The Reporter.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1880.
' LOCAL NEWS.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.—
Messrs, W B. Glenn and A. 11. Joyce,
candidates for the State Senate, together
with the other candidates for publio of
fices, will meet the people of Stokes, at
the following times and places, to wit:
Walnut Cove, Monday October, 11
Gcrmanton, Tuesday " 12
Dalton, Wednesday " 13
Tom Joyces'store, Thursday " 14
Lawsonvillc, Friday " 15
Sandy llidge, Saturday, " 16
The candidates for the House of Rep
resentatives and County offices will also
meet the people at the following places :
W C Southerns, Monday October, 18
Watt's Store, Tuesday " 19
Covington's School House, Wednesday
October, 20
Francisco, Thursday October, 21
Win Uennett's, Friday " 22
Presiouville, Tuesday " 26
Delightful weather.
Rather too dry for turnips,
Most of our farmers are nearly through
cutting their tobaoco.
Keep this paper for reference in re
gard to the school money.
Don't forget our request last week to
pay at least apart of your subscription.
We have yet to hear of the first tobacoo
barn being burnt iu the neighborhood
tbis fad.
Wild pigeons have put in their ap
pearanje, "scouts" we suppose looking
alter the acoru crop.
The Danbury minstrels met Wednea
day night last to make arrangements for
the concert court week.
Remember the Southern mail leaves
Dun bury now at 5 o'clock a. UJ , instead
of 7 o'clock, as heretofore.
We learn that soic thro it is prevailing
to a considerable extent on the Little
Yadkin in the south western put of this
county.
Pepper & Sons received this week a
bice line of Fall prints, dress goods
notions, drugs, w JOJUU willow ware, and
school books.
Thanks to those subscribers who came
forward during the past week and paid
their subscription to the BEPOKTEH
Again we say, thank you gentlemen.
Wu saw Mr lu üben East Saturday,
be told us that he had cut and cured
liiuetecn burns of tobacco and hud sev
eral to cut yet. Good woik for four
hands.
We bad rather see the Democratic,
Greenback, Republican or any other
party iu power than to see Grant emperor,
so had anybody else in the County ex
cept one Republican candidate.
The pill is too bitter. Hundreds of
the honest Republicans of Stokes can't
swallow Garfield, but we believe the Re.
publican candidates will all take him
aown if they have to shut their eyes and
hold their breath.
Col Ben Bailey informed usSaturday
that Mr Gray, the President of the C
F & Y V Railroad, had written to Dr
M Banner that he would put hands to
work on the Railroad at Walnut Cove
by the 10th oi 15th of next month.
The Republicans now havo two can
didates out for the lower branch of the
Legislature, Mr P H Terrell and Col
Martin Mabe, both clever men, but their
goodness won't atone for the corruption
of their leaders. We learn that Dr S
King is out as a Green backer.
MARRIED
In the Moravian church in Kerners
ville, September 21st 1880, by Rer. 0.
L. Rights, assisted by Rev. AmesGregson,
Mr. Henry E. Shore to Miss Ella N
Kerner, oldest daughter of Dr. E Ker
nor. Ella is gone to that long Sltore
from which she will return no more
Thanks to those friends who have so
generously came to our assisfanoe in
keeping up a County paper, we will send
out ninety six more oopies of the
REPORTER this week than we seat out
last, hope the number will increase until ,
the REPORTER ean be found at the house I
of every reading fumily in the county.
The public school io District No. 25»
Peter s Creek township, will eommenae
on Monday, October 4th, with Capt. T,
J. Blackburn as teacher.
AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.—
Died at Neatman, in this County, on
Thursday evening, 23rd insf., Mr Martin
Gibson, aged 78 years, one month and
23 days.
MARRIED.—
On Sunday, September 26th, 1880,
at the residence of the bride's parents,
about five miles west of Danbury, by L
F. Smith, Esq , Mr JOHN HALE, lately
of Clinton oouuty, Pennsylvania, to Miss
JANE MoUNCE,of Stokes county, North
Carolina.
We are requested to state that the
icaßou Mr. Thomas Martin, tno Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, has not been
around with the other candidates, is
owing to the health of his wife; he told
us at the speaking here on the 2lst
instant, that he had not taken off bis
clothes to sleep since our oourt.
