cp
0. ih.Bjja.-rt). u;:...
R. I', lliiir, 1'ullKUer.
1 11 ann-ncati cities o y many
TheS''nte i noxv engng.-d thou-an.N .vr ,var would
in amending the tnrifl bill ran o-:i ; pie mu h troii
nixl it h1hmh that the Ue- ''!' imH.v. TI1.1t they
rubH -nns will not longer oh- would pomi the minds of
struct its passage. The in- many ! !! ngain-t our
come t:: feature of tin '-ill Uv 1 na - i.t ami nue rex 'oi
ls causing mote trouble than uthm and ditui banns
nllelse. S-n itor Hiil of New'very xh--re." Th.se xxoi.U
Yolk, on the democratic side of the Enulndimnii aie pn.v
(if it he lawful to call him a rng th. -in-Ives to tin.'
democrat now) is making: proj.ho y we fear. Still we
war anniust the whole bill on hope that matters will soon
ii'TOiint of the income tax. bnprox . an-l the n n n t r y
veiling the New York idea of will liave quietude, pence
course. It is now sai.l that 'and prop. rit.v.
Hill will be tiie '.uily opposi-j Fun lUnwr tik. K. C.
lion to the bill on the demo- i ,)j(ur l)rviHiit .
craticsh.V, and it is further! VvwM I'hantom called mv
Hated that a tew 01 tne n'-.lst ,,,,i,bng j,w j... WL-n I
publican Senatois will vnte;.Ail ll(lV j (.;,iuiit M ?,,,.
for the bill, income tax and . JU( tjt (! .,
nil, so it these stateim nts b-: )lt,a(, to its .,, S.i!,. I laid
true the bill will pa-s the j otl(l. jh (IIV , Thf It
.Senate, out then lr i gtxen 1
out that old man t.'levelai 1
will veto the hill, if the in
co- le tax is retainei. but
this report cannot lie true,
and if it passes the Senate it
will surely become a law.
Il hat can he more just than
this u come tax? U say let
the rich nahobs bear their
share of the burdens in run-;
i.in-this hne unci expensive hU), mu, l,uUri ,1(.m,v
government. There is now ; h;lt lJH.,.h.uli(.;1i i,.vir(.(.;1!ed
before Conre-i seven.l bills ; ,iuv,.tniiniri Thenns he buz
to repeal the tax on sate-, jM l omu tll,.v s.1I:Jr:
banks of hsue.this billouehf i ..Wit,, 1)lis w1i,i,l (;,.,.v,.,.t
to pass for it will j'ive, as xve We'll he in I'lnv. r."
believe, more relief than any-. I'ait as soon as l,e x lii ed
thiiif? that ?an be done by v. whizzing he rut the chord
the present Congress. Iflroin his le;r, U"orked his
the states had the riyht to j w ino-s from their tenons and
bank, and would have, if this, perched hiins. lt, as a hi",
ten per cent tax wiisrepi aled,
it would no doubt relieve Iln
money pressure very jreatly
and wonld ftive us home mot;
ev wh;ch would be easier for
our peojde to procure and
would beequaily as good if i
the proper restrictions and
securities were thrown a-
roun l them, as any money.
Pass the tariff bill and repeal
the state bank tax and give
us all a chance for the r ice
of life once. Do this act of
justice asjquickly as possible.
To our mind political mat
ters are very much unjointe.l
and weteel that soire start
ling upheavals are in store
for us. Ven'-e no alarmiest
but we view with some uneasi
ness that this American
country of ours may he en
gulfed ;nto fratricidal
strife, that will be brought
on by labor 'jgainst capital.
