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Entrrfd at the T)anhur>i, X. ('■. l'o*t-uffi'' r
(ut Second Cku* Ma'ter.
DANBCRY, N. C. September 14 1882
"CA Tcmxa a r srttA ir.s."
The Republicans in lonie parts of the
show how hard pressed they are
lor a hobby horse on whieh to ride into
office this fall by trying to u»ak* honest
people believe that prohibition, an issue
long since dead and buried beneath
thousands and thousands of Democratic
and Republican votes, was a Democrat
ic measure because a Democratic legis
lature said at its last session (in accord
with true Democratic principles) that
the people should say for themselves
whether they wanted it or not. Let tho
fhort-comiug« of tlie legislature have
been wliaj they may, no fair-iuitjded
man can censure it for submitting thu
question as it did. The legislature did
not spring it upon the people, but the
people by petitions representing 200.000
of the free people of North Carolina
forced the legislature as their servants
to act on R. A» to individuals all over
tho State advocating or opposing it, this
was only carrying out true Democratic
principles, that every free man should
act and vote agreeable to the dictates
of bis own eonscien :e. And to charge
that this is a Deniocrrtio measure is
only trying to shift the responsibility
from the true origiualurs of the meas
ure , for if we look at those States
where prohibition is in force, we find
that they arc in every instance Repub
lican States.
On th,c other hand, if we look at the
history of »he t Democratic party we find
that it always advocated tho equal
rights and privileges of all. What we
here say is neither advocating nor con
demning a measure now dead, hut only
to show how aosurd, in our opiniou, it
is to coi)duiun a man because ho took a
stand on one side or the ether ; for to
argne this question and bring it into the
campaign m any way, is in our opinion
a superfluous waste of time, knowing as
we all we do that it ts a dead issjo a
question of the past.
What's Leach's part is not known
Some say the managers will have him
canvass the State, others that thoy will
put him against Scales for Congrcsc
from this District. Wliyso long decldiuf
the question, l'robably they have him as
yct like a wild bull in a net fixing t
tame him sufficiently not to paw am
bellow at the presence of Dockcry. Voi
know Leach used to say to Dockery
f'My God Oliver! stand up now and b
a whit* man."
Thqse of our readers who heart
General Lcaph in his speeches delivcrci
when he was engaged in the canvass o
1880 as a candidate for elector on thi
Democratic ticket, will rocollect hot
ardently he defeuded the Democrat i.
party, and how severely helcriticised th
men and the measurs of the Rcpulicai
party. Truly some men ean change theii
politics with amazing facility, We won
der what, (lon. Leach thinks of Cbestci
Arthur now' Once he denounced hiir
as wanting in honesty, and cited John
Jsherinun and R. B liases, as authority
ou the, question-" 4 Rut "circumstance!
alter eases."
Kinston Journal: Wc saw in the regis
ter of deeds 1 office at Goldsboro a mort
gage registered, in which tha Midland
North Carolina Railroad is mortgaged
for $10,000,000 to tlifl American Loan
and Trust Company of Boston, Mass
achusetts. The mortgage that was given
by Mr. Best last year on the Midland to
the same company for tho same amount
has been cancelled. No money could be
raised on the former mortgage as the
Atlantio and North Carolina Railroad
was included. The last mortgage is only
on the new exteusion.
Ifefery town in North Carolina had
pither a Benbow, an Allen, a Blaekwell,
a Bonitz, a Tucker, a Fries, a Ilolt, «
(ireen, or a Howard, to be looked to a?
the representative public spirited man
of the place, then would there be «uch a
prosperity throughout our borders, as
would draw like magnet, capital and im
migration. — JVew South.
With the experience pf the past to
guide us, we may lay it down as a saft
proposition that the Democrats will al
ways win when a full vote is polled, and
that they will always be m danger ol
defeat if » small vuto is cast. Our ob
jeot then should be to bring out a full
vote, and to do this requires work.—
Aews ami Observer,
Walter Mallcy'alatest exploit is the
composing and publishing of a waltz
"I'nder tho Elma," his portait on tlic
title page. TbeTe are some people who
wouldn't mind seeing Walter "under
the olins," dangling about six feet from
the ground.
Jay Gould has captured another
railroad—the Hannibal & St. Joseph.
The roouey kings—the great Barons ol
the Kxcheqner—will yet boss this coun
try far more than they have boused it.
DEMO at AC Ye« RADICALISM.
Below we give ton reasons to the vo'-
ers of Stokes why they should vote tbi
Democratic ticket, aud ten eooJ reason*
why they should 110 longer give theii
support to the Republicans.
