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WILKESBORO, N. C, IVITNESDAY. OCT. 31. 1900.
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TAILOR-MADE
Up.to-Bate Matters for Some Wear; Guar
anteed to fit or mis.
Col. James Isbell and Mr.
D. R- S. Frazierof Blaekstone,
were in town-last-week;
Presidihsr; Elder Wren )
preached trvvo magnificent ser
mons at the Methodist1 church
here -Sunday".-
i Quaaterly meeting at the
Methodist church,. . North
Wilkesboro, next Saturday and
Sunday. . .-"'
Mr. H; L. Greene-went to
Roc lei n gharri county Saturday
where he is acting as - Solicitor
for the courtnbis: wek. -
Mr. Finley: Curtis and 'chil
dren who have been visiting,
his father, Esq; H; Cu'rtis,re
turned to Tennessee last - week.
We have a. raddish;raised
by Esq. Wi F.'. Ward,-, of -' Ash
county, which weighs 10
pounds. " It goes up head.
Mr. To m : Pennell brou gh t
this office the largest cabbage
stalk we have ever seen;.which
1 JThere will ;bo communion
services at r-1 h e- ' P resby t e r i an
church here next Sunday.
There will. be services Friday
night at 7 o'clock. v -:
t . S. Cpmmssioner J R.
Hendersen and ; attorney Jas.J
W. McNiell are canvassing: the
i county this week looking ,up
revenue cases. .
We call a.ttention to the
elsewhere in this . issue
written by our friend A.
Fredejfick; Our " people will
pjeasantly remember him as one
founders of the Mountain
e; . - iis ..republican
s especially should read
ter. ; " ' 1 "
'letter
of the
Breez
friend
his ;le
THE BABBECOE.
fit Was a sdecess 3Iagrn ifl.ee nt Speak-
-j In bj Watson and Spalnliour
' ; t - A Large Attendance.
The club rally and barbecue
at North. vVilkesboro Jast Sat
urday was a big success. . .
There was a large crowd, es
timated at from 800 to 1000: the
speaking was'of the besl and
highest type; " the . Jand dis-.
pensed sweet musij all. par
took of the barbecue and were
filled; not an incident occurred
to mar the pleasure of. the oc
! cassion: evervbodv returned
home well pleased and enthusi1
astic for Bryan'and Buxton.
The addresses were of a hisrh
PONE WITH REPUBLICANISM.
A Letter Fro in California. : ?
Editor The Chronice: -.-: -
In the Spring of 18S8, 1 left Wilkes
boro for California.; When I left, R. A.
Deal was editor, and proprtetor of The
GnapNicLE. -Jiope that neither he nor
Lite Chronice Js dead, because demora
cy is now yefy greatly to be desired. "
Perhaps a few persons in Wilkesboro
may remember me as one of the boys
who catn'e from West Virginia to, start
a republican - newspaper. r I was not
ashamed to. be a Republican then. But
I quit the party soon after coming to
California. ; I shall give.Bryan my vote
again in November. . , - -V
I shall never vote to have our repub
lic develop" into an empire as i the Ro
man! republic; did. I beg to be excused
f rom.voting for the pjirty of trusts. Thjg
nuoi, io lntrrtJjiess master.- ii is as one
intellectual grade that appealed great company all over the country. It
The Winston Fair is in pro-
to men s reason
HonO. B. Watson 6T Win
ston was the first speaker He
was; Introduced n by Chair man
Barber, who; paid hirnva -de
servedly high compliment. Mr.
Watson made one of the qlear'
V
gress this week and Jots of our
people have gone and are still
going to take in the occasion.
