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vi .k -r -O T VOL 4 IiOOXK. WATAlKiA (.'Ol'NTY, X. , TIinMAY, MAiiCII. IM. xo. -. I'Kffb'LSSlOX.H.. Y. 15. COIXCII.E. -1ft-Attoun'.y at La v. liimn.'. X. C. -; - W. 15. COlXILL. M. 1. I BoOliO, N. C Itosident Physician. Cd-he),, .TToiJNi:v At T a-.v. roon' X. Pit. L. HKKVKS. IMivskian a x i Si i:c!:,x Ofr.ce at Residence. L. 1). lowi; Attcrnsy ai Law -AXI- SOTMIY riiiiur, r.AXXKii's i:lk. x. c j. ow. mum, DKNTIST, FI.K PAl'.K, NOKTH CAKQUW. ( Vers lis pi ofi'.-ioTial M-rvitrs fo tlii ).;!' ut Mitil.ii'. Wa-Mii'i Hii.l ii.ljiiiuiii.'-v 'Mii-tii-s..SVo ,.;? WHtc'itl twl ;tnii .ill rk"ii;ir;uti't'l.a- :- t Mavlly. A TTOliXEYM LA W, MARION", iN-t ()- Will prnrtiii ir 1 lir fmn-ts of . tiina. Afln', Mili-'ii'l!, Mrl'ow--II i'lidlili o11ut emii'tit s in Ih'1 re i iirn list lie! Special alien ll ' i ivon to I lie collection of ai.is. Eil m.Eadrcn, DICNTAI.SnLdKOX, I'oso'oc, Xortit (;irol;n;i. Oilers liis profcssioual sevyices to the people of this anil unjoin imr countieH. All work .rvor.iptlv loin; iiml Katifl'iietion frna;:: -teed, Oct, 27, f! mo. XOTiri'. Hotel Pmiievty foi Snip. On nccoiint of failinp; licJilHi of myself nntl wife, I otter for sj!i my lioiel pi oiert v in the town o! Boone, North f'arolinn, mid v.i!! ell low for .-as-ili and make tern's to suit tho buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex change. ApplvHoon. V. 1.. rHY.X. ' Notkf. For talo. 000 norosf : land, on Rich Motnilain, Watauga (,'oiint.y, on which is nslests, nnd fine land forsliopp ranch. Sales privalf. L. 1. Lowe S: J. T. Furavvson, Ex'tr.s. of Mrs. A. P. Calloway", deed. Banner El U,Xov. 1? '90.. NOTICE. TnvtioH puttinfj; )np(M-s in my hand for excculion will 1 ileise nd vnnoo the fees wi th the papers and they will re ceive pro ra pt a t ten t i o n , o t h or wise they will be returned not exfcvtr(1Un' thn want of fees. D. F. Baird Shff. q&3C A .,, mitt I...I-H. M c.U . . 1 v v ..... ... li r ii.. ki.uef. - J. Ti, .h.lart. Hud lint J" fo I A ;,,,,irvorlii...,ut.i.ri.."..ifiiii''b lo VTT . Jilt-,. KASII.V.srE).. rL.-.-"! . ,i.iin'i:k, l . I'ILT lmiMl. li'.rt M at onca. BROO'S IH0H BITTERS Cures Dyspepsia, In digestion & Debility . i WASH IXC Li;n i;i;.;ii;" Irs p.;Mj.;t! j:pM'4il in his I rein onr rU:!:.1. C ".!",''" len' ' S,.i.:.t..i- !,nn,;u:"r" u:'v rTb I ltU Si Ull t I'i p Vest I I '1 IV, I ! :i i m I wh.it v. r 1 :'.( t it may !li. - iv. - 1i.-i1 tii...n lii Pitm.I.m;. ": I, - . ,.,.' J.uo theHn i-mm-cni iprove; ;uai proq.ci-. on.- ciumu; bubt after heanno; I'M en-f . ( !. .i Sv'nh cvi rv.vlu '::-".v'iit t!.,i i . ll v a oii-j (ii t !.c most "n(iv- j ti :s ! cviT ma. I:'. T!: ! -l;,li(i- Ha vs 1 1 ; U tin S-lis.l- t i. .'t.i! -lMir a!)i:!l his li.iv-1; I ::-r .,1 ti.i.vi,t..t tn itii'-t;il. toil'1 tii.' (Ifiii'jci'M !:c HKir.lxTs t)u iIi.iki. Cii'iiinillni. rill It , ' , .1 , , , ' V(to in tin1 Xfv Vork fon-l. x- ' i. 'ill . n ' .ii . . . 