We claim for the Democratic party :
1. That it is a white uian's party.
2. By catting dowu expenses, re
ducing the uuiubcr of terms of the Leg
islature, fixing the pay of members u-t
$4 per day and putting taxes at the low
est possible figures, it has proved itsoll
the pa> ty of retrenchment and reform.
U. It is a p*rty firicudly to educa
tion. having built school houses where
none before existed, re-opened the I ni
veraity und arranged for the education
of ninety poor boys free, established
normal schools all over the the State,
and gave the cause of education SIW,-
000 per annum, over and above the tax
es levied for the purpose.
4. It is a party pledged to the re
peal of tbo revenue law, and demands
that the customs, and not the tobacco
brandy and whiskey, sup; ort the gov
ernment and pay oB the Natioual di-,bt.
5. Italia* repudiated the special taj
tax bonds, aud will ever resist to thi
utmost any etfort made to tax the peo
with this tweuty niillious of dollars
from which they never received any ben
efit.
6. It believes in Internal improve
ments, having built two asylums for thi
msaue, one for the doaf and bliud, open
ed up our canals in the Last, aud is now
constructing the C. F. & ."V • 1*- L
which will open up the county of Stokea
and develop her bidden mineral wealth,
7. In county officers it has saved
thousands of dollars to the tax-payer:
by cutting dowu expenses, reducing tin:
enormous fees of officers, and maintain
ing our poor houses, jails, &c., ou alj
economical but amply abundant plan.
It found our people after the wai
burdened with a debt of $117,000,000
this debt has been compromised, t'airlj
and honorably, and reduced more thai
two-thirds of its original amount.
0. It believes in giving the negrc
his every right, bus it is opposed to ne
gro equality, and to our children sitting
in school side by side with the
child, and our sous and daughters inter
marrying with the colored race.
10. Finally it is the party, that bj
its houeity, opposition to oppression it
I every shape, advocacy of what is righ
; aud for the true interest of the peopli
j and the tax-payer, is entitled to thi
1 hearty support of every true man whi
loves his State, cure* for his own wclfar
aud hopes to see his child run, friends aio
neighbors succeed aud prosper.
I On the other hand the radical parti
I is:
1. The negro party, i. e. a part;
which is composed of two-third negroes
1 who now are ihctatin if and saying t
: their white friends who shall be tliei
! officers and leaders.
2. It favors the continuation of thi
' revenue law, with all its corruption am
trickery, having so declared in theii
' platform and tbeir caucus.
| 3. It issued the special tax bent's
to construct a railroad that never re
1 ceived a cent of the money, it beinj
i spent in bar-rooms, houses of ill-fam
and gambling hells, and now, they favoi
their payment, and will see them paij
provided the people put theiu iu power
(which Ihcy will raver do.)
4. It did nothing for the interna
improvement of the State, built no asy
■ turns, schools or railroads, but used thi
money set aside for this purpose in pay
ing the members of the Legislature $"
per day for i»00 days, and in keeping Uf
a bar-room in the capital for the conven
ience and comfort of tbesi members.
5. It is the only party that ever sus
pended the sacred right of habeas-corpus.
and turned loose upon a down-trodden
people a band of cut throats and robbers
who arrested our citizens oontrary tt
law, pillaged our houses, and burned oi
laid wasto our barns and our fields.
(i. It never did one thing for eduoa
tion, built ne school houses, run nt
schools, but stole the children's moqs}
and used it for their own private ends.
] 7. Under this party taxes were doub
, le what they now are, officers grew ricl
| on enormous foes wrung from the people
land the wildest extravaganeo in tin
! management of national, State am
county officers were the order of tin
I day
8. It favors a high system of tariff
j thus wringing more niouey out of thi
poor farmers, merchants aud laborers 0
North Carolina, to enrich the powcrfu
and opulent manufactures and produci
of New Fnglaud.
9. To-day it favors every measure
(Revenue, high tariff awl payment oj
! special tares) looking to increasing the
burdens of the people, and is in favor 0
! nothing that tends to better or improve
' our condition either financially er per
sonally.
I 10, Finally, it is a party that ruler
! the State for two short years, and yet ir
its tiii|C so piled uponr debt, dertroyed
our credit, wasted our resources ant:
stole our funds, as to make a record m
black, so damning, that 110 one who ha
a spark of in his U wont ean
i
ever liope again to sec this party in pow
er. I call therefore upon nil good
citizens of the county or State,
especially the fair minded Republican*
to study these tilings out lor himself, and
if what 1 say is found to be true, which
verily they arc, I ask him no longer to,
he led by these corrupt leaders (fir they i
alone are the responsible parties) but to
uoiue out for Democracy, thus giving
your veto to these corrupt measure* urg.
ad aud advocated by the Republicans.
