Newspaper Record of Watauga Democrat Post Office Status
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone North Carolina post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1898
Page
3
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone North Carolina post office as second class mail matter.
Local notes on primaries next Saturday and county convention Monday. Dems urge turnout. notices on dress goods, eight day dock offers, and a recent marriage. Obituaries mark the passing of Mr Caleb Coffey. turnpike stockholders reelect Martain as President and Corpening as Secretary.
The closing exercises at Sky land Institute Blowing Rock for 1897 98 are announced with public examinations on Wednesday May 25 an Industrial Exhibit on May 26 at 2 pm and an address by Rev W H Stubblebine of Salisbury on May 27 at 11 am The public are invited to attend Dorsett K L Principal
A local dealer announces they will be in Watauga County to buy wool at the highest market price this season. They will also exchange the Elkin Woolen Mills line offering cloth yarns and blankets, promising well known quality and customer satisfaction.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest medicine, claiming it cures when all other preparations fail to do any good. The copy emphasizes universal efficacy and urges readers to try the remedy for various ailments.
Suffering from a dreadful malady with body pains and loss of appetite, the ad touts Electric Bitters as the sole remedy. It claims to restore liver, stomach, and kidneys, tone the system, and guarantee cure or money back. Sold by M. S. Blackburn for 50 cents a bottle.
A Watchman note argues that if Britain adopts every policy, including the income tax, Americans could accept it as a substitute for the British gold standard. The piece frames income tax as a necessary domestic policy aligned with historical English governance.
A.C. Thomas of Marysville Texas credits Dr King's New Discovery for curing his consumption and lung troubles after years of suffering. He claims gold pales beside the remedy and would pay any price for it. A trial bottle is free at M. B. Blackburn, regular size fifty cents to one dollar, guaranteed to cure or money refunded.
Ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine offering a cure all image. It urges buyers to stock a year’s supply and take it today to save money and regain health. Hood's Pills are advertised as easy to take and operate.
Vil antEx war sale text proclaims cheap cash pricing on a wide range of goods. The ad lists hardware clothing groceries and dry goods with low prices and prompts readers to bring Wheat corn eggs and other items for top market prices. It is signed by Will W Holsclaw of Vilas North Carolina.
A storefront advertises low prices on domestic fabrics and cotton plaids at five ets per yard, trimmed and untrimmed ladies hats, a strong shoes selection, and a full line of plows, nails, and hardware. It emphasizes pay down terms, calls for quick sale of goods, and asks readers to bring in corn and rye for top market prices, Valle Crucis.
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