1 vs llorkwi'll. which lias lic'iij' report e.i in favor of Xoyes, tliercpnblicanc'ontcstaiir.ari.' absurd. I'.'rsotialiy lie would like t .) hoc I lock well keep the seat, but he has no doubt 'bat the eornniittee acted on tho evidence, produced before it in decidinjjc against hini. and he has no criticism to j make. This knocks a Uv,r hole in o!i the most M-nsa-tiomil stories of the session. The free wool bill w ill In laid aside in the House nut i! I after the free coinage bill's disposed of, which wilibetiiis week, wreordingto the orig inal resolution. There was considerable talk s u v e r a I days ae-o of an extension by ap;reen.ent of the silver de bate, but not hiiie; came of it, because a majoiity seemud to think such an extension entirely unnecessary, as it is not. probable that any a mount of debate would result in the eh an. .', of one single vote. There is another clash be tween Secretary Nob!.' and Commissioner o f IVnsions, Ilaijm, and a report is cur tent Ilia! Mr. Xoble informed Mr. Harrison that be must clioo-e between Iris ivsi.-na-tion and theremoval of llama and i hat. Mr. Harrison tdd the Secret a i that lie would have asked for Itaunvs resi'-;-nation lonp,' ap,o were it not for the Coi.pressional invc'sti isvition now Ui'inu' mailt of the Pension Otti' e, and requested him to bo j aiiant. Tin1 im mediate cau.se for the Secre tary's nnsor was a. recom mendatioti made by llanm, w hich be found on bis desk when he returned to Wash ington last week, for the ap pointment of his daughter to be his private secretary. Mr. Xoble somestimes uses "cuss word.-' audit is said that he said of Ilaum when he rend that. recommendation almost identically what the late Wil liam If. Vnndorbik said upon a certain occasion of one his sons-in-law, Col. Eliiot F. S h e p a. r d. Commissioner Kaum had a very lr.nnilia tini? time before the investi gation committee. Saturday. He was compelled toacknow' fd!,e that Secretary Nible had turned down his attempt to make his daughter hispri va te secretary, as well as t hat his son, the youn?r man who made such a oro;oous fail ure as an oflieo-broker, had been refused permission to practice before the Interior department, net wit hstand- jl-t Id Mr I! ; r l.l. 'fi i;.' i iv r and i.ii; to til" II (i ii s i' to I. IV. contains r.uaib- of ii.-.v and ii-i'. ... . ... T. . . ..!....!. . ... ' ''- H vet J iiiT th- urcat I -i 1-1. j t it n-.-in.ut of Mo.;ii.ii)r-l,lli,t l.or ni .i sl'.'Sivanii.'.liriv - ! . - A '1 i I ' I It ! ! I i M I .- : i i . !:! l.riv, lia-i iid'li'.! ! nn.i;.'i in air uar Mi'i'i v. 11(1. is always j-.n-hi'-i'ti w! en li;i :nijii,oiii iati')iis for thi' Ai:nv ai;il X.tv.v .U'.? !n- 1'lLT rull.-li'.vfl'l ly l'(i:i.i;'it'."S. I I M M . . Pi t i M 1 1 t 1 I 1 1 I k 1 1 ' I I 1 ' I I n i : ii !i in- iiii 1 1 ii j il.-r.'iiM'.'lss uiIiiion" am tl:' ilaticr cf war. Treasury ofiici ds minor on:s--for the iiist time ac knowledge that t !i" dej.arr :nent lii:ds it dithcult Uuiieei current paymenis, and oth ers sav that ir does not meet ,1, 1.,,, .,,...,!,,,..: i . 1 1 I . I , , I'll l J )V liM J ll 1 i I - Ill' 1:1 rom (1 iy 1o d.ay i.y every iieai'.s iii its power. ere l a rv v oster ivt urns to 1 hisdepartaicnr juL in lime!. So lind a uic 'litllef imllvio.v o: between Assistant Seen tan Xcttieton ai,.l the Im - .' - migration (.onimi -.sioner, o- , f ,1 vcr the ouestum of alhnvui.'V , t I I U--o!i the guarantee 01 some society or association that th'W shall not become a pub lic charge. Assistant Secre tary Xoi il-ton, while act Secretary, wrote the X-wv York Suee"iiitc!i".