is done with. Mr. Windom's business associates du Montana who have been by a nd again and aga in he stood tion he represented only a ness, ever reaching out to us day one great nation having ring the two or three years the grace of the republican between the public Treasury small portion, of his party. in yearning and tenderness. common interests. Miss Win­ Blessed is the memory of nie Davis has always been he spent, in New York City be majority in the Senate seated and t he men who were trying —National Democrat. in the chairs to which two to get into it. Tin old fashioned mother. It her father's favorite child, fore becoming Secretary of Mr. Randall rendered an in­ What Cleveland Did Say. floats to us now like a beau­ and resembles him indisposi­ the Treasury, were not such good democrats were legally elected, have drawn lots for valuable service, first to the tiful perfume from some wood tion and intellectual quali­ as to inspire confidence. South, and second to the Instead of the language blossom. The music of oth­ ties. She is a beautiful young The republican caucus com­ the choice of term, and San­ mittee, which has been strug- ders drew the short term er.d whole country , by leading the which Mr. Cleveland was re­ er voices maybe lost, but the lady, rich in mental and phys ing March t.he3rd, 1893,and filibuster against the force ported by the World's repor­ enchanting memory of hers ical charms. She is of medi­ (ling for some days to hatch Power the long term ending bill fifteen years ago. Only ter to have used concerning wjll echo in our ears forever. um height, her figure being j.'t a silver bill upon which a. man ol great physical en­ Mr. Dana, this is what he Other faces may fade away slight and graceful, but well Tir party could get togeth- March the 3rd, 1895. Senator Ingalls has gone durance, wonderful! strength said. and be forgotten, but hers formed. Her face is oval and t is in a seemingly hopeless home to see whether he can of pui-pose and the genius for "The World's rcpoi ter call­ will shine on. When in the complexion olive, while her °'' id lock, and unless oneside °1 the other gives in. no bill patch up some sort of a truce commanding obedience could ed his attention to the Sun's fitful pauses of bitter life, our dark eyes are a source of The article, and this is what Mr. feet wander back to the old warmest admiration. The 1,11 ever be prepared by this with the farmer's alliance of have made that fight. next occasion on which a. Cleveland said, and all he homestead, and crossing the story of the courtship is most Kansas tha t wil 1 save his Senn mittee. great political fight took the said in answer: atoriul scalp. well-worn threshold, stand romantic Miss Davis, asso­ coeuator Blackburn announ "I have not seen the artic­ once more in the room so hal­ ciating with Syracuse folks, On last Thursday, the day form of a filibuster found Mr. cc on Friday, when an atv' pt was made to call up of the funeral of the late Sam­ Randall himself in the chair, le you refer to, and it appears lowed by her presence, how was introduced to Mr. Wil­ c* \Y of Id's Fair bill, that uel J. Randall, the House ad­ and he crushed the obstruc­ nowhere else but in the Sun, the feeling of childish inno­ kinson at a reception given lie measure would not go journed as a. mark of respect tive tactics of his own party there ir not (lie- least chance cence and dependence comes in her honor. Miss Davis was through without opposition, to the dead statesman's mem friends as relentlessly as he of my seeing it. Of course the over us, and we kneel down received by several circles of had fought against a great 'entire thing is a lie, without in the molten sun-shine strea that city very coolly, and Mr. Hid since then cold shivers ory. the pretext to excuse it. I ming through the open win­ Wilkinson resented the cool­ The republicans of the majority in 1875. have been chasing each oth­ In the sketches of Mr. Ran­ judge from what you say. dow, just where,longago, we ness shown her and gallantly er up and down the backs of House committee on Judicia­ ry do not propose being out­ dall that have been publish­ that the venerable editor of knelt by our mother's knee, defended her cause. In this Chicago's friends. r* Gen. U. S. Grant will have done in hypocrisy by the ed since his death, great the Sun supposes tha t he has lisping "Our Father!" How way, a friendship was inau­ two monuments in this city members of theirparty in the stress has been laid on the at last Lit upon a subject many times, when the tempt­ gurated between them, which f the present idea prevails in Senate, therefore they have fact that he was always and which can be used to annoy er lured us on, has the memo­ has now bloomed into love. Congress. A favorable report agreed to make a favorable intensely a democrat. This me. In <this he is mistaken. ry of those sacred hours, the They afterwards met in Eu­ as been made to the Senate report on the alleged anti­ is true of Mr. Randall's loy­ He must.be his own judge of mother's words, her faith and rope and was betrothed when •r an equestrian statue, and trust bill recently passed by alty to the great underlying social decencies and proprie­ prayer, saved us from plung­ they returned. Mr. Wilkin­ principles of the democratic ties. I am not sure that he ing into the deep abyss of sin! son is a bright young lawyer, e G. A. K. have hills peud- the Senate. There is already one bill on party, government by the should at this time of life, Years have fill d great drifts about 28 years of age, mo­ ]<'• to allow them to erect a M tue of him in the statua- the calendar of the Senate people and simplicity and e- and in his apparently pecu­ between her and us, but they ving in the best society and y hall in the Capitol build­ providing for a Constitution­ conomy in the forms of gov­ liar mental ondition be mo­ have not hidden from our ranking very highly in theesal amendment for the elec­ ernment, although his concep lested in his amusement".— sight, the glory of her pure, timation of his friends. His er • unselfi s h n a m e.— Western law partner is Mr. Aloert chhe absurdities of the fe- tion of Senators by a direct tions of the proper exercises Observer. vote of the people, and Sena­ of the Federal taxing power Hay.—Messenger. Christian Advocate. ilican tariff bill become It is said that Gen's Meade, tor Ragan has just introduc­ were somewhat influenced by Halleck, Burnside and Sheri­ ry more apparent. The C( In cases of fever and ague, the ' afry asks of Congress a ed another one withthesame his Philadelphia surround­ dan, ol the Federal army, all When you are constipated with blood is as effectually, though not ings, and his Congressional loss apdetite. headache, take one *" serial reduction of the rev end in view. died at 57 years of age. ot Dr. J. H. McLean's little liver so dangerously poisoned by the Petitions are pouring into district could probably have '^ae of the government, and and kidney pillets. They are effuvium of the atmosphere as it is monstrosity, which Mr. Washington against the pas been carried by the republi­ Several years ago, during pleasant to take and will cure could by the deadliest poison. Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe rlisle has shown will in­ sage-by Congress of theBut- cans at almost any election a former republican adminis­ you. 25 cents a vial. ver Cure will eradicate this poi­ had they deemed it worth tration, three Illinois women case the revenue about $4.- terworth option bill. son from the system. 50 cents a A Battle in Kentucky. Saturday, in the House, while. 7?nt if the mere mat­ were appointed to clerkships bottle. )(),()()() per annum, is tenwas devoted to eulogies of the ter of loyalty to the demo­ in the office of the Collector 'red them by the republi­ Louisville, Ky , April 18th. Confederate Reunion. cratic organization be referr­ of Internal Revenue. They cs of the House. There is late S. S. ("Sun Set") Cox. ed to, the statement, does ei­ were retained in office by the —Adjutant General Hill has kly one good thing about The regular river and har­ received a telegram from Pine Atlanta,Ga., April 21.—By i.ni8 bill, and that is, it will bor appropriation bill has ther more than justice or chivalrous instincts of the less than justice to Mr. Ran­ democrats during Mr. Cleve­ ville, saying that a fight, had order of Gov. John B. Gor­ furnish a lot of tip-top dem­ been reported to the House. dall. Thick and thin party land's administration, and occurred on the sixteenth, at don, general commander of ocratic campaign material Washington, April 22. loyalty is not so rare that a have become experts in their Black Mountain, between the the United Confederate Vet­ for the coming Congressional man needs especial commen­ duties, and are of great val­ State militia and mountain erans, there will be held in There is still not much dan fight. Speaker Reed's gag laws ger of the negroes flocking dation for possessing it, and ue to the office. But recent­ outlaws, and five of the sol­ Chattanooga, Term., a genet* are to be extended to the Sen headlong into the democrat­ Mr. Randall was entirely ca­ ly Mr. Harrison gave orders diers were wounded. It is al reunion of all ex-Confeder­ ate, it is said, to enable the ic party, and one reason is pable of placing his own con­ for their dismissal, in order thought some of the moun­ ates on July the 4th and 5th majority to rush things the they have not been urgently victions of duty before the to give their places to three taineers were shot; but it is next. The local committee rest of this session as fast as asked to do so; but that wishes, or even the formal political heelers. This or­ not known how many. The appointed for the purpose of Confederate they mind to, no matter how they are beginning to see declaration of his party. The der was received with indig­ militia isfrom Lexington and locating the but little electoral count bill was in­ nation by friends of the wo­ Harrodsburg, and were sent lines and commands on the much the minority may wish that there is good oo come to them from tensely unpopular in the dem men and persons who have to guard the court in Harlan battle field of Chiekamauga take time enough to intelsoldiers •pntly discuss measures be- their remaining with the re­ ocratic party and it would the efficiency of the office at courthouse during the trial in vi te all Confederatethe bat­ not have passed the House heart, and the members of of theoutlawsengaged in the who participated in publican party is now very e passing them. tle to co-operate with them vendet ta. on the 13th of May, next, and fhe Pan-Arneriean Con- evident. It is, we think, coin­ had not Speaker Randall the A oman's Club went to Tu r ner-Ho wa rd t j fcs is a thing of the past, ing to pass that the negroes repressed filibustering with a Washington and asked the The place of the fight is re­ succeeding days in the pro­ iits members have gone will constitute a party to force that Mi-. Blaine, two President to reinstate them. mote from a telegraph sta­ posed month.—Messenger. ?a jauut in the Southern themselves, which will use years before refused to exer­ Not only did he refuse, but tion. End of the Montana Contest. 1 ates before returning home, their, power in connection cise against Mr. Randall and he heard thein in silence, inti Washington April 16.—The the recommendations of with other parties as they his followers. In the case of mating that he was bored, A good character is the Senate to-day summarily dis te Congress are adopted by may think best. Their lead­ the Morrison tariff bill Mr. and dismissed them with im­ best tomb-stone. Those who posed of the Chinese enumer­ e governments represented ers are becoming sufficiently Randall led 40 demncrats o- polite brusqeness. The C'hica love you, and were helped by ation bill by laying it on the enlightened to advise such a ver the republican camp and ere is little doubt that the course.—New Berne Journal. defeated a measure which go Herald says: "The Presi­ you, will remember you when table, and also of the Mon­ ngress will mark an era in dent may thank his stars if forget-me-nots are withered. tana election case by seating .merican history. Not the If you spit up phlegm, and are was approved by three- the whole State of Illinois Curve your name on hearts, the republican claimants, troubled with a hacking cough, oast in importance of its rec- vise Dr. J. H. McLea n's Tar Wine fourths of the democratic does not go democratic next and not on marble.—[Spur- Messrs. Sanders and Powers, members of the House, and fall.