North Carolina Newspapers

ir i 'VXVTai We have i.eeome discour aged about many of our snb w rilrs who m gleet ed pay ing t lir subscription from venr to vear.they ilea t even talk to us about paying Y.'e have agreed to take any kind of tnd that we on sell. How long do many of our subscrilers intend to le Mlentnndinepperative? V, hy don't vou pay up for the pa- Dei? There is no excuse let you now. Do you consider it a ju.-t debt? If so ease vour conscience by paying the debt. Do not put it off any longer." This applies to every one who have failed to pay us and are behind. Those who pay us up promptly oy the year we havekind recant for and areour only support. Those who do not pay nr.- dragging ua down instead of Imililiii!? ns uo. Let us hear from you. The new Banking system of the President and Secre tary Carlisle sems to meet with general favor and it is now probable that the plan will pass Congress. A new finnnc'.al scheme seems to ! the gnat burden now before the country and will occupy The atteniion of Congress during the present session. The repeal of the tax on Slate banks of issue is recom mended by both President ind Secretary Carlisle, but we doubt whether this tax ;s taken o i or not. This tax ought to be stricken off and let the State bank on their own Capital. 1 his would give us more money and we could reach it better. The News and Observer an swered our enquiry very sat ftfactorily in regard to the late victor in North Caroli na, whether it was a Repub lican or Populist victory We accept the answer of the 'News-Observer' as a true an swer to the enquiry. This is from a Democratic stand point, however, and we will now ask the 'Progressive Farmer and the Morganton 'Populist' to answer and tell us what kind of a victory they are claiming? Is it free silver, the government own ershipof railroads, low tariff, income tax, now on top in North Carolina? Or is it Mc Kinleyism.gold standardism ont'.-suhtreasurism and op position to the income tax? We live up here in the nioun tains away trotn the mam cntres and of coarse we are bound to be behind the news in many things transpiring awar from ua. We are ask ing this information in good faith. We want to know what kind of a victory we have in the old North State, we will then know what part of the drive we are in. Any one w ho has children will rejoice with L. B. Mul forct, of Plainfield, N. J. - His little boy, five years .of age, was nick with croup. For two days and nights be tried various remedies recommend ed by friends and neighbors, lie Bays: "I thought sure I would lose him. I had seen Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy advertised and thought I would try it as a last hope e.id an- happy to say that after two doses he slept until morning. I gave it to him next day and a cure was f f fected. I keep this remedy in the house now and assooh as any of ray children ehovy signs of croup I give it to them and that is the last of it." 25 and 50 cent bottk-8 for sale by W. L. Bryan. " V- V! ' A d i f.. (i uiu l i,lJ'hi' t.ullt !,u, Coa Lditor Ik'mocrat: I was born and raised in sixty miles of Charlotte an never saw the city till 1 u t t Ihursday. I have been to nearly all the largest cities and towns in our State, an 1 excepting Raleigh and Ashe ville, hive seen nonequalto Charlotte. It is n city of rail roads, lectricstteet cats, wu ter works, chuiches, schools, factories, oil mills, machine shopH, banks newspapers and all kinds of merchandise. Charlotte has some b a r -rooms, bat not so many and so portentous and conspicu ous i some towns and cities but Charlotte has good and clever people-intelligent and refined jteople. It is, indeed, a city of churches. The Conven tion made forty -six appoint ments for Sunday. The See- ord Pret-byterian church e ii tice is the finest I have seen in North