The health of Danbury Is good, not
withstanding some of our people have
been trying to have typoid fever, and
hanging around their doctor trying to
get him to say they were sick, we believe
they will not be able to get up any thing
better than a ould or slight sore throat.
A NEW POST OFFICE
It is not generally known that the
Post Office at Neatman in this County is
now open and in working order with Mr
H R Carrell as post master. We will
take pleusure in changing the name of
any of our subscribers from other offices
to Neatman when it will be for their con
venience, if they will let us know that
tbey wish the change made.
A MISTAKE
We are authorised to say for Mr John
Martin (ex-sheriff) that those persons
circulating the report that he or bis
biother, Jerry Martin, will not vote for
Mr Thomas Martin, the Democratic can
didate lor sheriff, are either honestly mis
taken, or else they are willfully lieing ;
that they will both not only vote for their
brother, but will do every thing they
can honorably to eleot him.
That must have been a business like
young man who waked up nearly half
the quiet inoffensive citizens of Danbury
last Thursday night hunting for a Mag
istrate, Clerk, S eriff. Doctor, Lawyer,
Postmaster, or any body else who could
give him lisence to marry. It was just
midnight when he succeeded in finding
the deputy Register, who supplied his
wants, when, without farther ceremony
the s»id young man left for his girls
house just ten miles away.
TELL US SOMERODY.—
Will somebody please tell us what
under heaven induced the Republican
party to put forward a man for president
of this great uation so corrupt and so
degraded as Jas A. Garfield And
what in the name of the patriotism of
tjie American people the houor and in
tegrity of the founders of this great
government, can men olaiming to be
honest men think of supporting such a
man for office. And what in the name
of all that is good do men think of vot.
ing for men to fill the County and State
offices who will support such a man for
office as Jas. A. Garfield. THINK !
THINK ! THINK !
We invite attention of our readers to
the new Hardware Store of Brown,
Vaughn tf? Co, in the Brown Building,
at Winston. These gentlemen, while
goods were low, bought by the car-load,
and are selling extremely low. They
can sell vou anything from a two-ounce
taok to a saw mill, or from fine silver
knives and forks to a bar of iron They
have just reoived a oar-load of cooking
stoves, aod another is on the way. Go
and see them
' 1
A Free Book of nearly 100 large octavo
pages for the siok. full ot valuable 1
notes, —by Dr. E. B. Foote,—on Scrofula,
Diseases of tk« l>eathiug Organs; Dis
eases of Men , Diseases of Women ;
Aches aud Pains; Heart Trouble*; and
a great variety of Chroaie Diseases, with 1
evidence that in most oases these diseases
are curable. Sent for three oent stamp
Address MURRAY HILL PUB. Co.,
No. 129 B. 28th Street, N.Y.
Maroh 25, 1880. 6m. 1
Alexander II Stephens has so in
creased iu weight that ho is no longer j I
afrsid to buy a toy balloon and take it |
home by himself |'
SCHOOL EXHIBIT, SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1880.
Tbe following table shows—lst, The names of Committees; 2nd, The number ol children; 3rd, Arr«.r.; 4th. |
The amount apportioned; fth, Tbe amount now due :
i- —'! J >I jj 1 - J . . 1 I . !. Mil
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I I S.I
3 . , J Si
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« 2 Sis'
| NAMES OF COMMITTEES. 1  1 * ° I
V SB
Q -o _ 3 a
■ a $ eta. j g § ;
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1 D illon Gordon, Martin Venable, Ploust II Tilly, 72 48 (JO 81 94j