—National Democrat. mrnendations was that in Lung Balm. geon. by a party vote of 32 to 26. i �\ F. LENOIR k GO, TAKE THE To our friends in Boone we ding. It is grand in its pro- found themselves injured but Q wish to say something in portions_atately in its sirn- only benefitted by its obser—Dealers in— kindness and to the point, plicity, and is artistically dec vance. Reader, have you evD. B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Hirers, Publisher. Summeris coining, do .you orated and richly and abun- er found anything in it to GOING profit by it, or willj dontly furnished. It is rich j "pervert men,sminds or lead V ~ ~ — ^ A D EMOCRATIC family newspa­ wish to 1" per devoted to the interests of you still slide on in the same in cabinets, and screens, and them astra., . AT County, State and Nation. Pub­ old groove? Many of you can vases, and clocks, and paintAs to the Episcopalians - — 7 Emigrants going to any.of the lished every Thursday at Boone, take boarders. Clean upyout ings, and a great variety of breaking eggs on Easter in "I\re keep for sqle at lowest Western States or Territories Watauga County, N.C. premises, repair your fences, bric-a-brac much of it presen- j commemoration of Christ's will save time and money- going via. Chicago and Alton route. Cash prices Thuisday, May, 1st, 1890. and use some paint where it ted by foreign governments, resurection—as we were told It is the quickest route to iu needed. Turn your hogs and some selected by almost last week—they must answer The democratic Speaker, of and stock of all kinds off of every presidential family.', for themselves. This much (KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Table salt, PUEBLO, the Ohio Legislature1,, has a- the streets; thoroughly clean The last year of President we can say, that all of them Bacon, Pearline, dopted Speaker Reed's meth­ out your springs and wells, Cleveland's term, $16,000; with whom we are acquaint- Lard, And all points in Idaho, Wash­ Soapine, ington, Oregon, Utah od of counting a quorum. and in short renovate the were appropriated for repair, ed, are intelligent, educated Flour, Teas, Rice, and California. The republcaDS kick and com town. Those who are able, and refurnishing, and the people, and far above so sil­ Grits, Corn starch, Finest, and Best .Equipped plain, but "whatis sauce for get you a team and convey­ first year of Harrison's, the ly an act. "They may belike Hominy, Starch, r Road in the IVest. Indigo, the goose is sauce for thegan ance, so that visitors who appropriation for the same the rest of us, "day-worship­ Sugar, Only line running Solid VestiShot. dep." corne among us can procure purpose amounted to $25,- ers,'' love the day for what it Coffee, buled trains between St. Louis Soaps, Powder, transportation without un­ 000. Forty-one thousand is typical of. Let's have more Lye. and Kansas City. Caps. Reports say that the AVilkes- necessary trouble. Make ev­ dollars added to the already of the weightier matters, Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ boro R. R. will be completed ery effort possible to accom magnificently furnished buil­ faith, judgment and mercy, Ca ndy, Crackers, Ca kes, Spice ist Sleepers free of extra charge. Pepper, inger, cloves, I will meet parties at any rail­ by the first of next Septem­ modate our visitors, within ding, in the last two years, and leave these harmless cus­ Cinnamon, Nutmegs., road station with through tickets ber. It is further stated that reason, for they propose to should satisfy the aesthetic toms alone, that never have and baggage checks. Mustard, Blacking For full information, maps and the R. & D. Rail Road Co. pay you for it, and then they taste of the residents of the and never will injure a huBlacking-hi ushes descriptive pamphlets of the Axle-grease, proposes to extend the road will come again next sum­ White House, at least to a mau being. X. West write to qr call on < Buckets, to Lenoir if the proper induce mer to our quiet little town degree, but no! objections are Boone, N. C. April 29, 1890. B. A. N EWLAND, Soda. ments are held out. found everywhere. Traveling Passenger Agt.. to procure board. & You will have no use for spec­ 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C All towns are just, whatthe It is to be hoped that be­ tacles if you use Dr. J. 11. Mc­ Syrup, J. CHARLTON, G. P. A., Preserves, The republican Senate has inhabitants make t h e in. fore long they will besnuggly Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, Chicago, ill. Corned Beef seated the Montana Sena­ Then ask yourselves can ensconced in their Indianap­ it removes the film and skum which acumulates on theeyeballs N. 0. Mo! la sen, tors who were not elected by Boone be improved? Many olis home where they can live subdues inflamation, cools and Tobacco, Cigaretts, A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ proper authority oy theMon things can be done in our in private magnificence. The soothes the irritated nerves, strn Sm < > k i ng To ba cco, Ciga rs, PER! tana legislature. They were town, without great cost, people of the United States gtliens weak and failing strength. C11eroots, Pipes, Snnff, Jellies, 'The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press.";• "• > declared entitled to their that will greatly improve it. may well be proud of their 25 cenfs a box. Catsup, Bluing, Vinega r, Washtubs, Do you want to aid in buildingseats in the II. Senate sim­ So let us all with one com­ Executive Mansion as it now NOTICE. up a paper that shall reflect the Washboards, Oat Meal ply because they were repub­ mon consent make one ear­ stands, without enquiring greatest credit on North Caroli­ By virtue of a mortgage Brooms, Salmons, licans. The republican Sen­ nest effort to improve our how it was forty years ago. deed executed to me on the Clot hpspins. na, no matter where it may be Sardines, Boone, April 29, 1890. ators did not want democrat streets, buildings, etc. seen ? Then patronize 31st day of Jan., 1885, by- Bnkingpowdei Peaches, in members, who were legally Plums, James C. Miller and wife Mar Cherries, The Wilmington Messenger, Frequently accidents occur in tha Miller, to secure a note Apricots, Pears, A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER elected, and was sharp en­ THE B. E. & N. C. R. It. the household which cause burns executed to me hearing even Blackberries, Corn, ough to know that it was ea­ Do you want a reliable paper cuts, sprains and bruises , for use date with said mortgage for sier to seat Senators now, Our neighbor, theTennesee in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's $130, on which there is a. ba' fei^We take in exchange for giving you ajl the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper than it will be to elect them Tomahawk, is urging the peo Volca nic Oil Liniment has for ma ance due of about $47. 1 will goods, corn, chickens, eggs, that equals the beat- has the nv years been the constant favor on Monday,the 2day ot June hereafter. largest circulation, and has for pie of Johson county to vote ite family remedy Give us a trial. twenty-one years been i part '90 it being the first Monday butter etc. the subscription of $50,000 and factorin tliegrowth and devin the month, proceed to sell It now looks like we are to stock in the Bristol, ElizaS. F. LENOIR <fc CO. velopment of the Old North at.the court house door in EASTER State? Then subscrbe for have lively times in politics. bethton & North Carolina II. Boone, the tract of land de THE WILMIKUT0N MESSENGER scribed in said mortgage and Councill, Bower, (G. W. of R. The election comes off on For tne Democrat: lying on the rich mountain ' Campaign* Rartes: Ashe,) Morphew and New- the third of May. We have carefully read the proposition The word Easter is derived near the low gap, and adjoin The "Daily Messenger." by land, are all candidates for from the old Saxon oaten ing the lands of W. A. & L.C. mail, 4 months on trial, for Solcitor in this district. The made by the president, W. D. Miller, James Church andoth $2 00 Haynes, to the county which and signifies rising. While it ers, and being the land the strongest man is our choice, is not an established fact, The weekly "Transcript Mes­ and hope he may be nomina­ we think is fair and honora­ said Miller purchased from senger," (the r largest and neither has it been claimed Johiel Eggu.ru, and more full m ted and elected, but like the ble. The people of Johnson :oore, best paper in the State) 9 as such, that Christ rase y described in said mortgage most of people, we are par­ county cannot afford to vote BLOWING ROCK, N . C months on trial for $1.00 from the dead on that day, which is registered in book a Cash in advance. Both tial to our own, and must down audi a proposition, for We have, and will keep on yet, in all christian lands, it pages 458—59 and 60 in tlte papers are large Eight-Page say that our talented young- the road, when completed, is typical of the resurection the office of the Register of hand all kinds of goods that sheets. Send Postal. Card attorney, W. B. Councill, is will enhance the value of the of our Savior. It is an old deeds of Watauga county. our customers need, and will with the address of five per­ Terras of sale cash in hand. as good a selection as can be county more than the tax sons and receive sample cop­ requires each year. The de­ time-honored custom, hoary April 30 1890 Hosea Wine- NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ies of THE MESSENGER. made, and will prove more with age to observe this day, barger, mortgagee. than a match for any one velopment of the inexhausti­ Any regular business mer­ Oct. 1 st, 1888. tf. and it is too antiquated for that the republicans may ble iron mines in the county, chant in the county. Our the short, puny arm of one nominate. But let us have the increase of population goods are all fresh and new individual to blot it out at the right man and then elect and wealth within a fewand are as good as can be this late hour. Reader, isen't —AND— years which is certain to fol­ him. -0bought. Give us a call, get it a beautiful idea to have KNOCKED OUT! low the completion of the II. prices and buy .your sugar, It is fully understood that R., will soon double the as­ one day out-of three hundred coffee, flour; WE ARE NOW .J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, Col. Cowles' seat in Congress sessment of taxable proper­ and sixty-five standing in sil­ N. C., bacon,lard, will be sought for by Major ty in the county. It is none houette against the rest, to syrups, molasses, is just receiving a Targe stock Graham, and Hon W. H. Bow of our business perhaps, but observe in memory of the glo soda, starch, GENERAL MERCHANDISE er. As to the strength of Maj. we feel an interest in the good rious resurection ? On that FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF canvassed hams, which will be sold for Cash or Graham we know but little, old county of Johnson and day we plant flowers on the confections etc., country produce at prices graves of our loved and lost, but suppose he will have a hope the people will vote for never before heard of. Give strong following in the south the proposition, for it will and the ear of Faith can Spring and SummerGoo d s, hi in a call, apr 2'1 ly. era part of the Zhst. Bower most assuredly be a step in catch the word resurgamech­ and Cowles are strong men the right direction. Our wish oing from these windowless aud cordially invite the pub­ Than they can be bought in ,^-A'Svolvprs, with floe, all over the district, and will is to see rail roads penetra­ houses. The flowers lic generally to examine the the county. ESPECIALLY do fee.3, J which glad, joylul Eas­ 'Vv ';=t f ' be formidable antagonists. ting all our mountain coun­ th tor /Vic* Lint. CnnWorks.P'fi ' ter beautifies the world at same before buying. We we invite the ladies to gi veus Breech loading double shotgun The people are still mas­ ties, believing as we do, that have a splendid line of Dress a call and examine our full $8 to $50, single breech loaders ters in this district, and can our mountain country is the this season, whisper it Till goods such as line of Spring and Summer $4 to $1 2. breech loadingrifles $3 be relied upon to select the grandest and best section on the earth is filled with glad­ Dresss goods. to $15, nouble ba rrel Muzzle load Worsteds, right man. The have never earth, if we had rail roads ness and rejoicing. The zephNotions, notions, to please ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ Cashmei es, peat ing Rifles, l (5 shooter, $10 to made many mistakes, and and other improvements that ers bear it on airy pinions, the most fastidious of our fair $30; Revolvers $1 to $20. send 3 Ginghams, that the tomb could not hold we have all confidence to be­ would follow. friends during the summer. ets. for Ma moth illustrated cata­ the King of kings, and that Lawns, lieve that the right man will logue NO. 40. >ddl ess GIIEAT WEST Muslins etc. etc. You shall be pleased in qual­ ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa. be nominated and elected G ROUP suffocation, night coughs those who are now sleeping, ity and prices. and all the common affections oi he will cause to come forth in without trouble. LADIE S HATSthethroataud lungs quickly re­ the newness and freshness of Th NICEST L,INE EVER SHOWN lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar life immortal. Is there any at Blowing Rock, both trim­ The democrats have been wine lung balm. MOORE BUILDING, thing in keeping with this med and untrimmed. Shoes, successful in thelateelections day calculated to injure the Hosiery, Notions, Staple and OTI Main Street, and areever all over the country. Out of Fov the Democrat: earnest 'seekers after truth? foncy Groceries, Hardware ready to give our customers thirteen cities iu New York, In reply to Mr. J. S. W's eleven of them went demo­ article in the last issue of the Would it injure the mind or & etc. In sho.it our stock is prompt attention. Orders cratic. In Iowa five cities DEMOCRAT, where he took up heart of a littlechildto teach by mail promptly Allied. Do out of seven went democrat­ a correspondent, for what he it to observe one day in the not tail to give us a trial, ic, and in Michigan demo­ called a 'fling' at the Execu­ year in comemoration of that And being only- 22 miles and n e are sureofyour trade CH T C P °° 28 UNION SQUARE.NY cratic gains were made. He­ tive Mansion, but what I resurection, the thought of M. «,/xTLftNTA.G ^^ from depot, and having tele­ thereafter. ST.LOUIS.M6 P-.I.-UE--CTR%STFL OALLAS.TEX. lena, Mont., Kansas City, call a fact, I will say: That I which, dries more tears, alle­ graph communications here With many thanks for past, Mo., and Bismark. N. D., all never visited the White House viates more heart aches, and patronage, and an earnest Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek Ashe county, N. C. went democratic. Many of forty years ago, that being dispels more gloom than any- with the markets, we CAN appeal for a continuation of i OUR S»!i<l L N F, W and WILL meet any prices the same in the future, we rethe townships in Indiana, and before my day, but will a- other thought, knowing that »Olll Wltlllt SBNHNBB Worth 1 OO.OO. Best *35 innin. Respectfully. especialy Indianapolis, Har­ gain speak of it as it now "The gates of death wereclos made in Watauga County. [watch in tha world. Perfect timekeeper. Warranted heavy, SOLID oot.D hunting cases. Thanking our friends for McLENDON & MOORE. rison's own city, went 2,800 stands, magnificently grand ed in vain, The Lord is rife [Doth ladies' and gent a sizes, _ with worka and caaea of their liberal trade, and prom 4. 24, 6 mo. -'equal value. ONE PERSON in for the democrats. Before, and stately. Hear what one en he Jives again. - each locality con aacnre one •roc, together with our large there was a republican ma­ of the Metropolitan papers This custom', not a doctrine jising to do all we canto mer„.,d valuableline of Household niples. Thcao samples, as well watch, the work you or commandment of men, has jit a continuance of the same, For sick headache, female trou need do Is to show 77thewe sendore frer. Allwho call—your jority oi 1,400. Then thr has to say of it now: what you bios, neuralgic pains in the head friends and neighbors and thoso about to those always results you—that in valuable for us, vi Tory in little Rhoda all "The Executive Mansion is been observed by the good, we remain very- truly, take Br. J. McLean's Little Liv­ and thus wetrade repaid.which holdsfor years when once etarted, are We pay all express, freight, etc. After you you can er and kidney pi 1 lets 25 cents a •amknow all. if you would like to go to work for us.Address, great and the learned of , II. C. MAH 1 IN & CO. make us democrats feel cheer a fine edifice, whether regard- the „ from HUSO to »«© per week and upwards. etinson A Co., Box *1», Portland, Main*. vigil. ful. ed as a residence or public buil earth, and they have never April 1st 1890. The Watauga Democrat, Ghicago anil Alien R. R. FAMILY GROCERIES. West and Northwest. 