Chief -Marshal Hackett, CrCall
J;,G. Hackett, Joe: Robertson
ana-Miss.JtJunch lendersonr ot est argumentative discourses
the, ntirshaLforce,,-went . .do wn trt which we have ever listened:
Monday; Several others also He traced the ills of , trusts and
went. : A' good manymore went imperialism back to the ihiqui
iuesdhy, and a large, number tous. system-of unequal taxa-
expecti to go on the excursion tion inauffiiratd;" and varrifid
he raised this year. ) It is three Thursday., ' "! ' Vut by the republican party by
and a half feefclong and weighs ; Tt e young people and'ehil , which vthe - .few ' accumnlate
iu pqauub. -Jdrpn nf WiltAshnrn nrft rpnnpst and - centraize the wealth.
Miss Jennie Hackett,; ;,of ej to jeet at the Bantis Church kwhile tne masses must bear the
this place who recently entered at 3:3dpjMr. on next'Saturay,
touuwut .vvouuAy tor tiie purpose 01 organizing
mai, nas typnoiu iever. -.viier Loval. Temnerance Lesrion,
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M i ss Ma 1 1 i e McNeill , M is s Ka ri1
mother went down Mondav to
attend her during h(r sickness.
v. i - a .- f
The quarterly meeting at
the Methodist church here Sat
urday selected'Mr. Jl C. Hub
bard as superintendent of the
S u n d a y S c h o o I a t; t h i s pi a c e . 1 1
vas a good. selection. .
burden by becoming poorer and
more surely., .serfs, instead, of
frea citizen3i His arguments
were unanswerable, - We wish
nie Wfellborn-and.Mrs.-Kinnear every man and women, in
w i 11 be p rs e n t '. t o o r ga n i ze t h e
Legiorij and earnestly request
the young people to come out,
even -if .they, do. not wish to join
tp see and hear what'isropos-
the
his
i-uguiaies- tn,e w-age rate, n o man can
quit work in any line of labor controjl
ed by, .the trusta'and? go' elsewhere to
seek, better wage's) as hemsed to do No
man need strike; for he will be starved
out, and factories elsewhere 'will run
ori and meet ihe! demands. - No man
can loudly claim his own so.ul, else, will
the trust blacklist him and, so far as
his line of work' goes," he is without em
ployment and turned out to starve.. The
man who vpte&.v&fythe republican ' patty ;
votes for slavery for himself and his fellows;
The trust- is'" the - one monster, con
suieneeless master. ' ' , -
C- The late .National Bank law fixes the
yoke upon ouVnecksp silver, and the
greenback areto'be olit-lawed in order
that money-lenders may have a curren
cy based on bonds, a . device to - bring
them bond interest and bank bill in
terest. .S'Sound money" is to be tested
by two interests double interest. ' Sil
ver and greenback give no-class an in
terest from other classes; therefore, we
are told they "unsound''. ' 'Every seven
years Jabor must redeem the : bank-bill
currency, that is, tiie interest,, but the
princi pal xemai ns u n paid : and th us it
oes on forever. -! cannot vote myself
Sell
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Bit G
. - ROARING RJVEB, N. C.
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Owing to a change to be made in our businesswe willell oirr.
entire line of Dry, Goods & Notions, Clothing. Hats & Shoes, AT
& RELOW. COST : . : . .: .
These are bargains you cannot Tifford to miss7as,our stock .of '
g00,ds js new and - up. to" date :and we are -selling them cheaper -
luan iney can pe bought. to day from Wholesale houses. " Wo-
have on hand a nice lot pf ready made clothing: - ' ' , 1 .
- Boys'suits at fromr75 ctsto $273: Men's suits at f roin 00 'V.ifci
$10.00; and a nice assortment of dress goods for ladies and child
ren, trom 4 cts,.up. Men's hats at 40 cts. Tablewarel-v.-Iiamna;-.-
Tinware and in fact every thing kept in a first class store, at anit".
below cost. ( C6me and get a bargain before thev are all' cone.
