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Hoon, N. C
Ittsiili'llt Ph.Vsici.UI. Oiiiic
on King Street imitli uf Po-t
Olliee.
l.c. iii:r:vi:s.
Tin'simx ami SfucroN
Off.cc at Residence.
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A'nOilMA'A'l LAW,
MAIHON. - N.o
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Will pnictii-t in th'" intiils o
W.it .iii;.-i. At).. Niiti-htdi. M-Iiw-ll
Mil l nil oil' enm tics ia 1'ie
.vesterii listrict tiSpivial at t-n
t ion rieii to 4 lie rolled inn ol
claims. "Oi
Dr. J. V- 3atli r. Jr. T. C. Etai klmra.
T:-a!flt IVan. ZionTiHi X. C.
Bailor 6i iiiacKt
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ATHJitXiVxA TLA '!',
fSrSj win 1 :i i tentlon giwn
ti) tin) I'oUction ofL'hnim.S
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REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
nOOXICN. C
Will give special attention
to abstracts of title, the nale
of Ileal Mstato in W. N. V.
Tho.-e In1 vine; farma, timber
and mineial hinds for sale,
will do well to call on said Co.
at lioone.
L. L. GREE. CO.
Mn rch 1 (, 1 8!)3.
Hotel Vropefty tot S.'iic.
On nocounf cf failing health
of myself and wife, I offer for sale
my hotel propel tv in the town ot
boone. North ('aroliim, Mini will
sell low for cash and ninke terms
o suit the buyer, nu'd will take
real o.- personal iroierty in ex
change. Aiipiv soon.
W. b. ItHYAX.
Notice
For sale. 900 acres of land,
on Hieh Mountain, Watauga
bounty, on whicii is asbestos,
and tine land for sheep ranch.
Sale. private. L I). Lowe tV:
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
Mr. A. 1 Callowiiv, deed.
IhiniuT Elk, Nov. K 'U0 .
KOIKE.
Parties putting: papers in
my liaiul i'or execution will
lilease advance tho tecs with
the papers and they will re
ceive prom pt a t ten tion, other
wise they will be returned
not exocutrd for the want of
fees. D.'F. Baird Suff.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at 2 and 3
pei cent with moitxnge on
good leal estate, on five or
ten years time.
a.j. aura i Eit.
jV.MIIXiTON
lAlTVV.M.
FiOJi ocr R?:lr Crre3jocient.
i One hundred years ago to ;"'"!' t f;i n! t : th-- c-.i-day
tic corn, r Moue ofabu.l ! mitt.., hut f tl .-nt.Mi: .!..:
dins which in my emin at for j ", I ' f tin' H"i'-eis u,,!o
'eigners have pronon'iced to : nnvthiiig promptly a qu
h tln most beautiful Mi.l :nilM d-iin '-' .mM ! in
' pninr vfcurtm.. in tli.Mvi.iM :-''" ,-ry day. find..
! was laid in this citv in t Is
pivH..'nvt.rn f.'wl,uu,ln..lM.oii- njn.ily. it ouiit r,.l I..:1 '"(,u ,M;J"S l'-1 1
pl. That lnii!.!ii:.ic was thv! I i i f 1 1 x 1 1 m ',.-.-p t li-rn tla-n-.
Capit.l. mi. I to-iiay a i:.i-h iTIitM-pi-iilirans hav.' n!m n
ty host cstimatnl at froMi ' th.it they prnpns.. lakii, :;!'!
l.'O.OiJO to lO.OOD pcoplfl vanta" to tin utmost -i: -nssfinl.
li'd .iroiin-l the sratui'! too librinl !! ol ho 1 lw;:
ol (l.-orpo WashiiijrtoD.whi. l,
sits tiiaj.'sti-al!y fa(i!ith'Mi -
k;v silt; liiitiii tin' piati'au i umnui i on i m .i.im, . i i.