1 * « I NEW GOODS! HEW GOOES! ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK RECEIVING BUR Cheaper We are Located in the COMPETE A CAL FREE. H �SUBSCRIPTION RATES O 'T HE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. copyl year " (5 months " 3 months #100 50 H5 ADVERTISING RATES. week •month.r... W* w " 6 " " 1 year column 1 week. 1 month " now, in addition to their al ready full stock of groceries, a very handsome line of drygoods, notions, etc, and cor­ dially invite the public to examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. .# . t o 1.75 —The municipal election . 3.00 comes off on the first Mon­ . 5.00 . 7.00 day in May, after which we . 9.00 hope to see the herds of pesk.v hogs, h rses and cattle re­ 6 " 37.50 moved from our strpeis that 1 year 50.00 have been a source of con­ stant annoyance since spring Entered at the Postofflceat opened. oone. N. C., as second-class —Our venerable friend, Col. ail matter. Horton, was in town this week. He is one of the old LOCAL NEWS. landmarks who has watch­ ed the rise and progress of —May the first. our county from its earliest Beautiful morning. existence, and is now, as he «^-Real estate is beginning has ever been, held in high es fs Ipshange hands in Boone. teein by all the people. —Cmmissioners' court Mon —John Cottrell, who has p. just returned from Elk Park, fepRead Jones & Vance s ad reports that he was inform­ ed while there that Mitchell Irtisement. 5rMargaret Moretz, of Soda county was again the scene of bloodshed a few nights arill is not expected to live. go. A man was cruelly mur­ T. H. Taylor has return- dered for his money. If this from bis boree l^7rue, it te number 54 TOT edition in the South. Mitchell county since the war. urj office boy, Arthur —Our thanks are due to rwood, has been on the most, of our enterprising firms list for a. week. for their liberal advertising 3 " 25.00 £rReubin Farthingstarts a in the DEMOCRAT. Some of irding machine at Moretz' our home folks have been fills I he first of next week. rather tardy about letting K r-—Sorry to hear of the sad the public know what they mictions of Cyrus Parker have on hand to sell, and have not advertisd with us, nd wife, of New River. but we hope to hear from —Mrs. Castle, wife of John them soon. is tie, died on Meat Camp, —We acknowledge the invi­ nst Wednesday, of grippe. tation to be present at the r—Attorney Spainhour with annual banquet of the cham­ tie daughter, and Miss ber of commerce and indus­ Parks, are off on a try, held at the Yarborough 'to ifurke. house, in Raleigh, Tuesday, fhe publisher of theDEM- April 29. It would have been •ftis hands a great pleasure for us to this week."not having a- have attended, but amteorelp. ry to say it was out of our It is rumored that there reach. be some substantial im—How many of the solid vements in our town in citizens of Boone think of the near future. proposition to extend the tel egraph from Blowing Rock ? fr. Sam MuEwen, of Jef|pri, has been the guest of Let us meet at an early day Na t him Horton for a and decide what we will do. t while during the week- Some of townsmen have of­ fered #25 each, and if a few 'here will be a public demore will give the same, we in Prof. Francum's can push it through at once. >1 on Thursday, May the All are inAited to at- —Died on Brushy Fork, Ap­ ril the 28th, Mrs. Mollie. wife of John Bendfield. Mr. L N. Perkins left on This is a peculiarly sad death. Saturday for an extendHer little infant aged two frp in the West. He will months, died just an hour ["return for a number of and 15 minutes befors its hths. ir other breathed her last., and -Dr. J. Q Wilbar, of Elk was buried in the grave with rk, is in town this week, her. Her prayers were that ranting painful molarsand it might be taken first. We plying the vacancies with hope that she has joined her eless ones. twin sister. Callie, who preceeded her a few years In the -The jailor, N. N.Colvard, s the new water works home of thesoul. She leaves t have been lately adjust- a husband and several chil­ orthe purpose of cleansing dren. jail, is a perfect success. —The Dixie Optic, published -How is this for a munici- in Jefferson, we think has the ticket? For Mayor, W.C. nicest corps of editors of any fey; for Corns., W. L. Bry- paper in thestate. Mr. Gard­ J F. Spainhour and B.J. ner, the editor, being absent on an extended northern trip, jncill. Good, we think. his daughters, Misses Blanche Apples and cherries are and Grace, are editing the pa iderably damaged by the per, doing the work, and ev­ freeze, but it is thought erything connected thereto. e is enough left for an av Fortune favored us with ;e crop. meeting the young ladies a It is with very great pleas short time ago, and was very we state that Mrs. Law- much pleased with them. We ce, of Jefferson, is impro- wish those pretty and accom g from her protracted ill- plished young ladies much success in their journalistic -Editor Williams, of the pursuits. luntain Post, wife, and in—Last Sunday was a good jsting babe, are visiting; day fot. matrimony at blowir many friends and rela- jng Rock. A.t 9, a in. Mr. town this week. Granville Sherrill and Miss F. Lenoir & Co. have Mary Baldwin were united in < the bonds of matrimony, at J. B. Clark's, and at 9, a. m., Mr. Thomas McLendon and Miss Ad die Suderth were made one at Mrs. Jane Sudertb's, the bride's mother. Rev. Mr. Thomas had the honor to officiate in both marriages. Weare infoimed both couples will go to house keeping at once. The DEMOCRVT wishes both pairs a long, happy and prosperous life. ATTORNEY AT LAV . J uly4th891y. I. W. THOMAS, CO. SUPT. LINVILLE NEWS. For the Democrat: Mr. Parker has broken ground for his two cottages on Burke Street. Dr. Teal's two-story fram­ ed building, on Carolina Av­ enue, progresses right along. The frame is now up. The company has had a side-walk constructed from Ashe to Dogwood street on Linvilleavenue. Mr. J. F. Par­ ker superintended its con­ struction a part of the way. It consists of three joists laid parallel, over which, slats five or six inches wide and four feet long are nailed. Where one wants to make a permanent stone walk, after awhile, this wooden walk may be raised, piece meal, and taken away. Though Mr. Loven has sold the goods in his store­ house, and moved his family to Morganton, he is having the building painted a buff color. Burt. Johnson is now president of the concern. There is a great need of a school-house in this (Linville) district. There is no money in the treasury to build one. A number of lib­ eral minded citizens have re­ solved to build a house, sub­ scribed funds, and are going ahead to build. J. W. Far­ thing, Jordon Cook and Hugh Macllae constitute a building committee, who in­ tends to have the house com­ pleted the first of June. It is to be 24 x 36 feet. The Im­ provement Company gave a lot on Carolina avenue 50 x150 feet, and #100 worth of lumber. J. S.'W. Lin vile, April 28. J. <t WILBAR, DENTIST, ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Offers his professional services to the people of Mitchell, Watauga and adjoining coun­ ties. H&PWo bad rnateml used and all work guaranteed. May 1 1 y. Boone, N. C W. F. NEWLAND, > Successor To Smith & Miller, HALE, > N.C. ATTORN EY AT L AW , ^ To the people of Watauga. Lenoir, N.C. j am situated at the Ford of Elk •June 27. 88 ly. Mitchell county, with a full line of General Merchandise, such as J. C. FLETCHER, Dry Goods, —ATTORNEY AT LAW— Groceries, Teachers Institute, Remember, teachers, the In stitute begins May the 12th, and that you are required by law to attend the entire ses­ sion. I ask it as a favor of those who read this paper to inform any teachers in their neighborhood, who do not read the paper, that Prof. E. A. Alderman will open a tea­ cher's Institute in Boone, on May the 12th, and that all teachers are required to at­ tend the entire session, and that certificates will be with­ held if they do not attend un less they can render a very good excuse for not attend­ ing. Remember that the public is cordially invited to attend the session, and especially on Friday. I suggest that the members of the board of edu­ cation, with many of the school committees be present on Friday to hear Mr. Alder­ man's address. A. P. SMITH, \Y. li. COUNCIL!., Jit. MONEY- SUGAR GROVE, N. C. Queensware, Glassware, Will practice in Wat auga and Hardware. adjoining counties. Candies. SCOTT A ERVIN, and Patent Medicines. When yon are on your way to ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lenoir, N. C. PARK. ELK When you come to Elk T. B. FINLEY, Give me a call, as I am able to ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Park get started off Just duplicate any bills sold there. Right, by going straight to My goods are bought for CAS1L Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Jones & Vances E.F. LOVILL ATTORNEY AT T AW, Boone N. C. General store and boy every­ July 4th, '89—1 y thing you need from them. DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON They have got the bigest stock in town, and always Office at Coffey's HoteL C Boone, N. sell a little lower than July 4. 89. and I sell for the same.. Hoping to satisfy you in goods prices etc. I am Respecfully, A, P. SMITH. I Feb. 6. 6mo. NOW COMPLETE. .0. 1 have recently refilled my W. B. COUNCTLL, M. D. store building with a full arid Boone, N. C. complete line of the choicest They have just received an Resident Physician. Office elegent line of on King Street north of Post Office. June 12 88. ly. goods ever brought to the CLOTHING W. J. HUNSUCKER A- BROS. County. Consisting of wors­ teds, ginghams, cashmeres, Embracing all the choice Brick I.aycrs and Plasterers lawns, muslins, and, in fact, styles in makes and fabrics, any thing you wish in theline whi;h will go DIRT CHEAP are prepared to do all work of ladie's dress goods. I am in their line on short notice. also to the front with a full Come and see our fiine line of ALL work guaranteed and line of Groceries. Sugar coffee Gents, Ladies, Misses and Prices reasonable. For pri­ rice, molasses flour, bacon, ces etc., address us at Con- etc. etc. HARDWARE. Inthis Childrens fine over, N. C. Nov. 7th, ly. line I am sure to please you. Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis­ J. F. Morphsw. E. S. Blackburn. els. Horse-shoes and nails. Marion, N. C. Jefferson, N. C. Glass-ware, Queens-ware, MORPHEW & BLACKBURN Cutlery, both table and pock et. 1 wish to thank my pa­ ATTTORNEYS AT LAW. trons for past favors" and Will practice in the courts hope to merit the same in the We defy competition on of Ashe. Watauga and Mitch- future by dealing fairly with led counties, also in the Fed­ them, and by selling them quality, prices and styles. eral courts of the Dist.. and goods as cheaply as they .Supreme Court of the State. can be bought on this mar­ They have a complete line Collection of claims solicited. ket. Resp. W. B. Baird, of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres Aprl, 4. 24. Valie Crucis, N. 0. 10. ginghams, prints, lawns, muslins, laces, ribbons etc. the lowest. SPRUNG & SIMMER SHOES: FEED! FEED! Their stock of Groceries is full to overflowing and of the very bestqualit.v, consitingof Flour, Bacon, Lard, Coffee, Suga r, Rice, Teas. Cigars, Cigarette, Cheroots etc. Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, both pocket and table, Scythes And snaths, butts and screws, cross-cut and hand saws, all of which will be s'dd -o We wish to announce^ to the drovers in Western N. C., that we are now prepared to feed your stock at our sta­ bles, or sell you feed as low as can be bought elswhere. Give us a call. Resp. Worth & Lillard. CRESTON N. C. MCNEILY BROS MOORSvILL, N. C. t f. r Beaver Dam School W. R. HENDREN, PRINCIPAL. —O— Tuition per month .75 to #2. Board, including room, lights etc. #5 per month. Come right along, or address the principal at Sweet Water. N. 0. 4- 24. Money to loan. Persons wishing to bor­ row money, who can secure it bv mortgage on good real estate, can be accommodated You are cordially invited i by applying to to examine our immense J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., stock of goods, we feel sure or A.J. Critcher, Horton N. C. ;4. 24. we can suit you in prices, The Celebrate! Nissen styles etc. ttsTPrompt attention giv­ WAGONS, en to all Mail Order's. BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP, Yours Respc't. I have on hand vehicles of our own make, and more in process of manufacture. All for sale at very close pi ices— quality considered. Repair­ ing and jobs made to order a speciality. Respectfully, Thomas J. Lillard, Surviving Partner, tf.—May 3rd. INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS I N T HE U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ TION Remarkably Low. Jones & Vance. May the 1st, 1890. OF NEW YORK. #5,000"for Death by Accident or . £^8 °, ft #2,500 for LOSS of Liin b|or sight, m n ' permanent Total Disabil­ ar for ity. #650 for the LOSS of one Eye. "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for Temporary Total Disability. Costs about 15 dollars per year, payable in one sum. or in in installments ot two dollars. Membership fee 5 dollars, paya­ ble only once. PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, MEMBERSHIP, 52,541. Pheatons, Road Carts, bosses P aM during isso, 384,, , , _ 868,00 dollars. 808,00 j i&etc &et.c., ioi sale by • D. jesses paid since'78,1,759,567. j Clarke. Blowing Rock, N. C. 30. Insurnce in force, Jan.1890, ke, ttSTThe above named vehic- 254,313,750, dollars. Assetts. les will be sold cheap for cash December 31, 1889, 249,736,55, or traded in exchange for It will pay you to insure. Acgood young horses or cattle, "dents happen only when they are not Come and exa mine them. Iiigent for this Association in your ' lf thwe 18 no 4. 