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Fuller r..J. T V
tt'io: The IV; T' ow Him
A Halt, f (I.ati So He Could
do Hal';: Himself.
It Wolllil U tot.ttit mild
ly to say th it Ualiiilt was
stunned on Sunday morning
when it was generally known
that Fitting .1. .1. I'.oyle. the
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jiru'st in riianr' oi in;'i auu- i " -
licchuivh oftiu'Sa iv.IIl.'ait , ITtli'i.iy ofMay 1NS). li.vns.. th-y shall i..' iv.ii5i-..l
of.l.'sus, had on Satunl iy T..al it shrill In unlaw- to pay th.'snia oi' for .-k h
niHit Ini'ii i-oniniittMl to th- ml i'r any live stork smh asJay or part th.'.i-i'flhat they
rifv prison on i harm- of ri m hrs.-s. i at(l. slu-.p. ho-s. may rnua-!' ii I hcii lnisin.-ss.
inal assault on ayounnla.ly. ats. ia ks. j.-.n.M ts -.. or I'.-rsons iolatin- this or.li
thcr,rJU)ist of his (hurrii. ir'sf. to i un at lav withir nam shall upon rouv:ctini.
This faot v;is known on Sat-! the roi poratf limits of tin- Im lim-J not hss t lian S" nor
uiJayni-htto many whi-n town, ami any stock fouml iuor. than JO.
he was atrostoJ. but ' it was : running at lar-c asafoivsaiJ i Tb.-it if tin 1 own Mar
not until Sunday inorninjrl""!- I'' impouiiJi'J ly the s!).,j ui!!i'ully n-lrri . t-
that it was known throuuh-i town Marshal ami held under j;s,.!mi o(. j,js Juii(,s he shaM
out thecitv. It' it had l.een
generally known on Satiu - j
1 1 l . r J I . i
day nionr some iear uu.i
I'.oyle would have been I vn-,
clied. This, the CiiHOMn.K. i i,s'J-'' al on horses ami 1
does not believe. The peo- cattle, ami Ke. on hoi;s.
pie, here, have faith that tlie'shiep and other stock per:
law will be vindicated. Hiid'iy. Ami upon taiiuro ot; m.vi;i:ii:.). tin tlKM-vemii jt js UHUe ()f n,nvcuiem e. ; I ivy iinish. ail the latest style, . ."' rv U dr.wu-inoiiams,
they did not 'vant to briiur a j owners to .ay said sums, th;y i tin- Mih of May at the res- uv ,U(.t. w hileianv. Mr. (iray Sa tines. Worsteds. Victoria I.; is a! to iJ'cts. MuU
ntain uptm the name of the! twn Marshal shall, alter the: M,-mv of th- bride's lather. ol- ti. m.;il ()- (;r.:, & Kia.ir ; nainsook, chiH.se doth, velvets. -h iiiimrs at 10c., sh'.etin.
city. It dazed the people lexpiration of sixdays.adver-j . W. Fran nmand Miss b-u ilo l:ive had a very laviT1'.. alamaneeat 7c Table oil eki! h. Twilled drapery for
Theycouldhanllyhebroueht tisesuch property as he may sa M. li'ieuu. ian.l li:K hotel la, ill. near whi.lrw cnitains oi orpin covers.- Mvuimi boys cassimer
to realize that on one ot tlie
3 lirincipalstriH..ts.inthesan-(vljby virtue of thisordiuam-eat
l precints of u church. sofoul.iH-" ourt House i!oor hi
a deed had been committed,
and, too, by one who minis
tered at (Jod's holy altarand
who was the pastor of the
young lady. The indina
...ji ion of the people was very
great and they waft very free
in giving utterance to their
denunciations.
The following is the best
statement we can give of tin
crime. There have been so
many conflicting statements
that it is almost impossible
to make a plain statement.
On Saturday afternoon Fath
er Boyle returned from New
Herne. He arrived at the
church, which is a residence
as well. In the yard were
two young ladies gathering
flowers with which to decor
ate the church. After he had
gone into the house, he sent
for the organist, a young la
dy, only 17 years old, and
told her that the music for
Sunday's service was in his
room and directed her to go
after it. AVhen she did, he
followed ami locked thedoor.
She screamed, and he fright
ened her ii i to silence by t h rea t
ning to kill her. She made
desperate attempts, without
success, to prevent his ac
complishing his purpose. Af
ter he had succeeded he offer
ed to run away with her. and
marry her, saying that he
hod plenty of money. She
recoiled at sm h a proposi
tion from the man who had
taken advantage of his rela
tions as a pastor to ruinhei .
lie told her that if she said a
word about this he would
kill her. She left the church
and walked home with her
' .friend. Saying not a word
s about it until she was at her
I home. Her friend asked her
1 i if she had not been crying,
j t The young lady denied it and
i J hurried home. When her
I j father became acquainted
f t with the facts, he procured n
f warrant from the Mayor for
Boyle, chief o police Htui tt
went about 8 o'clock to 'ai
red Boyleand found the un
feeling brute asleep, seeming
ly without regard for his act.