2A T Edwards, Sauiuel J Wall, Col Savago, 68 30 45 33J 45.63
3 Joel Jackson,-. John II Shniuel, Mat Philip*, 40 26 663 26 tit!
4 John Kiger, Jr. Joel J Stor.e, Lawrence llauser, 60 353 40 00 43 53
511 C Co#, T F Newsorn, Joel Snider, 88 185 58 663 60 51
6 A H Helsabeck, James Creson, J nines Riser, 74 ! 386 49 331 53 19
7 W W Johnson, William G Slate, l'eter Kiser, 48 | 32 00 32 00
8 John B iyles, Alei B.ylcs, Mat Overby, 80 24.05 53 331 77 38
» S M Goff. A E Smith, II C Gibson, 82 34 17 54 66ii 88 83
10 Thomas Sams. I P King, J F Boyles, 66 ! 44 OC 44.00 j
11 Leftridge Joyoe, Floyd Owens, William J Wilson. 49 20 10 32 66j I 52 76 1
12 John II Mitohell, William Southern, Jerrv Slawter, 81 '29 16 54 00 j 83 16 j
13 A H Martin, James Covington, William Nunn, 62 11 663 41.3311 53.00 !
14 T J Bote, M T Simmons, W A Simmons, 98 i 65.334 ; 65 33 !
15, John F Tilly, James Flippin, Robert W (feorge, 100 87 95 j 66.663 154 61 i
16 Joshua Smith, John II Lowe, John C Clark, 79 384j 52 663 j56 50 :
17 I Thomas Collins, Peter Overby, Samuel Martin, 44 554 129 33i 34 87 j
18 ( William M Beasly, John Francis, P J Leak, Jr, 38 '25 331 j 25 33
19 .John L Smith, E Y Payne, A H Durham, 66 293 !1400i 46 93
20 J T Joyce, William H Hart, Joseph Nunn, 50 133331 i 33 33 ue Ellen kowe $70.22
21 i John II Cox, Andrew Oollins, Floyd Owens, 41 27-331 27.33
22 C C Smith, Frank Hall (miller). G M Shelton, 53 35 33J 35 33
23 | Joel A Tucker, Robert Priddy, Johu H t'agg, 99 66 00 ' 66 00
24 Leander Nelson, G W Manring, William Brown, Jr, 79 52 66s 52 66
25; John B Mabe, Johnson George, Wlt Bonnett, 45 33 92 3 00 j 63 92
261 Samuel M Shelton, Powell Bobertgon, Moses Lawson, 81 24 40 54.00 ! 78.40
27 Jauiee B Tucker, GVV Merrill, Gid A Martin, 70 22 19 46 60S ' 68 85
281 A C Rhodes, Rut'us Campbell, H C Lackey, 55 80 36 66$ 37 46
29 P D Walking, J M Smith, GII Shelton, 64 38 27 42 663 1 80 93
30 | William H Hawkins, A J Brown, Jr, William J Moore, 61 40.66j i 4U.66
31 jG W Priddy, S S Priddy, William Wood, 46 1.48 30.663 32 14
32 A B Steel, W B Dodson, Sauiuel Martin, 69 20 29 I 46-00 66 29
33 J M Martin, W B Taylor, Nat Hutuheson, 65 43-331 43 33
34 John R Martin, Z S Alley, Joshua A Amos, 81 240 54.00 166 40
35 John Gann, John H Griffin. C L Griffin, 71 j 480 47 33i : 52 13
36 B A Mitchell, George Dunlap, William P Ueid, 100 1 27 80 i 66 663 ! 94 46
37 Charles P Reid, W J Robertson, John Gann, Ji, 60 | 30 ' 40.00 I -40 30
38 William Lemons, S 8 Wall, William A Ward, 62 800 141.331 49 33
39 R II Steel, Jouathan Flinn, William P Mouoce, 75 50.00 ' 50 00
40 j P H Martio, Sr, Willis James, A S Stewart, 63 42 00 J 42 00
41 | Joy W Lasley, Jacob Fultin, Watt Fulton, 91 58 60-663 ' 61.24
42 jH A Burton, I D Fulp, Joseph Redman, 41 27-33 i 27 33
43! Haywoid Taylor, B S Brown, J M Linville, 40 222 26-663 28 88
44 David Poindezter, James Barker, John Marshall, 58 38. 661 38 66
45 William Morefield, John liedman, William Bundurant, 48 46 20 32 00 78.20 I
4f William H Coinbie, A H Morris, LII Hill, 57 38 00 38 00 1 122 96
47 James M Tuttle, Charles Bowman, A J Martio. 53 35 331 35 33 ue Newsoui s6l 88
48 J M Plunkett, Wll Baker, John II Tuttle, 91 34 45 60 661 95 11
49 William J Moore, T M Baker, Hinton Holland, 103 10 00 •]6B 665 j 78 66
50 F J Baker, A G Siiemore, H R Carroll, 71 38 93 ! 47 331 i 86.26
51 Joel F Hill, J B Vaughn, William H Smith, 46 60 84 j3O 663 ' 91 51
52 J G Flynt, A J Smith, Peter Smith, 66 21 00 44 00 I 65.00
63 S M Riarsmi, J B Whitten, W A'Eites, 52 1 34.663 34 66
51 G W Mabe, Thomas Mabe, J D Young, 26 17 331 17 33
55 William Young, 11 J Wood, Jlt Hartman, 34 19 22 66j 22 85
56 Garland Smith, William H Collins, It F Moir, 46 126 30 663 31 92
57 Wane Hicks, J C Southern, J Calvin Southern, 45 720 30 00 ; 37.20
58 P H Carter, M T Mitchell, Reuben Mabe, 36 279 24 00 1 26.79
si* D K Smith, J E Ellis, C L Shepperd, 61 40 66| ' 40.66
60 J J Shaffer, E S Amos, J T Martin, 79 52 60$ 1 52.66
61 Irvin Ledaer, J H Farguson, Gid Farguson, 35 23 331 23 33
62 James Pell, John Wilkes, C A Bryant, 63 20 40 42.00 ! 62.40
63 Caleb Hill, J G Tuttle, Robert Bracket. 46 60 84 30.663 91.51
FOR THE COLORED RACE.