Yourt, &e.,
3. T. OKI'S.
Adapting Conscience to Clr
cuui'.liincoN.
It was an Ohio man who. when a ter
rible storm set in one night, rushed iuto :
the house of a neighbor and cried out: |
"Jones, this is the ending up ofi
earth."
"I'm afraid so—l'm afraid so, was
tlx reply.
"Ami what shall we do?"
"Make our peace with heaven."
Tho wind blew still stronger, the!
house began to shake, and '
man exclaimed—
"Jones you lost Ire bushels of wheat
last fall V'
"Yes."
"And you have your suspicions
"I have. The uian who took luy,
whtat had better own up."
"Can you forgive him !"
"I eau."
"Well"—
. Here «he wind suddenly stopped, andj
after a look through the window the ■
conscience-stricken mau turn«id and Gu
ished—
"Well, 1 was going to remark, if 1
meet him I'll advise him to call around. '
Youth's Companion.
The MIIKTHIH ol
The Pepper Mining Company, at this
place, propose collecting specimens ' f
every mineral of value to be found in
the county, with the name of the owner
ot the lard upon which it is found.
They will have suitable eases made, and
keep the minerals so arranged that spec
ulators or lovers of the curious may -cc
them at all times, and know where tbey
are found. Any and all who feci an in
terest. in this subject are requested to
to deliver at the store of N. M. Pepper
& Co. any mineral that may bo regard
ed as valuable, or that may be admired
for its beauty. This will be a matter
of very great interest to the county,
and in sonio cases will no doubt prove
of pecuniary advantage to the owners ot
the land. Any mineral considered val
uable will be sent to tho State Geologist
for analysis, without cost to the owner.
Edgar T. Page, Esq., Druggist writes
us from Chicopce I'alls, that Mr. Albert
llucntlier, under Wilds Hotel has used
that rcinarkublc remedy, St. Jacobs Oil,
for a severe case of rheumatism and ii
cured him, as if by magic, lie also us
ed it with great suecejs among his hors
es, in cases of sprains, sores, etc., and it
cures every time.
Anybody can advertise aud boost
about selling goods cheap, but when it
comes to selling good coffee at 10c a
pound, calico at 41 ocnts'a yard, a good
pair woman's shoes at §I.OO, a ten-quart
dish pan for 25c, half-gallon bucket at
10c, thermometer to cure your tobacco
by, at lit>c. it looks like N. M. Pepper
& Co. mean to do what they say.
There is a clock in Nantucket that
shows the movements of the titles and
planets, one wheel of the clock reqiiiroing
100 years to complete a single revo
lution,
There has been an average daily ship
ment of "0,000 pounds of peaches per
day over tho Virginia Midland Railroad,
from the South, sinco the commencement
of the season.—Charlotte Observer.
Mr. John Miller, of 54 West Fifth
street, tells us that he was oured by the
use of St. Jacobs Oil of a complicated
case of rheumatism of ten years stand
ing.—CineimUi Irish Citizen.
A fire at Fresno, California, destroyed
about fifty buildings, mostly business
houses, including five hotels and a bank.
Loss estimated at §200,000. Insurance
very light.
'Tis hard for a man to say all the
world is mistaken but himself. If it bo
so, who can help it'—Defoe.
There is a fence in the western part
ot" this country 200 miles long. What u
placo for politicians to roost?
Not an aleohlie beverage, but a true
and reliable family medicine is llrown i
Iron Bitters,
J Collectors have issued to theii
underlings something after this fashion
'*l wish so and so to be electod from
your county, lie sure that so and sf
aro not sent. I look to you to see thai
uiy wishes aru ofl'ooted, and you can cat
on me for the means to effect the end?
desired." We do not hesitate to sat
that this is a desperate game—one whet
discovered no true Republican can en
dorse : NO IIIEST MAN CAN St IIMII
xo. Keogh's piper before the Shite Hi
pub I icun Contention.
jy-'Men change, principles never.'
We bow to the will of the State conven
tion.— A", nrh't piper njtrr tin Conven
tion.
Fifteen |fuii«lr«l MSMCU
sew ofUce*
The profligate Congress at the late
session created fifteen hundred and nin>*-
tv new offices, among, which several
were revived, liko the Assistant Secre
taries ot' War and of the Navy, that had
been abolished as superfluous at the
close of the rebellion. This enormous
increase of patronage was made princi
pally to satisfy the constant and press
ing demands of politicians.
