Watauga Democrat from Boone, North Carolina • Page 3

lUTtf wj.u l.ave ToTheWaTAI UA "sby Uliiittln-d, we I say tint a vo! will Uit1 Ike lMer 1 Alitor I Th widiet in the rase 1 1" the h'ad, eit of wlurh to Dr. woidd h-ive prodlliril them in the near future, and they will In ready to! pav off their jm-onnls. We must have what you aredne. niMt i). DENTIST Is now located nt Rock, where In will remain during the Minnicr ami fall na'-h yi-ar.

and desires to impress upon you the imjtor A Big Lot cfHov; 'Goods' at Hy Store, I have just received a large, new and well selected stiM-k 'A Merchandise nt my More, and I wish to cull the attention ol the public to the following facts: You rnn get mattocks, axes, drawing knives, rim knob pad locks, best mader braceand bits, inonkpy rench jack planes, butts and screws, Farmer's Friend plow-points, mould boards, dogs and land slides, also points for 54 and a2, Chattanooga hill-side plows. Sole leather, upper ami harnesslcather. You can get Hood's Sarsaparilla, Dr. King's New Discovey ArnicaSalve, Dr, Joyne's family medicines, aud nil other kinds of medicine for man and tieast, all cheup. Yes.

1 hnve just received yards dotne.atic; a lot of jeans at 25 cts. and up, cali'-oos, liannels, water proof flannels, serge, ets. (iive me your tr.vle. I ill certainly appreciate it. I ill do you right every time.

WANTED 800 Doz. eegs at 10 cts. per dozen, 500 pounds of fresh, yellow butterat 10 cts per pound, 2.0w0 young chickens at 4 cts. a pound, 1,000 lbs. of pumpkin seeds at it cts.

per pound, 100 bushels oS white lenns nt 91 per bushel, 50 lbs. of burdock seeds at 3 and all other produce usually handled by a country merchant at highest market prices. Please biing me your cash and produce and 1 ill do you good. Rirch oil wanted, per lb. Yours Anxious to piease, WILL W.

H0LSCLAW. October 8, 1895. A LITTLE AD PLACED HERE WOULD BE SEEN -DY THOUSANDS OE PE0PEE. THY IT- LOOK AND EXAMINE! The great secret, to success in having plenty of the comforts of life is in knowing how and when to buy. First, look I second, examine the quality and price of the article, or articles, you wish to buy.

To those who ore interested in buying necessa ies for their consumption for the least money we most respectfully invite them to call on ua and examine our entire line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, (consisting of Groceries, Hardware, Tinwnrei Sheetings, Plaids Prints, Cashmere, Hat8, Caps, ShoiaCkiihing, Notions, etc. It will hot cost you 'anything to examine our good but we will be pleased to show them to you find -give you our prices, whether you buy or not. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes We make specialty of shoes. We think we can sell von the nicest and best shoe for less money than any mer A 'TIL' inout AiivKitTisixo Hates. 1 hih I week I 1 i-ionth 1.75 3.O0 1 3 1 (J 1 1 year 1 column 1 wook 1 1 month 1 3 1 1 1 year 5.00 7.00 Enteral at the PostofhYent Roone, N.

us Hfcond-cliutt mail matter. LOCAL SEWS. f'fld Will W. IIolsclaw's new advertisement in this is- 'MVauted. 2,000 Jbs.

young i.m;ivt-ijn ii i -t cin, ie Hi. Will W. Holsclaw's. Wanted: good whit beans at $1.00 per bushel nt Will W. Hols, law's.

iv.r i. 1 II iru, JWIII9. IIHISII. yellow butter also eugs at 10 cents, at Holsclaw's. Old friend John A.

Kirk-niativ of (ireensboro, is in town this week. ti i ut- iii 1 1 iii several years, the weather has been fine during court week. 7 This is a hard court on 'the visiting attorneys, asthe civil docket will not be reach ed. Elder D. G.

Sherrill, of Caldwell will preach at Shull's Mills oii Saturday before the third Sunday in Oct. The cattle trade is very i uuu ai present on account oi the dry weather. The pasture is exhausted, and cattle will have to be fed at once. The attendance at court has been very large and the crowd, to take it as a whole, has been very orderly: liut little whiskey has been drunk. Judge Bryan's charge to the grand Jury on Monday was a most excellent one.

It covered all Uie duties of the Jury, and was very instructive to our people. IJ. A. D.i vis, of Solo, as in town. this week trcsh from tne Atlanta imposition.

He is well pleased-with his trip, andsajs that all who can ought to attend. The following visiting at torneyaare in attendance, a't our court: Col. Folk, V. H. Rower; Newland and Laurence Wakefield, of Lenoir, Hon.

K. Z. Linney, of Taylorsville, E. S. Blackburn of Jefferson, and T.

A. Love, of Bakersyille. The Poira warriors lire to be tried on both sides, it now appears. We underhand tha true bills hwve ben found a-gainst the constable and his squad who attempted to arrest the Cables, and in skirmish one man of the party was shot and killed by the Cable crowd. At the present writing we are unable to give much of the court news.