Heretofore capital has been
abie to master the situation,
but can this remain so? La
bor is angry and is belching
forth threads and curses a
gainst capital, these animosi
ties ate enlarging every where
and the numbers aie greatly
inci easing. Why could not
an army of many thousands
of angry and furious men
spring-together all over the
North and West v. here there
is so much discontent and
make a bold strike and make
themselves formidable? W'e
have fears this will be done.
if some relief is not forth com
ing It can be urged that .
this country has vast powers
to allay any disturbance by
the strong arm ot the law,
but it must be remembered
that the great majority of
the people are in sympathy
with labor and with those
who are out of bread, and to
make matters morealarming
to us. numbers of those xvh
jure active in stiring up dis-
content are foreign bom and
1 .1:1
;;"
1'n
,. .1 I w I .it .1 "i'l vv
li-i.hatl told ll seXI'till
yeat- .-i-.i that 4 tli' Afdri. h
wlici xv I.- pouring into our
t , , j t j j
iisdi 11 i 1 1 fliulii Ml euphon
lonsly upon my ears, while
the eriMlmrr il iS II pi III its
xxinii's filled my childish vis
ion with delight.
The ("lira",!) ciMixen'ion,
of 1 S.)2, caught not a jut)'
bu, but a biu froldbu";.
Thev tit d a silver chord to
hisleirand nut ilver wit'iis
"ohlhnj; on the Democratic!
roost; and from that day till!
this, the political owls, who
can see by the silvery iiht ol;
the moon, hut can't see byj
the eohlen lie-ht of the sun,'
ha ve been hootiny the mali-- j
nant hoots of slander, be.;
causi he did just as they ex-!'1
pected.
The Democrats knew thai
Cleveh-uid was a goldbug. and
he knew them to be a swarm
of silver shelled locusts, and
he had as good a right tc. be
lieve that they would splii
open on their backs and come
out and be golden buttei flies
as thy had to suppose tin
he would throw off hisgohlcn
armor and become a snap
ping beetle, who, when he
got on his back could not
turn overexcept by pouncing
into the air like throwing up
five-corns.
lint it is said that ' no gen
tlemen would have accepted
the nomination unless lie in
tended to stand on the plat
form. Who knows that
(irover intended to step off
of the platform ? He had a
right to chang'4 his opinion
j :stas other Democrats have
none. A mmo.tliat does not
hange with the ordinary
pr jgress of human thought
and humnn everts, is lik
water that never runs it
stagnates.
When Cleveland acieped
the eomin. tion, he did not
know that the protest panic
uVer known was upon us; h
did not know that India
would close her mints to sil
ver; he did not know that
silver would immediately fall
in value all over the world,
nor that the business men
throughout .the length and
breadth of the nation would
petition him to mil an extra
session of Con"ess for the
purpose of repealing the sil
ver purchasing clause; of the
Sherman law
w ah a lo.nl i.f , I, .-.it leii.'T-
row, and dicing th.- night.
', ,,, , . .
von should I. jii 11 t!i it wheat
hadfall.-nii. valu.'.voaxvoul 1
pnilialilv not an I you
wi 11 I not beo blaui'-.-ither;
and ia hki-maiiTMi-w.'shnild
. 1 1 .1 1. , , c
not sland.r th-I r-i.l-nt f -r
doinu thu--!hat ran b.'fair-
ly an ont.ti'd for. t!i:oii-h
","'Ii":' f un-xiMi-te.!
ellts. !
"A !m",m' ilivid.d against
itM If raniiot stand." and h
tint broad, ns the 1 ha-m
tvx.t a th.' I'r"ilfiit and hi
j. "oj.Je, is iot only .!.'! ro iiilt
th' ).!iioi'ratieioiif, but ilxi
I lie Vi l V Sli. ner ol U'.' !
, . .
" -.re on th - ciatn- ol
a vi. Irani" r'Vh;tin. Let;
. 1 1 ii .
us not p'niiire hea l! into:
. 1 .4 1 11
1 he 111 - mass, but take sit
the very slirlter of ll'.' 1 1 I li I
tn beneath the vii.e ind li
.... it
! tn e o; in xaaev.
I'iianti in r'narir's t.iover; So w hen ia need of anx t l.im- . in--.xilh
the yreat shrinkage injimamJ 1 wiildo.xtai rieht rxux . uae.
the value of Amefieati prop !
cr:y. Is he not mi-taken?
In my opini n. it was not
Cleveland but the panielhat
caused the ishi i 1 1 k ; i ii ' in v l-
Ues.