Pretexts of various kinds were manu
factured is an excuse for such scandal
prodigality. Among others, it was al
leged that per.si-m claims would be rap
idly advanced and decided by an addi
tioeal force. Twelve hundred and ten
clerks were given to the I'eusion llurcau,
to the Adjutant-General and to the
Surgeon-t 1 eueral for thi- purpose
These raw recruits have all to he ed
ucated iu the duties to which they are
assigned, and instructors have been ap
pointed to teach them the rudiments cf
official routiue. Many of them as were
others in the increase uiadc last for the
same pn i'
case the teachers were incumbents who
wore displaced by ignorant successors
thai are not more fit for service to-day
than they originally were.
i'hese appointments and all others
are controlled by politics. Kven iu the
scientific divisions where technical knowl
edge is essential to successful adminis
tration, partisan influence claims recog
nition, asserts authority, and in nine
cases out of ten prevails over merit,
however conspicuous.
And now, aft*r creating this army of
officeholders, it is found tin] roviMon was
made for housing them properly. They
actually stand in the way of each other
in the different bureaus, and cannot be
seated for want of desk roron. In or
der to kc-cp up appearances, some o(
them are detailed for night service, to
take tho places of others who occupy
the day. ]sut this is ft mere sham, in
vented to cover the jay of clorks who
have nothing to do. and who were ap
pointed as arewird fur political -.nice
alone.
Sometimes this sort of patronage is
sold by the "influence" which stands
behind it. Office brokerage is said to
be a regular business at Washington,
and the organs contain daily advertise
ments offering liberal premiums for
situations in the different de
partments, the bounty being giaduated
by the value of the place.
This tarftic could not be carried on,
and certainly could not bo prosperous,
if there was not c>illusion between tho
insiders and the outsiders. The actual
and the prospective vacancies, the cau
ses for removal, and the opportunities
for admission, straight and crooked, arc
known better to the appointment clerks
than to the Secretaries themselves. This
information has a merchantable value,
and it is not nnfrei|Uontly sold to brok
ers, to applicants, and to others inter
ested in getting it quickly. The con
dition of a public service subject to th s
corrupting contamination must be de
plorably bad.— JVew \ork Sun.
The Stale of South Carolina lias
just as much right to re-enslave the
blacks, or import slaves from the costs
of Africa, as she has to disfranchise
the negroes within her borders, or in
any manner abridge th/ir right to vote.
H'mhinglon Rrpublisan. Editor Gor
liam appears to be down with a seven
attack of devotion to the Constitution.
We use tho word "appears " simply
because it is all in tho seeming, lie cares
nothing for the Constitution. lie never
cared atij thing for it. His party leaders
have denounced it in the past as "a
league with hell and a covenant with
death," and the history of his party
during and since tho war is principally
made up ofattacks upon the social fabric
of the Southern States' and denials of
thi'ir political rights, in utter defiance of
that instrument. The rnly friends that
the Constitution ever had arc the PClL
ocrats.
A gentleman from the southern part of
the count)' handed us a piece of paper
on which the following was written :
"Four hundred majority against ltadi
cals and Liberals for Davidson." He
remarked that Healing Springs would
comaup with a larger Democratic vote
than ever before. The people in that sec
tion without regard to .party arc itching
to get a chance at Leach. They will
give him the last lift that will lay him
on tho political shelf for a'l time to
come.— Lexington Dispatch.
Roidsville Times: Prayers for the
nowspaper press of the country were of
fered at several religions meetings in
New York city recently. Why did't
tlioy pray for delinquent subscribers ?
Those are the fellows that should bo es
pecially remembered as they certainly
are by the publishers. Hut, perhaps,
they are considered past praying for.
The fruit fair at Greensboro and the
wheat fair at Winston sapgests to the
JStw South the idea of holding a tobacco
fair at Durham. We hope to see the
suggestion taken; but why can't we have
a fair nearer home? Wlrut say our \\ in
stpn friends ?
To t»lver!l-u'r «
The REPORTER AXII I'OST tin
following inducements to advertiser
who may wish lo reixeli t!io people o
Middle ami Westoni North Carolina
and oilier section.':
1. It is the only paper published "
Stokes county, the population of wbicl
is about 16,000.
'J. It goes to nearly every State it
the Union, circulate* to a considcrablt
extent in Surry, l'oisytlie ami Rocking
ham couutt»s, in this Slate, as well as
the adjoining counties in \ irginta, whih
ils circulation among tlio 10,1100 c!