Afterwards another warrant
was served on Boyle for rape,
and at mid-nigljt he was in I
'he city trison. His attor-j
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ai.i thai m:
ue (
i'!'irl't r iut liiu-'n ni.
Tin- M; or ro;ni::i; i- I (
to iail. io a Ml i;:s til il ;li
!ie !IC I'M" II O! . !,:. M!JH'Vm.,1 .,uv .-,,,,.1 u-lll-Sorili:-!-
i ior i vain Nf..f.- r.fi. , M, j;M.,- ;l1lV des-ript ion
Town 0 dii3n;;
i'a J l.y ill- low. i Tom-
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Ins control until the owner
- sha!l pay 1 u iit -live cents;
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-;iiii. www suaii nor excecu
nn e seue.i ami iHipouimeai
Hoone for the period of Ten
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pub he outcry to the ugliest
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bidder at the town pen to
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fi I ivli- r un 'i in i.iijr iiinv.
i hi t-'i i iiiii nil! ' i. i i n i .-
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u .ii"', ii innr in mn , tu or tri
turned to the owner,
This (jrdiuance to be in fuiliand what of mortals iallin V
lorce ami cnect on and aiier
the first day of June lSSt).
II. That it sh.a'.l beunlaw
ful for any person to take,
or attempt take, from the
town Marshal any stock as
above mentioned in ordi
nance No. 1. in his custody.
)) take fiom town pen any
stock placed there by him.
Any person so offending, up
on conviction, he fined not
less than. 2 nor more than
$10.
III. That it shall be un
lawful for any person to use
profane, vulgar or boistrous
language on the streets and
public squares of the town of
Boone. Any one so offend
ing shall, upon conviction, be
fined not less than $1 nor
more than 10.
IV. That it shall be un-
lawful for any person to put ! to his family, for word came
upon the streets or public! to him that his wife had un
squaresany obstruction to i fortunately broken a limb.
public passage, or to put up-!
on the streets or public
squares any filth, or other-
J. . . J .' . .,
wise injure or impair sain
streets and squares of Boone.
Any person so offendingshall
upon conviction, be fined not
less than $2 nor more than
V. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any persons to engage
in any affray within the cor
porate limits. Persons so of
fending shall upon conviction
be fined not less than $2 nor
ir ore than $20.
VI. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any person to dis
charge any fire arm, to wit:
guns, rifles or pistols on the
streets or public squares of
of the town of Boone. Per
sons so offending, shall upon
conviction, be fined aot less
than 2.)C nor more than $2.
VII. That all able-bodied
men her.ween the asres of 18
and 45 years shall be requir- Mr. II. M. Kent, the -vey-
ed to work noon the publiVor, has come back from his,
stivets of the town of Boone,
upon notice from the road -
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l"l i : 1 1 all peddlers
heap-hum s.ili
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shail
on'. 'ring to
v.l at-o- r. obtain iroui tin
Ma vor of coii' a lit i'iii to
.x-i i tlu-ir tiaJi.' insaij in-
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;., ,.victiou, heliue.l if 10
;1Ul ,-....m,Vil from o!!i
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jOUN s. Wii.i.i vms. J
c. coVFICY, JIayou.
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Aoer ineceremonA, mcu;ji,.S- lJ..;jv's l,(.us.-.. durimr
i was co-idu-ted by I. J. ! -
; Mierwoo.!. we repaired toil:,-
dining room where oureyi
iiiiii.t i i.it
.
nice v ami tasteimiv ar-
I ' i .i . -I- n .',
i rani-ed. that il old .wotner
!i ii .1 -.1 ii
I- t-n p.. hi in I i.n-ii i -ii
i a i 1 1. . v. ki i ii i in 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1111
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uri n i.i un nt n i ir i m in
Shave been tempted to eat.
sum as we,
Vlit'tllffWklltlli'lll
.vn -in iww.i.i., i.:()(1 juis
W..1!
the new husband and wile. I
.uay eace wreatne ner cnam
about their persons.
There was only one objec
tion urged against Professor
Francuu. as Principal of Cove
( rei.'k Acaciemy, hy the stock
holders, and that- was that
he was not a married man.
So the Professor le,er,i)ii.ed
that it sla.uid no hmuer ex-
c. a. lid helic:
he
ol
took unto
Wa tair.va's
liimself a
v. i;c
fairest daughters
b; ne.vt ?
ho will
L.
Liaville, X. C.