To illus rate my position,
suppose that a certain fac
tory, before the prime was
making a profit oi SlC.COMa j wore wrenlhs of cveno erti
year. That laetoty. ;it thatjand flowers. The recitation
jti.ne, could have been sold and declamations wen? caie
,for S'.'OXK). because it theuifully piopare.t and alltne pi-j
'earned twenty per cent on j p i I s nco.uitied themselves,
i that amount of money. I'.ut creditably. N t one of them
j now its spin;'l"s . -ire still. and made m blunder. The 'iiur
j therefore it could scarcely be ii,-xvas charinin, ai"! every ,
i sold for aavtidne. beea use ! ilun.r move 1 V:s. "hu!! !o i
ri
at present it would pay no
interest on the investment,
and what it would pay in the
ful i. re is doubt ful.
From 1 he foreoiny; it will i lemain a biii
be seen, that if Clevela nd : l heir menu a ie:
brou.uht on the panic, he at jthe I KMoc'.t.vr.
,o caused the slfriakap' in I
values, otherwise he did not.
1 aii'tve with l'hautom, t hat
drover has iilai.-nl Ins an-
point ux jiowt, but on tin
currency question I i-eii-ve ;
njfht. as i propose toj
show moieiullv in t he ful tin-.
In conclusion pi nail" n.e to
.I.... I i : . .
1 ni M!li -
l,v the sake of c ai Iro vers.v, j
but necause I would like forj
ot hers .( see ns 1 do.
S. M. D.
i'li.raagliai.
! the s.alp
I,m-( -(.ry
r.-ssio II. I'e.llue,
I r., haa a ni.seav i
I caii,-ing her hair i o
I harsh an.l 1 v, fi t.
d to fa I y-)'
freely that she si-Hirsly dare: vo
coiuti it. Ai r s Jia r (:. r 'a.ve:
lu-r a healthy pcuIji, M-nfovid '.e
(ian-li ulT. and made the hair t k
a nd i;h) sv.
; Coxey has obtained li nne
to charge a dm is.-! 'in fees. Sio ,
!tliat thoM'xvho want to see;
I his .11 my xvill have 'o pay 25
1 cuts, the cauii laitit i hat i
ihe keeps this too! uio'.;e hi a j Another S nator dead.
self, he ought to divide wiihjStocklaidge -jf Michigan deid
; t he arm v for it is reported
i that that they are in ne
. cii i-uiiistances.
; i
i wtttui A itw o ton itDtwioi In
! nourish and strengthen the roots1
i n ul to keep the hair a natural , Mich., il:o (he d at ll of Sen- (aim rs for the liberal put.-oaagej Look over our list mid oom
icolnr. lbdl's lburl;eneui'isthe;,,fo. xj() of A'abatlia or-1 1 hoy have given me in the pastn'.' ur Jiri.rH xxith tlmw w UI g
best tonic tori he hair. ,-oi-ed a la an Ihe km, no time. I i ..... .. o o . . . J " lime. -'Monev rUVtd ! mou-
Kotfs from Alio, C.
i Kditoi Deux crnt.
in axe uo Me,, hmxhiii g
in i-niii- n.-i tiei' o-iim mo- pnm.
inm.itu fi- uo-mu tin,.. s,n,l
soine people nii.v think tloit
,1 ,'
we do not read your paper
IIMIIlll t tvi -win' ifiiii
paper
but we do.
Beautious spring has a
ing has a-
appearance,
inin made hei
mid the farmers of our eom-i".'
nmmtv ai-ebusv m bees
munit.N aie t,us w os.
Airs. M. O. btiuil tins just ;
closed her school which has
been a success. She had
a ' a . , !
quire nn inreresung time at . - '''"i'',-, folh.wing described tract or par
the close. The- house was ' " h.tmes. lenas of sale ; (;f n E)). toxv,4ip
j tieautiiuiiy oecornrea witn
j evergreens and ah the pupils
. ... n 1 . 1 . 1
.Uii) liw'il' I ici'i.V-'
U
I IV.' M'ST III.' 1 1 " ll'.sV.'.W; .1 t'MMI.i:
' '1'S, ,
And hax e a b.-ant iImI I : 1 ral'i'-oi's at 7 m i T1.. i !it
j.,.r van!; In-ant. fu! lue- ' '..r mmm v at rts.. w..:ih TJ ts.;
" ...