-nt of I iu miira ! Ion a very sharp let tcr askiirv why lie had fol io v e; sa: ii a pract ice io which that ofiieial replied i)y quo tin;;' froa; a letter from the couimissioner o !' I in migra tion ant h.ri;'.Kie; hiai tu do so. Ti., -a Mr. Nett Setoii w rore another, stating that the commissioner had exceeded his aui horiry, and that no one ui 1 e.'1'anr sic-h author ity, except the Sicretary. The trouble with the com mission. r oi Immigration is that If imagines lomself an independent ntiicial instead of the Mibordinnt e of t h e Treasui-y department, lie has been in hot. water ever sine1 the o!iie was created. Mr. Harrison is leported to ha ve at tempted to read the riot act. to the five re publican Senators who were absent without lieiim' paired w h e 11 his protege, .1 ude Woods, of Indiana, just slip ped tliroU'!,ii by a majority of one. Senator Stewart, who was one of the absen tees, is said -o have remark ed drily: "Had we been pres ent and voted the majority would have been the other way." Then Mr. Harrison was sorry lie said an tiling. A Pvopoi of t!3 Silver Tote in the tiOXM. Washington Post. The silver men were happy w h i 1 e Mr. Sherman lioai voiced the feeline.s of his col leagues by teilino;s a story. 'An Irishman,' said he, 'walk ed tiuough a graveyard and saw an epitaph, T still live.' 'Well, said the man, "if I was dead I would acknowledge it.' And 1 am ready," said Mr. Hour, "to acknowledge it." I,AT"VS Nce llr.g atni. or ciiii-1"ni who wiuitb'.-Jil li'- nn. ?hni!;(' t'il-p T. 1 . I..-A ....u Xf..'inHu Tnii. voK mium i uv tot.p!. I. by (' i. :t i.'.s r i::rn', t. . '..i. k o-' a!', i r. j.i. I tic ll ronton- f i ; I" !, (,',st " !i i ' guar.!!;- 1 1 1 gro i t!i- i. . - la : ! . :;a ! th.' ',".f-!.; . ; Va ili:.. I.Im-i ..,. ' 1 ' i ' 1 i,! ;'"f v ("'' ' :''1'1'1 a!:'J iil tulx j.ii.ii nil (a: ; :'" all tin' coi'.'.i ! io!'s f-ivfirahl. ih,Ii...s ... :v.i.-.i;;u.c -:.. l in tli.'ir i'uii h sic.i!. t'.'j;'a aiii ,M .) i' a ! (Ir-Vi- i i ii:i 1 a ;; m.-.tauc- nn ia:,f ir.Hi ! lhat ti;-' iil;.v"".i! v '! lii-iimul t'ne i;i.!ivihnl. do-! Is en t'li t ;.!",! aints .-1 u ! ' kirn! - o: :-uita!)).- f.u.j. 'I'lioi .:' ,f ... raids oi !;! a'i: 1 r 1 pre.e, ( ' i , of .hysical labor and other-:.: wise, nave been .-!;owu Jn- vcsti-aHon of a far rea' -Id no; iara'-rer ai' bi-i Vin- in n ii"ids manv ivT.oi; v p: ooiems wi! noso'.v- 1 . i cd iii e.-oli;;ii' 1 h;'eo:;:.;we: wii! !i.n;, move fu'.iv what cons! iTU.es 1 lie'OSj. heaii'a. lci-I food (i -;fK)d .0' O O li The doctntio of protect i on lianiv, most intimat iv related to sea a e-o-;pel. ( mr - V' of ''oth sexes upon ar- 1 ri ;il at suitable ao,e. should . . :naea iiuiMi; 111 no n aou , . . u. , , t ' 1 I I 1 1 l C V I V l t I l 1 l" 1 ri r i . Cii i 1 i 1 k ir.! 1 . 1 1 1 1 will t 1 lr, . : r . j j i 1 1 - - i .i'i 1 1 r( t 1 n 1 enabl.? th.eai, when g'lown, to nmintiiin themselves, and those that may become de pendant upon them. Physi cal nnd mental well being does not require over six to eight 'lours severe physical or brain toil. The balancoof the 21 hours should be as s'Tnod Io intellectual pur suits, pleasures and sleep. From su.'b an amount of la hora sub-e i,,nt surplus should accrue to adequately provide for all i iip' !'a,t ive needs g-i-ow inp; out of a we!! ordered phy sical, meatal and moral well being;. In order to form and ac complish thse objects it is necessary to have diversified industries: and a groat diver sion of labor, to the very fullest extent in communities and throughout theccuniry. To maintain and foster such varied industries and manu factures every community should avail themselves to the extent possible of thopro tectivo laws of the State and the United Sf'ltes. Eveiy possible endeavor should b( made to inaugurate induct ri al pursuits for the benefit oT the whole community. 