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f S; r- r V -r - o, No nn ?, r. T. J. ROBERTSON, Editor and Publir. DEVOTED TO THE VTBXJILDING OFNOBTII 1VILKESBORO, WILKES COUNTY AND THE MAGNIFICENT VALLEY OF THE YADKIN. ONE DOLLVKTER YEARn. Advancg. VOL. IV. NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1895. NO. 25.' ; i: v II ' W W II J K I -1. i I ifTNN?: ' T VI IT T VI I l Vi - WFW 1 ' d A Disreputable Practice hich the people of the Sou h are resenting, ia the efforts o( Borne to sell them imitation? .or the real Simmons Liver 11 ,u lator, because they make ?aore money by tho imitation; and Hhcycare little that they sJndle the people in selling them an inferior article. It'a tho money ' they are alter, and the pernio can look out for themselves Now this ia just what the people are doing, and merchants aro having a hard time Irving to flt pcplo totaka the rtuff thcydf-T thtm in place of Simmons Liver Reg ulator which 13 tf. "King of Liver Medicines," beausc it never fails to give relief in all liver troubles Be eurothat ycu get Simmons Liver Regulate r. You know it by f tho same old stitcp of tie R(d mr- suacled to take firrntl;ii.g clu'Isve always come h;uk again to The Old Friend. Refer not t.r ke anv thinc els j but thrt made l y J. II. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia. NEW w e hav 11U received a full line of READY-MADE. CLOTHING ! Men 'a, Youths' and Boys' Suits in Latest Styles. Shoes, - Hats, - Shirts, Collars, - Cuffs, Ties, - Underwear, - &c. We also have SAMPLES Of Piece Goops and will take your Measure and have your Suits tie to Order! A KIT GUARANTEED ! Call and sec our Stock. Wc feel confident that if SUPERIOR GOODS at very LOW PRICES! Arc any inducements wo will be favored with your patronage. Very truly yours, & LA. North )Vi!kchro, Ar. C. W. P. Horton, M. D. Tbydlclitn and NnriceoB,; North Wilkesboro, - - - N. C. ALL CALLS PEOMPTLY ATTENDED, DAY OR NIGHT, 1-34 W OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Dr. I. R. Holcoil), Surgeon Dentist. tiT From 1st to 10th of EACH MONTH. OflC oter Miller Bros.' store. 2-17-12m Z on th2 package. It h a V '.ij r never fail i ..iV-f'v -.1 V-. i t C4 7011, 'y-f'anu rupia who hav-3 vCV'r be n rr- LOTHING STORE! I0RTI k ABSHER, r 1 IX THE CITYAND COUNTY. SHOET SQUIBS GATJGHT.OlJ THE FLY. WbNt tn toting SMd au4 Dono Briefly RelntedKhort PitraffrKphs Nerved Inn Nutshell. Easter-egg dyes for Easter eggs at Doughton's Drugstore. : . The heaviest rain qf the season fell in this section Sunday night. Mr. T. W." Church went down to Greensborojait yeek' on biisi ncss. i - " ; " Next - Sunday is Eastei we have have heard of no picnics be ing on foot for Monday. - Quite a large crowd attended the funeral of Alfred Elledge at Sulpher Springs Sunday. Mr. Martin Warner and fami ly have mo-ed to Jefferson where they will in the future reside. Caffey & Pritchett hare receiv ed a handsome line of new furni ture. Call and examine their stock. Buy your fpring suits of Hor- ton it Absher. A nice line of medium and light weight goods just in. The builing occupied by Thk News has been raised threo feet. If wc can't rise one" Way we will another. . . , '.J '. rr ' Seed Dotatoes. clover, rrasfl and garden Bee"ds at Absher & Wal lace's, aiid plenty of fertilizer to make them grow. The ouarterlv conference of !the North "Wilkesboro circuit Iwill convene at, Millers Creek v&sUjTjtU'y and Sunday. EvervthTnjr : mtibt eo. Every thing must go quick.- Now your time to bay useful goods at Hen s closing out prices. John G. Pardue has been ap pointed constable for " IJorth Wilkesboro township, in place of II. F. Sink, who has moved out of said township. Mr. W alter Gwyn , returned from Elkin Tuesday where he went to attend the burial of his sister, Mrs. A. M. Smith, who died at her home in - that place Friday" eVeaini .v Mr. A. J.- Edwards is visitine relatives and friends at Hillsville, Va., and in Alleghany county. Mr. J. L. Cottrell is catering to the wants of those wanting drugs during his absence. "... The devil will get people who owe honest debts and can pay them, but will not. N. M. Al len is especially anxious to save those who owe .him, so that he, himself, can be saved. The following persons were ex empted lrom the payment of poll tax by the. commissioners . last week: A. J. Eller; J. H, Iluies, Antioch township; John Reynolds G. W. Tucker, T. M. Myers. The case of Anderson Todd for couutcrfeitihg.' .,wa8 Jcompfo- mi&cd at Greensboro last . week. Owing to his age and the length ot time ho has i been .confined in prison he only creti 'six lhonlhb more in jail. mi A m me ooara 01 commissioners made an order to the effect that Uwaltney Nance be released from jail npon the payment of $15 K help -par the cost in tho case of tha State vs'. 