Stokes county's population, is nearly a;
{xren as that of all other weeklies com
bine d.
It is in a prosperous comlitior
and growing in f .vor, it» circulation to*
day being greater than -t any time smei
the first number was i.-ued more thai
ten vcars since, and has nearly double*
within the lust two years.
4. The rates offered by the REPORT-
Kit AM» I'OST to advertisers areas low ai
are offered by any paper with a circula
tion as large as its own.
An Extraordinary Oiror-
There are a number of persons out o
employment iu every county.—yet en
ergetic men willing to work d" not neei
to In-. Those willing to work can inuk
from slt'o to $-">00 a month clear, work
ing for us in a pleasant and pmuianen
business. The amount our agentsmii
varies,—sonn. making as high as s.ioo
month, while others as low as SIOO, al
depending on the energy of the agent
We have an article of great merit. li
should be sold to every Ilousc-ewnci
and p.;ys over 100 per cent profit
l-'.ach sale is from $:! .">0 to SIO.OO,
t hie agent in l'cnnyslvniiia sold -J- it
two days, and cleared sti|.oo. Al
agent in New \ ork made £!.>.Oo it
one day. Any man with em rgv cnougl
jo work a full day, and will d > this dur
ing the year can make $2,000 s
year. We ouly want one man m eael
county, and to him will give the exclu
sive sale as long as he continue* to woi l
faithfully for us. There is no competi
tion, and uotliing like our invention made
I'arties having from S2OO to 81.000 t>
invest, can obtain a General Agency
for ten counties >r a state. Any on
can make an investment of from $-•"> t
sl,ooo without the last risk of loss, it
our Circulars will show that those in
vesting s2"> can after a IJ' l days tria
return the goods unsold to us and gci
th.-ir money Lack, if they do not clctn
at least SIOOO. They show that a Gen
al Agent who will 'ako ten counties ami
invest SIOOO can after a trial of 00 dayi
n-tmn-ull unsold to %nt|C4iaTi
money returned to them if they tail t
clear at least 5750.00 in that time. Wi
are not paying salaries, but want met
willing tu work and obtain as their pay
the profits of their energy. Men not
willing to work on our terms will noi
work oil any. Those meaning busiiwsi
will receive our large descriptive circu
lar, and extraordinary offer by enclosing
a three cent stamp, with their address
flic first to comply with our terms wil:
secure the county or couuties they may
wish to work.
Address, RENNER MASfKACTintsa
Co.. 118 Sniithtield Sliect, I'ittsburg,
l'a.
s*2oo-00 Reward!
Will he paid for the detection uti 1 con
viction of any person selling or dealing
in any bogus, counterfeit or imitation
Hop BITTERS, especially Hitters ot
preparations with the word lloi'or 1 1c.t• -
n their name or connected therewith,
that is intended to mislead and cheat the
public, or for any preparation put in any
form, pretending to be the same as lint 1
BITTERS. The genuine have a cluster
of GREEN HOPS (notice this) printed on
the white lable, and are the purest and
best medicine on earth, especially foi
Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases.
Beware of all others, and of allpretended
formulas or recipes of Hot' BLTTERC
published in papers or for sale, as they
are frauds and swindles. Whoever deals
in any but the genuine will be prosecut
ed.
Hot- HITTERS MEG CO.,
Rochester N. V.
Nklnny Mesa.
"Wells' Health Ken ewer" restores
health and vigor,cures l>y«pep*i», Im
potence, Sexual Debility. sl.
Julian S. Carr has been elected pres
ident of the Greensboro Female Collego
association.
Republican party left that organisa
tion long ago.—.W aeon Telegraph, Dem.
Knrich and revitalise the blood by
using lirowu'a Iron ISittors.
on
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flics
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers, llie. Druggists.
Piedmont Springs.
Parties desiring to rout Cabins at l'leil
iit*>iit .Springs w ill pl'-w uotliv mo before
coming. -V few bnanlers will lie taken at
my bouse for the warm season, ltates rea
-oiiablc.
Mv stables w ill lie run by Mr. I). 11. Jl\-
i-r. of I,ciiksville. X. in cniv-.-tion w ill,
my house as a t'-fl ami liven stable. Hate,
reasonable. t-'nr further particulars apply
tom ' a t Hanburv by letter.
Jul) I**-'. M. I!. TAVI.OI;.
SEEK
health ant! avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong ?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
arc tired of that kind of life,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? By getting one
bottle of BROWN' IRON BIT
TERS,and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Mansfield, Oluo, Nor. «6, *BSr.