24. town, write to the undersigned. We want an active agent in each town iu N. C., and will give liber­ al terms. Correspondence solic­ Mind wandering cured. Books learned ited. FIELD & ROYSTEH, in one reading. Testimonials from all parts of the globe. Prospectus POST State Agents for North Carolina, F RI.E, sent on application to Prof. EMORY A. LoiaeUe, 837 Fifth Ave. New York. OXFORD, N. C. �•c 1). B. Dougherty, Editor. X A 9k _L V. ..... V vi U 91 One tract containing 60 acres listed by Wagoner A L, tax 7.82, R C. Rivers, 1'nblislier. costs 1.30 One tract containing (>0<acres listed by wagoner A L, tax for A poet, asks, "Whatis war-! '88 7.16 costs 1.30 Beaver Dujn Township. iner than a woman's love?'" We infer that he never pick­ One tract containing 34 acres listed by curry j w.tux 2.2 5 cost ed up a newly coined horse­ 1.30 W. L.BRYAN, R. A. SPAINIIOUR, Still On Hand With a JM A , containing*60 acres, tax MORAVIAN FALLS, 2..97, cost 1.30 f One tract listed by Dough­ -0erty w in., containing 30 acres tax .20, costs 1.30 One tract listed by clawson ••IT' James containing 25 acres, Nice line of -4>r tax .10, cost 1.30 Stony Fork. i*. -oOne tract listed by cowles c J, Joes heirs containing 75 Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of good shoe fresh from the forge. One tract containing 150 a c-ves listed by nay j c, known acres, tax .90, costs 1.30 for His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled as Tom Hodge's heirs land, '88. with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES For sick headache, female trou tax .90, costs 1 30. One tract listed by winebar Thies, neuralgic pains in the head ger Hiram, tax 2.58, costs Bald Mountain take Dr. J. McLean s Little Liv­ 1.30 Consisting-, in part, of Boots, One tract containing 95 aer and kidney pillets 25 cents a One tract containing 30 aShoes, cres listed by Baker &co, tax cres listed by watson Cager, vial. Dress Goods, 1.36 costs 1.30 tax .47, costs, 1.30. Notions, One tract containing 100 a Highest market price paid for all kinds conn ft y pmdr'-eKincaid Admitted to Bail. Watauga Township. cres listed by cowles c j, tax Hardware, One tract listed by cook jer ROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIAL1Y. 2.16, costs 1.3(1 Tinware, ry containing 45 acres, tax Washington, D. C. Ap. 21.— W rite him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices. , One tract containing 30 aGroceries, Charles E. Kincaid, charged cres listed by Elliage Alfred, .29 cost 1.30. 4. 24. One tract listed by Ha in w. Coffees, with the murder of "^-Repre­ tax .44, costs 1.30 H, containing 30 acres, tax sentative Taulbee, was today Sugars, One tract containing 95 a6.30, costs 1.30 admitted to bail in the sum cres listed by MCGuire John's Tea, One tract listed by Haga­ of $20,000. The bail bond heirs, tax 1.22, costs 1.30 Rice, MM' M B , man T A, containing- 350 awill be completed this after­ One tract containing.200 a cres, tax 18.59, costs 1.30 Cigars, noon and Kincaid will be re­ cres listed by Norris Alsie's One tract listed by King- n. -OCigarettes, etc. /heirs, tax 2*.86 costs 1.30 leased .—Aessenger. T, containing 200 acres, tax One tract containing 3.50 a, 2.15, costs 1 30 Will W. Holsclaw has just mooved into his new store housccres listed by worth David & where he will br pleased to serve his old customers and make One tract listed by wagon­ Old people suffer much from co., tax6.45, costs 1.30 er A L, containing 200 acres, Drugs & Medicines ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the pro disorders of the urinary organs, Blue Ridge. and are always gratified at the tax 3.58. costs 1.30 than heretofore, as my store is much larger ami I will keep a hiue. One tract containing 840 a wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc­ larger stock than usual: I will always keep in the lead with ioOne tract listed by aillyLean's Liver and kidney balm in cres listed by cowles c j, tax land pat, tax .93 costs 130 in good variety. Also take prices, I will sell you extra C sugar 12 lbs. for #1, soda 20 lbs. f banishing their troubles. # 1 per 6.02, costd 1.30 for '88 tobacco 35 cts. lb. coffee 4 1-4 lbs. #1, syrup 50 cts gal, 150 te all kinds of bottle. One tract containing 50 aOne tract listed by Taylor oil,T25 cts. gal. I glsp bavje in shock Imps; lWse collars, handsaw „ cres listed by Horton David, i f» ftn to.1 VI i b*• A w, containing 50 acres, tax files, horse rasps, hammers,-buts and hinges, pocket kinves of a '•. tax .30 costs 1.30 I would teacl'i the young .23, costs 1.30 kinds, sad irons, farmers friend plow-repairs, plows and a not to think of marriage as One tract containing 100a One tract listed by wagon­ plete line of shelf hardware, also glass-ware in great variety. , listed by Anderson win., er A L, containing 200 acres, the only end and aim in life; cres 6.31, costs 1.30 —AND— will find my line or dry goods com lete in every particular, plant , tax tax 3.33, costs 1.30. but I would prepare them for of boots "and shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notion One tract containing 25 aRespectfully, it as a sacrament too high cres listed by Reed -J w, tax and jewelry, a variety of ladies hats in the latest styles ti nned an J. L. HA.VES, SHERIFF. and holy to be profaned by 3.20 costs 1.30 untrinied, and every thing else usually found in a first elass store ' This March 28th. 1890. a single light word -or One tract containing 25 aI will not be undersold by any one for CASH. thought,[teach them how to cres listed by T.nrnmire p w, I want to thank my customers for their liberal patronage an And country produce in ex- hope b3T fair dealings to merit a continuance of the same. be worthy of it, and how to tax .36, costs 1.30 c-hahge for goods. Gent's Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs,"corn, wheat.rye, oats, wait for it.—Christian Union. One tract containing 150 a cms listed by Baird Emafurnishing goods, such as, white beans etc. I will jbejn the market for all kinds of roots and DEALER IN line, tax 1.43, costs 1.30 dross shirts, (both laundried herbs. Call and see him before 3 ou buy and save money. Imperfect digestion and assim­ One tract containing 70 aand unlaundried.) Collars, Yours anxious to please. ilation produce disordered condi­ tions ol the system which grow cres listed by Hart)by w J, tax Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ WILL W. HO LSI LA Ifi and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. 1.1 7. costs 1.30 most any thing-needed in that J. H. McLean's Strengthening One tract containing 12 aGAP CREEK, N. C. line. Cordial and Blood Purifier, by cres listed by need Joel, tax E. H. DOUGHERTY. J. M. DOUGHERT its tonic properties, cures indiges .36,cost 1.30 DRY GOODS, tion and gives tone to the stourOne tract containing 200 a ache. $1 per bottle. cres listed by BobbinsTS, tax GROCERIES', for '87 2.02, costs 1.30 jfurdsred His rather. Blowing Rock. BOOTS & SHOES 7he public is respectfully in riled One tract listed by dark s. to examine our complete lipe of Raleigh, N. C., April 20.- M containing 250 acres, tax Beady-Made Clothing from 8 Dry Goods, such as .- Worsteds AC., &('. Avery Butler, fourteen years 7.50, costs 1.30 to 25 dollars per suit. We of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs Cash old, has confessed that he Cove Creek. w handle only first class goods, of the very best quality, Fine murdered his father, Edward One tract containing 18 odress goods, such as: Ren ret ta and will guarantee prices as N. Butler, at Clinton. Hesta cres listed by Thomas & Greer At Remarkably Low Prices! low as any other merchant cloth, also fine silks, which will be sold at the lowest price ever ted that his father had whip­ James' heirs, tax .44, costs who handles the same grade bought at in Watauga County. Goods First Class. 1.30 ped him cruelly and that this of goods. One tract containing 73 aprovoked him to commit the cres listed by williams Jose­ READY MADE CLOTH JEWELER. crime. In his dying state­ phine, tax 2.51, costs 1.30 Watches repaired and all ment, Butler named John Sim Elk Township. kinds of work in thislineexe. mons, a deserter from the UING A SPECIALTY. One tract listed by cowles nited States Army, as his CJ, containing 1,947 acres, cuted promptly. murderer. The Governor had tax 13.95, costs 1.30 We have an immense stock of Dm just offered a reward for Sim­ One tract listed by cowles G. D. Goods at almost your own Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confet mons' capture. As soon as & Calloway containing 100 a cres, tax .72, costs 1.30 price. I run in connection tionaries. Ariel a nice line of Hatsyoung Butler confessed his One tract listed by cowles with my other business, a Cups, Boots, Shoes, and an » crime he fled. Men are now & Horton containing 300 anormous stock of Hardware, eoi. in pursuit of him.—Carolini­ cres, tax 3.58." costs 1.30 sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits. I am now ready to show you an. & etc., & etc. One tract listed by Gilbert a nice selected stock of standard prints, Indigo Blue, Hmpson's william containing 50 acres, Blacks, Dress ginghams. Bisivic All the above will be sold cheap. If your kidneys are inactive, tax .36, costs 1.30 suiting, Challies cashmeres, and We buy livestock, Horses,Mules, One tract listed by Minton brocaded goods with the best lot you will-feel and look wretched, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see even in the most cheerful society, Enoch containing 100 acres, of 30 cts worsteds on the market. us. We will do you right. meloncholv on the jolliest occa­ tax 3.58, costs 1.30 Ladies' white dresc goods, cross­ sions Dr. J. McLean's Liver and Laurel Creek. bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib­ Kidney Balm will set you right F. II Dougherty Brother, One tract listed by Far­ bons, gloves, ladii s' and misses' again. #1.00 per bottle. thing J M containing 16acres hoes, corsets and corset jeans, Damask table cloths, lace scim which we think is equal to Mast, N. C tax 2.63 cost 1.30 and creton goods, silk thread, NOTICEOne tract listed by Hardin button hole twist. Jeans cloth any in the county, and we I will expose to public sale at j H & co , containing 400 a- from 12% to 75 cts per yard, guarantee our prices as low the court house door, in the town cres, tax .72 costs 1.30 Hats and shoes as any in the of Boone, Watauga county. N. C. One tract listed by LunsHARDWARE. on the 5th day of May, A D., 18 fbrd J E, containing 25 acres, in the greatest abundance, such 90, it being the first .Monday in tux 2.79, costs 1.30 Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22c-ts. as hoes, plows, clevises, grass said month, the following tracts Meet Camp. All kiuds of dress goocis at correspondingly Tow figures. rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and of land, lying and being in the One tract listed by cowles c nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham­ Law 1 s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to #1. Fun county and state aforesaid, and in the following named townships. J, containing 445 acres, tax mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes, and screws. Coffin goods, silverLevied on by me on the27thday 3.19, costs 1.30 mounted handles, screws hinges Also furnish transportation to I plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &etc. &et.c &et<\ • of March 1890, tosatisfy the tax One tract listed by Horton and ornaments. A very fine lot of paRtres wanting the same with a j Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless esofthe following named per­ Nathan & Ka.y,containing 50 safe driver and with ns good a variety, and as cheep as can be found in county. QUEENS-WARE . sons for the years '87, '88 and acres, tax .72, costs 130 '89, the same remaining due and Gold band china,teas and plates, turnout c»,s can be found in the One tract listed by Miller bowles and pitchers, glass-ware, county. unpaid, towit: 2ROCERIESJ For the next IROCERTEH fJROCERIE J c, containing 85 acres, tax lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra Boone Township. ROCERIE&? "ROCEltlL uoceruA C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol­ One tract containg 102 acres, 6.23, costs 1.30 Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices. One tract listed by wine- den drip syrup, rice and spices. listed by (J. It. Councill, tax 10.48, cost 1.30 barger Nahman containing Oils, tanner's and engine; tur Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost One tract containing 195 acres Z56 acres, tax 397, cost 1.30 pentine. Just received 500 Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac­ guilt ns stone-ware, crocks, listed by Conies C J, tax 1.79, Shawnehaw. tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Tin­ eosts 1.30. One tract listed by Ander­ churns, jars jugs etc. Give We will make special pi-ices, for ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of One tract containing 133 acres son s c, containing 97 acres, me acall. Ilesp. V I). TAYLOR. cash, on all goods. Returning listed by Hagaman John's heirs, tax .36, cost 1.30 ATERSON El ACTOR Y pATERSON WALTORV F. J. McMillion and Son of the our thanks for past patronage tax 3.58, eosts 1.30 1 A( TOR1 * ATE RSI >N 1 ACTOR 1 One tract listed by Banner Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu­ we will, as heretofore, still con-! ATERS(>N One tract containing 210 acres listed by Hagaman James It, tax M R, nr., containing 23acres, factures of all kinds of woolen tinuo to furnish you good goods Yarn ai d Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or goods, which they will send to tax .18, cost 1.30 16.48, costs 1.30 and at as low prices as con be cash. Don't be afraid to trade' ith us if you owe us, for One tract listed by cowles your door in exchance for wool. One town lot listed by Elliott J we will enable you to pay uy back debts. Alitor sale at Trul3* 30UIS, CJ, containing 150acres,tax They also keen a fulllinejof their ound. A, tax .72, costs 1.20 goods on hand at Southerlands, bottom prices4at J. ii. PL'!iips;& Son, One tract containing 150 acres 1.08, costs 1.30 Ash? Co., N. C. They W pay Sugar Groye N. COne tract liated by rresnell figSjA for »3 ** listed by Moore David, tax .82, W. L, Bryan, N. C. General Merchandise " that will Surprise you. ROOTS HERBS, J. B. HOPKINS, IPC JUSTIN For ASAr or Produce For Gash, YOB Can Have Valie Grticis c Hotel and Feed STABLE LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1! COUNTY. 