cast '.if (h ('apit .)l. to.Iohua i import tliat i'roi ii'in i-v.-or
to tli(M'i':itintii;;I a ni'Ivc i -! h1 '.vas t'iic(ura;::ii ir.o.
s.-iry f that inonicntou.- .c-Jfi-ats o .tay .nva iro'ii tln'j;
rasion. ( )!:iX!'ts.- ma'!.1 t!n! House ia t.I.t to prcvi-nt ; .
ilav ;i li:al hnli.la v an 1 at
(ended in n body. I'rcsidmit
riev !.ind as chairi'ia!) of cf-r-
caioaM's taaOe a slio; ' sjieecn
in his happiest vin, 'litiodn
iii"; lion. William Woii Hen
:y, of Vi ".inia, a deeen hint
of l'at riek Henry, whose ara-
it ion was an epi" o! patriot
ism entirely worthy of theoe
easion; Vice Ih'i sid nt Steven
son spni.e for the Senate.
Speaker (Y:-p foi the House
and .1 list u-e I'rov n of ! lie Su
preme Coin t. for the . miHa -
i v. A trained e!iovii?i ol one
I hoiisai: I live hand
! voices
sanr; jialiioiie sunvs thi
hist of which ". a---! lea,"
, as joined in 1 he cat ir
audieiiei , and it was truly
suhlinie.
There i-i no ma terial dm nr,''
in the silver situation in ih
Si-nat' S"i:
: O!
ai aec
1
:as
jL'iven not ice that In will short
1 try to fore? a vote by pro
loneine' the session. Mean
while th'- Senators will con
tinue to talk for and aaiie-'t
lepeaj.
The nt' cmpf of soma of the
iveak-kneed democrats in the
Hcmse fortuna tely far the
future of t he party they are
few ia number , whofearthe
wrath of the republican and
ad vis'oielay whenevera move
is made town rds ea rry in ; out
the promises of tliedemocrat
ie national platfonn. to have
the impression , out, if
they do not openly charge,
that the House committee
on election of President and
Vi President and Represen
tatives in Congress, in deci
ding to report tin-' Tucker
bill for the repeal of the fe.ler
al election laws, hud nottrea
ted the chairman of that com
mittee Ki p. Fitch, of X"w
York, who is now at 'he bed
side of 'is mother who isdan
gerously ill, 'with propercour
tesy. Here are t he facts: Mr.
Fitch was anxious to get the
bill reported to the House at
the earliest moment, a n d
when lie was called a w a y
from Washington by his mo
ther's illness he went toSpea
ker Crisp and requested him
to send for lUp. Tucker, of
Virginia, the .second demo
crat on the committee, and
to ask him to pee that, there
was no delay in getting the
bill before the House. This
.v ... ... ri, 1.
that time until now Mr. 1 uck
. .- i
er. as acting chairman of the
committee, has had the ad-
vice of Sneaker Criso noon
VKt Ol ipeaKei ia ISp upon
his everv act find in adili-
ins evei. .in., uuu u auoi
tlOll lie has had telegrams
frn.ii Mr. l'iidi t. :!':. lion in
pn-h things. That i!i ' 1 ,i i
!M)t l!!,l l Im-hM the
' vi.-w of the lurg -.lemon-at
, lo Woc'i l -u'iation v!imn- -
!'i - i" s : 'pioru'n 'f
! i in... 'ii.
t his hii! h.--i!5.r ta i cp ii;t. is a
villain
lOiiS 1.
.! lav je'i't on'
v lor tie
iiijn;
in c
a t ine; dissension ir. (!e:un-; at;
ii1 ranks. I
Ih-prcsentative Wilsoa chair ! ,,! 'lstian, as it will un
man of the H-Mise Wavs l'!"'.!'tedly ohen,- t he tep,,:,!.