Gentlemenl have suffered with
pain in my aide and back, and prcat
torenets on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres
sion of spirits, and loss of »ppe
tite. I have taken several different
fnedicines, and waa treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys , and spleen, but I got HO relief.
I thoußht I wou' - try Brown's Iron
Jiilters ; I have now takeoene bottle
find a half and am about well—pain
in side and back all gone—soreness
* nil out of my lxcast, and I have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
itrcngth and iesh. It can justly be
Called the iiHgcf mtduintt.
JOHM K. ALUMDBR.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
composed of Iron insoluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidaey diseases.
fiSJSIFiSi
mwtm.
-ferffEßS
- That terrible prnnrgp f. vrr nnd agnr, at*
lta convener, billions reiuittant, besides at
feet lon A of the atoinnch, liver aud bowels
r reduced by miasmatic nlr and water, ar
Oth « radicated und prevented by the use c
Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters, n purely vege
table elixir, indorsed by physicians, an
more extensively used as n reraetlv for th
above clans of disorders, ns well us for man,
others, than any medicine of the ape.
For sale by all Drttjnrists and Dealer* *
geuerally.
CDsfllkil
I'OH
RHEBMITISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings und Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Ganeral Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Far and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Wo rVparntion on mrth equals St. J.m.aa On.
K a BHtr, Murr, *hupir and rheitp t\ frrnal
K«-m« dy. A trial entails but the coiiip*n.tl*»-ly
trilling outlay 50 (Vat*, und »tiff»rtit|?
with |nin can Uhv« cheap and positive proof of iw
clainw
Direst**** in Kleven banana*™.
SOLD ill ALL DKOGOIBTB AHD DEALEE3
IH MEDIOIHE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
lUiltimorr, Mil.* "• 9. A,
Bobert a. Galloway, Jr., with
STERN & CO.,
WUOLKBALB
Boots and Shoes
So. !) GOVERNOR STREET,
sth Door from Main,
M ,7n.fi RICHMOND, V*
GEO. E. NISSEN & CO.,
SA lj EM, X . c.,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
lVint; only tin' l»>st of material*, wo mws
tlw I M'st of work, anil warrant otery JM».-
We have tin' oltloftt ami Ingest Wugoii Works
anil our W.mons ltttt A tl.e liest repfitation >
any in th.- Mill''. I vcrj Wiigim l«'«r> tl«
11.1 nit* "J. I', NISSKN. Salem I'. 0.. N. ' *
Writ" l.trji'liv-. Htf i to all wl»> iiiviwliij
111 W.t'^'l'lK.
♦ . - . z- i -i. ■ tm
EARS'»«MILLION
Poo Ohio's Balsam of Shark's Oil.
]{r*t»r*H tin- llrarimj, ami t //*«
On/f/ Alwtlutr (.'arcfor liea/nvm Known.
This Oil UuUn.ihi-Uml fix Hit jiectiliai *l*»-
« ii*> »l' filial I White Shark, caught in IIM
Yellow Sea, kuowiiiiH I'aimr AKADO.n Ko.N
ni i rrn. JJvery Chinese tisltermau kno»«
It. Us virtues as a restorative of hearing
wore tlUeoveretl hy ltiihlhi*t Priest ahoui
tln* y«*ur 1410. Its euro* were «u numerous
ami many wo nfnufnytft mirarntnua, that tha
II'IIMMIV was utlU-iully proclaimed over the
t entire Ktupire. lis use Ucame ?*n universal
11 hut tor ort r JitMl Jffttr* #»» iMa/tptm MUM
ixtei! amony thr i'hinrae p*¥f4r
eluirges pn-paiil. t«» any address at $ IUO per
tattle.
Hear What the Deaf Say.
LI lias performed a miracle In WY raw.
I lutve no niH'urtlil> noise* lN NT> headaiul
hear much Ifttw.
1 liuve LIII'H greatl}' IS'll'litci),
My deafness L« l|nil U great ileal — think
another Uittlw A 111 rurv me.
'•IT* virtue* AN 1 uH^rxliimable anil IU cur
d/ire rhui-th it-r nlmnlutr, aj tht writer can
[>rr*ultalltl I ratify, bolk from eip rifnrr anrf
uhnrmttim. Write AT oiw to ILATFI.oi U *
•IKNNKV. 1 DRY Strvul. Xe» York, ,nrlo,lng
SI.TTO, ami >Oll will iwrltt by returu a rem.
.•ily tlmt will enable you to hear Ilk* any.