60 DYS P � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 42 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0501_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 1, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-05-01 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/4e97f8aa74538739c5c92da7f58e4e2d.pdf 46634bbd5e78e9e6af6bad8359663081 PDF Text Text . inch 1 i " i == i " VOL 2 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. IIILESDAY, NO. 43. MAY, 8, 1800* T$tSineS3 in Congress. Hoar's Election Bill. So : (1 Doct me, if It Is Old. WASIIINGTON LETTER. was begun as a government The Federal elction bill, in­ There is a strong determina line. Canada has $215,000,tion on the part of the House Fro.ui our Regular Correspondent. 000, but the road cost only The following is the opin­ troduced iu the Senate by Mr. committee on rules, which is $167,000,000. The report ion of a successful farmer: If Hoar, is bv all odds the most Fo the Democrat'. we would, be prosperous, con- extraordinary measure of the 1the steering committee of the T lie injustice and absurdity states that it has been thein- tented and happy we must sort yet produced. It propo House, to hurry through onof the McKinley tariff bill ex- ' concealed purpose of the Ca­ raise our own supplies, ses, in brief, to put the con- l.ysuch measures as are es­ cit 1' 11 such general dissatisfac nadian government to secure There are scores upon scores trol of congressional elec- sential at this time and po­ tion that the republicans are a railroad across the conti- of farmers who scarcely have tions entirely into the hands litical measures, and to se­ obliged to abandon it. It is ! nent of commanding influ­ a home-made article about of canvassing boards and su- cure an adjournment as soon conceded that the bill can ence which, in connection them, and right here I would pervisors appointed by Fed- as possible. never become a law, but the with subsidized steamer lines, include all classes to a cer-1 eral judges, the .State being' Both parties are preparing "republican majority in the would be able to dominate tain, extent. Visit their wholly ignored. Thesejudg- for the campaign this fall, House has so thoroughly the trans-continental com­ homes and we would find es are nearly all republicans, which will determine the com committed itself that the bill merce of the United States to is expected to pass the House and deflect from American they musthnveyankeechairs ; They are to appoint election plexion of the next House, yankee bed-steads, yankee officers, who are to prepare and it is not the purpose of by a strict party vote. In the | railroads, vessels and sea­ shovel and tongs and yankee ; the lists of voters, supervise the'repnblicans to be handi­ de meantime the republicans of ports a large share of our centre-table piled up with the elections, with diotatori- capped by a long session drag _ The Senate finance commit- |1 commerce with counties in stacks of agricultural journ- i al powers, count the ballots ging through the summer Asia, Australia and New Zea­ vc eg are at work on another land. In this endeavor it has als published in Louisville and certify the result. Their I months, with the attending o.ili as a substitute for the Ky. or .Springfield O. Go to certificates are to be the on- responsibility for a great ,McKinley bill. They expect met with marked success and the kitchen and you will find ly'credentials of members of mass of legislation." o report it to the Senate is progressing^.Canada subsi a yankee stove, bucket, dip­ Com vss. Neither the Gov-1 A resolution has beetl drfiwrt .ve.y soon after the McKinley dized two lines of steamers per, towel, soap and a great erne i' of a State nor the Leg­ tip at the suggestion of Mr. from Vancouver, the western eo Hull passes the House. many other articles. You islature is to have any part i Reed to be offered in I he ree x i' This shows the importance terminus of the Canadian R. scarcely see a home-made ar­ or lot in the holding of con- 1 publican on ecus-to-night, pro —t. > Mr. McKinley's specious R,, with $425,600; and one ticles unless a few sweet po­ gressional elections or certi­ viding that the tariff bill,the Sir. oratory, that captivates a line from St. John, N. B., its tatoes. Go to the smoke fying results. It is to be a silver bill, the Morrill limited sic careless crowd, to convince eastern terminus, receives a house, brother farmers, and Federal affair, under control service pension bill and the the business interests of the a sibsidy of $800,000. find a piece ot white Chicago of underlings pledged to ad- federal election scheme shall 'country of the propriety of a The report refers to a confer­ meat, a piece of a barrel of vanc-e the interests of a par­ be disposed of during the ses­ ca ence of the commercial and in a small ticular party. The Federal sion. It is expected that there V single idea he entertains on dustrial bodies of the Pacific Minnesota flour, the subject of the tariff. quantity of Irish potatoes Legislature is to be the crea­ will be a strong opposition The republican joint cau­ coast, held at San Francisco, from Maine, a can of Chicago ture of appointees of parti­ to the Lodge election bill, cus committee of the House July 1890. The report of the lard, a keg of so-called Cuba san judges, who are the ap­ and Senate have agreed up­ conference declares that with molasses, and a jug of vine­ pointees of a partisan Presi­ on the basis for the prepara­ such special advantages the gar from New Jersey. Go to dent. A more revolutionary tion of a silver bill. It directs Canadian Paeiflecould afford the barn and there you will and offensive bill has not "• he Secretary of the Treasu­ to quote rates that must find his - Kentucky mule or been presented at Washing­ ry to purchase 4,500,000 drive the American steamer mules, fed'on ship-stuffs from ton since the reconstruction | lines out,of the China trade, lllo , unces of free silver per | to the almost irreparable in­ /Baltimore, mixed with hay era, of odious memory. It isl Annit )nt!l at the market price, from Illinois, cut with a not relieved by a pretense of j r j, t to exceed $1 for 371,25 j jury of San Francisco, and knife from New York, his instituting better methods ofl 1 giainsof pure silver, and is- predicts general destruction wagon is from Michigan, his votipg. The Australian bal L us treasury notes m pay for the larger part of the Aharness from Massachusetts lot is not prescribed. It is| OCR/ incut, of the bullion. These meriean steamer trahe on his ploiv is from Michigan, simpjfv a device to-enable un-l full notes .shall be payable on-de­ 1 the Pacific ocean, unless his buggy from Ohio, ind scmunlous Federal judges ml ny " mand in lawful money of the i some vigorous measures be even his old guano sacks a- the South to send republican United .States, and are re­ adopted by the U. S. govern­ bout have on them Rhode Is-1 Representatives to Congress] wil' ceivable for all public dues. ment. instead of democrats.—A 7 eivs| A bill to make a territory land. pre No greater or Jess amount and Observer of Oklahoma has passed the I have not named an article th of.sueh notes shall be out­ but could be raised in N. C. standing-at any time than [Senate; 50 yeas 5 nays. It will pay no farmer to raise DOWN ON DUDES. the cost of tlie silver bullion Whenever the Indian • inter­ eotton and buy his supplies. fers est in surrounding territory Mrs then held in the Treasury, shall be extinguished it will For the sake of coming gen­ Mr. Jones said some you n gj shoi juirchnsed by such notes. erations and the los'e wecher men ia Durham got rriadl .Upon demand of the holder be annexed to Oklahoma. ish for our comon country, with him and said they wer'ej r of any such Treasury notes. The laws of Nebraska are ex­ let us encourage home indus­ going to whip him. "I justl bate the Secretary of the Treasu- tended over the new territo­ try and try to plaster our said come ahead. I'll spit on[ scho< ry may, at his discretion, pay r,VState over with spare-ribs, you, and drown you." YVhen,ff such notes with silver Washington, Apr. 28. ba bones, and sausages, in ever you spit on one of these] tend. )uiiion at its market price. stead of mortgages. little ball-room bucks, if. hoi —. The Secretary is also permit­ Don't expect an advertise­ It has not been long since]capb swim he dont standi last ted to coin this bullion, ment to bear fruit in one a mercantile gentleman much chance. I'ts noharm tol ed t should it be necessary, for night. You can't eat enough told me that some farmers, kill a dude. Murder is the| not the redemption of these pro­ in a week to last voir a year, { so-called, would come to the unlawful killing of a humanl mo posed Treasury notes. $78,- and the Building Advocate town and give mortgages to being, 000.000 held to redeem the doesn't believe yoti can ad­ the amount of forty or fifty] Little ball-room dude J vertise on that plan either. | P- circulation of banks will be People who advertise only dollars and trade out every walking around with a pis-l restored to general circula­ tol in his hip pocket. I'ts ex once in three months forget J cent of it before they left tion. town. Let us practice econ­ wonder the thing <1 outgo ofj su; The investigating commit­ that most folks cannot re­ omy and stop this universal and blow his brain lets out| ae1 tee ort inter-state com mere member anything longer and inexcusable waste. charged with inquiry into the than about seven days. If] 'Hie more you have to buy The Phiadelphia Timo.i sax relations of rail-roads of the you can arouse curiosity by wisely arid earnesty opposes an advertisement it is a great the more chances you give the Radical Force bill. It seel ti­ United States and Canada, the high war tariff and the er, has concluded its labors. point gained. The fair-sex heartless speculator to rob in it only revolutionary elec| th Chairman Cullom has com­ don't hold all the curiosity you. Until these Jneubuses tion methods. It-says, pleted a report which, with in the world. Quitting ad­ can be struck from our body j "Not a single Souther pa sundry remedial recommend­ vertising in dull times is like politic (and may God grant State would be won by sue Co ations, awaits the approval tearing out a dam because that the day is nearatliand) methods, and four-fifths rj an of the committee. The report the water is low.—Building is it wisdom for us tolivelike the Northern States would n Co states the good effects of the Ad vocate. the oyster, in his shell, and volt and end tic history o inter-state commerce law are President Harrison has "unto himsoif alone."' In the offending party in infill con' partially nullified by the coin turned on140,(100 democrats short, we can boycott them my. President Grant one] the Canada since he got into office, and by raising our home sup­ said that the best way t(| late petition of cure the evils of a bad la4 ther lines. Unjust discrimination put out about 160,000 re­ plies—Clinton Caucasian: was to enforce it, and tlij era} is made by Canada against publicans who didn't get the U. S. vessls in A ell and canal ] office they expected.— H il- Impeifecl digestion and nsnini- bese way to cure the evils o| ilation produce disordered condi- the force-bill elections wouk tolls, in violation of the trea­ mington Star. ure tions ol the systeih which grow b e to ha ve a trial of such ty of Washington, The Ca­ and are confirmed by neglect. Or. The Lee Statue Arrived. re; nadian railroads control New York, April 29.—The .J. H. McLean's Strengthening]law and enforce if in event vi lines operating over a large Wilson Line steamer Othello, Cordial and Blood Purifier, by section of the country." ne< its tonic cures part of New England and from London and Havre, tion and properties, to theindigos ] T b e t r o n b j e j St that it will gives lone stom i only be tried hi the Sou tlif Northern States. Cotiada ! which arrived here to-day, ache. $1 per bottle. IU( owns a system of canals that i brings the equestrian statue The North will have none (i tei cost $54,000,000. The in­ of General Robert E. Lee. The State Treasurer's reT h e wjcbed frainera onll M that North Caroter-colonial railway has cost j which is to beset at Rieh- port shows . I , . . s i t d e s i° n i t . f o r " S o u t h e r n c o n g $47,000,000. To the Cana­ j mond, Va. It is consigned j lina received last year $4,dian Pacifiic railroad, which to the Governor of Virginia. 119,84 frofi marriage licens. sumption."— Messenger. WrllSaVe No More Friends. A gentleman who isfiTromin^nt in the ¥. AT. 0. A. learnIFIU in cue *. M~. v.. A. IEUI Ued not long ago that a warm fritnd of his early days -wad nearing the curbstofie through strongdriak, and hb was told that the poor fel­ low's only rescue was through a confinement in the Washingtonian Home. The phi­ lanthropist resolved, tp res­ cue him at first, sight, and he met him down town one Safy urday afternoon. Taking him into his bilggy he talked; pleasantly with him and said he would give him a ride. They stopped at-the Wash-, ihgtoniah Home and the.phi lanthropist asked his finfory tlinate friend to accompany him up stairs to call on nil old chum. He went. The two were ushered into a j. The superintendent Up jumped the un f IS whispered a few hi to in his ear, any 1 " startleave. His kj said ed alter hir you wilt, the superi stay wit llK he. philanthropist dumbfounded. In vaitn protest that he was tlie wrong man. He Kvas removed to a room dosed on beef tea ind land bromide. They kept him until M o n d a y before they allowed him to send a note to his family. He was rescued at once. The "poor Unfortu­ nate" had sold his horse and buggy and left for parts urn known. Now tlieY. M. C. A. man does not go around sa­ ving fallen friends.—Chicago Herald. IIM • I n Koup^uffbcationTh^kJ , cou S^®. I and all the common affections ol the throafraud lungs qMlCkly re[lieved bylfi. J.H. McLean s Tat j wine lung balm. Senator Qua.