Goods bought at cost means money saved to the customer. 7
- ; GREENWOOD AND FLEMING.
fi
Burke;: vHiaTfdear Vattring
edUto be done; We-. need' your f and rousing peclu His cas
help andjthinkwe can make iti tigation of E. Spencer wasof
the latest style and fully up-to
performed; .upon Miss- Lola
Brown at Statesvilie last week
and a tumor removed hich
weighed 32 pounds; She, is
getting, along as well at. cou!d:
be hoped, and she expects to.
be able to return; home in
fev weeks; . 4 A.
at
who is
ton. Ti
date.5 ; Hi& speech was a-' gem.
. After the-speaking, came the
feast. It was elegant and suf
flcient for alii . In fact the en-
Dr. W. C." Greene has gone
to Oak Ridge to visit his sondn- interisting to all:
law, R. M. Stafford His little : j Harriett C. .KinneaRC
grand-daughter1 Ida- 7 Maie - ; - Eres,Wv C. T U
a Greene Stafford, ; is growing U-The bhildren of late Addison
right alorigv and can pull up. by Bousseau.had a " reunion here
a chair. last wdek: ' The children- were M-ire ocacsion.was-a grandv suc-
A successful operation ;was all-preaent but'WvT.' Rousseau 9ePs
in the State ofAVashing-
lere were present Julius
Rousseau and r wifei Alabama;
Mack: Rousseau and wife, of
Mrs. G; H. Hamilton,
of Ash4, Mrs. Geo. II. Blair; of
a' Watauga. Major and Mrs. Bal
lew, of JLenoir, and those ot the
irhilrlrpm who Ti vft hfsrrt M r. ..1 J
-turner isc wyatt's, mm ai p;Rou seaUi Mrg. j;.d. Smith
? i , m ... . .
miners urees was nadiy aamag and Mrs.- T. S. Miller.- iz was
ed by the f reshetl the sawmill, a pleasant reunion and in all
forebay, and some of the piHsrs Probability will never occur.a- oerat. Hudgins is republican"
we have been unable to get the
Af fU :4. :tir : " -.1 J ft
uc gusi mill YvtJio wdsucu- v.mAV t. thir rpsnfif.t. Vft
homes;
away. They will rebuild and
put in now mill and be ready to
wait on customers by the first
of December: '" -
One of the mostj pleasant
events of-the season -wasthe
Dartv ThnrcjHov ovminfr nrivn
bv Mr nnH lfre T T?nlrlr "ni? iq I Ti'
m - ax.. U j A. bill U . WW V . JQJlQgg
in honor of the', 19th birthday qT wZ
9 their charming daughter, We hate-BarGrinsfpryoii.
aiiss Estelle. Quite a-, number
ot relatives were
Buy your' Winter nnderuceaf from ns
Call & W , " - .
Overshoes for inen;' ; women
TV ? ft 7 . - 7. . -X - ... ,7 7.
ana cniiaTArt-r-uexL ,i -ftu, vuvuv
ezt on tiie market? at. Mayber
present!- as
yvell as a number of. friends.
ine young people were delight:
ed to the utmost with the ; oc
casion, and wish .Miss Estelle
many happy birthday returns,
and may they all be as pleasant
as this one. ' ' 1 '
Last WednesdaVi; eveniber,"
I at the home of the Lride's nar-
1-ents Mr. and Mrs. J.- T.'.'Ed-
ards at Ronda, Miss Sue Ed
ards and M r. Harvey Churcn , :
of North Wilkesboro were
Jmea in the holy bonds of
dlock. Rev. Mr! Bradshaw
Performed the ceremony. The
Jhronicle extends' its mosr
Qearty congratulations to" this
excellent young pohple and
)Vlshes them a life of usefulness
M happiness.. Tnev ate now
I a tour to Asheviland oth
vr Points along the western
,Mr. H.