Carolina, f h a d thought the First Baptist church in Asheville was the finest, but I give it up. The people of Charlotte know how- to take care of a great relig ious body. They are taking care of the Baptist StateCon vention in splendid order. No doubt each delegate think he has the best home, but I urn sure none has-a more quiet and pleasant home than Bro. J. R. Jones of Mil ton, N. C, and myself at Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Solomen's. They spare no pains to make their guests pleasant arid hap py, and sve will long remem ber kindly this deal fauiily. The Convention convened in Try on St. Baptist church last Thursday night. The an nual sermon was preached by Rev. T. J. Taylor, of Warren ton. and was a good ooe. ... The Convention was organ ized by reelecting Dr. Marh president and N. B. Brough ton and N. B. Cobb Secreta ry. There are about 200 dele gates present with a g o o d sprinkling of visiters, and la dies attending thesessions of the Wo.nan'8 Missionary So cieties. Among the visitors are Dr. Willirigham, Secreta ry of foreign Mission Board, Dr. Tieheror, Cor. Sec. ilome Mission Board, Dr. Bell, Cor. Sec. S. S. Board, and Dr.Ker foot, of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Ex empt the last, all these aro of. fleers of the South rn Bap tist Convention. Thefollow ing are present as editors of papers: Dickenson, of Relig ious Hera id, of Richmond Va. Edens. Christian Index, Ua., A. J. S. Thomas, of Baptist Courier, S. C, and Jas. A Speight, Atlantic Captist, Va., Bro. C. Durham is happy be cause, for the first time- in a uozeu wr more ; years.. I li e State Mission Board has come to the Convention with out a debt. . He states thwt for all objects the Conven tion has ha contributed o ver $126,000 the past year. That is wonderful for these hard times. Then the Con vention has pledged during the present session, about $11,000; $5,000 to increase. the endowment of Wake For est College, $3,000 for new female college at Raleigh, $2,300 to support a mission ary for five years in Japan and $600 to aid North Caio Una students at theTheoIog ical Seminary. One brother gave a gold watch worth $125.00. We have three re- turned Missionaries; Dr Graves, who has been in Chi na nearly forty 3 ears, Mose ly from Mexico and McCul lom from Japan. These breth iii!iiliiit iitiiial-Iri'KN' en 111 behalf of theirworfc, n lealing for more men -to go , to the heathen. , Sunday was a fine d ly and largecrowdsattended church, In tin- morning I heard Dr. Carter, p.ntor of the First I. .... uapt..t ciiim-n 111 uaieigti. la v mous oilier i,iines.st, u the afternoon I heard two'ntartd up in our town. Iet laymen make addresses; J. jus nil pull together to help N. Shaw addressed rail road build up oar town. There is men at 2, p. m., and N. B., now a spirit of building tak Broughton later at Y. M. C. ,lt of some of our people A. hall .hi '-The kind of men Charlotte does not want and the kind of men she does want," These lay men talked well. At night I heard Dr. Wil lingham in the Second Pies byteriaa church. The next Hussion of theCon vention will be held iri&reehs boro. Morv of th J5pt jst peo;.le ought to attend these meetings, and especially the preaehers. It enlarges ones vie s of men and things and inspiies us with loning& to be better men and better preachers. As we see how oth ers have succeeded, it makes us ashamed that we haven't striven harder to attain t3 greater usefulness. ,'Phen it helps us to get acquainted with our fellow workers, and catch someof tlwir zeal. These meetings help some of us to get out of the old ruutes jin 1 gr joves that we have been in for years, and helps usto'get up near-r to thetimes. Thesi meet ings lessen our prejudice toward some men and to A r . . warn wme learures ot o 11 r work by giving us a better acquaintance with the men and the work. Iwasgladto meet breth ren J. F. Spainhonr and W. C. Coffey at the Convention from the Three Fork Associ ation, and brethren Dough tunj Fields and J. 0. Pulliam from Ashe and Alleghany As sociation. B.