* I t represent­ ed as being in a pl'g'B, The developments made 4tV papers that have pried into 'his past life have disarrang­ ed his social attitude to the other Senators who are not L cordial toward him. as for­ merly; and it is stated that President Harrison has even asked him to resign the posi­ tion of chairman of the re­ publican committee. , Under all these circumstances he re­ mains quiet, and bears the slings of fortune with a meek ness and humility that would [bespeak Christian fortitude in a matter of another charactev Observer. ite family*remedy . I A young preacher pi ked Inn Bishop Pierce's hat and 1 put it on his own head, and lit was exactly a fit. Wtyt Bishop,'--'said he, ' mine are exactly t , i same bize., "Yes." replied, " 1 the Bishop, "on the ojitside. H your kidneys---are inactive, you will feel and look M retched, even in tlwihost cheerful society e ..T, ti,P lolliest occa- isioire y*- « ... , .. rlS vlit- again. |l400JSS .bottle' ' Tlie 'difference between a shrevVd, successful politician a n d a diligent, uncoirtntioimt 1 liar is frequently hard to deteet. -Oil City Blizzard. �S F, LENOIR & GO,, J. <t WILMR, TAKE THE law and fail, we can assign a PROGRAMME reason, and if we build a Of the BakersvilleDist. Bun DENTIST, -Dealers in— I). B. Dougherty, Editor. house we can see where we day School Convention of the ELK R ARK, NORTH CAROLINA. R C. Hirers, Publisher. -GOIXG| missed it a lid can excuse our­ M. E. Church, to be held at A D EMOCRATIC family newspa­ selves in a very plausible Banner Elk, May 22—24. West and Northwest. FAMILY GROCERIES, to0fttheh,p^pife8 of Mitchell, per devoted to the interests of manner. If we are a churchWatauga and adjoining coun­ First session 10 o'clock—De County, State and Nation. Pnb- member, and fail to do our ties. e@"ATo hid wateial used votional exercises and organ lished every Thursday at Boone, We keep for sale at lowest and all work gilaranteed.~m. Emigrants going to any of the duty, as we are sure to do, ization. Watauga County, N.C. Western States or Territories May 11 y. Tories FOR DISCUSSION. we have excuses to offer and will save time and money going Cash prices Thursday, May, Sth, 1890. will justify ourselves. If we 1. Relation of pastors to via. Chicago and Alton route. N.01 ICE. It is the quickest route to | have trouble with our neigh­ Sunday schools; D. M. Clay­ By Virtue of a mortgager Another fool by the name bor, we can always clear our ton, L. G. Nelson. KANSAS CITY, DENVER. Table salt, deed executed to me on the Bacon, of Succi an Italian has recent­ selves and make it plain that PUfcBLO, 2. The importance of the Pearline, 31st day of Jan., 1885, by Lard, ly fasted 40 days. we are not in fault. very | early study of God's Word. And all points in Idaho. Wash­ Flour, James C. Miller and wife Mar Soapine ington, Oregon, Utah thing we do, we claim that W. C. Matney. tha Miller, to secure a note Teas, Rice, Senator Beck, of Kentuckand California. Corn starch, executed to me bearing even we did right, ar aimed to be 3. The teacher—his duties. Grits, v diedonthe3rd. Hisdeath Finest and Test Equipped Hominy, date with said mortgage for Starch, right, but was prevented by W. C. Franklin. was sudden. The country $130, on which there is a ba' Indigo, Sugar, Road in the H'esf. AFTER-NOON SESSION. others. The fact is we are a nee due of about $47. I will Shot. loses one of its greatest men. all human in our make up, 2 o'clock—Prayer for pastors Only line running Solid Vesti- Coffee, Powder, on Monday, the 2 day of June j buled trains between St. Louis Soaps, '90 it being the first Monday Caps. Reports say that great and have to contend with hu and superintendents. ! and KaiiSas City. Lye, quantities of fish are dying man frailties. Human per- 4. The Superintendent—his Reclining Chair cars and Tour­ Candy,Crackers,Cakes, Spice in the month, proceed to sell ist Sleepers free of extra charge. • Pepper, itiger, cloves, at thecoUrt house door in in the streams of eastren ifection does not enter into duties. John Romingcr. I will meet parties at any rail­ Boone, the tract of land de Cinnamon, Nutmegs, North Carolina. Something our natures enough. All of 5. Should unconverted tea­ road station with through tickets scribed in said mortgage and Alustard, Blacking unh -ard of before. Cause not us are a in ass 01 imperfec­ chers be employed ? A. Gray and baggage checks. lying on the rich mountain Blacking-bi ushes „ For full information, maps and tions. The very best of the beal. near'the low gap, and adjoin known. Axle-grease, race is imperfect, and in ma­ 6. Wanted ! more spiritual­ descriptive pamphlets of the ing the lands of W. A. & L.C, Buckets, West write to or call on ity in the Sunday school-how Miller, James Church andoth Eight agons and about ny cases failures. Soda. B. A. NEWLAND, ers, and being the land the Let us learn to forbear with is it to be attained ? R. A. F. Tra veling Passenger Agt.. & sixteen persons arrived at said •iller purchased from the frailties of/>ur fellowman, Smith. 19 Pattou Ave., Asheville, N. C Syrup, Coffey's hotel . .last night. Johiel Eggars, and more full J. CHARLTON, 0. P. A., Preserves, They go to Elk Park after for we can see his imperfec­ AT NIGHT. Lecture—Educa­ y described in said mortgage Chicago, 111. Corned Beef, which is registered in book a harrows which they propose tions much better than we tion. J. D. R-jberson, J. R. N. O. Mollases, pages 458—59 and 60 in the to sell to the farmers of the can see our own, and at the Cannon. Tobacco, Cigaretts, FRIDAY, May 23. Morning A COMPLETE NEWSPA­ same time we are full of that Sm ok i n g To ba cco, Cigt i rs, the office of the Register of county. PER! for which we denounce our session. Prayer for teachers Cheroots, Pipes, Snuff, Jellies deeds of Watauga county, 'The Prideof the North Carol!' Terms of sale cash in hand. neighbors. There are none, and scholars. Catsup, Bluing, na Press." They hqve a Mulberry tree April 30 1890 Hosea Wineperhaps, but what could im­ 7. Sunday school litera­ Do you want to aid in building Wash tubs, Vinegar, iir Nev;tbn. N. C. that puffs barger, mortgagee. prove their disposition by ture—its use and abuse. J. T. up a paper that shall reflect the Washboards, Oat Meal our^smoke lirom its trunk, Salmons, greatest credit on North Caroli­ Brooms, Matney. hke aA)oy smokingcigaretts. proper consideration, and the Sardines, na, no matter where it may be Clothespins. J, B. HOPKINS, proper study of human na­ 8. How can we increase the seen ? Then patronize Thistre&i's causing much in­ Bakingpowder Peaches, ture. interest in Sunday school? Plums, vestigation,'no one has yet The Wilmington Messenger, Cherries, Pears, Apricots, DEALER IN For sick headache, female trou W. J. Harris. A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER solved the 9. Country Sunday schools Do you want a reliable papei Blackberries, Corn, bles, neuralgic pains in the head take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv­ The republicans fq-e having er and kidney pillets 25 cents a —their peculiar difficulties giving you all the news of the 'We take in exchange for world—a Democratic newspaper and demands. H. Vernon. thier own way* in Congress i that equals the best- has the goods, corn, chickens, eggs, AFTERNOON session, (2 o'­ largest circulation, and has for and Senate. NO doubt the GAP CREEK, N. C. Give us a trial. clock) Prayer for neglected twenty-one years been a part butter etc. election bill will be passed, and factorin thegrowth alid dev?hildren. which will cost the country S. F. LENOIR CO. DRY GOODS; of the Old North 10. Sunday school trials velopinent Then subscrbe for about |3;000,000, every State? tnd tribulations, oiceroGrey THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER election for congress* GROCERIES, leal. Campaign Rartes: As we go to p 's Mr. 11. Sunday school enter- The "Daily Messenger.'" by BOOTS & SHOES Bryan reportg a heavy snow ainmerits. Mrs Nellie Grey- mail, 4 months on trial, for fJsrcilEAP^Eia storm at Elk Park and sur­ AC., AC. ma 1. $2.00 rounding ^uuntry on yester­ 12. Question box. The weekly "Transcript Ales For Cash or Produce day evening that continued AT NIGHT. Lecture—Tem­ senger," (the largest aiif! ferai Kuuiuj for morethah an hour. The perance. J. M. Welborn, Vv'. best paper in the State) 9 At Remarkably Low Prices! BLOWING ROCK, N. C months on trial for $1.00 mountains are white this | . Parker. Cash in advance. Both We ha ve, and will keep on morning in sight of Boone. SATURDAY, May 24, mor- papers are large Eight-Page Goods First ' 'lass. hand all kinds of goods that ling session, 12 o'clock. Pray sheets. Send Postal Card TEe new pension bill that r for the general Sunday with the address of five per­ our customers need, and will JEWELER. has passed increases the to­ sons and receive sample cop­ NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY chool work. tal pension to $450,000,000. Watches repaired and all 13. Object and aim of the ies of THE MESSENGER. A n y regular business mer­ kinds of work in thisdineexe. What is our country coming Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. unday school. L. A. Ho­ chant in the county. Our cuted promptly. to? Twenty-five years ago mager. goods are all fresh and new the war closed, and to-day 14. The duty of contribut­ and are as good as can be the pension has increased —ANDing to the support of the Sun .1. H.ftr a ystfn bought. Give us a call, get A. G. GfayWon nearly double to what it was lay school. T. W. Matney. KNOCKED OUT! prices and buy your sugar, under the Grant administra­ 15. The Methodist Episcotion. Can our country en­ J. P. HENSOX, D ARK RIDGE, coffee, flour, >al Church and the Sunday bacon,lard, dure such a strain? Think N. C., chool. J. D. Roberson syrups, molasses, TRADE, TENN. of where we are drifting. is just receiving a large stock AFTERNOON session— 2 o'soda, starch, GENERAL AI ERCHANDISK Sam P. Jones closed his lock. canvassed hams, meeting at Charlotte on the 16. Responsibility of pa- which will be sold for Cash or confections etc., SWEETW'TR, N. C. 2nd. He raised about $10,en ts to the Sunday school country produce at prices Dealers in general merehan never before heard of. Give 000 in money. About $8,vork. W. S. Hyams. him a call, dise and country prod ace. 000 was for the purpose of AT NIGHT—Sermon. apr 2D ly. Than they can be bought in We wish to say to the pub­ payings off the Y. M. C. A. in The speaker opening the the county. E SPECIALLY do lic that our stock is lull and 2 ^jTOtduMSJ3lRsC>-- »&v the city. The balance Reviiscussion will be limited to we invite the ladies to give us complete at both points,and Xo Sam kept for incidental ex« J ADAMJ 2< 5 minutes. Wert., a call and examine our full that we will duplicate any th .PI.. pences. Money moves every­ This Convention is not for Breech loading double shot gun line of Spring and Summer bills sold near us. thing. Preaching, in, many unday school workers only, $8 to $50, single breech loaders Dresss goods. respects, as well as politics all friends to morality $4 to $12, breech loadingrifles$3 Notions, notions, to please Wi are run by money. The tnd religion are cordially in- to $15. Double barrel Muzzleload ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re­ the most fastidious of our fa ir preacher ought to be paid eited to attend. peating Rifles, 10 shooter. $10 to friends during the summer. Step in and examine our Respectfully, nough, if he is the right sort $30; Revolvers#! to $20, send 3 You shall be pleased in qual­ goods in this line, and we are J. R. CANNON, I Bam P. is uot our kind, for cts. for Mamoth illustrated catasure to please you in presents ity and prices. A.GRAYBEAL, J-COM. logueNo.40. Address GREAT WEST we don't like his style. His^ W. S. HYAMS, J EUN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa, for boys, girls, sweet hearts, rough and uncouth language] We are Located in the mother or sister. Give us a in the pulpit does not accord call and be convinced. MOORE BUILDING, with our views. Our idea is| that a preacher of the gospel On Main Stiver, and a he ever T h a n k i n g O U r P a t r o n s ought to refrain from coarse! roady to give our customers for past fa vors and seliciting foolish jokes in the pulpit. prompt attention. Orders a continuation of the same. But many others differ with by mail promptly filHed. Do We are Resp. us, and we will not fall out not tail to give us a trial, Grayson Bros. witn them about it. Jones ; AffP.etlMEgfc U? and ire are sure of your trade j WOODWORK is a great success in getting a NfWHOMf S(W!NG MA ISST thereafter. The Celebrated Nissen large crowd to-gether and -=7?r,G0.I . 28AUNW NSQiJAHE.NY,Ac;; 10N T A . C L With many thanks for past CHL£P .L „ T WAGONS, raising lots of money. It is S1 .LDUI5.M0. SY OALL/VS.TEX patronage, and an earnest not for us to say how much BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP, jCox and Hart, Nathan Creek appeal for a continuation of the same in the future, we re­ PLITFORM SPRING HACKS, spiritual good he does,for vvc Ashe county, N. C. main, Respectfully, don't know. KOl'R ne |f$A Solid McLENDON & MOORE. Pheatons, Road Carts. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and nil Pat­ the There is always some ex­ ctetc. iSretc., for sale by V/. D.­ ent BHSIRTESS condacted foR MODERA-IE 11as. , 4. 24. 6 mo. OUR OFFICE IS Oi'ptsrs U. S P/rrr-r OFTICI "ASOLID GOLD and we can secure patent in lets tluw than those cuse that justify every faHuj*e Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. (J. ' remote from Washington. Old people sutler much from fifiU'The above named vehic-fequaT value. ONK TERSON Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ that we poor mortals make. ^RRNCH can one tion. We advise, if patentable or^ not. free of Hfrce, Inrga disorders of the urinary organs,! Icharge. Oui fee not due till patent is secured. h?s will be sold cheap for cash I IIousehoDl Man justifies himself in every kiplen. These , well and are always gratified at the j A PAMPHLET , "Hofr to Obtain Patent s, with J "AS , are free. WORK ames of actual clients in your State, county, o | nead do to show what you to who - •. r wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc- or traded in exchange for thing he does. If we fail to wn, sent free. Address, you— in for us, holds for years , Lean's Liver and kidney balm in good young horses or cattle, make a good crop, wecan tell and aCe . We , C . A .SNOW&CO . i you knowwe.•#•-»«»you woult? all expressupwards.,us. . After, banishing their troubles. $1 per1 Come and examine them, if work from to ITILO and — — U/,*hu D r the reason why * if we go to P»TRH*? Orr>cz, in WASHINGTON. rt . C * »KTNIM)T>A Co., Do>8I9. RWTL«ND, 4, 24/ bottle. The Watauga Democrat. Ghicago and Alton R. R. GENERAL MERCHANDISE ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK Graysca Bros, Cheaper •lend it rent for n.ict Lilt. 0UV7orka FOR SALE SFREE. M *Lnl(l Watch k Worth .*? 