M;i.v, xhe 17:h. '8'.).
I'Mitor I)k.M!), :;at.
Mr. Charley
Moody, of V'atauga town
ship, your county, was called
home, yesterday, to attend
and his son had chopped off
some of his toes, so the work
on Mr. Richie's house is sus -
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penoeu ior me pn seui .
rone sure, uen wishes iorul. , .. ,.,.,..,.,.
Thehotd building is prog- ,,-., U) ym oyrreutly low.
ressing. Mr. (i. W. FounciilLMurchants should not miss
has the frame of the main
building up. It istobe!12xti0
feet, two stories high with an
Ii.
3 Ir. Kelsey, manager of the
company, left here Wednes
day morning last, to visit his
family at Highland inMacon
county, this State. Highland
is a smart town of Mr. Kel
sey 's creation, for fourteen
years ago it was ''out in the
woods," now it is a "right
smart chance of a town."
Mr. McRea, president of the
company, is here, and work
is being pushed on the new
streets. They are being con
structed on the right and
left.
Mr. Rickt-c-cker, the Secre-j
! tarv, is al most always here.
home in Lenoir, and he and
' Harry Kelsey are still sur -
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r- t ;.:. -'ill
to woik
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C i. . '!. Jr. I' .
fini.i !;; lov.n
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U .dr. t'oun-.-;:i on t!" in-
!; i. i (m-re was aiiV O'Ul't
, ...i, ,i, k .'i . .ii
T " :lt VT u;,uI.
ioults havi' u)W aiiLln'il
It is now a mat it of Jays.
Mr. Chaili's Moojy, of Wa
i..un i tov. iishi. aUo it'tniii-
1 I TI
r.l
Mi
y li'iiiay. ins i,t Ikm!
,i!i,''il a liiiib. and t Ii" hov
i t:t tl.iv-.. tni-s. i.nt thv will
U(.j
We hear nothing: of a daily
mail from fraiiherry heie,
hut tiust ihat it will schui he
rvlah'.isheil. J.S. V.
BLOWING ROCS SI
BOOMING.
U. hpent a nil.t last ivivk i
at ISIouil.jJT Koclv. witji our'
old fii.nd L. V. Fst.s. who
is one of the hest ami cievcr-
e.-t nien in N. ('. and owns
uiiii if t lu most desirable'
places in this couniry. lie
' has rcivMly buili one of the
tinest barns in this county,
:tl,.iast
'!X
ni' n ! .is. lii '.v
edtok.-' p 1 00
u jj; jM
i1
guests. r. ' i ia '' is a neve'.-
,g. iit.i iii...i. in-. ...i. '
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iiiiiii-ii rn-; iiiii i : . i.mii.
,i on . i( . 1 1 i ! ( )-. u. 1 u ll.. (oi. -
i j. , j. j I () I )li ! 1 1 1 M "' ' I 1 V S t ' f
; t,,f .,, js
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wj.j, y,., ii)..V(ii,i 'l'hev
1 1 .1
lie s;;V'
fully
that vo, they had every o p-
,rhim.v to slight it. as he
was a way much of the time
These boys are fir.ewoj kmen.
and tii it's nor all. they arc
i;.,,,,,,,,,-,,;. u-(Mitle.,;en.
t a
v are now bniidiuir Mr.
M'-'-ris a tine dwelling Iioum'.
The growth of i --'win::-r.odc.
for the lat few y -ars.
hns bi-'ii woner;,u Men
used to say: "I assed I'.'ow-in-
I!o"k" a t such and Mi'-h a
time, now t'ley say. l-l went
t'rrorh IMowing Ib-x-k at
sii'-h an;l Mid; a time." i':!ow
ing ftock used to b( iilmosl
uothinir a little gap in tin
mountain where the wind was
constantly blowing, that i
all. Now Blowing Hock is
more than a mile long, and is
the most popular summer
resorts in the State.
tiuAxn Closini; Out Sali;.
1 intend to close out my en
tire stock of hardware in the
next '20 days, and offer a
great many things regardless
i of cost. Best Heavy Handled
Hoes $3.50 !:r doz. Steel
1 (tw J' v.'-
! Plow stocks Si 00. Bar Iron
-i(.fs uov u smd anv thin'-
this opportunity "pick up"
saleable goods at a sacrafice.
Very Respect fully,
II. (-. Martin.
" ""iiiirsiiiHOH's""" "
(laliia Powdsr, Shee
6i jfea Pcwdsr,
tellfe Powder,
IS'srGdina Liniment,
W. L. 15RYAX.
a Mattress Co.,
MAXrK.ACTl KIMlS OF
C0TT0X, (iUASS, lllSK and STB AW
MATTRKSSES,
Slat Sjrinus, Siirtog Kcd, Woven Wire;
nu nn? Jiiiiin.; sis, i-uniiiiire I
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: LENOIS, .
iT.riVpri'Mvl.-r' rn !
uU 1 N V, inv v V ul u 'i
spwlal Prim t Hotels B'd'ar lion i
: JIokack l'own ia.. Manager.
i!i
t-.li:
. '!!::; N .'". .-; o.i.js at it i:Iiii.u!.' low figares.