-o. Pulliaai wtnt from Charlotte to Raleigh at thesclieitat ion of some breth ren, with a view to taking pastoral work in the central pari tf the State. J Well, I have written Cms lengthily beeause I imii shut in -it my mother's at Hidden ite, N. C, 011 my way hoiae from the Convention, b.the abundance of rain and Viijh waters. Durinu the past night the lightnings have:flashed, the thunders roared and the rain poured. I hope to reheh home in day or two Kjad regards to all the rearti ,aof the Democuat. I. W. Tho.ni as" Dec. 12, 180 k . , ' Did You Ever-- ) - Try Klwtrie Hi Hern oh n remedy fr ytmp trrtuhleri? MT inVtW.-fVi h.ittle'u .vy ami. gcVlVb't ttiuVjllijoW the scheme. iniii(Mi( huh itevn tounn to le . . i. a- ' -.'h ' petui.iiinv jidapted tir Hie reT.el itiil tine ol nil female Cum. l,jrtint. rj(ptitijr a wonderful li-i-eet iiifin. 'iiir in jriviiij strength find tcii to t lie organs. If you luti'eWs of nppetite, constipa tion, ht :i luclie. or fainting hhIIs oi'"ii TiervoiiH, sUvjiWh, exeit aide, iiiiduiicholy tr troubled with dizzy nells, Kleetiie. Hit ters is tLe nieiJi.-ine you need Health nnd strength ore jruarnr tfed hv its nse. Imto botti.H only fifty cent ut V. L. Hryan't store. : There was a f 20.000 fire at Wilmington, N. C., Dec, the foiirte"ith. When Other. Fail Hood's Sarnaparilla builds up the shattered yf,tein by giving vigurous action to the digestive organs, creating an appetite and purifyiiifr the blood. It is pre pared by modern methods, uog setsses the greatt curative pow ers, and has the most wonderful record ol actual cures of an medicine in existance. Take only Hood's. Hood Til's are purely vegetr able, and do not purge, pain o? tmM not som ntive' $ ouug tn n, viMi tin ni.i mi nl-k onn, tmt ip "n-'j i.,.i.i.ifa -tilting interests in our town. W n-H a good many more shops, sneh a ngtn shop, furniture shop ,-h.tir makers, coopers, nndj . ..II I , t 11s eimniiage others to build hoiiNes. Boone is too dead to improvement and enterprises. Let us all wake up and do something the next-yvar to - advance the town. None of us are too old'to help, let us quit being laty and indifferent We need many things to help to make our town prosper. Our people ought to stir about work and think more. Sev eral places in the county are out sripping us in the way cf improvement. We like Boone and its people and would like tp see more interests take holt ol the people in the way of substantial improveaients. A Household Treamirer. I). V. Fuller, of Cuimjoharie, N. Y . says that he always keeps Dr. King.s New Discovery in the house ami his family has always tomtd the vry best results fol low its use. that he wonl not Ihj without it, if procurable. 0. A. Ovkenrni Druxgi"t, Catskill, X. Y Bay that Dr Kiiifr's Xe-v Discovery, is mdoubte lly the best Cough remedy, that lie h vs used it in hi Umily lor ei;lit years, and it hns never failed t o do all that is claimed fir it. Why not try a remedy ho long tried and tested. Trial bottle tree ar W. L. Hryan's store. Ilegular tfim Doc, and 00. E. V. Debs president of the great labor movement and Boss of the great rhicag; strike with other leaders have been tried and fou:: guilty by the jury. Debs gets sir months in ntision. the others three. months. Alight punishment we think. Mr Ira P. Wet more, a prominent real estate agent of San Angelo, Texas, has used Chamberlain s I one. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy in his family tor several yens as occasion required. and alwavs with periect suc cess. He says; "I tiud t a perfect cure for our bab, when troubled witll colic 01 dysentery.