IKHIV else. ami nbnw curative eftect, will b«
pcniiaiteut. You » ill never regret dolnj
SO."—KIIITOU AMI'-HIIA* HEYIKW.
a .—RO avoid lon* In TIN- Malls, pleas* "LTD
money by lle.;l*tered L.etter.
Oiiiv Imiiortcd bv
IIAYI.OCK AJKNXEY,
(I .ale llavlork A (•».,
sol.l AUKNT* roll A MI:HM A.
7 Dry St., New York.
•20 DOLLARS
|t WII.I. nrr THK
Favorite* Singer
SKWINU MACHINE.
h«|uttl to auy forty-Hfii
(s4*») Dollar machine sold
JhiuiUontf tn Apjttarvncr. •
t'aultl*** in Lif vtion!
\\ v make it a* easy anil a* safe for you to
buy of* us, as ft' any merchant in your town.
No money aske.l until tin? Machine haa been
tost CI I.
Address,
(O-ofltKA 11\ K H«tWlftO M*( HIN* Co.,
Philadelphia. I'B.
NOTICE.
ii\ virtue ol' a ilniw o(* tlie I'loltul* rout t
ofstoki* ( oiluly, I will sell at public aur
tlnli for ilisli lit tin* rnlilriHV uf tilt lale N.
K. Namilrl all tlit' rral ROTATE lirloHglny U>
I ilit' aniil SaiuiK'l. Tl.« tra.l miitinura IIK»
' ar!F» moil" or 11-H.H, i» in a goml ami lralrali|a
I uriuliUirluMHl, ami I* aril limhrrril ami
nati'ii'd. All l»r>oii» wisliinc to lrti> a
' tils' rI.L-.fc lirin won 111 «lo ai'll to atlrml ll»
j s.ilf. liiriv aiv I;IKNI IIIIIUIIIIK" on tlfi
I lami ami it i in r*rry rrsix-i-t a ilrairalila
farm. Sale w ill take |»l««v at lloVU»*k oil
! Momlny tlir 4ili ilay of S«'|*«nilifr ltWi.
I i liU .'>lh ila\ of AIIJ;. ISsa.
W. x. M.ACKIIRNV.
Ailni'r X. K. Sainurl U«'D.
11l CONSfMITIVEfcU— TH» aWrrtl«»r
i iliv. iLv . (.'uiiaiiniiillon, l.y a «iui|>lr n mrilv,
' atixioUM to liiuKP known to lii» tV'llow-suf
! fiici.i tin-mraiiaof run 1 . To all whoilrslr*
j l*i* will villi a i*o|»y of tlir |irv^'ri|alon
J IIMMI, (fr rliitrp'.) with tlw ilirr«lion»
' LUI |IN iiiriligaml ualn^tlii' aiar, wlilrlitliey
I will tin.l A fcurr i'l'HK lor T O(V.'//>,
j(a I. lis. (l.\slill'Tloy. ASTHMA.
\inm\i «INUNS «TM
' i*i nitloii. WIN fili'lTA* ailriro'U. Rfr.fi, A.
I WILSON, ISM I "run .St., \Yilliaiiifcl>urgh,
' N Y. Krb. IS'M-IT.
i I'IMI'I.KS.—I will mail (Krrr)tlir WLPO
lor a .[tuple l' h.U KTA It I. y. IIALSi tliat
»111 N'LUIAU VVI.V, illk hIR/.vr
l.Ksami IH.IITI tlE#, K'avini;TLW >kln »«ft,
I li'aranil LU-autifiil; IIMI umlrmiloiiii for pr*-
■liirliiK a luxuriant urowtli of hair on a balil
III'.MI or Hiuootli tail-. Aitilri-A., inrkminc HR.
I ttuiup. IIKN. VANDELK * FO„ lit Har
! I lay St., N. Y. F>U 10 W-ly.
State ofXorth Carolina,
STOKES corsrr.
L'etitiou to Sell Laud for Partition.
Win. A. HUnitor ami Kn«irr Mhaflbr. .lohn
IITIL• NFIM.U NII«I ,S*lU* llLt« tivrann. H. W. H. V#r
iii.it miulivlili.i V rriHOi. MULTE VERANA tn4 llaa
i\ \ rriuui, (Win. \ rrnwn. J«»«A Vataoa, RATA
Vornuii. liiM hiiiiun Vernon. I'4»r sella aad
NUK.IOMO, Murrclta AUnv anU L»a\lU A\\ry.
Kul i Vol nun, helr»-at-law uf Hl«kar4 Verm>n v
ttcvM.)
