Watauga Democrat from Boone, North Carolina • Page 3

1- CASH, CASE () II Died on Banner Ivk, the proximo. Mrs. Marga- ret MeN'abl). ageil year til. tnths and timed.

ivs. 11ItYT Ml 1 A.I COM Iiioir Vo'r: Civil en-j irintvr.I.T. Montgomery engajrii! preliminary railroad Mirvey tutt-ii L'-nirau. This diivey is being undep tin of the GHyn-IIiirtM'r Manufa't urinir' Company ai other capital-, Ms. who intend to build hii load miller tie charter of the; Ienoir aiei Blue Ridge Rap-: SnrKiPTii IUte -Mr.

II.T. Wilbardii-d nt Lis jitist. 1'uriul mtvmvs whi year 1 K. 1VII. 1 month I .1 tuotitliM I Mr.

John 1'. I. (bins, of IUtkh. Vilas. th misfoi tun- tt 1 in.h lrk I' thrown from a horM.Von 1 lmoiith l.Tr.ldnv, nnd painfully Irii t.

1 a :s.ooi nooj I't us har irom ourror- 1 1 T.oo' rpondt lit from th' dihVr- I 1 wik parts of the count wt Mit wm to fc no 1 :7.r(:on A. U. Ginyson and A. ten have ret timed from 1 1m Grand Lodge, I. ().

(). F.and; report a hue time while in; --) SAY Tills IS NO HUM 15UGTO I)liAYT THADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. -o- rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS At 10 per cent above 1 1 If you oon't think I mean it come and look through STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large so and want to get rid of it before spring. J2T CALL ANT) LOOK I would your athii.i to ihe big cut in prices my otbef lit es.

RESPErTFrLf.Y, W. L. saoocccsscocc; i She nas the mother of Mrs.) G. W. Dagger and Mrs.

W.I B. Baird. of this countv. and i ihe oiateinal grandmother th' writer. iaie eaily womanhood.

she has been an ardent chris-! tian and, dying, laid a-ide the worn out and dilapidated habitation of mortality, of immortal garments of un-j lading lusfrr for the jmmiI. I I JIlllt- III llll county from whereshe had belonged (on congtega-tion of William G. Brownlow. the "Fighting Pastor." She saw Andrew Jackson when a soldier and during his campaigns for President. She witnessed the exciting contest between Henry Clay and James K.

Polk, (feeing the latter candidate)and remembered a campaign sorgoftl-i' times, of which we give two stanz as as follows. I a rest ladies, blessyoursoulu, Pray send your husband to the polls; And as the go -mrp to say: 'Io vote, in dear, for Ilenrv Clay. Hark! single girls throughout the land. And inina to whom you give your hand; Before you set the wedding day, List make them swear they'll vote for Clay. Mrs.

McNaob remembered many of the love song that were sung in the days of her youth, and believingthat ihe render will be interested to know even oneof them, I give the following interesting, ballad: As rode over Island Hill, To a fanner's house I came; It late and almost night, i tarried at tin same. Ah I became a courtier there, A bonny lass I spieit; She asked me i( I had a wife, My marriage I denied. Hupper being over now, And all things of the bet, Said the good man to his wife B' kind unto nr guest. Our courtier is an Irishman, An Irishman so brave. And if he stays longin this place.

Our daughter he shall have. Breakfast being over now, And all things carried in. This goo'1 old man to medMsav Vid you wed my daughter Jane? Five hundred pounds I'll give to yon P.esides a tract of land. Soon as Miese words he snoko to fie. I thought on Peggy Bann.

Pcp-o-v von are the oijO think love you best, Mthono'h ue ni' so far- nnart My heart lies in your breast. Although we are so far apart. And seas betveen us roar. Constant and true I'll prove to you And lore you ev more. Banner Elk.

M. D. Not many physicians make great therapufic discoveries. For the most part theyconlentt' em-selves with administering judiciously what is rersn ibed in the books. To Ir.

0. A ver, however, is due the credi of discover ingtha greatest of blood purifiers A Snrsapari la. A Gold Watoh $204, That is what every AgKif receive who gets up a club on our $1 per week plan. Our 14 karat gold-filled cases are warranted for 20 years. Fine Flgin or Walt ham 'movement.