,,, .k :in..ok at 1(1 . ... th lo ts.; o, e siU
p! M,u i-.i)rf! ' .M., , u.; , . lit - .,, o .,.
,,, f.,,l(. k. ,,v - , ; , : , !);11Ikw. tin-. C, to 7 .!.):
...if,,..,!..,,,,! .1 ' r j !,.. . ,., 1. 1;, ;,., ,.,... 1,
.... i 1.11 . ,
ts.; i..'irales i- . "i a
1 1 . '
an
U.; dom.-Mir , , ;.. Alai-.-Iot .f olon y.,u
from 1 1; rts i-;.. :,!.! i-vi t- 1 hi 1 n else at j
HOCK THICKS'- '
IV. 1, 1.' and m'i m x hianhUl
-i-i
MM! tiOOllS. 1 le-.v nr.- t
axe my fi i.-nds ami rut. an
, .... 1 1 -it !
rashorprodr.ee. So " . x e me vour t rade. I Will appreciate
' "Mv .hni-htrr wrs rmid cf
- ' , , f., , ,-,' Ait haia by o .e tiatn,.:t nlmn
lr.) A AN 1J-. ..(HI pound of baon if (iilead laids, o.tMiU . . n 1 ,,.. . . .,n.
' jjinnj ixxi.eii, in cr mjii iii
dizen H'J. "Mtl poi mis tare V. i'ow butter. -CO pounds of . n r lilt tN'ii xeiii s. Kb. II. xxil.Ms.
'. 1 .. ' , r , , , . ,, , ... , ,,-
.,, ,,.,,, ,,rv amdnre at hi-,
... . .' . . . .
I
.1 tlit mots, ti ll ks ;.';7if'i -
Your
WILL
'"hi i
be an err !; 1 1 C .a le r. I
am sure that not :e of her
upils w ill ever . ii t ln-rand
i lie closing ex r -...".s iii l-u
t
spot la ;ia
Surrs to
A FlMKNIK
1 liere an
liOXV oehales'
ii (mi various parts oi th.
v . i.i, a .,t L,,mion
o lit assen
ual lor
he purpo.-e
;( ,, .s.lver b,:si-
l n.. U)l (ln,,, s ihe-'lh
! met ai'iie League. ' Tllesedeie-
ieatrsare men of l.igUauihor-
iiy oi. tinauee an 1 our coua
, (.. , t.j,'u ,sl..,te.l. Tne
! n,,,.s,i(, it is liot-
I. . ....... , ...... veais
' 1 J o' l I O IV. I ! i ' ,1
(o come by tl is iatera..; on
al agreeaieiii. ICagliiisd a
Ion stan 's in tie wa : so far.
Oilier coiaitr as like the
; L n i 1 eil Siatis, are siron.-i,
-in I'.-ivni- oi the atireement.
in lavor o
S"imlor Voorhees and ! la r
rii n.'nors mi' in 11 " 11 1 i
ci mmunicat on with League.
I've., .loimShereau. is ,J
-I .. . i .. 1 . V, . 1.1 1 . . I.. ,
t tug aliXMUls,
Wiiv is it t hat !
our populist S'lialirs - .wv -
not urgimv I las aiso '
on
the otbh at Chi- ilgo.!ti,vl(1 ,.,
('edyThm. impo.tanl Senators,
Lave iii.il within a few
i . . i . . i. . . i
l
,r N- 0. nttd Stock bndje oft
as S -nator S' ockbridge.
nen irar .larvis is now an
a. live meiatier ot the U.nf.l
Shi ti Sim.au iiml i -j .i ti-in..-
1).- i 1 1 1 iCIM t . ii S 11 1 idelS t Odd l,vj
' .1
s,,u,1',,,'n1 '"loeracy, a n dj
not oi gold bug pi a 1 1 1 v.
r 1
iXOTU'E!
I wili offer for sale, to Jhejj A prih bv lX
highest I''' n the 2, day jmil , aliaway and xvite, Mary A.
