Watauga Democrat from Boone, North Carolina • Page 3

Si lf iaiTION K.ITK roTm; Wat.uoa Dkmotiut consultation. ThU i ni.itr ed by lent, jty, while long s-ction it alio.it other omt- i on a grad- of oiiR foot l.i'wl.i in the comity. The iire. il.ii.ir -Mighty M.rry. P.ro.

Scott. 'v I lit II "ii I lllll SI hp rhouhl fwi ffriizniZH, the lot check, well -tuntltau-t evtn- had. The roa ir on i.i'.-.r vl. Thi road, hen -v peopk of .1 in'ormed, will he com- iiU.wi oiiwiin l'l''tvl th's ucison. "Brire 1- tantalizing 1 In kh 11 1 irt 1 1 1 1 i umii ..11 1 mi Mini nui, nmn.

iillii' 1 1 1 lilt 1 .1 1 1 1. 11 1 1. 1 1 II I r.til it in," I. ut those pee urn; it few ami far letw. ii, it' 1 1 rat Her iloulitfnl about our knowing it.

IIcailriH, it i ii(v 1 Hut the wav in lluo.rH 10 "'1'htinns t. SarfHparilhi huil.ls uji tbejehun-li; th. latter, hv Her. tire'l frame ami iven a and 0 a JiJitio iiiH-fite, is really vt -if 1 1 hope to at I5oon. court ft 1 1 vt-ar It month.

.1 months Al llTIMMi Katkk. 1 inch 1 Week I'SH .7. 1 1 1 1 1 IllOIlt 3 1 1.7." 7 n(( ioo 1 column 1 1 month. 1 1 vi 00 I'ntcnil at the ItOOIIO. N.

as NI'Otlfl-4'IasM mail matter. LOCAL NEWsT Eastrr next Sunday. Boone jail now has ciht i 11. ton. Read all the land unles in this Our ppace is somewhat crowded thin Next Monday is the day set apart for our boy to start west.

Representative Lovill has at lat returned, looking "n-usuaJly Well. The board of ouuty oni iniMsioners will be i.i session next Monday. For general family ca-tlmrtie. we confidently recommend Hood's J'ills. Mr.

Leazar pronounces the penitentiary "white 1-rphant." great are the Some Communications ol interest crowded out of ViA and sent Irniii Iiotfon. .1. J' IIIIMI ll Ml'' I tMriU'HI i i account again! I'-' n.ontii or tin 1 i-ir in iin-ir 1VI' 1. 1 1 1 1 NOTKC. '-irolina.

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t. 1 cIT. v. Tiiii wiiiiht ami wife, m. A.

wright an 1 mm nlelx od. vnlR's Vs. JaiiH-s r. roPi-y and wife, mrnh E. Killifier.

Ji.lm kilil. ioel heirs at l.ov of j. se T. n.hints. Tie' will, killilier.

'lin kiinber Jaiaes kindn'r timi other lleirs nt law tf Jesse T. Cof fey, will take notice tii.it 1111 action entitled as altove has Ui-n eoinineneed in the siiei ior court of vviitmiira couiv fora ti- Hleto certain lands in watawg 1 township in said county, Ids mt ion brought on a bum executed by defendants aucester, Jesse ntVev. now di to plaint iiTs mid their ainvstor aus-tincoftey, for title to the ufare-said lands. And the defendants will further take notice that thev fire required to njijKiar tit next term jf tl.es iperior court of naid county, to he add ontlicSthMon day alterthe 1st MoihIh vin March I at 1 he court house of S'liil jcaaiity. in iioone and answer or demur to the complaint in Kaid action or the plaintiffs to the court for the relief demanded in said complaijt.

This Feb. 28th. Joe. B. To mi, C.

S. C. A BIG CUT OH I wish to call the atfen ion of the trails to the fact that 1 am now offering Home rare bargains in ooota, shoes hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, hard-wart', such as plows, hoes, shovels, spades, traceehuins, and, in jact, anything you need this line. I keep constantly on hand full supply of groceries eoiinisting in part'of Sugar, Coffee, Rice, which will be sold ascheapan they can be bought in the mountains. I cannot, in this small snare tell you of half the bargains fi'in prepared to offer, but invite you, ono and all, to come and see.

Thirty-six inches to the yard and' sixteen ounces to the pound has ever been mv motto, and I hope to receive in the future, hat I have so much enjoyed in the past, the liberal pit rou age of the public. Most ttespoetluUv, D. TAYLOR. ValleOucis, May 10, '02. I'SITERSITY OF 50ETH CAB0L1N1 Instruction is offered in four general courses of study, six-brief courses, a large number of special courses, and in law, medicine a engineering.

The Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and loan funds are available for needy young men of talent and character. The next session begins Sept. 1 For catalogue with full information, address President Winsion, Chapel-Hill, N. C.

BKYAYS CCI.IM. O- SAY! Tiiiw rs NO HUM MUG TO mi AW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. 4 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stocks CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS At 10 percent above COST If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK lk wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. CALL AND LOOK! I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in uiy other lines.

