General Merchandise Dry Goods Notions Groceries Shoes Hats
A local store advertises a complete line of dry goods notions groceries shoes and hats now on hand for customers seeking a full range of everyday merchandise.
05 Mar 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1891
Page
1
A local store advertises a complete line of dry goods notions groceries shoes and hats now on hand for customers seeking a full range of everyday merchandise.
The Washington Letter attacks ex Governor Foster as Treasury secretary designate, alleging brass-brand methods and a politicized department. It discusses the Hayes era machine, copper coinage debates, and Senate House clashes over Nicaragua canal bonds and journal integrity, with Cleveland's stance on 1892 politics noted. The piece ends urging readers to consider BROWnS IRON BITTERS for fatigue.
Mr. Phillips of Watauga rails against a railroad commission bill arguing it may obstruct progress and hurt his region. urges a conservative plan fair to railroads and farmers. The piece pivots to a National Democratic critique of tariffs, bi metallism, and party unity, urging focus on core reforms while noting tariff and currency issues. Morganton Herald reports Harriet McKesson, a former Federal army pensioner, investing in real estate. notes growing black property ownership in Carolina.
North Carolina Experiment Station prepares a 100 page illustrated handbook on grasses and clovers with 74 figures, 24 full page engravings, tables on yields and feed value, seed purity, mixtures, manures, irrigation, and diseases. Free to farmers. outsiders pay 10 cents per copy. Address Raleigh. McCarthy, Botanist. House committee reports against unlimited silver coinage, signaling end of silver legislation this Congress.
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