6aid- Nance The amount was raised and he was released Cant. Blair, has arranged large and commodious basement under the rear' of ! the building occupied by The News, which will be used as a wood-shcp"by Messrs. Sills & Kirk, thc '.bugey and carriage makers.. They wil use the room above for painting and trimming. : 1 Mai i' Warren, known as the "Boston Song Bird," after eing ing "Diamonds or Koses" to crowded houses for the past two weeks, writes as follows to the Standard Music. Co., of Winston "It has made the ' most emphatic hit of any song that I have sung during my professional career." Much of our space is devoted this week to a report of the pro ceedings of the county commis sioners and the list 01 new mag istrates, but as it is all newsy matter we know those who are interested in the county will ap preciate it. North "Wilkesboro is bound to . 1 i 1 A coma is Donna 10 nave u juuu hardware store. The entire stock of N. M. Allen is for sale and it is the best house and the best stand in NorthWilkcsboro. Ilerc is h chance for a man with money and energy. Mr. J. F. Hutchison has pre sented ns with a curiosity in the shape of an egg. It is eggs-actly the shape of a gourd, only where the stem leaves the main body it tapers down and then bulges out again. Many of our people have examined it, and pronounce it a strange freak of nature. The list of new magistrates lias been received at last, as wiil be seen in another column. It will be a relief to the people of North Wilkesboro township to learn that the I)ouglassite3 made no provision for it at all, and it af fords us a great deal of pleasure to omit it in publishing the list. Tho lollowing is a list of the pupils from abroad who are at tending the North "Wilkesboro Institute: Mi?s Mary Moseley and T. "Wilborn, of Surry county; S. A. and "W. L. Vest, of Forsyth countv: Miss Hartie "Ward, of Stokes county; Miss Eva Hayes, of Chatham county; Carlisle and Alonzo "Warden, of Allegheny county; Miss Annie Dobbin, of Watauga county; Misses Grace r-d Maggie Dobbin, of Ashe county; luhsz Quecnie Colvard, of Reddie3 River; Jojit.vJ." Dowell, Miss Delia Myers and F. G. P.ob- erts, of Roaring River. An Old Lmidmnrk Gone. Mr. A. L. Rousseau, an aged citizen of "Wilkesboro, died at his hom early Thursday morning. He had been in feeble health for some time and his death was not unexpected. Had he lived until August he would have been 83 years old. He was a consistent member of the Methodist church and had been for many years; and was one of the oldest Masbijs in this section. He leaves nine children to mourn their loss, be sides a host of relatives' and friends. The funeral, services were conducted from the.Pxesby- erian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by Presiding Elder Barnctt and Rev. P. L. lerrell, after which the Masons took charge of the remains and they were interred under the auspices of their impressive ceremony. Although a very inclement lay, yet a large crowd 01 sorrowing friends were out to pay the last sad tribute of respect to one who they held m the highest esteem. Alexander-afeCilNinerr. On Sunday morning of : last week Mr. James A. Alexander, of this place, and Miss Fanrye McGlamery, daughter of Mr. Jes se McGlamery of Lewis Furk township, were united iu mar riage at the home of Esq. Will Fletcher, by that gentleman.' It was a Gretna Green affair, and Mr. Alexander succeeded iu steal ing his blushing young bride "the night before, much to the chagrin of the "old folks." To the hap py couple The News extends its heartiest congratulations, and wishes them a long, happy and prosperous life. I recommend -Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, lame back, . sprains and swellings. There is no better liniment made. 1 have sold over 100 bottles of it this year and all were, well pleas ed who used it. J. F.. Piersbn, druggist, South Chicago, 111. It is for sale by Dr. Geo. Doughton, Druggist. A beautiful line of extra pants iust received at Horton & Ab- sher's. HERE AT LAST. NEW MAGISTRATES