Kespectfclly, W. L. MtYAfl, nil! Mlll'lii llil llK IM tl on I- n.Jii before Siin day in May. nn.l we hoi." some of the WntaugH 1 1. 1 a mat i.iiu 111 iii'-ir Mi.trti 10 attend.

We have just ciox ainl Nortli Ciitanlu ..1. ..1. 1 1 1 ill'l 11 l' t.l". I. ,.1 I Gow "iwi ami Mliake hun.ifl uith many friends.

FUATKKXAU.Y I. W. Thomas. March, 21th 'DO. 7 KWQi'V'-K wA Mr Geo.

TT. Cook Of 8U Jolmsbury, Vt Like a Waterfall Great Suffering After the Grip Tremendous V-oaring In the Head Fain in the Stomach "To C. I. Hood ft Lowell, Two years ago 1 had sevro attaek ot tha Grip, wMj!) lift me. in terribly weak nd d9-bllitntml coniliilnn.

Laat Inter I had another ilta. ami vtai very oil, my liealth nearly wrecked. My Hi prtue nil cone, I hid no lilt tired l.11 ihe lime, haj hIm in niy heail, liko ft T.ateifull. i fclsa l.nd bevere lifMuachetf and Severe Sinking Pains In n.y ptotnaeli. I took medielies without ben-ctlT.

until. Iiavins Leant so inueli al.out llood'i 1 to try It, anil the Is very frrntityiiijj. All (he elf 'ets of the tiriji are pone, I am tree Iioin da and aoiie, and believe Hood's Sarsaparilla Is trely eurinp mv catarrh. I recommend it to Rll." Glo. Coi.r, ISt.

Jolmsbury, XL HOOD'S 1II.LH euro r-'autca, Sick ltoadacb, Iiidsstlo; tioid ny ail dnjifiti. NOTK E. By an exeeeution of Kujierior court of Watmia county, isMied on tin; 2'2id dnv of in favor of the Bank of Ahindon againnt J. P. llaa.naa, Tlioinaa.V, Havaiaan and J.

llairanian, docketed on 7th day of April, ISJO for with interest on 1.817.04 from 7lh day of Ajiril.USDO with costs, now in my hands for collection and levied on the following dctscrihed lands by me to satisfy saino, on the 22nd day of March, I will yell to the highest bidder at the courthou.se door in on Mondav the first day of May, it being Monthly of the Superior court, one tract or boundary ot land lev ied on as lie property of J. P. llagainan, lying in nocmo township on the waters ot urushy Fork, adjoining the lands of W. W. Presnell.

N. II. Shifiley, J. It. Ilagam.iu and others, it being the lands upon which E.

L. 1 tar-man now resides. ()ne tract or parcel of laud levied an as the property of .1. P. 1 1 again an', lv- ing on the waters of ushy Fork atanga township adjoinintrthe lands of (.

W. Mefjhinis, L. C. harp, Llijah and others, it being known as the SaMie ila- gamau lands. One tract or pur-eel of land levied on as the prop.

ertyofT. A. 11 again an in Watauga township lying on Watauga river, adjoining the lands of A. Mast, Henry Taylor, J. F.

Hhull, Jacob Wagner and others, known as th William Mast place, now occupied by Andy lloller, em bracing all, of said lands. One tract or parcel of land It vied on as the property ot J. II. Ilagaman to satisfy tho foregoing execution and also an execution in my hands in favor ot ii. F.

nraunock against J. It. Hagaman for 40.00 and interest and cost, situated in uooue town ship lying on nrushy Fork adjoining the lands of VV. W. Presnell, J.

P. liagamau. Z. Adams and. others, known as the J.

II. nagainan home place, nnbra-cing the whole ot said lands. This March 27, I). F. Baied, Shff.

dollar pays for the Democrat one. year. .1 I 1 .1. 'tM umil court, an 1 ireht that you enough money to vttle your Hlb-penption by that time. We nly suggest this to ruinind that you aredu' us and that we need and want it by that time.

On hist Monday Messrs. S-yirtour Taylor, Hoy Xor-risand Shoher Canter, passed through town for FJk I'ark, viliere they will take the train Idaho. We are sorry to give up our ycnng men, but if they will go they haveo-u best wishes for a-1 1 ounnaut nuecess. ltev. Mr.

Herring a return ed missionary from China, will deliver a lecture in the Ilnptist church in on Tuesday night. 4th. The public generally is invited to at tend and we that us i.wtiiy as can, turn our to hear this eminent Map list ii.i:.it";-. Our suiisrp' ion list swt li-almost daily; and although we have hied long and hard to get do to a esli we iiil be "() bi't ik oyer now, us tlie cd it- in his riih'ei iption not accoai panied by he doi lar." go-id, hov.evej'. Gov.