- 1 how feel that my outfit is not complete wii boat a bottle of this Beat edv at home r on a trip a way from home, for sale by W.'L. Bryan. TheuNicaraguu canal 1 bill will no doubt pass the House and Senate and lecotne a law'.'vipr.ropiiatingflOO.OOO We do i-not know, whether thi- is the riht thing or not ho we will have nothing to say ip),wt,oii the subject. .. , , An 01 ' Doc or's Fayo: Hp. Dr. L. M. Oilluin. who practic ed medicine over hrtv -yeura, o riinatetl nsed and claimed tl at botanic IJl(M)d Halm, which, has been in use ab:uf hifty-ti ve years was the U fit tonic und uIixnI -u-rifter ever given to the world. ' It never tails to cure tne most ma- lijrnaiit. ulcers, sores rheumatism catarrh and all skin and blood diseases. Price per- lare bottie Jjl.Uu. r or sale iy drugitits.' The sugar Senators who fought free sugar before are just as mean as ever ami wlh do all they can to prevent the bill from passing, such fellows ou'lit not-to have any sweetened coffee for the next 99 years. Butler and Fritchurd hold the fort and will go to the Senate. I Believe in Hoods Inherited " Scrofula . Cured Read th Statement of a Popular Teacher Mr. V: A. tlrkU lit Horfh. Tenn. Toe itatmwnti In Um UitlraonUI below ar IkmlUnr tacU to th Imrocdlat trltndt ot Mr. Oro. A. ZlrkU. school Uxwher. ot ML Boreb. Tenn,. Tery veil knowu tbruubout Hi county, vlicr h h noru and bu nlvny UtoL k(al U. C. I. Hoo.1 & Cn.. Lowell, M:is.i -D:f Slrm:-I bcllFT la HocnTt Itamuarin. I will trll why. I bit niter I fnita hf bcrited trrufub from elillJ li W. Wbra XI yrar o( tg. my ryrt I ream itraugrly aCertett. I nulil uut reaJ after nunwt, ami when I woiiM ii yrjm, I could not our.i '...ni; but on whl.-hever lile t lay, on tint M I rouM opva Biy e)-. Tlil eon Jl lion eouUauetl about two jvaii, and wai ucoeedeit by Art Intolerable Itching an over my body and Umlia. I had to bar my little boyt tikr aho bnuhrs aiul acratci, me lt was rtrriuKuL It eontltined a month and wna followed Immctllab-ly by a tumor lu thr rig'..! aide of my neck, as Urge as a small tju- I ul once commenced taking physlctaus prescrlp tlom and eooUnued till 1 1 t hope. In the nteuu Urn tli tumor chanpxl Its place to the lmm dl.ite front of my neck, suppurated and was fl lowed by others, till six had formed and broken. "Finally, three years ago, anotlier lari tu mor sealed Itself on the point of my colbur boo and la six months another half way back nu th bone. Both of them sunn hesan to riUciMrr an I continued tnl.i n till aliout seven Mouths aso. I triixl e -ytJilu". liKlikllug pmcrlyUoaa, 1 was olten so weak Uut I Could Scarcely Walk and my ruliid was eonfuaed that I entiM aeurtwly attend to my bulnea (whnol teach liiKX 1 wa utterly discouraged. Al l now my story draws to a close. 1 beaa th - us ol Eocd'Cuixs' Hood's 8anaparilla a little In,s than year ago, and took fire bottles. Wheu I bagaa I had ao faith hi It. In less tliaa three months both th sores on my almukler were healed ; I waa cured ot a troublesome catarrh; and srrtulons hublt has stealll irrawn lent aiioareut. I weigh Bwr than 1 erer did tu my life, and aim . In tho Beat of Health, . 1 onstderlng my constitution. Do yoa wonder th.it I tteller la Hood's Karmparlllar I enn do noie&aUuui rwxuumend itererywliere and erery way." Geo. A. Zikkle, Mt Horah, Teoa. V Hood 'a Pills) cu.-j lint I1U, constipation. Villi asnra, jaanoioa, tl-k litailasas. Indlffistkin. HOW TOSAVEMOEP- EY. () ' One of the great secrets in ma king money is to know Chow' to save it. The principal way tosuve money is to lnv that which vti consume from the pnrtvuho will sell yon the HKrfT article for th LKAST money In order to find the above named'nartv it isverv essential that you call and ex amine my immense stock of C ENERAL KI ERCHAN- DISE Which is almost complete in ev ery department, consistui": of Dry (Soods. Notions, Poofs and Mioes, Hard-ware,, tin-Ware, Groceries, (Saddles, Queens-, ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. Ktc.; Etc., too Tiumt rous ti tiieh tjon. .