.i.ui-:": il lit IO i ts Me.Vs w ool hats 2." rts. to
Iiir!.:i1
a;..aji. Hardware coiii-t ing of. plows,
s. chisihs. saws, hamnn i. hiue.es, A; etc.. iV: etc.
(u; i-r oi'iiSI sort, nt Wot to:n
variel v. and as cheap as it can ! found in the Count v.
,i;nn:!:nv imk-i-:,:ii-v fti:on:i;nv
I Mil ;--. patfnt mkii!.im:s of all kinds, nt factory pru-'W.
fir;;e loi ot shoes ill latest styles. Hoots at Prime cost.
Aiwa V" on hand a I.ir;re lot of ToU'i-y Ih-otlier's Icatln-r.
at ia; tory prici s. Jeans and CnssimiTs at Factory FnVes.
Tinware at almot ii'itninp:. We also ha ye ; larejc lot of
' S.Ti:i:SOX
(MiToiiv
t l ."f. 1 I 1 I
.ll.li.i. MMl " .Ui'.ll.M -.U.llMi"
Yarn and Jeans at Factory prices, to echanue for wool or
Ioiit he afraid to trad." with us if you owe us, for
, will cuahlcyou to p-iy Uj hack dclits. All for sale at,
hot torn limine. at Dr. J. U. Phillips i: Son.
ATi:i;si.
Mav la. (im.
HOW CAN'
Will Y. Hiilsi-law soil oo.Is so i heap?
1st. I5y hnyin.u.- far Cash nt the lowest prices ami p'tlms
Hscoiii;ts, 'ml. liy liem.i; -
-".rd. My h iving no had ichts
for !.'iv down. I HOW ha ve in
ph-te asMirtmcnt oTjuoods ever o.f '!, !'' sale, at bottom
: jn i. es. even the bottom dropped rut. L0;i0 yards of cali-
j t os. consist in.1;- of indigo I lues.
: J0 to o(:e lie;-vard Men ami
up. l.adi s hats tmtriui.neu lai.. sly'es. ." and up,
1 Trimmed .1.." ad up. Misses tri.nmed h its all styles.
T,",. ;U1(J r-, ,vo!.t j, si Anvthi'iL c-a want at Mim 1 invent.
p!-i'(. possible. Irom a paper oi needles at ac to plows and
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(,v,, ".' m''lis 11 .'"on wdHet me order th, 'in tor von. .V)
, ., .. , Iw.v,,.nn, 4,
,,(),),,-- SOLD O.N I l.Mh. the rotten cv.li tsy: tem m.istgo
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' t . i fir- i
j JJo;- prices 11 i.-t i il o ll'j. ll is
mail proieptlv li!ie.l. ICverybody is resjiecl fully i,.vitel to
call and sr.- oi;;1 n u goods and low prices. No trouble to
mar li"lm.
Wn.i.
Si-:YLN(i MACillNFS
AXD-
0JJA.S
This handsome -- Drawer Sew
ing Machine with full set of at
tachments ;;i),J
fivs years guarantee frem
the MA.vn'AC'int
;or L'.ciincF.x lM.;.Ai:s cas'i.
(; or S other 1st. class Mad.i;,e.
' w ' iw - . l;t,ui ItailJ
:nv house in A' ex rf,V. 20 years ex)erience in this busi
ness. Write at once for drculnr.s tud prices. X:vdles I
parts foi iiil Leading ' -achines.
S. P. ANGEL, KNOXYILLi
Tennessee.
0-ian 12m.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
if Yea Wool t!3 Latest
AivEimsE ix Tin:
want it
THE PEOPLE
Puici; f 1 iT.it vi:au. in AD'AN"l.'K.
. Vui. il 12', to 22 ts.
iritis. Crockery in endirss
i)ATt:i;sn IMCTOUV
I I'l'I'lK'.lX' I i. '!. Hi I
Suriir (!rovi X. ('.
satidi".! wii!i small pi-ofits.
or an j . as !r onlv for
st oi-'c oi : i if I !w mn4 eii:ii.
!a:;-Im:n.. c!i:m!;s. cham-
LovV s-v,, l,-,t 1 On
my mo o.
.Ml
oj-'Jers l.y
urs, anxious to please.
lloj.sc-t.Aw. ilas. ; t:
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and Most Ralia&le I'm.
dkmockat if ycij
to reach
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