North Carolina Newspapers

Tils Wataaa Democrat 0. R. Itoafhrrt, Editor. It. I. RUrr. I'aVisher Ihuixhj, Millvh. 'JO, iS'Jt. If t lie Ul.i ml bill is vetoed politics will be reorganized the West ami South will join forces ami fortunes and the silver question will be the is sue and a winning card. The South will be a . wte on sil r with all part it.--. Thelle pnblifans will join in as we believe ami there will je no pirty but the silverparty on the I)euurratie lines of bi- metalism both gold ami sil ver to be coined free. This will be the main issue as it looks to us now. With a Western man like Bryan, or Stevenson, nominated for President and a Southern man for Vice-President we will carry the day. This is the ida now with a great many jteople. What shape things will get into r.o one knows. President Cleveland is now greatly perpl "xed if he takes notice of the many appeals Kent him urging the vetoe of the Bland seigniorage bill. It is stated that twenty-five out of thirty telegrams sent t!ie President from eveiy sec tion of the country almost urge the vetoe. Even many sections of the South join in and urge the vetoe. It is ev ident however, thnt thePrew ident will dojust as hethinks right in the matter. The ef fects of the bill on the busi ness of the whole country, us he will view it, will govern him. To-day he will decide the matter, it is statel. The indications are that he v. ill Tetoe the bill but tve presume no one will know until he acts. We spent a part oi the cold snap on North Fork, in Ashe county, aud on Cove Cieek, in Watauga, the fin est wheat section we have. On Saturday night we stay ed with Thomas Sutherland our genial good friend. The fruit 6uch as peaches and cherries were completely cooked by the severe freeze. We fear that some wheat fields on Cove Creek have been seriously injured, peach es all killed. It has been a very severe cold spell, the creeks and branches frozen over and the ground waa frozen eqr.al to any part of the winter perhaps. T h e wheat and rye crops were un usually promising before the freeze. Some Congressmen on the Democratic side will in all probability "hear something drop" about nomination times. The people are seri ously thinking just along now and have concluded that a quorum of Democrats ought to be had in the House when there is business to be done. Wonder what urgent business many of them have that they cannot remain in the House that business might go on? Our North Caiolina members attend rather promptly we areglad to say. There seems to be plenty of hay, corn and wheat in Wat auga. And we h- ve informa tion that there is no scarcity of bacon, many of the far mers have" bacon to sell in consequence there will be but li tie of the Western bacon sold this year. Watauga is wellprovisionuled and unless one is in debt the hard times are not seriously felt. R. H IRR1S0X OH SILTE2- Trr Silver n Be RMehed O.ty Thrvrgh lutrrsaliotal AtrtrmemL Tnnid.id. Col., IVb. l8 - t- i, . . i, Lx-I'ifMdent Harrison, pas - . ,1.11.11 II l!JtU- lilt IllillWI -w j sin-t hi on-a hereto-day an million of green barks. This .if; Jl'ST IlL' 717") MY .sPItl.W AM) Sl'MMLli his way to California, was proceeding j the ide.i of one! C'ltpS met at the depot hv a big' J. S. Voxey, a man of large '. . dciWjtioti lie !pondllwt:',,,- Already thousands And hae a beautiful line ml. icoes at i and cent to aVief address of welconJ V2 " : and on the subject of sdrerl 'Z' ralffire it,,rea;t 1,1 ,, k nnin.k t 10 ..rlh IS d,; ... h piece s i I k said : ! Whfeon I-ilT swollen , P"' W lr' " 20 -J -- You have an interest out j to a hundred thousand men. i H to 12; fancy lawn r. t.; rlialli.. !-:c, (.to i cents; here a 1 1 it'll vou have asserted I'1 ,,sk fr a hundred otti- Bedford cord dress g xid. 1 2 cts., worih l."; ni (rajs' 10 with a good deal of vehern- ivr of t,lp. L',,ion. ,,t,,, "'-'cts.; rcales 12 cts.. with IS cts.: black sitine at 11 encoanddetenninati.m, and ?"!i!,!!r.T!lT '!!..,.',.,!!: ""..f . lets, and up; domestie 7', . ts A large lot of co'ton jeans that is the silver question. Now. 1 say to you to day what I said when I was here, and what 1 have always he lieved. th.it a larger use of silver money and the coining of silver upon a basis to bf agreed upon that would maintain its parity with gold, was good for the whole world. I do not believe that we could run freeeomage our selves, while the European (lovermiients were pursuing the policy they have been pursuing with silver. Hut there are clear indications now in England and in tier many that they are feeling the effects of a scarcity of gold and its prostrating ef fect upon the industries. I believe these two great coun tries are narer right to-day than they have been f.r the l ist twenty years. Tney are all considering favorably the question of a larger and freer use of silver as a money met al at. I bimetallism has gain ed strength in England. That energetic and virile voting Emperor of Germany is hi.