FOE WILKES. Xorlu 'Wilkesboro Towntthlp not Iu It The Xmea or Several Who do Xt lave la the County. A. M. Van ioy, Clerk of the Superior Court, has received the following list of magistrates as ap pointed by the Fusion-Douglass-ite Legislature: Antioch Vacancies, S. E. Chapel; additional, J. M. Jones, II. C. Donthit, James 11. lootc. Beaver ' Creek Vacancies, Z. T.Fergnson, Sidney Swanson; ad- ditional.'Wi'B. Ferguson, Isaac Grayhill, Wm. Anderson. Brushy Mountain Vacancies, B. F. Tedder, J. E. Hayes; addi tional, Alfred Carson, J. H. Es- tip, Loyd Hayes. Edwards v Hcancie?, P. A. Lomax, Henry Simmons, Hiram Settle, T. M. Bvrd: additional, Jacob Hoots, T. M. Billings, Sher nan Jolly. Elk Vacancies, J. M. Jones, G. W. Bradley; additional, H. Kendall, T. U. West, W. F. Hen- drix. Goshen Vacancies, A. L. Fos ter, J. U.' lergnson; additional, 1. F. Barlow, W. E. Luplet, L. E. Davis. " v Jobs Cabin Vacancies, Wm. M. Lee; additional, F. M. Bark er, Lee Thompson, W. A. Black burn. Lewi3 Fork Vacancies, E. Dyer, R. C. Billings, A. M. Las ter; additional, B. F. Eller, Sr., J. M. Dyer, G. H. Dyer. Lovelace Vacancies, W. E. Anderson, R. A. Simons; addi tional, Hiram Williams, F. P. Combs, J. R. Hubbard. - Moravian Falls Vacancies, L. C. Jennings, W G. Meadows, R. uor .Liaw8r"aaauionai, J. Jen nings, W. M. Duncan, A. T. Laws Mulberry Vacancies, L. W. Sebastoi, J. P. Elledge; addi tional, 'Willis-Walker, C. E. War ren, J. M. Harald. is ew uastle V acencii. r m- brose Mathis, Olv Bagler, R. 0 Lnflet; additional, W. D. Adams, Perry Wooten, J. M. Harald : Reddies River Vacancies, R. P. Yott, W. A. Bishop; addition al W. j. Hayes, T. F. Bumgar ner, John W- Gaither. Rock. Creek Vacancies, W. N. Alexander; additional, Hiram AViles, Jr F. Shepherd, Daniel Mood. ' Traphill Vacancies, A. C. Bryan, C L. Hambry; additional, Richland Brown, J. H. Johnson, James McCann. - Union Vacancies,A.F Brown Charle)" CoLind, James Pilkin toii; additional, J. C. V annoy, Joshua Stevens, J. F. Myatt. 'Walnut Grove Vacancies, S. L. Myatt, Wilson Walker, Oliver Blev.ir)s; additional, J. T. Alex ander, W. B. Gambill. Somers 'Vacancies, S. J. Hen- der;oti,; Samuel Harris, Wm. Ma berryjla'dditjonalj V. E. Staley, K. Ms Filts. 'Wi)ke 'bore Vacancies, T. C. Foster, T J Williams, J. A. Glassy additional, D. E. Smoak, O. E. Mastiiu A Palnfnl Aeeident. "Jirn'Wellborn, of Wilkes '-Mi i oro, met wun a paiutiil accident iimr&ay : 'morning. . lie come r t over to the depot to get some leaf tobacco .that come up on the freight, and, being in a hurry, he concluded to help unload it. From spme cause he fell from the car to the ground, with such force as to break the left shoulder. He w.as immediately carried to Dough ton s drugstore and the Doctor proceeded to get it in position again. - We are glad to learn that h&vi-. improving as fast as could be expected and hope he will soon re gain' the use of that member 0 the body.. - The people will find at Allen's Hardware Store many articles they need; many things they ought to have, and now since al the stock has to be sold, it is no only your. privilege but your du ry to provide your homes with useful goods! PETAIJOTG TO EOAD MATTERS. Whnt Countv CnmmlMioner Did In Regard to Some of tne Roitdn. The petition of R. W. Brock, and others, asking for amend ments on Mineral Springs road from Moravian Falls to Mineral Springs, was heard and granted, and the following free holders ap pointed as jurors to lay off and locate snine: W. G. Meadows, L. C. Jennings, fl. W. B.0( k, J. M. Brock and T. Brown. The road is to be made with voluntary la bor no rost to county. Tho report of J. J. Kilby, and others, appointed to lay off and locate a public rond from North Wilkesboro incorporation line to Allen Whittington'e, was ap proved, and tho following over seers wore appointed: Frelin Ab sher on th firt section, bp-riii- 7 ning at the North Wilkesboro corporate line to the ford of the river at Aaron Brown's "neck" fielJ, with all the hand south of line from Geo. McNeil' via S. A. Bumgarner's t C. Berry Chnich's living within one mile of 6uid section; 2d section, Wm. Higgms overseer from the last named point to its terminus with all hands north of tho above described line, and south and east of the Jefferson road and a line north of Allen Whittington, liv ing in one mile of said Burvey. The report of W. H. Edmin ston, overseer on the Mt. Zion road from Atkins