Stein wind and net. Ladie's or Gent's size. Equal to any fifty dollar watch. To secure agents where we have none, we soli one of th? Hunting Case watches for the club pi ice 28 and send C. 0.

1). I'y express with privik geof ex aminafiuii Indore paving for the sa inc. Our agent" at Purham, N. C. writes: "Our jewt lers luveronfessed thev don.t know how yon calf furnish such work for (he money." One good reliable agent wanted for each pliK-e; write for particu lars.

j'jM pike Watch 48 0Maid i Um. N. Y. 4b aih: offkmxc; hs-mi i'ldiicements to cash buyers. For every ihdi.irs wfirth of Ilot iiiiroi us for cash we will givH the buyer a 5 cent coupon.

lorTx-cnts in goods any time it is -rc sauted. This is Cfpml to 5 per cent di- unt on all cash purchases. LOOK TO YOU II I.NTEUKST and save money these hard times. PKIX(i us your produce, we will give highest market prices for anything we can handle. OUH stock of goods is kept EQUAL To all demands in thiscoun-' try, And WE WILL NOT Hi; UNDERSOLD.

Vvry Rt'specT fully, 11. MARTI. Wit Co. Iitck Mar. 31 't, '1)2.

CURE OK RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF, THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring lorm and all Itching Skin Diseases. Hyou hive TETTER, It matter not how long hat lilted, TETTERINE will certainly cur you you at IL Harmless, Painless and fl Bof tin.lnd 1 yon are dluatlifled UlUllUT with the renults Keferenres Sonthurn Bunk of the State of Georgia, Chat, bam Bank, and National liankof Savannah. J. T. SHUPTRINE BRO.

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worry W. rf. iron th. iv .11 eiprM. cluirrm nu.ti BROWN'S IEOS BITTERS Ciires DyspepBia, Indigestion Debility Rill AY TETTER1HE 3 -road I ompany, uliiHi con templates to id toJohiiMiti City or Bristol.

The lit) tli is thegreat day at Charlotte. Senator D. i. II ill. of New York, and other distinguished men will make speeehes.

The 20th of May Is claimed to hethe lolte the place where he first declaration of Independaiice was proclaimed; hence this is to be celebrated. Senators Vance and Ransom are to be time. J. F.Spainhour and W. B.

Council! will be there fnJm Watauga, on their return from th State convention. A big day is expected. Lenoir Topic: Last Friday Sheriff Mc' all received the following letter, which explains itself: BAKEitsvni.i:,..C. May 0,92. has been a mati brought here from Virginia supposed tole the man who killed Miller.

Send Some one to identify him. I think there can be no mistake about it. as lie (ills the description exactly. Send some men who got a good look at him. Yours truly, W.

C. Neulni.d. The letter (Miie late -ind the Sheriff wiote to the Sheriff ot Mitchell to bring the man and to stop in Lenoir, on his way to Wilkesboio.for identification by the citizens of this county who saw Miller's murderer. There has been a violator of the internal fh venue laws by the name of Foster, moiv commonly know hereas'Stri ped Breeches' who has been packing whi-key here for a number of months, wiling it to the people, and setting at defiance all the.Jjws of the l.iid. He passed through again some days sin -e and left a suppiy pear Boone, for his custom here; which lie intended to dispose of on his return trip from 10 Ik Park.

But unfortunately lor him, and fortunate for the. people there, he was arrested and bound to the Federal Court at Asheville. He succeeded in filling a bond for his appearance and started back for Watauga. There was a warrant in waiting for him in the hands of Deputy Marshal Colvard, a on Sunday night last, while he and a number customers were drinking deep of his "oh be Marshal Colvard swooped down upon him und again he was in the hands of the law. This time he failed to give bond, and is now mi Boone jail awaiting the next term of the Court at Statesville.

Tiuly the "way of the transgressor is hard." Hall's Hair Renewer has pro-vented many heads from In'ing bald. It will help you. NOTICE. The laws of the State require all weights and measures to be sealed, and I hereby notify the people that I am prepared to do such work. You will find me in Boone at the residence of I).