-i-self considering the question of bi-niet-alism. I don't think that these countries are coming to the next silver conference holding back, but will come with greater readi ness than in any recent years and w ill agree with us upon a basis for a larger use of silver as money, I would h a v e been glad if this could have been accomplished while I was at Washington. I said to one of your Representatives then that if I could bring a bout the free use of silver up on a basis that, in my judge ment would maintain its par ity as money. I would lather signalize my administiation by that act than any otl'.er. Courier Journal : Represen tative Meredith, of Virginia, has heard from his recent pension speech. He h a s heard in a manner that makes him feel a trifle un comfortable and uneasy. He received Monday from the Stat" of Pennsylvania an anonymous letter, within the writer stated that he was earning on to Washington to wipe up the earth with the genthrnan from Virginia. Continuing, the writer furth er said: "You d rebel, our time has come. I shall do you up on sight. Be prepar ed." Mr. Meredith whs fool ishly very much worked up. although he made an effort to treat the matter lightly. All the same, his friends have advised him to be on the lookout, as at this season of the year the dangerous cranks are liable to turn up at any mDment and ereate a sensation. We are disappointed and are not able to give our rtad ers this week the fate ol the Bland bill now in the hands of the President. We hoped that Grover would promptly pign the bill and let it become a law, butas yet nothing has been done and delays are al ways more or less dangerous in such cases. .News and Obserwr, 2tlh: f i .... .1 ' ihmm.w . i,..s rr ' army will be marshaled in Ohio to man lion Washing-, i ton and demand o t ongress - ... . , thousand each. Theraret) tllli'lfUII.-t'ltMIIIllllf" ' til minim carry their own provisions or be supplied on the route. Their purpose is to iea e ably require Congress to do their bidding; and if Congress refuses, then they will consid er what they will do next. In the mean iaie the Na tional Guard at Washington is being prepared to preserve order in that citr. The first rendezvous is at Massillioii, Ohio, hut thousands are ex pected to join on the way. They expect to reach Wash ington in three days. Coxey says no armed men will beat lowed to fall into lanks. NOTICE. By virtue of 3 executions issued from the Sup. Court of Watauua county, one on the 11th day of ug., 1)3. in fa vor of .Ionian A: Scott and a gainst W. It. Blackburn an 1 E. B. Miller for $25.00 with interest and cost, one on the 21st of June, 1893 in favor of W. L. Brvau and against K. B. Miller for $H 00 with interest and cost, and theoth er for a bill of cost in case ol E. M. Church and wife vs. E M. Miller principal, and W. R. Miller suieit v, foi the sum of $31. SO., I w ill sell to t h e highest bidde forcash ,tthe court house door in Boone N. C. on the 30th day of Apt tl, 1SD4, it being Monday of the Superior Court, thefo. lowing described tract or parcel ol land which lias been levied -n by me as the property of E. B. Miller to satisfy said exe cutions. To wit: A uact of land lying and being mostly on the west side of the Pine Orchard and Kiddle's Knob mountains, on the waters ot Cong llopecnek in this Co., adjoining the lands of A. F I). vis, II. W. Finley, U.K. Brown and others containing some ")2o acres more or less, and known as theStcl lands. This March 20th, 1804. I). F. Baiud, Shff. NOTICE. A. S. Edtnisten, Adms. of W. 11. Enmisten, d -censed, vs. W. W. 1). Edmisten and wife. N. A. Ei misten, Robt. P Edmisten and Punt ha Edmisten. By virtue of a decree ol the Superior court of Watauga county before theClerk, made on the 25l h Jay of Feb. 1)4. I w ill on the 30th da of Ap ril, 4-894, the same being Mon d a y of Watauga Superior Court, sell to the highest bid der at the court house door in Boone, N. C, the following described tracts oi parcels of land lying in the counties ,f Wntnuga and Caldwell. First