The Watauga Democrat,
ft. B. brrl;, Editor.
B C. KUrn, PtblUker.
Uieflevcland Adminintni
vice in inaugurting h mJi-
of rigid economy, in leaving,
behind a large surplus ns the.
evidence of their success, and J
in demonstrating tuat tne
burdens of the people could
and should be lessened. De
feat was their, jwrhaps, not
unexpected reward. It was
hardly to beanticipntedthat
such sturdy blows could be
strneL- nt the nlnnderers at
Washinton and nt the pro-
tec ted trusts throughout the
country without begetting a
Afurvoo nf rpfn lint ion that in
the then evenly balanced con
dition of parties would give
the vic tory to the side that
benefited by the vast corrui
tion fund t lint determined t he
last election. The bat tie will
lx? fought over again under
different condition. jShi
Francisco AVira Letter.
notice.
All j-ersoiM ui.-hing to
1)1 r for Confederate iHnsiin
.
are mincitel to file their im
plications on or Ufor the
1st Mondav in.Iulv next .mid
on that day the board ofe.v-1
amination will nievt at !:.10.
a.m. for the purpose of ex
amining said appli ationx. i
.Ml subscribing w itneses mil
Ik reqired to be present. My
order of the board.
Boone, X. C .1 une t heard '1H.
J. E. Fim.ey. Cum.
NOW COMPLETE
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So after nil the blowincr to
the contrary Brower and his
two brother cantankerous
Radicals in the Federal
House from North Carolina
arecommited ton Force bill
They want the polls to be un
der the control of Radical
bulldozers just a s Fat Tom,
the usurper, proposes. We
do not know anything in the
characters of the trio from
North Carolina to lend one
to expect anything but parti
pan manoeuvring and willing
iiess to second any meanness
and deviltry that will cheat
the Democrats. The signs
all look to high handed
movements on the part of
the Kadical gang. The Dem
ocrats will find themsel ves in
a very bad fix if thev aban-
J i i
oon party lines now and go
OUt after false cods nnnn hn.
guiling theories that in the
1 Ml .
enu win only land them
deeper in the slough of de-
a 1
epona. Messenger.
Col. L. L. Polk, President
of the Farmers' Alliance, said
to-night that he wis not the
author of the McClammy
bill, introduced yesterday,
Mrhich provides for the tov
ernment to lend money on
lands at one per cent. It
was, he said, drawn upby his
private secretary D. II. Kit
tenhouse, and he knew noth
ing about it.
"Indeed," said he to-night.
''I have not considered the
bill critically, and am not
willing to express an opinion
upon it yet."
"Then you have not aban
cloned the sub-treasurv?"
"No; we shall not abandon
it until it has been squaiely
defeated, or until some bet
ter measure has been propos-
eo. we considered land
measures before thesub-treas
nry bill was prepared, and
decided that such measures
would not give to the cur
reney, miffieent flexibilitv.
However, I have not made a
careful enough examination
of the Mc61aramy bill to give
you an opinion. If, however,
after examination, we find
this bill better than the sul)-
treasury, I should be perfect
ly willing to abandon the lat
ter."
"Do you know the ways
and means committee have
decided against thesub-treas
wry bill?"
"Yes, I have heard it, but
if this Congress adjourns
witnout doing anything to
relieve the farmer, you will
hear a howl which will tell on
the men who failed to aid
them by legislation."
nut hi:
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a mortgage
executed by win. m. Youiice
to Miiriraiet i.mirance. nf;
watauga county and regis
tered in book li, of mortga
ges, pages .'12-1 and '52.", the
unuerMgiHHl to satisfy a debt
of?,"3 44 with interest and
cost, to Mt'iire the said
sum, will sell for cash in the
premises to the highest, hider
on the 5th day of July 1800.
The nroresaid tract of land
beinir a part of Go acres more
or less known as the Presnell
tract, bemcr all wood land
, J .... j
finely titnlered. The land is
located in Shawneehaw town
ship on the waters of Ranner
1 I , . . . . . ...
ElK.ac loinmirt he ami of Phil.
lip church, Nanev church and
others. Mnrirare't i.ourance.
June 2nd, '90. Mortgage.