.""i"' Jcs'- t MoretzjCalauay.an.l resristered in book
Mist X 1 tlu- following 1
ha opei ty to wit: One horse. '
nV(, mi. ,.()US vt) .(,n. 50
head of hoes, hr-side .-i intiiiJIfiw loor in boom
i"'r ol onng cattle; one
0-1 wol wn rt
V"or's compass
' i
E. H. Millkh
j,,. o,.
1 u . 1 1 . 1. .-. .11 th.'iuativ l.'tfeiv. xx arli we
IS its.; Iilark Hitine at II., , i . i
. . havi- 1111 ixi'l. am nr 1 xxe
MorU of SI'I!IN(! ANI SIM.
1 71 .
an I cie'ap and I ninyoip to
ts money, as I wiil sell low fm
pri.-es I w.'lw. 1 t
. , . . . i
; . f in') r.:,:, - t,.;t s-
illie r.ii; a:
A'iXio:;s to ; iv.i.-f.
V.. KCLcCLAW.
l..Gv;
'7 x '
.1 J A-
3. J JJ. i 'S -
L'Y.
( .).
u: i. in I'ii y t :it i' ii h .. . n
Ml I e i.-oii. I a-' ll i:-l V v. iii i
:l you i ae i I'.S i' a; t :e r r In- j
i.ii.i T ii.ia;. " 1 .1 oi er to .''aid !
t!
i -. naaiea n ll i v ii is x e. v i
rsseriiil tiiat xoii call ,11.1 ex
aiaitie lav i.iiai.'i.se stock f '
cw'tttts '. t 7.?ni "ft r, vr
iiiiuiiii'.ij ifiii5.vL:mi-;
DISE
V! I.ica i, aha.ist .-.ti-e1. ia ( v
e-y ileaaitiiea.i. ciai- ti oi
); v (J'loiis. Ni.tiuns. F;...ii and
Shoes, I lar.l v a: e. 1 1 -ware j
(ir -.ernes. Sad-!'-. :a - .-.
j ware, Oni'js, l'n:its. ' uts.
.tc. Lie., too luminous
11 ii
i'-e.-t
'
1 have j-!st lie: i'i 1 l!;e
and a;.).-i vi; yt ii:,,.
That has eve- hcon exhh'ti i! to
t he Citizens o :ooa.- a, a; m,;--
....... 4 i. ....... ; i i
. .
yia; ail
K:cAs;,xAn v. com pk' T10X
13"A. 1L My vntir stat k
cffh - wrnl Met el nntJLsv wil
b sold it n ut ecu prices i r
t ASH or its equivalent !."tA
In o;der to n nke room for
new sr.ocu, j am a. enng my en-
RIOADY MADK CLOTIIIM; '
,
.11 ( LO I .
Ton liking- in v h iends ned cus
thesaiiiesolongoslinerit it, Ij
a-n
ItKSI'IX'Tl Pt.LY
Af n ,,f . nv TT-,xr
hjjjivihi ui.!;
15f0Hl0, A."il, 12, lo'J-A.
NOTICE!
I'.y virtue of a mortgage deed
executed to A. L. l'ow..s on the
1'.. p.iires 214 mid 215, book of
in-a tges of Watauga countv,
I will sell lor cosh at the court
ooiieon the 4th
!"-M JIII,I,M". 1 'f
'";" -nuuy in said inonni. rue
a H ,,.! ,. .,o. .,i.t , t . .
in the county at 'rt-said, adjoin
ing the lands of Emov and Jacob
, ,. i lies.-, ; oHh'.s. la-'uiis, etc, rv
Vi M-o.'s of n stvlesaiidsliiides! ... : ,, , ' ,. (.
.. . 'ervthmu,- in the hariioK iiae. (mi
a r 'ex- a ia! .'am Lav. I i, ( i a'- , . , .