1 will venture on nn illustration of my meaning. It is a support able case, because it has al most identic-ally taken place in this count iy. We w ill.-.up-pose that under the stixmius of the present tariff thosbeop industry becomes very large in this Western Xortli Caro lina, (we know that the best wool can be pioduced here) that the wool clip is soon ad equate to warrant the start ing, of a number of factories and that in a hriei time we a-re enabled to manufacture not only (lie quantity and variety of ?.oods for our own no ' la, bU to ovmble us o ;M : i'i Ii !'f t f (;!!!" .t i ! tip- ! :!? o? ';!: "i I 0 t.i ; II.- s' (') !:;'. to mi b (::.: ;.i i-( the '. - lit t:f t:i ::-.-) t..ki i.irr.' v.(I 1 ;! rii- an 1 ti;;i lly. isc tli.it Iln-v rai-" i'.:nu pio.iu. .. ' i: Mii.-r in !a-t : v. .:' I !,.it- .'."r.:y v-nu In, a:,d . v. h di- . . .'I.. .f ' l j . ' ' '.J i. J 't .'II l.. --pie and ;th"t t!,-.t would j . ome in re would, I thin k, ' briber ;:'to our c .Timunity ! Tjr. .,; ;'!;;!. .. J n s"(Cier th.-:ii .: i;y t :.i;: . !;- I kn;.. v. ' :f--bi:L if aT: or this r,od ; UOsp--' i Well C-iabH-l'ed, ' (t '. .,ie.i ! id-; or any o! , r. it. ;.-. i-rbvMv) a 'id c-w' I ci a.i ra ii ; v s a o a ' d l a 'e j a 'eiu'ii tioTi, like MeX- a Hirers t d.-iv for i';-' paid: K5 h'.irs. i si ,,.;( s j work. 0 others a little inat! j vai '-e o' M-vi-a). it would ef ! f"C:allv b!of out innl de- ...... ni.i T ; f 1" ii v i i sti -as in !;'. lhat we can uotadrnii t!i hi in fr"G trade u:i1 i! t Ley nmke similar ad-i vaUi'es in the pavac-i,. of 1 ; w 1 moo ana hourso! woi ,1 a n u t !i e proti-ctive t.-uiu should Shdid "eiiar.l io Oitr ! iarniors I of a I 1 and skilled workers kinds, until forei-a n coaiKjaa esatlvaueed tor.ar o'vti standard, when thci'' pro b.r. ts ceased to como in competition with oyer. I favor most emphatically ;!c p -..Hey that will nuhlein lividua! communities, ami ti : nation to become self-supporting-. We have no fears that we will always bo able to have a surplus of these products iii-nieil by other countries, by which we can Trade with them, on a rcip ro?al basis, for all t h o s e tilings such as coff.v, lhat n-e do not produce in this coun t rv. To be (j'mti.'ined. 'Ii'T!aad A-tif ' to Make a St itcirifTi'. News and OI:-v.r ec. t!a v rK!:r. W is.. March '14. (ien. ivbvard S. Hi ao'.-! .1 id 'nor o' t!c faiiioes phrase, "We love him for the i-i'oinies lielias siiadc. has l.i e e n Hrgiag ex-Prcsid'M't Cleveland to make pn laie 0-1 avow al of his position i-i cniiiii'i-iic', with the approaching tt'ino-'rat-i:; president ial convention, under date March ."ah. lie wrote a 'el fcr to Mr. Clcvch'ti'd from Pond du Lac, containing-tin following pura graph: "The danCT' to 'the i'iblic in-ter-'sts w hich t In- failure of the dt'iiiocra tie pnriy would involve seecs 1 o e.ie no'.v to ivtpiiri; the oinMi avowal of yoar williiigacss to cater any service to which your party may assign you. Main- entertain the ear that, yon may dei Inio further public duty, which nor.e hut you can el'lec hi al ly remove, and yoarvoi' e will be everywhere hea.nl wiih beneiit mid efl'ect. 1 believe your useful ness to the nal ion may be great er now than ever in the past to eeri'v to vicforv the cause of tar- i!V reform and to restori l.'.'.