I have re-ently refilled niv
storc.buildiug with a full -in.!
complete line of the choicest
SI'IUMJ & SlllJIEH
good ever brought to the
I otinty. Consisting of wors
teds, ginghams, cashmere-,
lawns, muslins, ;md. in f.nt.
mi.v tliinir yon wish in theline
of ladie's dress good, lam
also to the front with m full
line of (iroreries. Siiirnr coffer.
ru e. molasses ijoiii , bacon
etc. etc. H AltPWAKK. lilt lib
line I am sure to please von
Hammers, Saws, Files, This
els. Horse-SIMM's mid nai's.
i i l.i ss- n re. On.vnx-u ji if
Cutlery, both table am) pock
ei. i wish to thank my pa
trons for past f.i
hope to merit the same in the
nu ure ny dealing fairly with
inem, and by selling them
iroods as cheanlv thoi-
can In bought on this mar
ket. ICesp. . B. Baird,
4.24. VaheCrucis, N.C
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NOTICK.
North carolinn, Watauga co.
Ett HartU
Wily Howell.
Bv virtue of an eveentmn
issued from the office of tnu
Clerk of the Superior Court
of Watauga county in favor
of the plaintiff in the nhnvp
entitled action for the sum
of 20 00 with costs. I u ill
sell to the highest bidder, at
rne court nouse door, on the
tn day of.ii v ifs )0. it
ing (he first Mondav in said
month, Wily W. Howel's in
terest in a certain tract, or
parrel of land, lyingon Brush
y Fork creek in this countv,
ndioininir the lands of.T. P
Councill, A. L. Wagoner and
others, containing 50 acres
more or less. Levied on hv
me on the 27th day of May
1890. to satisfv said evwu.
tion. ThisMay the 27, 1890
J. L. Hayes shff.
C D. TAYLOR
Valle Grucis N c
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of
sale, contained in a certain
mortcratre deed executed hv
wm. h. nam, wife ai d others
to J. A. Mcnowe . of Knox
ville Tenn.. trustee tor th
Freck company, to secure the
. i
purcnase money on a steam
saw mill, and recorder! in
book 'li.' pusres 554 and .rrr.
of the records of watauera,
county n. c. i will sell for
cash at public out cry at the
court house door in thetown
of noone on Monday July the
ui low, it being the first
Monday, the following tract
or parcel of land. 42 acres
lying in watauga Township
watamra countv x. c. ndioin.
ing the lands of r. d. Hollo-
way and Others, nnd mnw
fully described in said mort
gage. The above lands are
sold to satisfy u note of $548
with interest and costs This
5th day of June 1890.
J. t . Spaixuour Atty.
for MORGAGEE.
Coughs and colds come unin
. rited. Dot vou can nniplrW
rid of theee, with a few doses of
- r. j. h. McLean s Tar wine Lung
r&m.
' NOTIcE.
State of North Carlina. Wa.
tantra countv. Tv v-irtno
C3 ",J - - 'J . 1 M
a mortffacre deed executed hv
Elbert Wells and wife, Avis
P. Wells, on the 15th day of
Auir. 1890. to Fredrick Shook
I will sell at public outcry at
tne court nouse door, in the
town oi noone. on the 7th
day of July '90, for cash in
hand, 100 acres ofland lying
on the head waters of Dutch
Creek, adioininsr the lnnrls of
7 4 CI -
John Shook. James Brewpr
and others, to satisfy balance
oi f iio.uo due on notes. Une
note heinir S75.. daterl Ki.v
16th '89, the other being $50
aatea iov. tne lotn loao.
This June the 9th 1890.
Fredrick Shook, mortgagee,
per W. H. Byrd, Constable.
If you are suffering with weak
nr inflamed pvps. or DTH.nnlnt.prl
eyelids, you can be quickly cured
by using Dr. i. h. McLean's
strengthening Eye salve. 25
cents a box.
I nin now ready to show vou
a ini-e selected stock of stiiiwhir.I
prints. Indigo Blue, bimpHoirH
liiacKH. Prefs oinir hnniH. Kisvu
suitinu. Chnllies caslimerps. nnd
brocaded goods with the best lot
oi ju ci8 worsredson tlieumrket.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross-
on r iinnunirg. Uncntnl lace, rib
bons, gloves, Indiis' and misses'
hoes, corsets nnd corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scini
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole Twist. Jeans cloth
from 12 to 75 cts per yard,
iiais and snoes
HARDWARE.
in the greatest abundance, such
us hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
nails, i uhle cutlery, hinges, hain-
iiiers, fales, run knot, ocks, butts
ami screws. Coffin poods, silver
mounted handles, screws liimi-ps
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
QlEEXS-WAItE
Hold band china, teas and plates,
howles and pitchers, n-lass-wiire.
lanijis etc. (iKockkiks. Extra
(' sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
pentine. .lust received 500
sralkns stone-ware, crocks
churns, jars jugs etc. (Jive
me acaii.Kesp. .;. jj. Taylor
MONEY-
li. A. SPAINIIOUR,
MOEAVIAN FALLS,
N. C.
0
Has recently enlargel his stoivhouseand stock of goods,
His store house is now (0 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he.proposcs to sell at PRICES
that will Surprise you.