shop to Lewis Fork creek, was received and the supervisors of Lewis Fork were ordered to appoint overseer with hands to work said road. Changed Ills Mind. Frank Page, a white man who works in McLean's harness 6hop, made a mild attempt to commit suicide Monday. He went to the home of Mr. C. L. Upchurch and said he wanted to lay down. He claimed that he had taken four bottles of laudanum, but later said that Lc had not taken but About 0 o'clock that night le beg?,? to get cick and come to the conclusion that he did not want to "shutlle on this mortal coil" iust yet, :'.ud called far physician. Dr. Horton soon ar rived on the scene and at once discovered that it was not lauda- nunPthat rjis making him sick, but some 01 the "aforesaid regu- ator" that was. getting in its woik. He is about 35 years old and is lrom Winston, at which place he has a family. ervou People nd tho-;c who are all tired out. ana have that tired leeling or sicic headache can be relieved 01 all these pvmptoms bv taking r Hood s Sarsaparilla, which gives nerve, mental and bodily strength and thoroughly purifies the blood. It also creates a good appotite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dyspepsia. Hood's Pills are ensy to take, easy in action ana sure in enect. 25c. It will be an cgreable surprise to persoirs subject to attacks of bilious colic to le.irn lout prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ar.d Diarrhoea Remedy. Iu many in stances the attack may be pre- vented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms of the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent bottles lor 6ale by Dr. Geo. Doughton, Druggist. To get out of debt I am going to close out my entire 6tock of hardware, and just as quick as I can, too. JNow is your time to get goods cheap. I want to sat isfy those I owe, and I need your money to do it with. N. M. Al len. The fact that Hood's Sarsapa rilla, once fairly tried, becomes the favorite spring medicine, speaks volumes for its excellence and merit. Compliments are healthful when taken in moderation. Those who never read tho ad vertisements in' their newspapers miss more than they presttmc. Jonathan Kenison, of Bolan, Worth county,; Iowa, yhb'; had been troubled with rheumatism in his back, arms, and shoulders, read an item in .his paper About how a prominent German citizen of Ft. Madison had' been1 cured. He procured the same medicine, and to use his. own words: "It cured me right up." He also says: A neighbor.. and his wife were both sick in bed with rheu matism. Their boy was over to my house and' said they were so bad that he had to do the cook ing. I told him -of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it had cured me, he procured a bottle . of it and it cured thepj up in a week. 50 cent bottles for t- ilo by Dr. Geo. Doughttnj Druggist. JAN U A R Y is our anniversary month hve years ago the; 18th of this , month we cold the lirst ' . ; , goods eve hold in NORTH WILKESBORO. There have been many changes in our : -town since then, but we arc "still in the ring" and take thi OPPOETIJlIITrTOTnAKB: our friends and custumers for past favors and ask a continuance of same which we intend ' to merit by close and polite at tention to their de mands and selling the best grade of goods for ; very short margin for CASH, or its EQUIVOLENT. The .Earner's Interest is ours, so we ' ask them tohep us in advancing both. We have a few tobacco seed that we will give 'to parties who de sire to raise' fobacco. Wc also sell the best grade of garden and field seeds, of which now have a large assortment. We also carry some special brands of GROCERIES, SHOES and HATS th'af e-ah't he excelled. Trade with us and thereby save Wo are very truly your friends, FINLEY BROTHERS. I HIA.Uk; 4 INSTITUTE SPRING TERM OPENS JAN UARY 1, 1895, With full :corps. of. Teachers. Tuition from $1.00 In 2.50 rr month. Good boir ! per month.' "l -' 0. M For further information call on or address ; ": " ' W. R. ABSHER, ,B. S., Prin. Dr. L. A. Hauser,; SURGE01T DENTIST, Ollice vin' -:-Hotel : Gordon. Very Best Material UsedAll Work Guaranteed. Dr. Hauser is a graduate of the B. C. D. S. Baltimore, ana off ers his professional ser vices to the people of North Wilkesboro and surrounding country. Can be found in bis office the first ireekin each njonth. Wilkesljoro J -1 . r,T r i r V.
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