Tli3 criminal docket has been prosecuted with vigor, but there yet temains enough to occupy the court during the remainder of the week, and no civil cases will-be tried unless "some of the criminal cases are continued. We will give the proceedings in full next week. To the friends who have so kindly and cheerfully paid "up and renewed tieir sub-j scriptions this week, we ten- der thanks, and to the host 37.r0of of the State vs. Calvin Li! er for the in urir Roy La that'i on the loth i.fla-l April, was atniouiiifd this nior-ninir at 1 1 o--n k. The "use was calleil last Ei i day and consumed six full days.

-The Verdii-t was given on the seventh day after the jury had the case un nijrht. Quite a uutuner were at the court house when the jury line inatid tuition need, thro' their foreman, thf verdict of murder in Hie seeono deirree The prisoner entered the court room smiling and, did, li'it st-em to show the leat, emotion when the verdi-t was fan no unred. Judge Brvunmf ter a few hours, sentenced the juisoner to twenty, years 'in the It has been the general impression on the streets for sev era I days that the jury would find as they did. There has been some excitement over the matter, but is thought to be A dozen or more drunken men rode the streets last, night and swoie if Eller was convicted of minder in the first degree, they, would rescue him. A strong guard has been stationed at the jail since he was brought from Winston eaily last week.

The evidence against Eller was circumstantial but of such a nature no fair-minded juror 'would be at a loss to give a verdict as was given. Calvin Eller and ltov La tham both lived near Clifton post office, about a mile fionr each Roy was 18, tlie son of the late Sheriff La tham, and lived with his step fa her, Joseph Dougherty. Roy bad loaned Carl Est ridge a pistol, and Eller got the pistol-; Estridge, falsly claiming that Latham had told him to. -Latham sent Esti -idge to, Eller for the pistol. Eller was in the field and after a considerable con.

vet sa tion, sent word to Lur tham that he would bring it iO him that evening. As El ler crossed the hill near J. I. Eller' store, lie was seen by Mary Gil ley to break asyc a more club about two inches diameter and fivefeetlong, tie called tor itoy but no ain siver. He then went, by the store to the barn, where.

La? tham and Parson were feeding, and callecf1 Lif- tham out and told hir.i rthat his pistol was up the ri ver nt the ford. They off to-getherand were seen b' Martha Jones at dark. On the next day a liody was found in th river aid the neighbor hood soon gathered; in and were. waiting for the coroner til come 'before the boJy was dragged from the riveivThpj gh i so one hp had 'drowned himself. The body was more closely exam ined and on being dragged from the river was recogniz ed as Roy Latham.

Eller had gone home night before after and began work nex.tday, buton hearing of the excitement left home without going to the river. Suspicion rested on Eller, and men went in searrh for hi in. Deputy Shff. Stikes overtook him on Helton, a-bout eleven miles from home- Near the spot where the spot where the body vv a found was a large club with blood and hair on it. This fitted the end on the hill where Teller u- viumi titliteviL- a club.

There were four frae- leatll. IJ'ei-s fit't nti.l ht- i were wet when he came home I be night murder. Thee i in uuist ami s. hieh wele proven b. good witness es, with tie but that ler id two days before told Tom Duvalt that he was going to thtesli therarth villi Roy Latham and be ilshoid he had told Latham aib uit tie pistol being at thel liver when it id been sold and was in Wilkes county, made a very strong eas: a-gainst.

Eller. Solicitor Spainhour, W. II. Rower, V. W.

Rai her. J. W. Tod I and W. R.

Loyill prose cnted. V. Armfield, E. S. Mhekbdrn, R.

Haclvett and R. 7j. Linney defended. Eller is onl, iiineteen and weighs T90 pounds. Is ofe good lam ily, but is of a bad character.

Reporter. Jefferson. Oct. 4. For Throat And Lung Troubles, Take Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards At World's Fair.

Whea ia Doubt, ask for Ayer'i FU1. EVEKY GOOD CITIZEN to his country and to to subscribt for his county paper. It gives liini the ne.vs tit home niul abroad, and in-lonhsliim where he can buy his goods so as to save money. I aVn going to edit thisspace in the iiicerest of the good people of watauga county, and 1 want them to read it. It will be to your interest.

SEE THIS A Srst class sewing machine with all attachments sewing i ittachm $22. ron. band iron, 6heet iron round iron, square iron, tire steel, scpiare steel, round steel, oc tagon steel, Roland chill plows. Chattanooga chilled plows, Damascus plows, Dixie plows. Watt plows, double and single plows, steel plows; all kinds ot plow bolts, clevises, heel screws, single trees, doubletrees, points, boards lahdsideS, standards and handles for all the plows.

Kentucky cane mill bent enne mill in the woild. Tin, agate, and iron ware in endless variety. CU ARIES. OAK HARDWARE STORE J0I1N Vf. 1IOUCK.

Manager. Lenor. N. C. Sept.