Highest market price p.thl for nil kinds countiyproiliice.
JIOOISAM) U Kit IIS A SP1-C1AL1 Y.
Write him for a list of Roots. He rbs. ami nrice
4.24.
When you come to Elk
Park get started off Just
Right, by going straight to
Jones & Varices
(Jeneral store and buy every
thing you need from them.
They have got the bigest
stock in town, nnd always
sell a little lower than
the lowest
They have just received an
elegent line of
CLOTHING
Embracing all the choice
styles in makes and fabrics.
whi;h will ga DIRT CHEAP
Come and se our fiine line of i
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Childrens fine
SHOES! SHOES 1 1
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
I am pleased to announce to the nublie that I have hist, receive!
n large assortment ol general merchandise. I have nu endlsa vn.
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from to 7 & 8 cts. (ling
ham, 9, 10,'nnd llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worst.-d, 10 to 15, black
casiniere, double w idth. 35cts., tarracotta. 35cts., jeans. 15, 25,
nnd 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and
prices. Ladies casiniere jrloves..i0 and 35 cts.. nnner 5ct nor
quire, envelops, the same, SusjM'nders, 10, 15. 20 & 30cts. .My
line oi nouons and jewelry is fine. IIAKDWAIIE ! Farmei-s Friend
plows and repairs nlwavs on hand. Oliver chilled points. No L0
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
GiasscUhes, g. ain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails class
nnd lantern glolies always on hand at lowest cash juices. I nm
nlso an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise you the
lKst pajier at the lowest price. I am also'gcnerul agent for a large
paint mfg. Co. I will sell myjnew goods at reductnl rates to cash
buyers this spring and summer. You will all d f) well tn en 11 nnd
examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless nmt,
of young chickens, eggs and (1001) YKi.low fresh butter nt good
prices. Also Koots nnd herbs taken in exchange for goods.
ho everybody come and get bargains and lie happy.
Yours anxious to please.
WILL W. HOLSCLA W.
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
NEW GOODS!
WE ARE NOW
RECEIVING OUR
FIRST EXSTALLM ENT OF
Spring and SimmerGoois,
aud cordially invite the pub
lic generally to examine the
same before buying. We
have a splendid line of Dress
goods such as
Worsteds,
Cashmeics,
Ginghums,
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.. Jn shout our stock is
COMPETE
And being only 22 miles
from depot, and having tele
graph communications here
with the markets, we CAN
and WILL meet any prices
made in Watauga County.
Thanking our friends for
their liberal trade, and prom
ising to do all we canto mer
it a continuance of tha same,
we remain very truly,
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
April 1st 1890.
We defy competition on
quality, prices and styles.
They have a complete line
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ginghams, prints, lawns,
muslins, laces, ribbon. etc,
DOUGHERTY BROS.
7he nublie is resneetfnllv inritpd
to examine our complete line of
Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
of all kinds, and dualities. Linsevs
of the very best quality, Fine
dress troods. Riieh nu- llpnrottn
cloth, also tine silks, which will ho
sold at the lowest price ever
bought at in Watauga County.
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very besfquali ty , consiting of READY MADE CLOTH
r lour,
Bacon,
Lard,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cigaretts,
Cheroots etc.
Groceries, Hardware, Queens-
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws.
cross-cut and hand saws, all o
which will be scld
Remarkably Low.
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices
styles etc.
JSPrompt attention civ
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jones & Vance,
May the 1st, 18SK).
ING A SPECIALTY.
We have an immense stock of Drv
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Con fee
tionaries, And a nice line of Hats
Cns. Roots. Shoes, nnrl in o
i 7 7 " " '
normous stock of ITardwnvp oit.
sisi ing 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. II Dougherty Brother,
Mast, N. C
- S. P. ANGEL, J
DEALERS IN
SEWING MACHINES.
If you think of buying a
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH. writ m
for prices. I carry a full line of
neeuies ana parts ,sucli as ,
Shuttles. llohhins Hfixrono
Oim etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
1 have a good line of fishing
Jackles. Trout Fib. Honks
Lines etc, Seins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
S. P. ANGEL,
KNOXVILLE,
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