1 Lewis Martin, Jim I)altoD, James II Bailey, 74 23 24 49 331 72 57 I
2 Smith France, Ant Dcarman, Josh Jessup, 40 i 26 66§ 22 91
? ! M dro Goorga ' 40 25 86 ! Dae Mittit Sealy S6O
4 b rank Hghe*, Moses CUrk, lJuck Turner, 73 48 (>(>} 48 60
5 James Hughes, Pleast Faddrill, Riohard Mart is, j 46 |3'>66ii 30 66
6 Johu Brown, Andy Martin, Rufus Claybrook, !114 58.16 76 00 134.16
7 William Johnson, Ned Chaudlor, Henry Kenly, j 80 '53331 53 33
8 Baker Martin, Booker Robertson, Wiley Davis, , | 37 21 03J 24 66i 45 70
9 , Wyatt Robertson, Hen Carter, Green Hairetoo, ; 62 18 41 331 41 51
10 ' Pink Hairgton, Jordan Fultii, Nuck Fultin, j 88 58 663 30 66
11 : Dick Hairston, Hunly Hairston, Buck Anderson, j54 60 00 36 00 96 00
12 Jeff Dalton, Van Withers, Lewis Warren, j64 24 55 36 00 60 55
13 AruiUtead Bailey, Salem Hairston, Qui Lash, 169 46 00 46 00
14 , Patrick Hill, Abner Hill, C Covington, j74 743 49 56 76
15 Thomas Goode, Gabe Moore, Lewis Chandler, j 64 42 66s 42 66 1
16 1 Charles Smith, Sam McDuniel, Burrel Lemons, 64 255 42 663 45 21
17 Bob Lindsay, Martin May, Kit Brown, 43 28 80 128 663 57 46
18 Lewis Duncan, Satn WeOster. Will Wall, 30 •>., im o.l o n 1 P Price, awignee
19 i Abe Kiug, Jo Smith, Ned Clemons, 49 32 663 32 06 I M L.J.,#20
20 Hen Simmons, Greene Gunter, Sampson Cor. 64 315 ,42 665 45 81 I
Respectfully Submitted,
. a. l n > a k nl. loon MITCHELL, Secretary Board of Education.
Danbury, Stokes County, September 7tb, 1880.
This number of the Reporteh is sent to Sohool Committee men in Stokes county, which wi'l inform tbe amoaat
due to their soteral districts by tbe last apportionment out of tb« school fund of ihe tu« of 1880, whicl, v.ve. 66J cenU lo
each child. '
Committee men and others will find it to their interest to become subscribers to the Rkpoktkr, n it will give
valuable information Imu, „me to time, e- Dining the public school, and other county matters ; .10, the proceedings ot
the Hoard of Commissioners and the Courts, Jo., &o. ,
Every oili«en of the county should feeUufficient interest in their county p.per to help sustain it: therefore it is
hoped that every person who receives this number, will beoome . subscriber at onoe.
DANBURY FKMALR SEMINARY—
The Fall season will begin Monday,
August 16th.
TUITION :
Knglish, per mouth, $1.50 to 2.00
Latin and Frenoh, each
per month, extra, 81.00
Music on Piano or Organ,
including use of instru-
T I .• »
« meat, per month, $2.50
Board, including washing and lights,
87 to $lO per month.
Address, PKPPKR A SONS,
Danbury, N. C.