tiact known as the John Cof fey laud on the Mat Top, ad joining the binds of K. K. Hartley and others contain ing 75 neies; one other ti net near Blowing Rock adjoining the lands of the Green Park Co. and others, containing 100 acres, bought by intes tate of theestateof Benjamin Green, Dcd, and a tract con taining 50 acres bought, ol Sandy Cook adjoining the a bove tract, the twotractscon solidated containing 150 a cres. One other tract in Cald well county known as the lackson uainp land and ad joining the lands of Calvin Harrison and others contain ing 106 acres more or less. Said sale will be made on the following terms to wit: On a credit of 6 and 12 months nf ter date by note withapprov ed security, bearing interest from date. Title to property reserved Mntil purchase mon ey is paid. March 26, 1894. A. S. Lu misten, Adtn.it Com. m (;a;:i).s iwiyi . from Hi cts up, ami liKDKOCK PRICKS. Come and see my beautiful tock of SPRING AND SUM. MER GOODS. They me nice and cheap and I nmgoin' to save my friends' and customers money, as I wiil sell !.nv for i i. .....i o . ............ i ..at r.. l inn il iiwm i-. mi nn J win miur, i niu iiiun nur it. r WANTED! 500 pound of babn of Gilead buds.jr,.000 dozen eggs. 500 pounds nice yeliow butter. 200 poun Is of bees-wax, 200 pounds new fen t In I !. ni d .ill ol . r I- inds of good country produce at hiyle-r in.-irkei pi ices I wi'l until All the roots, b.irks nwllwtbsUi tin' rnuut.-iint ;. summer So when in need of any t him n i lie kh.s line call and m me and I will do you right every lime. We learn that Senator Col quit, of Georgia is d .ngr-j oalv ill. A true Southern, Democrat and a high ocl christian gentlcinau is Sena tor Colquit. LOOK' Rl.AIt! HAHGAISSl 0 In order o make room tor our Sut iiig and Summer Hoods, wo are offering spoeial bargains all throujili our stock of goods -a great manr art icies tor less than AC'IU ALIOS!. We w ill not quote prices but will lh- et any HOXOKAULE C M PETITION -AND WILL SOI HE USDLR SOLI) Come and see us before buying. Wfi will save you money. Respectfully, H.C. MARTIN & CO. Blowing Rock, March 5th, 189 i. LOOK & LIVE!! AFTEtt Al'IUL THE 1ST '94, JO percent, cut. on prices. SPOT CASH OR BARTER, NEVER TEN DAYS. X Look over our list and com pare our prices with those selling on time. "Monev saved is mon ey made." We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds good coffee for $1.00, 1(5 pounds extra C sugar tor $1.00, best calico 0 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot ton check, 27 inches w ide. 7 cts. 1er j'ard, and ladies and g Mits' iats cheaper than they have ev er been sold before. We are just receiving a fall line of ladies' dress goods at prices to suit the buvers. WE MEAN WHAT WES AY. Call and see us and .ve can save you money. Ilsr. JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO. Blowing Uock, March 5. Many Persons ua broken down from overwork or houehold caret. Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuild the yitem, ild digestion, remorea exeat of bile, tnd curaiultrti. (jet Uie genuine. ev rvthii g else at Your? Anxious to '.Je. WILL W. HCLECLAW. 7SS Jfr. Harvey Heed Laceyvlile, O. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa ralysis of the Throat "I Thank God and Hood 'a Sarta partlla for Perfect Health." " Gentlemen : For the benefit ol flittering hu manity I wiih to state a few facts: For several years I have suffered from catarrh and heart failure, getting so bad I could not work and Could 8carcely Walk I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat some time nso. Mv throat seemed closed and I rmmH awn II w. The doctors said It was caused by heart failure, and cave medlctne, winch I took aocurdlug to directions, but it did not seem to do me any good. My wife urged me to try Hood's 8arsj.pirilt.v telling m (J Ut. Joseph C. SaiiUi, who had been At Death's Door but was entirely cured by Hood' Sarsaparllla. After talking with Mr. Smith, I concluded to try Hood's Barsaparilla. When I had taken two bottles I felt very much better. I have contiiued taking It, and ain now feeling excel lent. 1 thank Uod, and Hood's Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to serfl health." HakvsyHkkd, Laceynlle, O. HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pala or gripe, bat act prompUy, eully sad sfflciMtly. SX. The Rutherford College Burke County, N. C, Will opcj its Fall Term, Atir. 3, "tK, under very prom isin prospects. It is ten miles west of Hi .kor.y, N. ('., nenr