Means canimiio'e.sav lots oil' ,u hiMV tl,,! M,Kl,,1,.v
n'.'iisense is lieiny talked n
honl; the iatention of that
coannitteeand ahmit tiiann-
facturers he'm afraid to con
tinue at work lc.-t ill" u--s
tariff should I U1U thpai. et(
J -,r? " nuoter oSfact. any
niaiiufaetntvi' a;i ascertain
i addressing chairman H'il-
I sun oi' an v ueaioia'a Me no ai-
l r of tie1 comaiit'ee tiie re
pehliea'.n nil the commit tee
also know it, l.ui they noaid;
he tempted in order to make! '
politi.-al capital to suppi'es.s
or distort I he f;?c!' t ha t the
commit tee proposes to give
ample time to every indus
try before the new tariff goes
into effect for every manufac
turer to dispoae of stock on
Hand ami to nvike ins ar
rai.geinoais to laeei the new
and lowered duties. Thedeni
oci ats have no ih sire to ruin
anybody; their iim is to
make a tariff that .vill con
fei fhegiialest good on the
greatest number, and in do
ing so it will, of course, be
necessary to make such char
ges as will wipe out for th1
future tlie enormous profits
which have been legislated
into the pockets of certain
favored '-lasses of mauui'.-u-i a
rers at the expense of th,? peo
pie. The publie hearings on
thi tariff will close this week,
and the democratic members
of the commit tee will then (h
vote their whole time to the1
preparation of the bill.
Populist Expect War.
(irei'iislioro 1'al riot.
A party (rf "Thirdites" met
near Brown's Summit last
Sunday week, instead of go
ing to church, and held a s
ries of discussions on t h eland what is most equitable
questions of the clay, a ml j imposition of taxes to raise
nearly all of them decided the money,
that we are going to h a v I '1"-'" the limit of courtesy
war, and one of the partyi reached the commitreo
said that if there should be ajought to shut off the hour
war he would rob everv rich ings and devote its time to
man he came across. This
sentiment was pretty well re
ceived, showing that a very
little difference exists between
the anarchists and Popu-
1 lists, rhe above is vouched
i, . .... .. ,.
for bv a reliable eiti.mi oi
j,,,, Snmm5t.
Many Persons am broken
6owa 0Terwork or household fares.
lirown's Iron IJitters KcimiMthe
rr5t,mialrtS(,ie0fltiou,n.nioVpSexe.sson,Ue.
mo cures mam (it itc ucnume.
Hw t r!i
.;..'! .m. i.-.-i .
'If till 'h'Ue 1M 1 !..
1 i . ' ; - v . ! i i - i i 1 ! n : . h i i
I. th- . 1 1 j . ; t t j: 1 1 1 ii!
.ii I !; ."-'li I'lit!) I.Iii
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v ""V 1 .mr to '!:.. tif
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Meat. T. ey arc !! , -
i- say 1:1 i i v. a i
ItiiM ii
t'lat th,
'
l.s he !p
:t!i!e Iftoic W isi.
e. 'S'iii'v ri'ii
ir.'.iii t!i" -I
- Ma
r t '. ' H i he Metli
aat;
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e.i!--.se ,11 t !l I
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;i.i-.e, '!.:;! t.!-' :
'.-!i:'. '.' ,;! ! I... eiati:!
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II'
the
liberation of tPe t.ir -
hill l' p 'aled and replaced h
a e-e.i.-rnl tariff hill whicii is
m" :' P"t"-t ive tneas:-,-.
i l:al app".irs to ue very sea ;
lk. hut itwilldipplea,;e
nn.x. ,n, - ,,,., -
lli"gv.uMaau of the hi le j r,, , ,,,. ,innv j(.
Hons... ihittheSoutheru peo; iu i,,,,.,,.,
pie have some opinions and'o, ...... : ,.,.,.. nr i,;llir
.-; ;!. is as wen as outer;-. .Mr. :
ii ,i t
Morgan has informed the
Psvm lent that his pet. plan
a;!1 not go through ih? Si!".
'ate, an less tiie ilemoera is are
.eriait led to aavn l it
.some
ii! a n
says
wav. Hut the great
'stands by his guna and
ie will never .-airreinler.