WANTKD.—
We want 200,000 lbs. Blackberries
for whioh we will pay tbe highest market
prioes. Pepper & Sons.
To OUR PATRONS.—
This is to notify any one who may be
indebted to this office that DO one is au
thorised to colleot and receipt for any
amount due on subscription, for adver
tising or job work, except it be one of
our firui. Very respectfully,
PKPPKR & SONS,
Pub. of tb« Danbuiy KKPORTKR
Flux IKM SANDSTONE.— T
We are making arrangements to
furnish any amount of this natural
curhaity, "a rook that wilt bend."
Send us 25 cents and a two-cent
postage stamp, and we will mail you a \
sample, six inches long or more.
fteautiful specimens for museum*; j
any length and width furnished on
; application.
Price list sent to those wishing to j
purchase, if desired.
PEPPER & SONS.
Now RKADY.—
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Keudall's oare and treatment of the
horse. It is said to be tbe most valuable
book of the kind ever published All
subscribers who pay up to January,
1881, or all new subscribers who pay
one year in advanoe, will be presented
, with a copy. Tfcey ean have it by
calling at Pepper & Sons' store, or it
, will be sent by mail free of eharge
Unquestionable.
The Herald, Detroit, Mich , says of
| Warner's Safe Liver and Kidney Care ;
I "Its efficacy in kidney, liver, and urinary
| diseases is ao fully acknowledged that
it is not worth the quest toning. Bona
fide testimonials from well-known eitiima
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I HI rung enough to convince the m st stub
born doubter"—Muy 13, 'BO.
Ph OUL & STOCKTON'S
Tobacco
Warehouse,
WINSTON. N. C.
WE OFFRR Tit THK PLANTERS OF
t North Carolina and Virgiuia every
: advantage for the
HANDLE and SALK
I of their
TOBACCO.
OIIR HOUSE SETS
JE AST "> i WEST,
giving fro n
'SUNRISE
to
SUNDOWN
the
Bust LIGHT
of any
HOUSE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
We will give you every
ACCOMMODATION
( Uniurpatteil)
to make it to your interest to sell itb us.
Your friends, truly,
FFOIIL & STOCKTON,
JOHN SHKPPARD,
Auctioneer and Ueneral Manager.
T A. WiLKS, Floor M Htm per.
N. O. STOCKTON, Hook Kieper.
F. M. B"H ANNON,\ u .. ... „ .
K. 0 CL'NAKD, J Soliciting Patroni.
JOSEPH H. STOCKTON. Supervisor.
Winston, N C., August 19, 1880.—Iy
NOriCK.
I will rent the Cottages at Piedmont
Springs, in Mokes county, to parties who
■nay desire the benefit of the waters during
the hot season of this year.
Price of Cabinn $3 per week.
1 will also open my house in Oauborv for
the accommodation ol such as may desire to
board with me, tor the purpose ol visiting the
spring! and Wounlaius ol our neighborhood.
Kates reatonable. kegular conveyance to
Springs and Mountains.
T; ose who have visited Piedmont Springs
for several jears past, know all about my ta
ble and other management.
S. B. TAYLOR.
June 10. 2m.
LI VEBT,FBED A SALE STABLE,
CRUTCH FIELD & STEDMAN,
Successors to Beck k Moore,
w/vsrox, y. c.
ALL KINDS OF CONVEYANCES
furnished at reasonable rates.
We offer the very best accommodation to
Drovers. Special attention paid to transient
custom. Horses bought, sold and exchanged .
August 19, !860.- -ly
J. S. HARRISON,
—WITH
A.'L. ELLETT & COMPANY.
DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS.
A. L. ELLKTT, CLAY Dkewkr,
A J udson Watkins, S. JJ. HUQHKS*
10, 12 and 14 Twelfth Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
April 34. 6m.
THOS D SHKKWOOD, WITH
Scott, Small 1 Co
JC BBERB or
Notfoas, Faut j Goods, Hosiery.
ULOVfcs, RIBBONS, ALPACAS,
Shawls Si Staple
Dry Goods,
GREENSBORO, X. O.
March 25. 6m.
CABB BROS. 4k CO.,
WholetaU Oealtrt in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS
PEKFC.MBKY * FANCY GOODS,
26 German btreet, (near Carroltou Hotel,)
UA IT J MORE.
February 13. » 4m.