the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship ped u Europe almost ever.v day. Board, incltidiiire-ery expense, is from $,". to $9. per month. Tuition ranges from $1. to $4. per month. N healthier, happier and more moral place can he found in America. A complete '.lUtsi ness ci u rise attache!. Ad d rcHS I)H. U. L All I.H.NETHY, lMtKHIDKNT, Rutherford College, N. C. Ashsville Female College. Secial Attractions: Matchless elimate. Wonderful health record. Delightful homelife. Well ordered course of instructions. Thorough l.v equipped gymnasiums. Music under the celebrated I'rof. Gra bau (German). Art under Mihs Iilythe (Paris). House in seven acres ot wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steani'heatingand san itary plumbing throughout. The charges as low as a fine school can make them.' Seui for cata logue. AHdress Rev. JaMEs Atkins. Asheville, N. c. X.ADIKS Keedlnc a tonle, or ebildrea who want boQ4 lor up, should take BROWi riROfl BITTERS. It la pleasant ; cores Malaria, Indigestion, JUiiouauees, Liver Complaint aud Keuraifia, j WANTED! A f inNv for disH t-amj lulity, -Lilly for thoMiiN aes wlmli p!i.rii i.iiiv have proiioiinct'd IHciir.ltde. Wh give Ih-Iow a tew nf the .the many lttT whii h we i have ntvivl, ami which we puhlh with the consent .f !lh writem who are convih"- ed that hijrh n remedy :. we j havedescrilMtl has Ihvii found jin Coinpoiiml Oxgcn Treat- aiei.l of lrs. St u kev J: I'a - l.-li. j "My d.iiilitir was cured f.f ! Asthma l.v one treatment olrrm poiiml (Ixygen, after Mifl.iing for tifttni t ears. ki. i. wh.i.ih. T.vI.t, Texas. "I used your compound (xv ri'ii about a vear and a halt a g. 1 liejWtf to tell you ol the great Item fit I rci-eivHl frtun its use. I have not been trtaib. le.l with catnrih Htn-e F. V. Uevels. Syracuse Cni varsity Sy lacuse, N. Y. Send for book of two linndred ,iaires for fiiitlierii;forniHtion,ti n tiu.onials, t tc. A b-iok Kent free Home TieiitiiH tit sent tmtbytx press to mmis'1 at home. OHife Treatment administered here. DiS, Staikey & Palen, An h St. I'biladrlphh, Pa. 120 Sutter St. San Frimcltco, Cut. Please mention tliis paper. XOTK K. North Carolina, Watauga Co. Superior Court, Fall Term, 181)3. T. M. and W. W. Holscl.iw, Administrator of B. L. Ilols'-law, decMjiM'd, vs. Khz.i Holsrlaw, widow of B. L. Ilolsclaw and the chil dren of B. E. Ilolsclaw, to wit: Hat tie E.. Mini in E, llillie N. and I-na M. Ilols claw. By virtue of a decree of the superior court ol Watauga coun ty, made at Fall Term, IN'J-t. of said court, we will, on the 2d dav of April, 181)4, the same U'iv'g the first Monday in said month, sell to the hihst bidder, at the courthouse door in Boone coun ty. N. C, the following dcsciilnd tract or parcel of 1 ind, lying in Watauga county on the' waters ol Covecreek. adjoining the lands of liorton and McBiide's mill place. Win. Hingham, Jacob Green and others; said tract of land known as the Thomas liing hiiia place, containingsixty acres more or less, a few acres of same Is-iiig encumbered by the dower right ot Kliza Ilolsclaw. defend ant above named. That said sale will be made on the follow ing terms, to-wit: One halt f the purchase money to be paid in cash nnd the residue payable six months aft-r date by nole with approved security, bearing interest from date, title to the property assui-d until the pur chase money is paid. This is a valuable and (tama ble farm, with some twenty to twenty-five acres of nYli nnd pio ductive bottom. the ret-idue bring first-class upland. ItiMtdtuntcd in one of the most desirable por tions of Wntouga county, 'con venient to churches and schools. Persons (lesii nig topun-lmse said propei ty will do well t j ex..i;.ine the same. F. V. Holw Aw, W. W . Holsclaw. Adm'r's. of I?. 1.. IloLsrlaw.dec'd. ATTLHTitii, SS YES c I We wish tocallnttrnMon toour line ol Hivond-haad Euggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, They are almost, good as new, and persons wishing to buy can secure burguins by c.illiug on us. We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS &c on hand, which w ill be sold on reasonable terms. If we have not got what jou want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give yoti very close prices. We have a full line of new Hnr ness Collaru, bridles, etc. T ery thing in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. We will take in exchange, hoises. mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a cull. ULNKEL, CRAIG & CO. Lenoir A. C.