village b
Sullivan
coun ty could- h ave heard
Mr. R.'N. Hackett then intro
duced.Mr. Joe'Sralnhdur.'- of j such. fool or slaved
': OfiOtcions Deputy Collector, i
: A ,Leputy Collector under
Harkins, not 500 miles ' from
here, is very busy telling the
people that democratic lawyers
caused all the trouble at last
term ot Greensboro court; and
ran their clients off. fcr - politi
cal purposes; Did any 'clients
leave" except. those' of demo
cratic lawyers?,' Ask Graham,
Davis, McNeill, Holbrooks and
others. Now, Mr.' D; C- ouit
such rot; the checks -are still
in existance "which were issued
to you for blockade . whisky,
since your appointment as D C,
and if you demand it. thev
will be shown you, r with your
own proper endorsement on
the back, and; on the' face of
which should have been 'fpaid'
by the bank. 1 ight . fair, Mr
D C, and don't tr v- t o fool the
people?- " V
Checks-you know are return
ed by the bank to party issuing
them after payment."
One who Knows. - .
; Murder In AshQ; x , ,
It is learned here that on last
Thursday night near Jeffer-
son, Asne county, , a man oy J
and
young
JDuncant ; He shot him three
times As reported they-fell
.out over politics and- whiskey.;
Duncan ;was the son of a Prim-,
itive Baptis preacher and Dem
the name b f -H u d g i n s s h a t
killed .a youns:' man Vnamed
particulars,
Public Speakijis; . r.
.Messrs. W.' W. Barber and
H.. Lv Greene wilT address ; the
people'at Nichols' school house
m- Keduiei Kiver' township,
shoes;-1 It is time for you to buy Saturday,,No v. 2nd,.at 1. o'clock
tr shoes,"' Comeiandseeu&sipziri.' - - . ' " . .J
M,r. R.,N"Hkckett;will speak
at Dimmette Rros store in Ed-
wa r d s-1 o w n sh i p, . M o n d ay , No v
5th, at 1' o'clock.. ,
Hon. R. B. Glenn, of ' vVin-
stonrwili speak at Jefferson, N.
C, on Saturdayj.Nov. 3rd, at 1
o'clock, r ; . ,
The people are cordially in
vited to attend. . - -
A TUlagri Ulafeksuiith SavedJIis Lit-
"tle Son' Life-
IIs 'Blacki the; well known
aeksmith at, Grahamsvlle,
o.. Ni Ysavs: "Our little
son five years old, has always leen sub
ject to Group, and so" bad have - the at-
tacks beep that we nave learea many
times thai he would die. . We have had
the' doetor and used medicines,- "but
(J li am Deriai n a uoug n itemwy is ,u vv
our sole reliance. ' It seems to dissolve
the tough (mucus and by giving frequent
doses when the crou py sy m ptoms ap-
npr Lwe have found that the dreaded
croup is cired before it gets .settled."
There is nb' danger in giving 'thisj rem
edy, for it contains no opium or, other
injurious drug and may, be "given ; as
Hi a, UiX W iM . : i.v : . ui t
S&ed wheat for soli at. ,1.8. Call; &
Co.. : - r ,
' Tru A's and Tiandbags, ar, y
style or price at May berry1 s:
See our stave dd in anoUier colum.
Call & Co.: -
Spread Like Wildfire.
T when thingsare "the besf'they. be
come 'the best selIIng.M Abraham
Hare, a leadinS druggist, of Belleville,
O.,-writes "Electic Bitters are the best
selling bitters I have -handled in: 20
years. You know why? Most diseases
begin in disorddcrs of stomach, liver,
k id neySjK bowels,"" blood and nerves.
Electric Bittere tones up the stomach ,
regulates liver, kidneys and" bowelsV
purifies" the blood, strengthens the
nerves; hence cares multitudes of malaV
dies. Jt . builds the entire system. ; Puts
life and vigor into - any weak, tsickty,
rundown-man or woman. ' Price 50
centSi . : Sold by Dr. White Druggist.' -
. It is vitb special pride that we announce
the srrival of our Fall and winter stock to
our friends and customers.- You will find
it., a thing of beauty and a joy forever."