1 00.0<». licit $%5 Jwatoh in world. Perfect timekeeper. Warranted heavy hunting caaes. tBoth kidiea' and gent s sizes, fuith works and cases of in locality secure together with our valuablelineof samples ns the watch All the -on is we send those call friends and neighbors and those about that always rcj ..t» valuable trade which when once started thus repaid pay freight etc all Ifke to go to for you can earn per week Address . �W. L.BRYAN, kJ which, we hath? fiOhfl ht pres Mast. N. C. —The law inquires all the April 5, 1890. ent. May the DEMOCRAT live They are now well. Mrs. YTO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT magistrates in the county a long life. Z. Y X. Gragg died of the same dis­ to meet at the court house on To the Democrat: ease. Her tfge was 41 years. •opy 1 year fl-WJ the first.Monday in June. Do It is with pain that we Still On Band With (j months 50 hot forget this, for there is chronicle the.death of broth-j J. S. W. LINVILLE LETTER. 3 " 8 months 85 j ' [important business to be>r Laneen Deal, who died on ADVERTISING RATES. Nice line of May, 1st. . When you are constipated with the night-of April the 4th. ! transacted. ... . . . v. ' 1 inch 1 week $ 75 loss apdetite,, headache, take one —The town election went His * disease was dropsy, j from I Tot the Democrat: 1 " 1 month 1.75 of Dr. J. H. McLean's little live! . 1 1 1 1 1 1 * . i ' \ , 1 • 1 " 3 " ••••• -boo off quietlv here Motldav. Oiir which, he had suffered intense We had a serious accident j ^r^neyp(fle«8 WdS n K on: • ... • 3 " 6 " 5.00 popular Mayor, W. C. Coffey, ly for some time. He made here on Thursday evening pleasant to take and will <5iire 3 " 1 year 7.00 a profession of faith in Christ last. J. Burt Johnson, our Y°u- 25 cents a vial, 1 column 1 week 9.00 I was re-elected without a ny op 3 " 3 month 15.50 position. The followingcom during his illness and was re- ] new merchant, gave his Wife 1 " 3 " 25.00 missioners were elected: M .- reived into the Methodist a dose of morphine instead Cohslktihg, in part, of Boots; 1 " 6 « 37.50 Church by the writer, May of quinine, in sufficient quan1 " 1 year 50.00 j L.Bryan, .J. F. Spainhour Shoes, t he good Lord bless the be- [ tity to have killed her beand R. 0. Rivers. Dress Goodfi, -0. reft family. lyond a peradventure, hac Entered at the Postofficeat Notions, 8Y Boone. N. 0., as second-class . . , ,° Married, on the evening of not medical aid came imrneto m ail matter. ,th<-(.o U .^e™to S .,ld,er S of thpjstinst attheirsldtoldiatelyto her relief. It was We are now Hard#are, Tinware, this hi-iyon rnat K is (lesn-eil NJ' tlie bride's fetlier, Mr. L.-|a very fortunate circumFor us many of them us can, „ M a g t t u Migg AddJe H LOCAL NEWS. Groceries; stance that Dr. Teal was to meet at the court house, to „. bot l, of this count v. ,tev. close at hand, and he was Coffeeg; on the first Monday .n .W, a —The hogs must go. 0gbm . n called in. He administered FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF Sugars, -Remarkably cool weath- in order to arfange matters May their lives be one of hop an antidote, and caused her Tea, in regard to» the reunion a 1 piness and success. So mote to be exercised by walking or May. Rice, Spring and Summert4«o ds , Blowing Rook, in August till the effects of the poison it be, atnCii. —Rather coo) for those pit next. Cigars, were dissipated. It was An G. W. OSBORN. lowers, ladies. Cigarettes, etc; Attorneys Councill and • exceedingly narrow escape aud cordially irivite the pub­ —Prof. Francum's school Blackburn have returned from death. lic generally to examine the Shull's Mills, N. C., i Boone, is progressing nice- f ,./ )m mtche)l and Yaneyj Specifications are now out same before buying. We April 30, 1890. counties. It is probable that; asking for bids for the build­ have a splendid line of Drftss Drugs & Medicines —Our old friend, Jeremiah both of them will be nomina To the Democrat: ing of our new school house. goods such as A few words from this sec Green, of Meet Camp, is very ted by their respective par Mr. Guin Church Is getting Worsteds, ok. ties for Solicitor, and then tion are now in order, if any a "good ready" for making in good variety. Alsb takfi 00 "jj™% Cashmeres, all kinds of • —Com missioners court was they will spread 'themselvesi objections, let. the objector ** Ginghams, a session Monday and Tues- before their eoustitrr et 8 ; „r speuh, if uottheietter stands ap proved the mastery. -txAiViie, Iday of this week. ing to have everything finThe farmers of this vicini­ Muslins etc. etc. be—For dry goods, groceries, —This sumnteTand fall will ty are "getting •• inoveon „ . —" ished for convenient tisett, .I i i tore he grinds the mud. His or any thing you need, call be a hot time among the polLADIE S HATS. -AND... B . -u . . . . jiticians. Great drops of sweat. ^ or corn, sowing ,brother, A. 0 Church, is the I h NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN , . S. on 8. F. Lenoir & Co. ij T p . „ , , will be shed forourgo»dand'° at8,graSSseed ' etc proprietor, while Guin is the at Blowing Rock, both trim­ -Mr. T. Fin Coffey has re- t h e d of f h e country,!. The wheat and rye are look- master workman. med and untrimmed. Shoes, turned from a visit to rela I , , ing well, and the stockisnow and the deer people wiB be jb pick the tender The centre of town is being Hosiery, Notions, Staple and fives,in Term. I enmrilitrionfoH cuvom + a af­ ' [complimented again until of grass of. t he fields. smoothed and Beautified: All foncy Groceries, Hardware —My prices areas reasona­ ter the election. Then all of And country ptoduce in ex­ , ^ happiest of LIJLv* the trees in the forest were & etc. In sho.it our stock is ble as can be found in the you tube cure of„ yourselves j. The IJWII ,Utou part U1 the change for goods. Gent's eal . h a s a m 0 8 t c m n e W h w | cut down, not even leaving a junt.y. W. L. Bryan. boys furnishing goods, such as. Nature puts on her lovely bush, so now lot owners can -Comodore Clark was aAnd being only 22 miles dress shirts, (both laundhied set out trees and shrubs to rayed or stolen. On, robe of green, and the wild Tiin triumphantly elected or about the 30 of April, one flowers fill the air with sweet suit themselves. Afterawhile from depot, and having tele­ and unlaundried.) Collars, layor of Blowing Rock on gray mule we . 1 ha : ve a beautif hl ville with black stripes perfume, and the wild birds, we will have a beautiful vil- graph communications here Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al­ " last Monday. Good choice. across the most any thing-needed in that , a ^ in thi s re8 P ec ^. ie shoulders and a- with all their melodiotissongs with the markets, we CAN line. ; Send us all the items of long its b . _ ?aC , two years old are enough to make any- L)-day is "May-day," and and M ILL meet any prices i,v ti. , ...I «... i ' a pleasant one it is—the most a nlensnnt nnpif.ia—Ummnai' rnade in Watauga County. uu's from different parts of this spring. Saidi mule was tTi ibody happy, county. Don't- be so back- ken from Joseph Hayes pas The Church at Shull's Mills pleasant I have'seen here. In Thanking 6tlr Iriefids for ture in this county. Any . . per has elected Rev. Abe Church merr.v New England, in days their liberal trade, and prom —All the school tern lers | son returning said mule, will as their pastor for the next gone by, this day - has been ising to do all we canto mer­ should attend the Teacher s | be liberally compensate,! for year. The church hasalsoor celebrated as a childrens' it a continuance of the same, ganiSed a Sunday school at pleasure spell, but in the lat­ we remain very truly, iLGte, commencing' next time and trouble. Ready-Made Clothing from 8 j JamesjSmith, Boone, N. C. j this place whicil is a great ter years the idea has been I hiytriBoone,-. H. C. MARTIN '& CO to 25 dollars per suit. We enlarged in this country to April 1st 1890. upl. D. R'. Brown, of . For the protection of our blessing to any community, a tree planting dav, and in handle only first class goods, Imson county, was in town hmces, and more cap 'eially when rightly condu ted. [that respect is worthy of co­ and will guarantee prices as Young men and young 1ti­ js week. He reports whea t for the purpose of keepin <bes low a8 any other merchant led on > if .you wish to be bright mmemoration. I could write [ stock from being hi tt Rured by the frost. who handles the same grade' 1 me Kine-wa IKS , TT Y., 1 the side-walks, let us put a !II1(1 shining lights in the a prolix disquisition on this T. A of goods. • 8n the)-1and, of I lot of racks on some con veil- world, and be bright jewels, subject, but will content my­ self by i-emnrking that we ortli J' ork, was in town this ient plot of ground near the attend Sunday school, I am now ready to eek. He is one of our most public square. This wouldn't Fishing for trout is the should not, by any means de a nice selected stock ofshow you standard Inccessful stock traders. Little nude our mountains and hills prints, Indigo Blue-, Simpson's ; be an extensive job, but i» p]eaBUr«0'of t.l.e dil.y. .onethat we are badly in need Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic -Mr. John F. Hardin lias j of. \\ al ter Shull caught one a,few of the primeval forests with­ suiting, Challies cashmeres, and lilt within the past few! r n . tirv.J h, . days since 14^ in. in length. out substituting other trees. brocaded goods with the best lot Hie D EMOCRAT extend, The citizem h e r e „ r e ^ttiu Fruit trees are a thousand of 10 cts worsteds on the market. Tb e citizens hi leks near 500 pannels of Zt , ' exienns. hll;t ^ (, ns a little uneas; pee around his wood-land "i'? 1 , ''' xsy for fear the times more valuable than Ladies' white dresc goods, cross­ Goods at almost your own bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib­ x ofc Boone. i> and best, wishes, to .Mr New- visitors will c; st , I run in connection A, Titch them all. none. But I must desist. bons, gloves, ladies' and misses' price. . . , „ ton Mast and his fair yotiiig i Shnll A- Mast have opened Vfm Friday, May the 2nd Shull & hoes, corsets and corset jeans, with my other business, a J—Our town is in need of a bride. May theii 11 ves a store at the old Robbihs This after-noon a severe Damask table cloths, lace scim fcod pottnd lot, in which to t blight, peaceful and happy. rain and hail storm fell here, gild creton goods, silk thread, prison trespassing stock. May auspicious winds blow stand. More anon, A. M. and in all the cou.ntry round button hole Twist. Jeans cloth from 12% to 75 ct^ per yard, let us attend to this soon, [gently round them as they ?i EFFERSON Ne WB. about. On the mountains Hats and shoes - we are. sure to need it in [journey through the com­ the hail remained on the HARDWARE. the near future. plicated labyrinth of time, For the Democrat; ground till dark, and proba in the greatest abundance, such —One of our foremost mer- and may their last days be Fine weather, and lots of bly it may be seen tomorrow as hoes, plows, clevises, grass rods, heel bdltg, llorSe shoes and lants, Mr. Bryan, isprepdr- their happiest. work going on. There are morning. nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham­ g to build an extensive —All persons in and around ; s o , n e improvements being Monday, May 5th mers, files, rim knoh ocks, butts tore house on the old Hor- Boone, who propose to help made in our little town, t'apt The Company have com- and screws. Coffin goods, silver- which we think is equal to mounted handles, screws n lot. This will improve in the way of cash subsc iscrip- Todd is having an addition menced to clean off Burnett and ornaments. A very finehjnges any in the county, and we Idtof locality very much. bn'it to his house. tion or otherwise, to exte ixtend [and Lenoir parks. The place guarantee our prices as low QufeBNB-W.4RE. We re glad to say that '8 undergoing a complete ren as any in thu The ProgressiveStudent, the telegraph line from Hlow Gold band china, teas and plates, lished at Lenoir, by Prof, ling Rock to Boone, will meet Mrs. M. E. Lawience is im ovation bowles and pitchers, glass-ware, •shall, has made its ap- | in Bryan's Hotel on Friday proving, and hope she may Died, this morning, at a- lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra i " ri ance in our office. It is levelling. Friends, we have lie seen on the streets again bout threeo'clook, Mrs. Jane, V sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol­ rice and spices. relict of the late James A. den drip syrup, and engine; tur ight, newsy little sheet P nt Thisoff long-enough .Now sooa. Oils, tanner's Mr. J. I). Thomas attend- Gragg, who deceased on the pentine. Just received 500 reflects much credit on spring Is hete, let us put it -into effect as soon as we eon. Mr. Hamp Horton's wed- J2nd day of last March In- gallc ns stone-ware, crocks, Also furnish transportation to Professor, n g a t M'ilkesboro last week. [ telligence came here on Sat- churns, jars jugs etc. Give panties wanting the same with a W Wanted!— Fifteen col- —The rail-road tax of $50 - '' good a Ashe county is not going nrday that Mrs. Gragg was me a call. Resp. D. TAYLOR. safe driver and \Vith A hands at $1.25 per day [ D00 carried by a large major turnout cts can 3>e found in thd work on 3 Csrailroad near 'hY in Johnson county, Tenn. to let the adjoining counties, 'lying, and word was sent to F. J. McMjllion and Son ot the county. For the next lier hnson City. Good shacks It is claimed that, the road get ahead of her in the way; relatives in Caldwell coun ^fouth hf Wilson Va., are Manu­ hY factures of all kinds of woolen d wood furnished. To make VV]h soon be built from Bris- of bridges, as we are soon to 8 to attend her funeral, yet goods, which they will send to toh Tenn., via, Elizabethton I have a $500 one built across he fingered till this morn ing. Cj htract call on J. W, Hodg8he whs Lniried this after- your door hi exchance for wool. Bamboo N. C. and Up the Watauga river to New river, at the WitherThey also keen a fulllinejof ineir tltei r noon Mrs. Gragg leaves 8 goods on hand at Southerlands, the mouth of Roans creek to spoon ford, which will be our Our office boy, Arthur ( most direct route to Wilkes- children and a helpless fath-1 Nsh,e Co-> N. C. They pay thd We will make special prides, for' .rwood, who has been at Mountain City. Thirty-five boro, and will be our near er. who is afflicted with rheu­ j^ price for wool. £ _ i I'llvJUeutllU dollars worth of "ill wui Iirai- er. who is afflicted with rhen. ousand (l()i Lira VYOrt'h cash, on all goods. Returning' fie-for sometime on the 1 H ,nber „„<i niral Ian 1,0 do depot when the Wilkw matism. She was the dough In cases of fever and ague, the r IIHE IBH i»of.ii priori Ki.LrLt ... . i i _ list, has returned, bright [ were soldi there . one day. .boro extention is comleted. ter of Samuel and Rachel blood is a«effectually, though not our thanks for past patronage in new. He is one of the Our neighbor county is on'a La. Grippe is still raging, Franklin, whose residence so dangerously poisoned by the we will; as heretofore, still con-* tinue to furnish you good goods ghtest boys we know of, high boom. Crossnore, in this effuvium of the atmosphere as it and at as low prices as can be but. has become "too com­ was nedr A, r, , , could by the deadliest poison. d we are truly glad to see il you spit up phlegm, and are mon" to be romantic, there* county M i . G i a g g d i e d of Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe Trtly yours, n again able to resume his troubled with a hacking cough, fore 1 will make no mention typhoid fever and at the I ver ^ure wil1 eradicate this poi- ounJ. use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine rk. Lung Balm, a xl x, * >, | son from tbe system, 50 cents a of it only in serious cases, of xtime of ins death thritu of the i bottle.