B. Dougherty. J. H. Cook, Standard 1 1 vear r.H) I'litonnl nt th IttofIiat T.oono, N.

mail matter. LOCAL NEWS. Yes, then is plenty of fruit. Senator Vance is reported very sick. Had heep nndjbad fenoos make mad nei-jhbots.

Fin(r rain Tuesday nijiht, which revived the growing crop. Miss Be tie Coffey 'a ttelee school in Boone is progressing nicely. Fishing and nquirrel hunting during crop time, make sorry crops. Da troy thee caterpillars on your fruit trees as soon as you read this. The trout season is now in full blast, and lots of them are being caught.

A very severe hailstorm is reported on the Middle Fork Monday. The cholera has killed all of the Editor's hens, and he is doing without eggs now. Miss Ida Hardin, 'i has been quite ill for several days, is reported improved. If we fail to publish the news from your section, you are to for not sending it in. Hogs more to raise them than they are worth, but we can't 3o i th 6 them.

M. Ci. Shearer and familyof Collettesville, gave our town a pleasant call last Monday. You will find J. C.

Hop-ton's a to Linney's speech on the fourth page. Read it. Mr. John S. Williams, of Boone, will open school at the Deelfield-school house on the 23rd inst.

Coffey Bro. aremovirg to have tTieir stables at Green Park built as soon as possible. -R. L. Counnll will superintend the building of 1.

J. Coffey stables at Green Talk. Paul Chat'im, agent for the Elkin Woollen Mills, is collecting quantities of wool in this section." Rev. Mr. Gibson, a quon dam preacher on the Watau-1 ga circuit, passsd through town yesterday.

Get your neighbor to subscribe for their county pa er. We are anxious to increase our subscription list. -The weather is charming and the farmers have been making time. Corn is plant-ej except late patches. --Senator Barbour, of died suddently at Washington, a few days ago.

Heart failure is said to be cause. The Puulisherof th Democrat is repairing his house and making substantial improvements in various ways. Wilmington. Those hustling hardware merchants, W. W.

Woodruff ti of Knoxville, Tennessee, have a handsome 'ad' in this issue, read it. We are sorry to hear of the illness of W.J. ditcher. He was attacked with hemorrhage of the lungs a fw days ago and is sUII filiated more or less. J.

M. Dougherty, of Baker's Gap, passed through town yesterday on his way homefrom Charlotte. He reports the weather hot down below. The Democrat will be red-hot during the campaign. Subscribe now I Don't gov mad if it strikes you.

We don't mean to be personal or injure anyone. On last Stanrday evening Miss Cinda Presnell and Mr. Reece, son of Tine Reecejwere married at the the home of the bride's father on Brushj Fork. Esq. Bryan, of Boone, and il.

C. Martin, of Blowing-Rock, left Monday for Baltimore, Washington, D. Philadelphia. They will be gone for nearly two weeks, perhaps. The dog-wood is now in bloom.

Whenever they show their bright faces on mountain sides you may know that winter is over, foi they are proverbial for always telling the truth. Have you sheared your sheep? If so, Mr. Paul Chatham, Of the Elkin Woollen Mills is in the county, ami will call on you somi. lie is holding out. good ituMlee-ments, and it will pa you to hold your woo! for him.

The hogs nndcattlemust be removed from the streets. If you don't look after your stock Mr. Colvard, the marshal, will attend to them at the owners expense. We hype the people will comply with the order, without trouble. -The Bank of North Wil-kesboro is now in a prosperous condition' so we are informed by the president, Mr.

E. Finley. As this is the nearest ink to our people, and being strictly reliable in every respect, it seems to us that our businessmen should do their banking there. Mr. Linney has challenged President Marion Butler, of th State Alliance, to meet him any ft here in the State to discuss the issues that he, Butler, is advocating, refer-ing, of course, to the St.

Louis platform. -Butler has not accepted. During the campaign we expect to ventilate the Internal Revenue operations that have bei.n going on in this end of the earth, under the republican administration. Some of it wiil be spicy reading; and we will publish the items given by republicans themselves as well as.