3. NOTICE. By virtue of the power of nle contained in a certain mort- r-ire deed exeruttnl to Joe B. Todd InteC. C.

of Wat-amra county county, by W. V. Shelton aed Mary Ann Shelton. dul.V registered fa the Register's office ot atauga county, book 4D' of mc.rtffares page 306. I will on the 7th day of Oct.

rt)5. a 12 o'clock at the court house door in Boone sell at public auction for cash a tract of land now occupied by said SI el-tons and described as follows, to Adjoining the lands of T. H. Sutherland, Frank Hockaday, Jacob Potter and others, lying on the waters ot St ringer's Fork of North Fork of New River containing GO aeres more or less. Said sale being made to satisfy tlie balance ot a judgment to the amount of $100, and cost ol sale rendered by his Honor, E.

T. Poykin Judge presiding at fall term of Watauga Superior court in thecrtsestale vs. VV. V. and Marv Ann Shelton.

This Sept. 3. 1805. M. 13 ULACKBUltX.

0, S. C. chant or merchants in the county. We do not quote prices tuner of having your teeth a tended lo ut once. Dotit Put it off, for bv HO doing, youi teeth get noe; uive you mote twin, costs you moiv, and aunot be sav ed so well.

I lave them e.Yiin itied every or Hiniithsanl ts soon jis one decayed oi is discovered, have it filled, andyoii will not jiiiss' what it will lost you to keep them up, -and ths save your im tu-rat teeth, whieh ai eo essential to good health. So For Lpiminn tion, (live me a part Of your patronage, and make my lnuse your home while liavingyour work done. produce for my family's use be taken in e'xehange for work Office at residence, (Morris Building erv Kesp. It. I).

JENNINGS July IS. Contusiini oh to the choice of blood purifier is unnecesary. There is hut one and that is Ayer's. Tliis im portant fact waa rerogiiized nti the World's Fair, Chicago, 1803, being the only blood purifier ad-initeed to be placed on exhibition. The Hon.

U. Z. Linuey gave us 'outline ol his. financial views while in to this week' 1 1 if a i lie is in hi la vor mi tne iree coinage of silver so far asthe American product is concerned, and no Jfe wants silver restored to Its coinage as it was before lH7i, and to this end he will work in Congress without regard to party. We regard his Mr.

Lin-ney's financial policy 'us outlined above, to be sound and consistent. What he proposes to do in other matters we have no knowledge, but suppose he will go with the republicans, ns in duty bound. Mr, Linney has no idea that the democrats ahd populists will fuse for the. next election, neither do we. He- furthe; 'states that he don't know how Sen.

Piiteh-ard or Congressman Settle will be able to explain Civil Service Examination. v-There will be an examination under Civil Service Rules for applicants for. the, position of Store-keeper a Guger in the United States Court room at Asheville on the 9th day November, 1893 commencing at 9 o'clock, a. m. Applications shonfe'be made on Civil Service commission blanks that may be had by applying to F.

T. Walser, Sec. Bd. Examiners, isheville, N. and all appli cations must be on til before hour of closing business on the 25th day ot Oct.

'95. Did Yon Ever Think That you cannot be well ualess you have rich, pare blood? If you are wak, tired, languid and all run down, it is because your blood is impoverished and lacks vitality. These troubles may le overcome by Hood's Sarsaparii-la because Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure, rich blood. It is, in truth, the great blood purifier. Hood's Pills cure liver ills con-! stipatiou, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache aud indigestion.

'Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. in ou advertisement from the ent grades ol the same line of possible to quote prices and goods so you will know the at fact thereare so many differ goods that it is almost im the same time describe, the quality without examining for yourself. We will not try to induce any one to buy Jour goods by selling on time, we sell to all lor the. Pay hen They Receive The Goods consequently it enables us to sell goods for less money. All we ask is a fair trial and the buyer will be convinced of the truth.

Very Respectfully, BLACKBURN, 101 1RELL MILLER. I LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Statesville Marble, Work'. -o- If you are in earnestabout waritingthe best Monument or Tombstone, for the least money, be sure to rite to me, as I buy direct from the quarries in car load lots. I employ the very best woikmen, nnd to-day I have the largest and most complete stock of Marble in North Carolina. Satisfaction guaranteed.

ConsuItTyour interest, and giye me a coll or write for prices. CB.WEBB. Statesville, N. C. January 24th, 1895.

THE MOUNTANMEDICiNE CO? ANY OF ZIONVILLE NORTH GAROLIHA. Is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of a valuable medicine, known as the MOUNTAIN HERB MEDICINE, composed of the natural herbs of our mountain sec tion. This wonderful medicine is highly recommended for diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and.all diseases ari sing from a billious system. This is no patentmedicine. It is pure, simple, cheap and effective.

It is recommenled by the physicians of the county, and is one of the best medicines on the market. This medicine is put up fh packages with full directions with full directions on each, Price $1.00 per packatre.sent post paid to any address. If you have Liver trouble. Dyspepsia, or Kidney complaints, try it and be convinced that we are not trying to humbug you. Respectfully.

THE MOUNTAIN MEDICINE COMPANY.