- I have just ferefved the nicest and most complete line of DUYfifiSDS That hns ever leen exhibited to the citizens of Boone und sur .rDuiidin'gs.'coiisititing'ttf J ;0aliwMH'of all htvlesandshndes . nney and plain Lawns, ( hal lies. Sattines, (iiiiKhams, Nan sooks. cIiu'hi brays . ( ashmore s, Henrietas, 'leeching. Damask drapery, Sheeting, l'lafds, cot. tonades, jeans etc: which will be sold at reduced pi i8 for cash or its equivolent, uieeling.anddf fyii:j; all , - RKAHONABi C COMrETlTIOS. SrM. B. My entire stock oi Genrrul MeichndLw.. wUl be sold at reduced prices ior CASH Or its equivolent. In order to make room for new stock, I am offering my en tire lot of .READY-MADE CLOT HI NO Al COST. Thanking my friends and cus tomers for the liberar pntronaftp they have given me in the post and soliciting contiubati on 31 the same so long as I merit it, I am Respectfully, M. B BLACKBURN CkaatwriaU'a Xr 4 Bkla OtataM b ccftua cur lot (iroce Bnt y rm. GrmooktMl Zy Lkk. Bar ippb Kw imx. Trttrr, (all Ijtraa uti bcaid llemd. nffii hi kox. fwKlikil. 1l DUU uwf ill Far pattiMt ban La fint kcthlif n. Jitkn irj IV. LSj Cbnditioa Ibrj IrM iplk rrmm, ud dirntiaa, ear . of amwtiM, nltrr nMCipnUoe, comri iutlnrr duonim and Atatroj wmm, frtr e life k wioU or ow worked Wm li cratt per fckf. For Ml by araggiiCa, Do You Want Money? .0. "Money Saved Is Money Made." W.O.. Owing to h " recent change in our biihinesH, that , t'rom the "Old Time" credit rys teni to it"-'-' CASH BASIS We are nldf to offer' y o ij AUBUCKLE'S COFFER at 24 ctM per lb.: ' . , Good green coffee ht . 20 cts. lef lb ; ; Kxtra ' C" Hjga. at 16 ft, to the dollar; good, heavy domcHtic ,,t 7 cts jer yard. We ha ve just received 30 cases of gents and ladies shoes, and will Ml them- at I rices to suit the buyertea Cull and fee us and we nill m re you momv. JOHNSON EOMISTKN & CO Wowing Rock, Dec 32. 1894. . IMPORTANT : SALE. As the Ken sun fg 'o ver we v ill sell ourVfiM K of IIACK. . : SURR1ES, BUGGIES, D0U- IiLE AND 1N0LE nXJt: ' A :;" .. . iufv.L j, ;- f)? Ii h u 1 h - ' M aV SADDLES AND BRIDLES AtA TeryLpwJlrice,. . . They w trtltJRSl'XlASS - and alnMvnt a good nrV iiew: 1' V. .Will wil on time, or" friide ,' . for goo 1 stock. , . -........ l I? Cull on us tit once at Blow iig Rock.., 5 We will be ! here r ' ) " until Oct. 1st. ' ;; :: ' l" : . ..., ) : .. : RESPEfTFCLLY, iV ESKEUCRAIG & tpj; : Blowing Rtjck Sep', i'ti&'t WANTED! A lemetlv fordise.'isnnfita - bllifv. esnefiallv Jor thouotiia eas8 which physician hay. J pniiionncen incurable. , ,; VV give bt-low ii U rvf tli " the many - JetnrrJ which we V '7 -Imve.rMvtvetlvriiid whiieh W ' ' " publish With tb i-onswtol ' " the writers who are rtihtitiK! . ' : ed that hucIi a rt uiedy wa - iiuru-rH-iiiwniiiiisoeeii round , in CoJtiptmnd. Oxygeii Tteat-' H: 7 ( mei.t.of Dr.S.tsrkey'.tfe ri .dA leti". ?,-.. orff .fbm "My dntrhtcr' "wirf bfiA ? l ' ... . f. Asthniil hv true ttrentninit Yrtvon" - pon nd Oxygen , aftei; uiffleiiiig.; for fifteen nun. kd.ji. wju is, - . v v v-'"-- iTyTTex.a;;': ' v " used vonr: mmttnnnA Citvl ' ' " ' gen aUjof a year and. a half, a - K - - go. I hejilcctnl td tell Vou of v; the great benefit I iwived from its use. I have not been tronh- - 1 ' ieti with catarih since. F. W, , i. , -1 I J rhcune, N. 1. . J Send for book of two inn A twl - . .aires for furtbertnformatinn tea tii,.onials, etc. A book sent free. Home Treatment nest out by ex- " press to .te ud at home. Off Treatment administeivd ffice Drs. Sfarkey & Falsa 1529 Art fit. Piinnielphln, Pa. - l- 1ZU Putter St. a FreiK, Cal. Please nientloH.thia paper. ' 3 One doriai pays for the ,. Democrat one rear. '