T».
Mur> (iatcwwxl. #!rrrjr (iatweed, ftallta Ana
LIIIIVAIMIL Ull*l I'uily TUTFWTNNJ, LIMN » tea of
Man liuli'wvMMl. EUTAWEIH ah«JT«i an*
Uoe.' blmrtrr. Kutli Martla a art Halter Mania,
Ce.lia Aleuiu ami ilulia Ale«»m aad M»til4a TOR-
It from iffldarHi AND otfter aaltafae
lorv etHlmiro. that Marv Uaiesiw«4. «lvrrv 4taie«
Knllv Ann liaUwond. poll? ilaUaroad.
helra-at-lawol Matvilaiewood, 4ec*4. KUaaWeitk
.shatter UML lC..rge MltaAer. FTTFTK Martla aa4
II it tier Martin. Cellla ILOA and J«lia ALROM
IIIDI Matilda Vernon are non-reatdewta «F tkle
Slate, it la nr.lere.l IIT tlir T!oert that thia adver
litat I.ie.it be MA.le lit tlir I»anWarr Haeoataa
on I*«»«T for »IN auree*alve weeka. NOTIFY in* tie
M»UL delendaiila that * |M titk»n haa Wea hy
the alnivc |.luintirt lor a aaleuf rertaia real-vat ale
(L\ IIIJ( IN the countv OT atidiea and faltv d»«rrlbr*t
111 the I rtitlon) fur partitl«»ai beta rral ha
Inw of .lohn Vernon, dee'd, aad tha aatd drfead
iititk are eoinmaiMled to u'ipear at tha oilrr of tha
eiei k of the Sunerior court «H" *t«»kraat haahnrv,
X. f. on or before the 4th day «»f t*tober IM3 to
iii»S'r or ilemur to the |»rlltH»n *»f tbr p'alaUff,
lor tiuleaa tliev doMiu|>pcarand anewaror 4e»er,
Ihe relief a lueh the auld olaintita a»k will h*
L'riiiited. i!l\en umler wv narnl, fhla ord Aug.,
IIW.'. .1 AMKS Itir.KHoN, Jr.,
T'lerk Mu|>ertor T'«»art.
IS'otice I Notice ! 1
Ily virtue of a lerr»r of the Sll|iertor
eourt of Stoke* county, I will *tl at |Mil>lie
Ulll'tion at tin 1 iiMirt-liouM door In Danbury
!011 tile ILL day of Ortober, IS#*, all tlir raal
I ESTATE brloiiKlUK to Joint Auioa, dre'd. Said
I lami rontalna lt*T aero*, lunro or bna, lira
J IIN Crt Hiked I'twk, and U well ada|itcd to
tlto nrowtli uf com, w lieat and tolnrru. IT*
the land are good buildings ami a flue or
chard, and all |K'r»on» wishing a good home
will do aril to at tend aaid aaiti and buy. —
Tei in* made known OU day OT lale. Tltia
21at day of Atigurt, LHHI.
1». 1). WATKINS,
C'MnmiaiuiMr.
NOTICE.
Ily virtue or an axecutlnn in my Itand.,
LUUED from the Superior Court of Mokra
County, SITING term ISN!, in favor of liay
wood Yenuble anil against liro. IValve, I will
sell for caali at the tOU IT-house door lu the
town of Danbury. ou Holiday the 'ID day
of Octolier, :W2, 50 acre* of land roorr or
LEW, aiUoinlng the lauds of J. 11. Mitchell
and other* J alio the J. mile Moore trait of
uliout I:;T> acres, mljoining tlir land, of W. J.
Wilson ami other*, levleil on as ihe lami* of
TIE! said tieo. L'eans', to satisfy rxecutlon In
favor of llavwooil Venable.
Also at the same time and place, I will
SI ll N TLIE for cash a tract of "21 acre, mors
or less, known as the Ilurrvll darker tract ,
ami one other trail of 4l aeitn. mor»' or
less, conveyed to \V. 11. (.entry by H. I).
Hay, making U" acres more or le*», on tb»
water* of LVIM'S Creek ami waters of Suow
Creek, and now ocrup'ed by Calvin Manuel,
ailjuining tlie lambi of W. W. MlT'aidesa.
TLII) heirs of W. 11. Kly lit and others, lev
ied on as the properly of W. 11, (ieiury to
satisfy an execution in my hands In FKVUROF
W. W. King.
At oflkv in Daitbiirv. August HU, IMIX.
W. A. KTSTES.
Sheriff stulrt CO,