It is
a bat tie wit hout compromise.
Eor !p Collection of ilen-n iM.
. b 'His ; j 1 1 1 t ! -.
Speed bT- tariff hearings.
I i eev niav ocnoer emote-
sies to A aerie;-n eit ii-Mis wlio
have views to present to th"
(lovernmeat, but. they can
not be rega"ded as an ele
iiit nt of pertinence in t h e
pi eparot inn ol a tariff bill.
Ui. der a high protective
system a no! inn soon grows
up thatacommitteeon Ways
and Means sits as an umpire
to decide between what a spe
cial interest wants and what
the public will stand.
Tiie name of thecommit tee
denotes its fund ion. T h e
Speaker cous'ructs it to pro
vide! ways for the collection
of revenue. The umpire no
tion is a fungus which h a s
sprouts from the big fungus
of protection.
In rimplr Icrnirt. the com
mit t''; on VY.ivm and Means
has but two legitimate ob
j e c t s of enquiry what, a
mouut of revenue the e. .ea
ses of government require
tlie preparation of a revor.ue
bill.
Jonesboro Journal: There
can be no doubt that Sena
tor Vance is the political lea
dor in North Carolina today.
Tin? people are tied to him
and regard him as their ben-
efactor. It is needless to say
that he is a great and grand j
old man: that goes without :
saving. N't on!v Mien lea
der iii Ninth Carolina, but
.!- in !t:Mvitioii. Tii'S nith
!i ! 1 :
f .1- It.-
nf tli-
p'..-!l liiia to t lie fi lilt
next ice 1'iesidiit
::i,e I Stnt -s.
ii ' 1m 'S j . Inr.
; .., .,., r:V,
led for i mil!
i,,. j
iinhl'M ; r ii 1 1 any as expert
i hiili.-r.'" sai.f V. ii. Tat low of
t
tlie Sunt tin vsti-rn Milhr. ,Mv,f idl t!e b? hearts in t h
lni le ss was to visit mills
t he eompa i'v i.ad ronsTi uct-
ed. pai t iieni in op'i at inn and
1 ae. ep; ! ". e. Jij ';(, line
: I ol.:-,' e:ii ina weste; ti ; own
to a! t up :'. :.'!!:'.i"!"'l ainl, j
al:d alioat 1 he li: st t hive; J j
ILymed oit was i ia-.t i ! tin !
jil , i ! ! ! )!
t'
! i-.
Ihtiti.
!u! i i
i ij.
le
MM
; no, i .
. ; a ii n"
do'.vit to
:. t'
; nan
' 'orn i;-e, Ii! it n ith a .-iihntei
and tanu-ht it hack to
me
, ji he sa w a i.e.,! nail on the
;n :,or xvr,:!,, it
! st rai-idea it and pat it in a
nailhox; if the 1 r ; H was hro
ia n. he would thnov it in a
s- ; .:p iron !'IX ti-!t he kept
i: 'a r in,-. '. !v:. j sa w him nic
; . ,ia.-!e ..ram ;f wh-vit
siepi'cd on and ruined."
"In mi'l operating tiu miil
er freipi-'iitly samples flour
by put 1 i;iL'.- an ounce or more
on a paddle jnepared for the
purport and smoothing it
out with an ivory trier, and
sometimes these samples are
dipped into water toitulicate
color v hen the flour is made
into dough. Through famil
iarity with this work millers
oftentimes become careless
in regard to P imples and will
scrape the remains of the dry
Hour off the board onto the
floor, and wi.v sain plea are of
course ru.ned. When I began
to sample the hour of t h e
new mil' he wanted to know
if I 'couldn't just as well put
the d
chest
Hour back in t h e
an
:l
use smaller sum
ulevj f.
's ice- (hoping i put nun
down ia my mental memo
randum as bad and constant
ly growing worse, and I in
siituiel a little inquisition
by testi;.:' the flour oftener
and using largersamplesand
forced th.? punishment to ihe
limit.
