Watauga Democrat Post Office Entry Note
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone Post Office in North Carolina as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1898
Page
3
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone Post Office in North Carolina as second class mail matter.
Local items report court crowds, new ads, and stockholders elections in Boone and Blowing Rock. Mentioned are health updates on Skyford Miller, Mrs. Moretz, and a fire affecting Rev. John Eller, plus turnpike officers elected and primaries planned for May 21 1898 with a Democratic County Convention to follow.
Notice states the firm is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts must be paid by W. F. Sherwood and all creditors are urged to come forward and settle immediately. W. F. Saerwoopn & Co serves as the notice contact.
The Watauga courtly Baptist Sunday School Convention meets at Howard's Creek Church on the Friday before the seventh Sunday in May 1898. Introductory sermon by Elder D. C. Harman at 11 a.m. Organizational meeting at 1 p.m. Questions discuss Why should all attend Sunday School and What is the greatest difficulty in running a successful Sunday School. Open question box on whether to open with prayer. Delegations from various churches hoped to attend to strengthen church work and world salvation. J. W. Houscalw Farrine Com K. J. Norris.
Mrs. A. Ward of Battleboro North Carolina reports eight years of chronic diarrhea and weakness. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills she claims complete recovery following nine to ten bottles and renewed blood health. The ad touts Hood's as the one true blood purifier available from druggists at $1 per bottle or six for $3.
Will W. Holsclaw promotes a big stock sale offering cash deals during wartime rhetoric. He advertises low prices on caps and buckets, clothing, shoes, groceries, hardware, and dry goods. The notice seeks wheat, corn, eggs, and other goods at top market prices, closing with thanks for past patronage.
Dr J B Phillipa announces he has waited long to collect debts and now acts in self defense. Indebted persons have sixty days from the date of the notice to settle before claims are turned to an attorney. He urges friends to come forward to preserve cordial relations. Feb 24.
Apr 19 report notes German protests against the U S fleet bombardment of Manila and Spanish press claims of reinforcement at the Philippines. It says European involvement is unlikely beyond possible peace efforts, with no clear signs of Europe meddling in the US Spain war.
A local seller advertises stock of ready made clothing with suits starting at 3.00, prints low prices on fabrics, hats, and gentlemen’s furnishings. Hardware and nails are offered, along with on top silo stock and footwear described as suitable for many needs. The pitch emphasizes unbeatable prices and a shop to buy cheap goods.
A historical message from Taylor and Mast extends thanks to friends and customers, promising better value and continued service. The note expresses gratitude and goodwill, aiming to reinforce loyalty and future engagement.
The trading public seeks bargains in merchandise and many find them while others fail. We inform customers that we are now better than ever prepared to offer extra bargains in merchandise and value.
A local shop advertises a broad stock of goods at popular prices and invites customers to sell their produce. The message stresses consistency between stated intent and actions and emphasizes buying corn and rye among other items.
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