Car" lias tfend reward of $150 hv th arrest of one Houek vvljo murdered Ailea Scot iii county, on hi ittr.rfs eve l.uit. This aim till t. adiieij to th( sum offei-d by Mr. Andrew Howell, will tin ke tfie snug sum of $225 whi'-a. wili bring the murderer to speedy justiee.

last Monday, 28 years ago, our little village waj o-ver-ri'iden by Gen. Stoneman and his immense army of marauders, and in their wake they left a number of our citizens in death'scold embrace. During that eventful day and nignt it is said umr tmrvv thousand men passed lure, taking nearly all of our citi zens prisoners. Mr. Clay whohas beenintliH Democrat office for several months, did nor leave last week as we stated, but left yesterday moruing for his home in Iredell.

It is safe to bay that no i)oy who has ever stayed in our town has left behind him more friends than Clay has, ami tney hope to see him back a-gain. Up to this writing, there is no definite news aa to who ill oe Marshal and Collector for the Western District of North Carolina, but we venture the asseition that Allison, of Iredell has already been appointed as Marshal, and that Gudger, of Asheville, wii1 be appointed as Collector as soon as his 'turn comes. The Boone ar.d Blowing Hock turn pike survey was completed by Mr. Kelsey on yesterday, and he pronounced the grade equally as good if not better, than the Yonna-lostse, from Linville to Blowing Hook. The heaviest grade on our pike is one footin thir ami 0 ly.ti iiiareiMi uji.

From liihrltcn. N. C. Lditoi IhnnK-rnt: For somejtime I have w.at ed to wiite something for the Dk.Mocij.vt, but this and Ii it have prevented, ami now- I find news of a general interest scarce. For some time the weather has been dry.

but cool. We a some snow flume recently. but warm now with showers to-d 13'. Farmers are busy preparing 11 land, and planting will begin early in April. A large crop will be planted.

The hind, since the hard freezing in the winter, breaks well and prom is. a good crop. Gardening is go in0, forward well, onions, potatoes, lettuce, mustard etc. having been planted. The wheat crop, I think promises well, though rathei backward and 011 some kinds ol land nit her thin, but in main has a fair bland.

iVach trees are beginning to bloom, hope we will with a good fruit crop, though Home ppo p'e claim that Ihe peaches are already killed in the Grain and I'e for slock ar-rather more plentiful here than usual at this season of. the year. Our school at lli- briteti is prospering, and maintain a good enrollment to the end of the session which will be the 19th of May. Al ready preparations are being mad for theclosingeierciscs. I don't know who will be se lected to deliver of 1 1 1 ne lie may oe a Watauga nriin.

Court will convene in Lsnoir first Monday in April. Shall we not look for the Editor of the to put an appearance along wuh Atry's Coffey, nd For the first time in several years, Caldwell will have a liomoeide trial, Lingweil ior killing nki 1st fall. It is generally believed to have been a justifiable homocide, but no one can foretell what will be developed trial. Our Sheriff informs rue he will have to advertise more land for taxes first Monday in April this year than last. Money is very scarce here and is bound to remain so for some time to come.

There is very little of anything to sell, yet our people havesomj openings to earn money that the people of Watauga have not. There is some demand here lumber, shingles, cross ties etc. Then there are a number of manufact ur-ing interests which give employment to hands at some price or other. Again there is considerable to a grown in parts of this county which brings in some money though the price is low now. Hev.

D. V. Herring, a returned Missionary from China, will preach in the Baptist church in Loioir on Wednesday night of first week 01 I8sue wmch will appeal itiour next. 'apt. Coffey returned last week from his horse trading expetiition in South There wiii be sei vices in the Methodist church next altatn conducted by the Kef.

Air. In rry. Mr. Gentry, of Jefferson, spent Tni night in Doone, the guest of Mrs. Nathan Horton.

For sale! A few bushe's of the new silver-hull buckwheat at 50 cts. per bushel, ntT. M. Cannon's on Flat Top. The plain truth is good enough for Hood's "Sarsapa-rilla.

No need of embellish-ni i) or Kensutionalisni. Hood's Cures, Alifca Cirrie Dryan, after ppending some months with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Moiphew at Marion, N. has return ed to her home in Roone.

Mr. L. W. Estea had a personal-property sale athidi residence- at Blowing Hock yesterday, preparatory sturting West oon. Mrs.

B. J. Hodges, who has been so seriously ill for weeks, is ntill ulive, but her recovery has been almost des paired of by her many friends. Anderson Dan nor has a-gain been. lodged in Boone jail for the stealing of hay from Mr.

Winkler last winter. How would the whipping post, do for such trivial offenses? On last Friday evening D. B. Dougherty and D. B.

Mast started forYudkincoun ty, where thy will spend a few looking after mining interests they have in that county, The presidents and eecre-taries of the sub-alliances of Watauga county are request ed to meet in Boone, N. on the third day of April for Jr.rn urn broa down fr-m orer-voilc or hcjfslicid cart Brown's iron letters Ktbuiidtths y.tem, ahU rmoTei3ioX bii lid C.UiJ UUUU, tb 08UUUW. CO CO CO CO CO.