"l ate one evening the old
man and i were st an ling near
the mi'l talking when two lit
tle boys ( am" from I he mill
and ike smaller one of thi?
t w o was crying" bitterly.
" Wha t s t he inn! ter, my son?
aked the old man. Wha tare,
you ci-yi!!g'abnnt'" "I'm cry-
in cos 1 am t goin to git
no (-upper,'" said the lb t.!'
thing. ''.A'.;' why .'i:e you
not going to !.,'ve yon:' sap
per?" "Caie ma ain't e-o;
no flour nor no money to
buy it with, and they won't
let us have any at the mill.
"Come back to the mill with
tie, and I will see see about
that,'7 said the old man. And
taking them into the mill, lie
put as niueh fl jut as the el
der bov couid carry, put their
name on the order book for
a sack next, day and sent
them away happy,
"I looked at him in amaze-
meat and aske.
" I oa' t it
hrcak yonr lifart to l- ui'
tiling like tint, saving lie .
larv?
"My frit-inl,' l; HrtiJ
micjwlgi nit. If it vr? ie:
for the stii, ti'st K(Hioin , i
would not lf r.ble to nnv
thine; nt all fur the liMi'l.-
and needy; I am to to
the poor all 1 save liy frii'X a'
it. ."' I afterward h ann-d t'at
plaee liits was the hiest and
whitest. "Thi? most ueuer
I oih man ia town,'' said all
! who knew him. .SY. 7ouis 11
it:l;I:c.
I'nnl I.mciil of lon'tuaQse-..
Tiie stoiy of Midas. thr
I'hry'ji in kiny, is an apt il-a.-
ration of a cov'tii1 "
1
e .
!
an h, overjoycti, vl, lci ..nc :.
to make the fa vorinexhau-: -ible.
Iiepra.vedth.it what
ever he touched Iv turned in
to gold. The prayer was grar
ted, and bitter were tlie ena-.
sequences. Whatever the
King t ou. -bed did turn int.
gold. ib laid hishand upr.e
v. rock and it became a he
mass of gold of priceless ,,
ue. I!e e!u!rhd his I'ake:
staff, and it became in h i .
hand a bar of virging'old. At
first, fhe nrm if.-h's joy r -unbounded,
an 1 he returned
to his palace the most favor
ed of mortals Alas! for the
short-sightedness of man! He
sat at the table and all that
he touched turned into mock
er. of 1ns wish, to pure, solid
gold. Then the conviction
came rushing upon his hum
bled mind that he must per
ish from his grasping wish--die
in the midst of plenty, and
remembering the ominous
saying he had heard: "Th.
gods themselves cannot, take
back their gifts," he hovded
to the sternly snr'ling Dim
sius to restore to him t 1
coarsest, vilest food, nd d
liver him from tlie cr.
gold.
Obsei ver-Clironicle: One of
the Mew York National bark
That lately took out $500,
000 ot additional circulatio'.:
has now withdrawn its botub-.
for the purpose of retiring it.
Oil i' impression is that the
banks cannot retire al o r e
than three millions a month
But. w hether so or not, at.
any rate under the present
arrangement, currency once
iu circulation in apt to re
main out; for the government
uses the money deposited on
the withdrawal of the bonus
as any other receipts, an I tie
ing hard pressed for cash, Mr.
Carlisle will not caie to bs
; spending imaov to retire the.
jeii rencv . It is, however, no',
: woN hy 1 nut a .wv Y c r 1:
i ba iik skovli
' depc:sitieir i
nt this time be
gal tcnuer notes
lit) tl;e up U bonds, li.
looks as it money was et
ting plenty in Gotham; t?,nd
that abomiimblb Sherman
act still remain unrepealed'.',
How ridiculous some tiling
ran bo.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, Ir. -digestion
& Debility.
t- rOne dodar pays for thr
Dcuu::rn t one yua v.