- SUBSCR'AHT^V IIATK* j i j Oil 11U l vll Ti Ol v U TT r 5 m GOODS! General Merchandise, * RECEIVING] [OUR ROOTS COMPETE JEST IN C. D. TAYLOR Valle Cruris N ti For Gtitib, You Can Have Hotel and Peed STABLE, v COUNTY. aucj U.IOU MTy a luiimitypf 60 D YS �The Watauga Democrat. A B. Dougherty, Editor. R C. Rivers, Publisher. ''arlisle on Republican Extravagance. A. P. SMITH, R. A. SPAIXHOUR, W. B7COUNCILL, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAV. Successor -0- Smith & Miller, IJ uly4th891y. Boone, N. C HALE, N. C. VV. C. NEWLAND, To the peoiale of Watauga. MORA VIAN FALLS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ex-Speaker Ca rlisle publish I am situated at the Ford of Flk Lenoir, NX. -0es hi the Foium, for May, a Mitchell county, with a full line June 27. 88 ly. Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods. review of political events of-General Merchandise, such a« J. T\ FLETCHER, His store house is now GO feet long and thoroughly filled since the last presidential e- Dry Goods, —ATTORNEY AT LAW— Groceries, lection. Ins aim being to with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES f I Queen sware, SUGAR GROVE X. C. show that the republican par t.y conducted the last cam­ Glassware; Will practice in Watauga and Hardware, that will Surprise you. >• paign iu order to procurethe adjoining counties. Candies, offices, and the democratic SCOTT & ERYIX, party in order to further the and Patent Medicines. Highest market price paid for all kinds countly produceWhen you are on vour way to ATTORNEYS AT LAW, principles of tariff reform. He ROOTS AND HERBS .1 SPECIALTY. argues that both gained Lenoir, N. C. Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices. what they struggled for: the 14. 24. republicans got the offices, Give mca call, as I am able tojT. B. FINELY, When you come to Elk ATTORNEY-AT-LYW, and the democrats see the duplicate any bills sold there. Park get started off Jusl principlesfor which they con­ My goods are bought for CAS It Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Right, by going straight to tz( V p tended gaining in popular fa­ and I sell for the same. E...F. LOYILL TO vor everyday. He surmises Hoping to satisfy you in goods Jones & Vances ATTORNEY AT TAW, the pending legislation, which prices etc. I am Itespecfully, -oBoone N. C. A, P.. SMITH if passed- would not only ex­ July 4th, '89—1 y General store and buy every­ Will W. Hoist-law has just mooved into his new store house haust, the surplus, but would Feb. G. Gmo. , thing you need from them. require new and heavier tax­ I)R. L. (TREEYES. where he will b< pleased to serve his old -customers and make, nev ation; and he points out how PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ones. I am now better enabled to meet the wants of the peop1 NOW COMPLETE. Office at Coffey's Hotel. They have got the bigest than heretofore, as my store is -1110011 larger and I will keep a niuc'L the republican party cannot Boone, N. C stock in town, and always larger stock than usual: I will always keep in the lea/1 carry out two opposing prom h low o July 4. 89. ises that it made—first,, its sell a little lower than I prices, I will sell you extra 0 sugar 12 lbs. for $>1, soda 20 lbs.. §1 tobacco 35 ets. lb. coffee 4 1-4 Ibs.kf 1* syrup 50 eta. gal, 150 ft promise to the people that 1 have recently refilled my the lowest. store building witlVa full and W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). oil, 25 cts. gal. I also have in stock hoes, horse collars, handsaw it would rfeduce the tariff, and Boone, N. C. files, horse rasps, hammers, huts and hinges, pocket kinves' of a. second, its promise to pro­ complete line of the choicest kinds, sad irons, larmtrs friend plow-repairs, plows and a com­ Resident Physician. Office They have just received an tect manufacturers, arid to on King Street north of Post elegent line of plete line of shelf hardware,''also glass-ware in great variety. You pensioners that it would in­ Office. ' will find my line of dry goods com lete in every particular, plenty crease taxation fortheir ben­ goods ever brought to the June 12 88. ly. ^TLJ IMP of boots arid shoes from the cheapest up, a large line of notions, efit,.—News and observer. O Lw I IT I IMUi ail(] jewelry, a variety of ladies hats in the latest styles triined and County. Consisting of wors­ W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. untrimed, and everything else usuallv'fomid in a first elass store. «. o 0 ' Old people suffer much from teds, ginghams, cashmeres, Embracing . all the choice I will not be undersold by any one for CASH. Brick l ayers and Plasterers lawns, muslins, and, in fact, disorders of the urinary organs, styles in makes and fabrics, I want to thank my customers for their liberal patronage and and are always gratified at the any thing you wish in theline wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc­ of ladie's dress goods. I am are prepared to do all work whi-.h will go DIRT CHEAP hope by fair dealings to merit a continuance of the same. Lean's Liver and kidney balm in also to the front with a full in their line on short notice. Wanted—Feathers, beeswax, butter, eggs, corn, wheat, rye, oa1; banishing their troubles, -ft per line of Groceries. Sugar coffee ALL work guaranteed and Come and see our ffine line of white beans etc. I will be in the market for alb kinds of roots a bottle. herbs. Call and see liim before you buy and save money. rice, molasses flour, bacon, Prices reasonable. For pri­ etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this ces etc., address us at Con- Gents, Ladies, Misses and Yours anxious to please. Nov. 7th, ly. Childrens fine y_ For What Re is Worth. line I am sure to please you. over, N. C.. WILL IF. 110LSI LA IV. •A traveler in Tennessee, jio Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis­ E. S. BEickbiirn. J. F. Morj)li5W. tieing a large number of peo­ els. Horse-shoes and nails. Marion, N. C. JclVcr- on, N. C. Glass-ware, Queens-ware, J. M. DOUGHERTY. E. II. DOUGHERTY. ple following a wagon, rode Cutlery, both table and pock I MORPHEW & BLACKBURN W» up to an old fellow, who sat et. v'l wish to thank my pa­ ATTTOKNEYS AT I,AW. on the fence, and asked the trons for past favors, and cause of such a large proces­ hope to merit the same in the - Will practice in the courts future by dealing fairly with of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch­ sion. We defy competition on The public is respectfully in riled by. selling "W'y they are takin' Sam them, and cheaply as them ell counties, also in the Fed­ goods as they eral courts of the Dist.. and quality, prices and styles. to examine our complete line of £ates on tey t he graveyard." can be bought on tins mar­ Supreme Court of the State. Dry Goods, such as : W orsteds 'Tie must have Been a very ket. Resp. W. B. Baird, Collection of claims solicited. They have a complete line of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs popular man." 4. 24. Valie Crucis,N. C. very of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres of thegoods, best quality, Fine Aprl, 10. dress such as: Henretta. MAYall, I should reckon he ginghams, prints, lawns, cloth, also fine silks, which will be was." muslins, laces, ribbons etc. sold at the lowest price .ever "Held a high position I sup FEED! FEED!! bought at in Watauga County. O- ; pose?' We wish to announce to Their stock of Groceries is "Stood at the top." C RESTON N.-'C. the drovers in Western N. C., full to overflowing and of the READY MADE CLOTH­ "What was his business?" that we are now prepared to very best quality, consiting of "Chopped co'd wood fur a feed your stock at our sta­ ING A SPECIALTY livin', I believe." bles, or sell you feed as low Flour, Bacon, as can be bought elswhere. AVhat, do people in this Give us a call. Resp. Lard, country pay so much atten­ MCNEILY BROS Coffee, We have an immense stock of Dn tion to wood choppers?" MOORSVILL , N. C. t f. Goods. Groceries, Notions, Confee Sugar, " "Look here, my friend, Sam I have on hand , vehicles of tionnries. And a nice line of Hats Rice, was the handiest man with our own make, arid more in Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e Teas, a fid die; there wuz in this process of manufacture. All Beaver Dam School normous stock of Hardware, con Cigars, neighborhood. Hecould jes' for sale at very close prices— W. R. HENDREN, PRINCIPAL. sisiing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits, Cigaretts, & etc., & etc. —o— na,eh Lilly make a fiddle cluck finality considered. Repair­ ing and jobs made to order a Tuition per month .75 to $2. Cheroots etc. like a hen. 1 dont know-how All the above will be sold cheap. it is whar you come frum, speciality. Respectful ly, Thomas J. Lillard, Board, including room, lights Groceries, Hardware, Queens- We buy live stock. Horses, Mules, but in this here community Surviving Partner, etc. $5 per month. Come ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery, Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see we don't pay no attention tf.—May 3rd:.-. right along, or address the us.——We will do you right. . . terwhutaman does fur er principal at Sweet Water both pocket an 1 table, Scythes And snaths, butts and screws, F. II Dougherty Brother, N. C. " 4.24. liven', but we' measure him cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS fur wliut he is worth to socie which will be sTd IN THE Mast, N. C ety." , " ELK MONEY PARK, <-g- CI jrIIERr Worth & L illard, tf. 8. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA­ TION ' .-You will have no use for spec­ tacles if you use Dr. J. H. Mc­ Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, ft removes the film and s'kum which accumulates on the eye balls subdues inflamation, cools and soothes thfe irritated nerves, strn gthehs weak and failing strength. 25 ceni s a box. OF, NEW YOftjt. $5,000 Tor Death by Accident or Loss of nimbs $2,500 for LOSS pfLimb'or sight, ar for Permanent Total Disabil­ ity. $050 for the LOSS of one Eye. "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for Temporary Total' Disability. Costs about 15 dollars per Sullivan, the champion year, payable in one sum. or in in installments ot two dollars. prize fighter of the world, has Membership fee 5 dollars, paya­ accented a challenge from an ble only once. Australian named Jackson MEMBERSHIP, 52,541. to contest for the champion­ Losses paid during 1880, 384,ship. They are to fight for 808,00 dollars. Losses paid since'78,1.759, 507. 120,000. 39. Insurnce in force, J an. 4890, 254,31.3,750, dollars. Assetts. ^ So Fat Tom's methods are December 31, 1889, 249,730,55, It will pay you to insure. Ac­ to be ti'ied in The Senate. cidents happen only when they The people will try the tryers are not expect.ec. If there is no agent for this Association in your and the fryers, too. town, write to the undersigned. • J 1 i.T We want an active agent in each • A movement is now 011 town in N. C., and will give liber- foot to btfil'd a $10,000 Hotel j £°5f l.K;)n'iL'le solic­ ited. FIELD & HOYRTEE, in Wilkesboro, says the State Agents for North Carolina, Chronicle. * OXFORD,"N, C. Money to loan, Persons wishing to hot row money, who can secure! Remarkably Low. it by mortgage on good real i estate, '-an be accommodated j by applying to ! J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. €.. You are cordially invited or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. to examine our immense 4. 24. . stock of goods, we feel sure we can suit you in prices, The Celebrated Nissen st vies etc. WAGONS,— Prompt attention givBUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP, en to all Mail Orders. PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, Yours Respc't. Phsatons, Road Carts, Jones & Vance. <ftetc. &etc., for sale by W. I). Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. fi@°The above named vehic­ les will be sold cheap forcash May the 1st, 18.90. or traded in exchange for good young horses or cattle. Come and examine them. 4. 24. ElflOiY Mind wandering crired. Books learned in one reading. Testimonials from all parts of the globe. Prospectus POST r-3| KBRK, sent on i-pplication to Prof. A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York- STRUCK BOTTOM 1! L(j(}K 0UT W£ Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 2. All kiuds of dress goons at correspondingly low figi Lawi s from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, h plains, chisels, saws,hammers, hinges, Aetc. &et.e & Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endl variety, and as cheep as can be found in county, LROCERIEFL E'ROCERII 8. A L ROC EH 11 "ROCERIE1 CJROCERTFC WR0CERIE°> Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory pro. Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime c Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Pro's leather at tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices, ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot ATERSOX ATERSOX JACTORY 'ACTOR S OATBRSON IMCTO B ATERSOX a AUTO Yarn ai d Jeans at factory pi k es, to exchange for wool cash. Don't be afraid to trade " ith as if you owe us, we will enable vou to pay ny back debts. All for sale bottom prices_at J'f B. Phillips A, Soi riugar GroyevN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 2 Issue 43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1890_0508_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 8, 1890] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890-05-08 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s