-S ingx of good g'lvennnnt to our peole; and as you, follow- demo cr.t an .l fellow citizen, I ask you to say to your party and people that your name will bo presented to the national d inocratie -convention as a candidate for its nominal ion to the 'presidency and that you will accept, thatnoniiua twn, if 1.1a) convention sluh niuke .' f 1 :". - . i .! i . - . ! :. x, .. i:-s. !:. v ; . 'i '' ' I ' ' i ! i. !;'-: ;,-t ') 10 v : I,",; v ,r ,-..!. ;i, i : . 11 . ill- ".- ''. i v..:. l-'r .-I:--V.. i:- i ;i.-r f t b. "Mi i-.-,. n o.. -i-:. I , u y t':e ! ' i, . t 1 !-:::!,t ; ; . ; . ' . 1 '. . .;, enni- - - ;.:; . , . : i i:i vi-'ji- j"1;-1 Km ,1; t bo t ru-? and trusied fii. ad ye.i p?: s : t tome. 1! in ,1 :;.-.-.-.- , ..i'.- ,; j,,' s I T: 1 !-. r ot!y c ei-i It 1 d-r-i r.l: i,:v in-;; and r: -f.a-t :v. r--s-a pToiii . v.r.iilj I 1 Viti:0'.;. f 1... - 1 :T, ...... bet 11 :. - - j; !, -i -1,. ; .; . ,! d.lty I ; my narty; that a i ists wh:'h ::'; - c; eii l pTSoeet ((;!.-; I '.-! ;o tiv lb ion rx ' i . tc . 1 :': 'is t n- rii ely irrelevant, 1 ran not refrain from ilechn i-ig to you thai my experience in the "rent n'fieo nf Pre:-!d 'it of Ih ' I'i :i d S'vitp:. has i;:q-,-e - - -. i! h t!;:: HO-leMO-ity of the 1l'l!s f.p.i.1 i nV- t d resj.c.iisii.jiitv 1 i-at I can not ! ays. -If to n-...o .! thf enndi-d-'cy for t !;. phiee as something to bo -.von by pco-'.nio! .st iife and i.c'iiv, -ri 'Ti. I hare c!--o nn i.h-a that tiic PrisiiJency is prominently the l'oople's oflice. I have 1 :! siiicire in my con s', iat ndvocacy of the effective pa, 'ion, pi -m in politieiil af.uirs 0- 1 the part of all onr citizens. CoTise.-picatly 1 lu li-vo the people slioi;'- i-r ln-nrd in th.e choice of their p.-.rty candidate and. that they tlieiac'vis t-li.oiild make :iO!iii!!.';!io;is :.y direcib' as i.;c( 7; sistont with open, tail ami fair party organisation and m. tie -Is. I speak of the -e things j-xdcly for ih, pui po.M of :id i.-'iag you that my conception 01 the nature ot the president ial otHce and my c-Jtivicl j..iti thai the vofevs of our pai Iy should be i; . in The so lei-i ;ua t i J ir candidates' '.ipro c'adc H.e )ossi!iiiity of lay lead- 1- !,.-; and pus!ihi; a ridf-sddiig in vmss Ac;- 11; I'sideni ial noai iuation, and i; 1 ir-id a. de.dre to irengaiii a ca ilidat.e J believe ! ha i- complete siipimnjcy (f don--ocniie paiiM-jphsa-earis inerces el national prosperity cad in crcased lia.piiss of our people, lam earnsth anxious fur the sea ess of the party, and I -am eoirl-i'iir that success U taill ilhiti air I'cai ir. leit I belitwe that it. is time for democratic f lio'ight fulness and deliberation not only as to candidates, but cono:Ti;iig p aty cot ion upon quest ions 01" immense, interest to the patriotic iMid intelligent vo ters of the lair; who watch for the asset anco of safety .as the in ice of their coiifha nee and sup port. Yoiny very truly, CltOVKti Cla'VKLAXT), Jorry Simpsoii was interviewed by a N'"w York 'lb-; aid' reporter in Washington l.v-t week, and told him t no third party would have fill' tiehem in evry State ami would carry eight States, viz., Kansas, Nebraska, Minneso ta, South Dakota, Georgia, Ala bama, Arkansas ami Nort.a Car olina, lie says t here will be 110 coalition with either of the other "old parties." He is very bitter against. Livingston, of Georgia, Topic -Senator Ilawley, of Connecticut, f obi the repub lican state convention of R. I. the other day, that there is danger of II. I. and Connecti cut iroititf democratic tin's I fall.
Watauga Democrat (Boone, N.C.)
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