To The LADiEs:-?-We call your attention
to our line of Dress Goods and Skirtings,
runnels., , wqpien urepons, hig'd ;and
Plain; Bnlliantines, Plaids and Cashmers
etc. in all the late novelties. ;
' 'A beautiful ;line; of Flannels in Pinks,
Blues and other delicate colors for "dress
ings sacks" and "Tea Jackets." ( -J
'-Elegant line of outings for Dresses,
Jackets and Cloaks. - . - v V v. . ;
Biggest line of Cloaks ever shown ih. the- !
County,.a!l kinds, all prices, from SOctsto 4
-$8.00 ". - --r.
Complete line of children's, IadiesrarrdJ
men s underwear.. ; -a -
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TJp to date line of Gent's Furnishings that wilLsHit th S moett critiedi'
customer, you can take our.word for It that you will. be pleased br an in- -
spection of our goods. - - . - - , --,.'..,
Bring alpngjyodr chix, E?gs, Buttery Apples and Cabbage; 'Xtries, ot: r- ,
; any other good produce, VVe pa jT highest market price. V . Vt
.turn porm 4uaii.L uAIVi
1
': ; have moved our stock of goods to ' Lenderrnan'S newr '
store building, next door to Morrison's hard ware stpc?; C
TFe extend the invitation to .everybody, to inspect JourVy
stock and see the values-we are offering before they spen 4 '
; c, their money. GTood. judgment is displayed where people ' -f
look before they buy. - - 1 J V -'f ,;,,,;,
"It may be well to mentiCn some of the lines - 1 ; - . '
. WE CARRY IN STOCK.
Dres? goods, ready-made shirts; hats, shoes, domestics plads, cheviots er
cals, calicoes, drapiriesi notions, hosiery, under ware, shirts, overalls, suspenders
gloves, collars, ties laces, ribbonsf embroideries, stationery, pens, toilet soaps, .
perfumeries. A general line of nice groceries, delftvvare, tinware and glasswaxv
and numerous other things not here mentioned, v v
A word to the wise is sufficient."-
Y ' Look Before You Buy. :
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OUB NEW FALL AND
WINTER GbODS
i Millions Giren Airay-- - ;
It is certainly gratifying totbe public
to know of one concernwhich is not a-
confilentl
For sale b
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Dr. White,
Great Luck Of :an Editor.
For tvvb years all efforts to cure Ec
?emairi the palms of my hands failed,"
writes Editor II . N. Lester, of Syracuse,
Kan., "then I- was wholly cured- by
Bucklen'sj -Arnica Salve." It's the
world's best for Eruptions, Sores and
all skin diseases. -tnly 23c at Dr. J. W.
White- I :-- ' ; : -
4 To remove a troublesome corn bunion: fraid to be' generous The propietorsof
First soak the corfTor bunion in ..warm Dj. King's New Discovery for Consumn-
water to soften it, then pare H . down as tion, Coughs and Colds, have given a
closely as possible without drawing way over ten million trial- bottles and
blood and - apply Chamberlain's Pain havelhe satisfaction of knowing it has
Balm twice daily; 1 rubling vigorously cured thousands of hopeless cases. . As?
for five minutes at eacb - application, thma, Bronchitis, La uQrippe . and all
A- corn plaster should be worn for a few j Throat, .Chest and Lung.- diseases;; are
days, to protect it from the shoe. As a surely cored by it." Call on Dr.v Js W.
general liniment , for sprains, bruises j White DruggisL and get a free trial boU
lameness and rheumat'snv Pdin Balm tie." Regulafize 5,0c and $1.00. Every
is uneiual?d, . For sale by Dr; White. ' bottle giuiranted, " .
are here and we are opening them up for
inspection. :
We have-time for saying nothing more
now than to give you operand alia hearty
invitation to come and inspect our new
line and make your sel9ctions.: - 1
'. R. A. SPAIN HQUJR & CO'S;
Dr. J. M. Turne
W, A. Berry,!
sore
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Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articlec
Cigars, Tobacco, etc. :
Fresh Garden Seeds of .All VarfetieG o:.
Hand. -