Hen. fi it tines. Cia-hams, N u.-, l,0ilt 1,5,1 vv'" "! u" I,:v's-
siioKs. '.-haiiihravs. ' ashinei-' s, j . . .
ileia-ii'tas. bh-eching Dinajsk! w ill t::s;e m eXclaii-jro.
drapery, Shi-eting. Phitds. n ' -! ufn! -.--, and alegit (,l.te
loaadca. jeans etc which. III; cattle. V.'m-t us a cmII.
e si dd n t re. hired pi i.-es toi i a-iii i
a- its rmiivoli-nt. meet iiar soul ih ; ll L A A LL. CliA If! P ( ().
- Ii i 11. d-. uii'l oth-
1 , 1 a . 1 i i ii 1 ... 1 i.ior1 1,1
.-i- 1, -tor. 1. r.! in I;.
i.i.V..i:., - .TI,i l.i.v :m ui.
II. A. II XXlll.T'iN. li'ltlX T .it
. ij 0rtr
" '
WVNTI'D'
. , ,. ' ,,
A leiiiflx fiirili-'a-faiiinl
bd,! v, .--.Vial! v for t hoM'.lis
,.,.s,.s u,ir, ,1Vsi. iatM have
.roi:oi:m . d incui ab!.-.
WV pi v.- b. low a !.w of th
,,,,1,1,.!, ui,, ,. riS,.t ,,f
ih writers who are eonviii"-
that mi- h a mn.-dy as
!"'V "'(H ',1,s l''u "'
in t'oiiiiiound Oxx "rii Tieat-
;.( t f ( M(s s;,.tA' .,.
,.,,
.. t i ....... in....
I used your cinanoiuid V-
n ah'tjir a year aiul a liaM a.
1 n'!c;liil tn tell voir rt
j l!i' p-riit Iiel t lit I leei ixnl in 111
jiisiise. I have la t Itecl) treiib.
i!" (villi entail h siiav V. W.
ie'e!s. Syt.e !le I'l ivt -rsit V
s le iiM', N. Y.
i S, inl fur honk of two lanaireil
.aces for f '! 1 1 le-r in (V o niatirli.ti H
1 1 iu.oaiaU, i tr. A len ksert free.
j llniiie 'j'o ;it till lit sel.t caitl yiX
1 jsrssiii iis. il at la iiM'. dfi e
1 Treat laelit adlliihistt lid here.
Tn, Sfdfkev & Pa'on,
13i Arch SI. fhllaih-liOii Pa.
l'.'d S,:tcr St. Siiu Fr: t t hen, Cat.
I'k as" laeia ion t las paper.
We wish t(K-aititteiiiait(nur
, l ! 1
line oi secnini-naiui
.
I-Ugl2S CsrtS, VC gOnS, '
Hackj, Hi.r:.ess Ltc,
They are nJiiiost nal ns new,
ami persons wishing tu buy cin
. u'"':""m """W4
i i. .. .. . n; ...
W f tmve a l.trf lot Ot.NhW
Id'(i(ili:f. WACONS. ( AllTS;
lIAHNL'S'Wc
on liaiu!, which will he-sold on
me:-;,.,,.,.,,.!,,, t(.)il(. if Ve lanei.ot
gi t xvluit. xon wm.t, Ve xxitl
take ph-a.sure in netting lasy
j thing l.ii run in our linc Wv I uy
ihri'i-t lita-i nnuitifai tun is iiial
ci'.M, t!:eie!(ae. nive di! xnv
a a w- pi s.
We have a tail line of i-rxv I jir
l.ciit ir A. V.
I ! i: K
0
-. .'I i i i
A I Tiai A KIL I!i ST ' 4
0 , i r o.i i j. 1 I.. ;,( i c
1
.
) '' ( A:TI l: V.: HTKR
N L . '. A T V. . D . x .
We will sell you 41-2 pouidi
I j.-ood coffee for .1 .00, 1(i potnds
extia C Higar for f1.0. Ut
calico G to 7 1-2 i ts per yard, cot
ion clucji. 2" iiM-I" s wide, 7 its.
per yard, and 'adie' and ge ts'
hats cheHj er than they In ve ev
er 1 e 1 sohi before.
We are just receivings f.d' line
of ladies' dress goods tit pricrs o
suit the liii vers.
we meaS what we say.
Call and see us aiul we can save
you money. H -:si.
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Bade mat and croased red linei oa wrapper
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